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F.a: ACAT Burundi serving detainees Burundi's judicial system suffers from inefficiency, and the lack of independence, resources, and education, and corruption. There are more court cases, many of which are politically sensitive, than there is time to handle them. Arbitrary arrest, prolonged
 pre-trial detention and torture in custody are common, as well as the impunity of the authorities. Poverty of the accused, as well as the lack of capacity of the judicial system, corruption and inefficiency, make more difficult or prevent the investigatio
n, the use of defenders and witnesses court cases, the keeping the pretrial detention time limited, as well as keeping the appeal process operational. The conditions of prisoners and detainees are poor, even life-threatening. The project aims to strengthen
 the knowledge of the prisoners and the prison authorities of the judicial and penal system, as well as the capacity of the prison authorities to deal with complaints, provides information for the prisoners about progress of the legal process and to inform
 ACAT about the cases which need intervention. In addition, the aim is to increase awareness of human rights by the prison authorities. The project target group consists of Muramvya and Mpimba prisons prisoners and authorities. The project aims to reach a 
total of 3 600 prisoners. The project's target prisons are overcrowded, for example Mpimba prison is designed for 800 persons, but there are more than 3 500 prisoners in the prison. The project activities aim at reaching particular women's prison populatio
n ( pregnant women, mothers of young children , widows), minor prisoners, and prisoners over the age of 60, prisoners that have been at least two years in the pre-trial detention, as well as illiterate poor, who are left without proper court proceedings. T
he project will also include an analysis of the human rights violations in Ngozi, Gitega, Ruyigi and Rumonge prisons. In addition, the project will benefit from a wider target other prisons, prisoners who want to get more legal information, prison authorit
ies and the ACAT volunteers. Action des chretiens pour l' Abolition de la Torture ACAT - Burundi is an organization set up in 2001, whose work focuses on the prevention of torture, the death penalty and sexual violence prevention work, as well as a broader
 promotion of human rights.
Training programme on development policy and cooperation Kehityspoliittinen ja kehitysyhteistyökoulutus Training on development policy and development cooperation contains three different parts: general training development policy days and attached workshops and further training including on-the-job training and peer learning. The target group for the traini
ng is the MFA staff working with development questions including local staff at the embassies and people recruited to international development cooperation assignments. Some training courses are also open to representatives from organisations or consultanc
y companies engaged with Institutional Cooperation Instrument (ICI) or other development cooperation projects. The objective of the training is to ensure and improve professional skills on development policy and development cooperation. The wider objective
 is to further enhance effectiveness of development cooperation. Kehityspolitiikan ja kehitysyhteistyön tuloksellisuus ja tehokkuus edellyttävät että sen parissa työskentelevällä henkilöstöllä on asianmukainen kulloisessakin tehtävässä tarvittava osaaminen.Koulutuksen tavoite on työn tuloksellisuuden ja mi
elekkyyden lisääminen sekä henkilön omien voimavarojen ja kykyjen kasvattaminen. Kehityspolitiikkaa ja kehitysyhteistyötä (KEPO-KYT) koskeva koulutuskokonaisuus koostuu verkkopohjaisesta koulutuksesta ja lähiopetuksesta (perusteet ja syventävät) K
ehityspoliittisista neuvottelupäivistä niiden ohella järjestettävistä työpajoista ja verkkopohjaisesta itseopiskelusta. KEPO-KYT koulutuksen kohderyhmänä ovat ministeriön ja edustustojen kehitysyhteistyöasioita hoitavat henkilöt ml. paikalta pal
katut sekä kansainvälisiin kehitysyhteistyötehtäviin rekrytoitavat UM:n ulkopuoliset henkilöt. Lisäksi koulutuksiin voi kohdennetusti osallistua kehitysyhteistyöhankkeissa toimivien valtion organisaatioiden tai konsulttiyritysten edustajia. Koulutus
suunnitelma laaditaan osallistavasti ja syventävien koulutuskokonaisuuksien aiheet ja sisällöt räätälöidään kohderyhmien mukaan.Nyt haettava rahoitus (120 000 ?) keskittyy koulutuksien toteuttamiseen ja kehittämiseen.
