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Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Finn Church Aid (FCA) bears responsibility for the security and safety of their staff as a matter of duty of care in the execution of the day to day activities. This applies to all FCA staff, headquarters, mission office expatriate and national staff, auth
orised visitors, volunteers in the field and interns and any other person working formally and directly with FCA.In order to work and live safer in countries where situation may deteriorate rapidly, the Security and Safety of personnel is paramount and fou
ndation to all FCA?s activities. The acceptance and compliance of Security and Safety procedures, protocols, operating principles and internal guidelines by staff and all other persons involved is compulsory and concurrent with the start of any kind of wor
k with FCA.Objectives:In order for us to perform our work as safely as possible in changing, volatile and hostile contexts, we invest in the continuous training and learning of our employees. Our target is to guarantee that our employees have healthy and s
afe working conditions to support working abilities mission wide.This is done by increasing security and safety awareness and personal safety procedures through training. In addition we follow Minimum Operating Standards (security related requirements) iss
ued by Act Alliance.Activities: ? standardised security plans and protocols, standard operating procedures and contingency plans? travel security training for HQ staff and visitors? emergency first-aid training for HQ and field staff? security and safety t
raining for field staff? crisis management training for crisis management team in HQ? hostile environment awareness training (HEAT) for HQ personnel visiting frequently to high-risk areas? hostile environment awareness training (HEAT) for field staff worki
ng in high-risk areas and locations? personal protection and hygiene awareness for personnel working in pandemic and epidemic areasAll above mentioned and listed will be implemented through hands-on training with examples and practical exercises focus bein
g to main risks and threats identified by Regional Representative and personnel in country.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Plan International Finland Foundation) Plan Finland?s communications highlights child rights in the public discussion on development cooperation and informs various target audiences of its results. This way, it also maintains interest towards development cooperation and helps understand why thi
s work is needed and which principles are guiding it. Communications focuses on the core thematic and geographic areas of Plan?s programmes. It draws material from Plan?s international network and makes use of programme countries? grassroots experience as 
well as the broad report and research database, providing linkages for understanding projects as part of a larger context. Programme work is promoted through press releases and seminars on current issues in both Finnish and Swedish. The website provides in
formation on each of Plan Finland?s projects and presents news on its key themes, including education, early childhood care and development, child protection and the challenges of youth employment.Plan?s communications actively produces background material
 related to the programmes and the topics they address, launches reports and publishes a biannual journal Maailman Kuva, focusing on development issues and child rights. A broad audience is also reached through newsletters and the social media. Journalists
 are serviced through technical and professional support when they are visiting Plan?s programmes.Advocacy work in Finland is equally supported by communications. The international Day of the Girl in October and the related media attention create visibilit
y on e.g. girls? education, both as a core thematic area of Plan?s programmes and as part of its advocacy work. Op-eds by Plan?s specialists are regularly being published in various media with the support of communications.
Capital increase to the IBRD Capital increase to the IBRD. Support through the Ministry of Finance.
The Network of Religious and Traditional Peacemakers Finn Church Aid (FCA) is conducting a project of the network of religious and traditional peacemakers that was established in 2013 after consultations with the UN and other stakeholders. FCA was appointed as an interim secretariat of the network to carry o
ut and/or coordinate its activities. The secretariat of the network is located in Helsinki but the scope of the network is global. The project is effected in close cooperation with the UN.The objective is to improve the effectiveness and sustainability of 
mediation efforts through strengthening local ownership and supporting the positive role of religious and traditional leaders in mediation. It was decided that the network?s activities include: i) assignments by the UN Mediation Support Unit to consult mob
ilize and facilitate contacts with the religious and traditional leaders and carry out baseline assessments ii) task forces with thematic focuses iii) trainings for Track 1 actors and religious and traditional leaders and iv) global annual meeting.The proj
ect supports the capacity building of local actors and citizens in developing countries and strengthens their role in their own development. The project includes gender equality objectives in a cross-cutting manner.The budget for the year 2014 is 640 000 ?
 of which FCA covers 100 000 ?. The secretariat of the network prepares the budget for 2015 and 2016.
NP/FLC OLE Nepal Improving Access to Quality Basic Education through ICT-integrated Classes Phase II Improving Access to Quality Basic Education through ICT-integrated Classes- Improve the quality of education in the public education system through the use of ICT resources modern pedagogical teaching-learning techniques and integrated teaching methods. - 
Mobilize participation from stakeholders of communities to ensure improved quality of education of public schools. - Build capacities of public school teachers district level resources and central level planners policy makers and implementers within the Mi
nistry of Education?s various line agencies. - Support the Ministry of Education in its effort to integrate ICT in education. - Design develop and distribute a comprehensive set of curriculum-based digital learning activities that help Nepali children ?lea
rn learning?. - Build maintain and distribute a digital library consisting of education resources.Implementation of ICT-integrated child-centric teaching/learning method in 15 public schools using laptops shared by various classes, Capacity building of tea
chers to use the digital learning activities to teach English Mathematics and Science to Classes 7-8 students, Capacity building of Resource Centers and District Education Offices on monitoring and support.