F.a: Enhancing Human Rights of Indigenous Girls and Women in Samburu Community In Kenya, a lot of effort has been given to prevent e.g. female genital mutilation (FGM). Despite the efforts, FGM is widely executed for example in Samburu communities in Northern Kenya. The Samburu foster a pastoralist culture and way of living, which in
cludes amongst others women’s and girls’ human rights violations. These traditions include polygamia, FGM and “beading”, a tradition aiming mainly to a sexual relationship between a young girl and a Samburu soldier. The project aims at improving pa
rticularly reliazation of Samburu women’s and girl’s rights in Samburu and Laikipia provinces. Promotion of rights will be done primarily through information work, advocacy and training. The target groups, in addition to Samburu communities, include re
levant stakeholders, organisations, human rights institutions, authorities, and police. Samburu Women Trust was founded in 2006 by a group of educated women. The organization was registered in 2009 as Samburu Women for Education and Environment Development
 Organisation SWEEDO and in 2012 as Samburu Women Trust. www.samburuwomentrust.org
F.a: Grinding and milling machines This group of 9 Albino women wants to set up a small business for grinding and milling. The project includes necessary machines, raw material and training to start economical activities, improve income and independent life.
Preventive Education for Uterine Prolapse in Nepal Kohdunlaskeuman ennalta ehkäisy Nepalissa In Nepal there are about 14 million women with Uterine prolapse. Though the expected lifetime has become longer in Nepal the amount of women who get uterine prolapse has not decreased. It has doubled from the year 2008. The problem is in the Nepalese cultu
re. It does not protect the the women after they given a birth to a child. Many of the women are expected to work hard soon after the delivery.The aim of this project is to secure a better health for all in Nepal and to prevent Uterine prolapse- by support
ing them to appreciate the motherhood and to protect the mothers after the delivery - by counselling in breast-feeding and in child care- by teaching right ways to lift and to work - by guiding to healthy living habits and versatile diet- by encouraging to
 smoke free lifestyle with no intoxicating agents or fear of AIDSIt is planned that the project will reach all the 75 districts in Nepal in three years. Partners in the districts will be the health and education departments of the districts and also the vo
luntary women workers groups which already exist in the districts. According to the plan in each district a three day seminar will be arranged in which all the health teachers from the schools health assistants midwives and the voluntary women workers in t
he district will be invited. Each year about 2500 health workers can take part in the seminar (100 in each district). All these will get the health education teaching material used during the seminar so that they can use it also in their own work. So the a
mount of the Nepalese reached by the project will be several time larger. Nepalissa on tällä hetkellä arvion mukaan 14 miljoonaa naista jotka kärsivät kohdun laskeumasta. Vaikka nepalilaisten elinikä on pidentynyt kohdunlaskeumasta kärsivien määrä on kaksinkertaistunut vuodesta 2008. Ongelman ydin löytyy nepalilaisest
a kulttuurista Siinä ei äitiä suojella synnytyksen jälkeen ja moni joutuu hyvin pian raskaaseen ruumiilliseen työhön.Projekti pyrkii nepalilaisten terveydentilan parantamiseen ja kohdunlaskeuman ennalta ehkäisyyn1) tukemalla nepalilaisia arvostamaan
 äitiyttä sekä suojelemaan etenkin juuri synnyttäneitä naisia 2) neuvomalla imettämistä ja lastenhoitoa3) opettamalla oikeita nostomenetelmiä ja työtapoja4) ohjaamalla terveisiin elämäntapoihin ja ruokatottumuksiin5) kannustamalla savuttomaan ja
 päihteettömään elämäntapaan ilman AIDSin pelkoaProjekti on tarkoitus ulottaa jokaiseen Nepalin 75 hallintoalueesta. Yhteistyökumppaneina ovat  alueiden terveys- ja kouluviranomaiset sekä alueilla jo toimivat naistoimikunnat. Suunnitelman mukaan jo
kaisella alueella järjestetään kolmipäiväinen koulutustilaisuus johon kutsutaan alueen terveystiedon opettajat terveydenhoitajat ja kätilöt sekä vapaaehtoistyötä tekevien naistoimikuntien edustajat.Koulutukseen voi vuosittain osallistua noin 2 50
0 terveysalan ammattilaista  (100 / maakunta). Kaikille näille annetaan terveystiedon opetusmateriaali jota he voivat käyttää omassa työssään. Näin projektin tavoittamien määrä nouseen moninkertaiseksi.
F.a: FFVI: Coordination and expert service costs in Finland and Ecuador WHAT: Costs of project planning, implementation and monitoring in Finland and Ecuador (Bolivia project is supported by Ecuadorian sister organisation)
F.a: Child Sensitive Social Protection The project reduces child poverty and the use of child labor. It increases the number of children regularly attending school and improves child well-being in Sindhupalchowk and Kavre Districts. Children below 18 years of age constitute 42 % of the total po
pulation of Nepal and more than a third of Nepalese children live below the national poverty line. Many of them suffer from severe malnutrition. Around 10 % of children do not have access to schooling and about 40 % of children between 5-17 years of age ar
e working. The project improves access to social protection schemes by children and poor households. As a result of this project, children’s nutritional status improves and an increasing number of them attend school. The beneficiaries of this project are
 the most vulnerable children and their families. The project is implemented by Save the Children Nepal, Tuki Sangh Sunkoshi (Sindhupalchowk) and Nangshal Association Nepal (Kavre).
F.a: Tailoring Training A self-help group based project that purchase sewing machines and materials for sewing workshop and income generation purposes, when selling products (clothes).
NEP/Multi Stakeholder Forest Sector Program in Nepal Metsäsektorin monenkeskinen yhteistyöohjelma Nepalissa The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) acting through the Embassy of Switzerland has a lead role in the implementation of the Programme during 2011-2015. DFID and Finland have delegated the implementation of a transitional phase 2013-2015 t
o Switzerland. Due to slow start of the program it is envisaged that there will be a no-cost extension period for one year. Sveitsin ja DFID:in yhteistyönä on laadittu suunnitelma Nepalin metsäohjelmaksi (Multi Stakeholder Forest Program MSFP) johon Suomi osallistuu. Ohjelma koostuu neljästä komponentista jotka keskittyvät metsähallinnon kehittämiseen yksityismetsätalo
uden ja yhteisömetsätalouden edistämiseen sekä ilmastonmuutoksen torjumiseen. Uuden metsäpolitiikan ja -strategian kehittäminen on osa ensimmäistä vaihetta. Multi Stakeholder Forestry Programme (MSFP) on suunniteltu kattamaan kaikkiaan 10 vuoden aj
anjakso (2011 - 2021). Pyrkimys on edetä ohjelmalliseen lähestymistapaan metsäsektorilla. Nepalin sisäpoliittinen epävakaus ja metsähallinnon heikkous (mm. korruptio ja valtion budjettien viivästyminen) ei toistaiseksi mahdollista sektoriohjelman al
oittamista suoraan. Sen vuoksi ohjelman toteutus aloitetaan  siirtymävaiheella 2013-2015 johon Suomi osallistuu ? 102 miljoonalla. Kyseessä on delegoitu yhteistyö avunantajien kesken. DFID ja Suomi ovat delegoineet siirtymävaiheen toteutuksen Sveitsill
e. Sveitsi on tehnyt hallitusten välisen sopimuksen Nepalin kanssa. Hidastuneen aloituksen jälkeen siirtymävaihe jatkuu vielä vuodelle 2016.
F.a: Self help project This is a self help project whose idea came up during the implementation of a sexual reproductive project in 2010 - 2013. It was found that most women have challenges to meet their basic needs and they needed some form of income generating activity. This p
roject has been designed to address those needs. The activities of the project are:-Holding of 4 executive meetings-Planning meetings-Training of 40 women with disabilities in animal husbandry and entrepreneurship-Securing sources where to procure project 
items-Procurement of goats and cows-Start up capital for 16 girls and women who have various small scale businesses.-Monitoring and evaluation
F.a: Child Labour in Indian Stone Quarries, Certification and Alliance Building The project aims to develop a multi-stakeholder alliance at national level in the natural stone quarry sector that shall feed into and lend further strength to the ongoing interventions by the BWI and its affiliate at State-level (Rajasthan). The project s
hall bring together different stakeholders on a common platform including various certification programs such as TFT, Xertifix, ETI to form an alliance and come up with strategies and actions at the country level. A recent study in the sector reveals that 
salaries of the stone quarry workers are really low, working and living conditions are appalling, exposure to serious Silicosis is wide, social security and government of India programs do not reach out to Rajasthan stone quarries, and the use of child lab
our is widely spread in this hazardous industry. Through a strong alliance in between trade unions and certification bodies, an effective advocacy process will be jointly carried out, in order to influence poor working and living conditions, to enable soci
al protection and eradicate child labour.The project shall establish a National-level Alliance of different key players in the natural stone quarry sector including various certification programs to collectively pursue decent work agenda with their respect
ive networks and interventions. The project shall also strengthen efforts to bring about policy level changes at the State level (Rajasthan) so as to include the stone quarry sector under the State Construction Workers’ Welfare Board as has been done in 
other states. Joint meetings on specific issues including social security, OHS and child labour shall form key feature of the project. Broadly, following outputs and results are expected from the project; i) Multi-stakeholder National-level Alliance establ
ished to collectively work to improve working conditions and lessen of child labour use, ii) Regular dialogue established with concerned Government departments, CSOs and Certification agencies, and iii) Inclusion of Stone Quarry sector in the State Constru
ction Workers’ Welfare Board.Advocacy work carried out through the National-level Alliance will ultimately benefit workers in India stone quarry industries, particularly in Rajasthan state. Also the trade unions involved and the certification bodies will
 benefit from the project.The project is implemented by Building and Woodworkers’ International BWI, their local affiliate RPKNMS and certification bodies XertifiX, TFT and EDI.
F.a: Strengthening livelihood options of climate victims in semi-arid and forest regions of Tamil Nadu through adopting sustainable technologies The project addresses the need to reduce the vulnerability of traditional communities of semi-arid and forest regions to climatic and environmental shocks, building their capacity so that they change existing patterns of natural resource dependence and are
 able to ensure effective utilization of natural resources through livelihoods diversification and sustainable technological interventions. ODAM has identified potential NGOs in the semi-arid regions of Tamil Nadu and formed network of local NGOs initiated
 for addressing climate change impacts through promoting sustainable and appropriate energy efficient technologies in the semi-arid region and farmers’ active participation in expanding the biochar related activities in their own field are the new streng
ths of the project. The proposed action will network and advocate with several government organisations and institutions for policy support and for dissemination and extension of the successful models in other areas. Project objectives are: 1. To raise and
 address the climate crisis faced by traditional communities in semi-arid and forest regions through awareness generation on sustainable technologies; 2. To replicate the sustainable technologies that would reduce the carbon emission as well as to develop 
expertise and reduce the drudgery of the traditional communities to ensure their sustainable livelihood options; and 3. Networking with NGOs to promote energy efficient products for sustainable utilization of untapped/underutilized biomass in the forest an
d semi-arid regions to initiate new avenues in their respective geographic areas. Target groups are: 1200 Small farmers, women, agriculture labourers and people involved in charcoal production in semi-arid regions of Tamil Nadu; 800 Adhivasis (tribal commu
nities exclusively dependent on forest resources for subsistence) in the forest regions; 100 Nomadic tribes (Kurumba gounder); and 6 NGOs in semi-arid regions. ODAM, founded in 1995, is working with traditional communities in South Tamil Nadu, envisions se
lf-reliant eco-villages to combat the negative impacts of globalization + climate change through revival of traditional practices with contemporary perspective towards enabling eco-friendly lifestyle and regeneration of the environment, and enabling state-
of-the-art knowledge on appropriate sustainable technologies for enhancing quality of life of rural communities. www.odamindia.org
6th High-Level Retreat of Special Envoys and Mediators (AU) AU:n 6. korkean tason rauhanvälitysretriitti Sixth AU High-Level Retreat on the Promotion of Peace Security and Stability in Africa focusing specifically on Terrorism Mediation and non-state armed groups will be organized 21-22 October in Windhoek Namibia. This African initiative to discuss at the hi
ghest level mediation and terrorism signals an important opening that can set the future agenda for counter-terrorism in the continent. The Retreat will be hosted by the President of Namibia Hage Geingob together with the AUC Chairperson Dr. Nkosazana Dlam
ini-Zuma. Invitees include African Regional Economic Communities and Mechanisms the United Nations the European Union The Arab League AU's bilateral partners (including Finland) and researchers and academia. The goal of the Retreat is to promote high level
 political commitment to African peace processes and to get peace mediators in Africa to share their experiences and best practices with each other. The previous Retreats have in this regard been very successful. Afrikan unioni järjestää järjestyksessään kuudennen korkean tason rauhanvälitysretriitin Windhoekissa Namibiassa 21.?22.10.2015. Retriitille on tänä vuonna annettu otsikoksi Terrorism Mediation and Non-State Armed Groups. Retriitin isännöi Namib
ian presidentti Hage Geingob yhdessä AU:n komission puheenjohtajan Nkosazana Dlamini Zuman kanssa. Kokouksessa on tarkoitus keskustella Afrikan kokemuksista terrorismin ehkäisyssä (counter-terrorism) ja pohtia miten Afrikan kokemuksia saataisiin hyödyn
nettyä globaalitasolla. Retriittiin on kutsuttu osallistujia AU:n lisäksi Afrikan alueellisista järjestöistä ja mekanismeista YK:sta EU:sta Arabiliigasta OIF:stä (The International Organization of La Francophonie) ja AU:n kahdenvälisiä kumppaneita 
(ml. Suomi) sekä tutkijoita ja akateemikkoja. Suomen kokemus aiempien vuosien retriiteistä on hyvin positiivinen. Kokouksen päämääränä on edistää korkean tason poliittista sitoutumista Afrikan rauhanprosesseihin ja saada Afrikassa työskentelevä
t rauhanvälitystoimijat jakamaan kokemuksiaan ja parhaita käytäntöjä toistensa kanssa.
Humanitarian assistance; Finn Church Aid Humanitaarinen apu Kirkon Ulkomaanapu Humanitarian assistance: Central African Republic Vuoden 2017 humanitaarisen avun varainjaossa Kirkon Ulkomaanavulle myönnetään rahoitusta yhteensä kuuteen operaatioon: Syyria 300 000 euroa Keski-Afrikan tasavalta 575 000 euroa Myanmar 500 000 euroa  Uganda 600 000 euroa Etelä-Sudan 525 000 euroa ja 
Somalia/Somalimaa 600 000 euroa. Tuen kokonaismäärä on 31 miljoonaa euroa. Kirkon Ulkomaanavun humanitaarisen avun toiminnot keskittyvät erityisesti koulutukseen ja toimeentulon edistämiseen.
KEN FLC/administrative costs KEN PYM/hallintokulut Allocation for monitoring and evaluation of 2016 funded projects
F.a: Coastal East Africa Regional Initiative The pressure on exploitation of natural resources and especially utilization of forests has increased sharply in Tanzania and Mozambique in recent years. Rising demand of food, energy and other commodities because of population growth and increase of illeg
al logging have caused negative environmental and social issues. Particularly, because the land use planning and general management regarding the equitable use of natural resources has been weak. Another rapidly increasing pressure is the growth of large l
and based investments including those in the forest sector with many involving expansion in plantation forests. Mozambique and Tanzania are particularly experiencing such large investments in a context where tenure rights are weak for communal land and ass
ociated resources, despite their importance for livelihoods and adaptation to change, and the incidences of conflicts over land are rising. The aim of the programme is to strengthen civil society actors in influencing land investments and natural resources
 related decision making and policy in Tanzania and Mozambique as well as increase dialogue with annual seminars between Nordic investors and donors and the local stakeholders in CEA region to influence current and future investments, especially in the for
estry sector, to be ecologically and socially responsible and beneficial to humans and the environment in Tanzania and Mozambique.Beneficiaries: The forest and community natural resource management forums and CSOs in Tanzania and Mozambique. Local communit
ies with village forests in Tanzania and Mozambique. Implementor: WWF Coastal East Africa: http://wwf.panda.org/what_we_do/where_we_work/east_african_coast/Cooperation partners:Tanzanian Natural Resources Forum http://www.tnrf.org/enMJUMITA: http://www.mju
mita.org/ORAM Zambezia - Rural Association for Mutual Support, Mozambique