Afmadow - MCH At the second stage of the Afmadow project the main aim is to strengthen the existing health care centre. We have supported the renovation of the building and the equipment and also the hiring of staff and giving any relevant training during years 2011-201
3. Including the Afmadow prenatal clinic we?re also supporting the development of laboratory facilities in clinics of nearby regions, Dobley Qoqani and Diif. This support is by supplying equipment needed for laboratories such as microscopes and also traini
ng during years 2014-1016 a total of 24 new laboratory professionals and 24 midwifes. In addition general training will also be given to 40 regular staff members in the prenatal clinics and also to a group of health care professionals every year. These nee
ds of improvement were discovered during a trip of delegates to Dhobley in 2012. They discovered that there was a severe lack of general medical equipment and a working laboratory facility.As the general aim in the next stage of the project is to improve t
he supply of health services in Afmadow and surrounding areas and to increase health knowledge and training of health care workers -  we are also planning to set up a circulating clinic for Afmadow and areas nearby which would provide health checks for vil
lages once a month. This moving clinic would consist of two health professionals and equipment for general health checks and medications to improve the health care in the region.As a request from the associates in Afmadow we are also planning to provide an
 ambulance to the Afmadow prenatal clinic. There are none in the area at the moment and having an ambulance would improve the ability to provide health care in urgent situations in which serious cases could be transferred to bigger cities more efficiently.
 These prenatal centers are important for the development of health care amenities in the area and also providing general knowledge to improve health related awareness in the regions.  The aim is that these improvements would provide a good base for a sust
ainable development of health care services.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Socio Legal Information Centre (SLIC) was established in as a fund based NGO 1991, and it focuses on legal aid and education. Human Rights Law Network ( HRLN ) was originally an informal working group of lawyers and social workers, which developed into a n
etwork , and it is part of the SLIC, as  department with program functions. www.hrln.org
The SADC Renewable Energy Support Programme The purpose of the Project is to provide capacity building for the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Secretariat's Energy unit by assisting the Secretariat in preparing and implementing the Strategy on renewable energy in the SADC region. Finla
nd will second a specialist on renewable energy to the SADC secretariat's Energy unit.
Frame agreement with NGO (CMI) Since 2010 CMI and its local partner Masarat have supported national unity and formal reconciliation process in Palestine by enabling and encouraging informal dialogue among key national actors. The dialogue aims to increase trust and confidence between th
e stakeholders and to create consensual proposals to overcome obstacles to national unity. The dialogue also aims to increase the inclusiveness of reconciliation related talks by involving a diverse group of Palestinian actors from different political and 
geographical backgrounds. The project has so far established a wide network of actors motivated to promote and support sustainable national unity in Palestine, and led to the formulation of a number of concrete proposals, and their advocacy to leaders on a
ll sides.
Farmers' Clubs in Kunene Province Angola Phase II The overall objective of the project is to promote environmentally sustainable human development in Angola. The project contributes to eradicating extreme poverty in rural areas of Kunene province. The purpose is to increase the food security and income of
 1530 farmers and their families through training in environment friendly production methods literacy training and strengthened organization thereby consolidating and up-scaling the activities and results of the first 3 years of the Farmers? Club project.T
he project will improve the human rights status of the participants by increasing their food security and standard of living. It will provide access to education enabling the participants to become literate. The project will promote gender equality and inc
lusion of the disabled in all project activities and will seek to enable participants to exercise their civil rights in the local society. Introduction of conservation farming methods and crop diversification will work towards climate proofing the farmers.
The project will both develop the existing 20 Farmers? Clubs and create 10 new ones with 500 farmers as members. Main beneficiaries are 1530 farmers and their families approximately 10000 people.The 20 existing clubs with 1030 members will be supported in 
becoming legally registered as associations and hereby getting access to government guaranteed micro credit schemes. The project will support the farmers in developing their production and common sale systems further and in successfully exploiting the micr
o credit opportunities for making productive investments.500 farmers of whom at least half are female will be organized in 10 new Farmers? Clubs. Each club of approximately 50 farmers will elect a Farmers? Club Committee of 5 members who will be trained in
 project activities and leadership skills including practising inclusion and transparency. The Committees will be responsible for guiding the rest of the club members and will gradually take over the ownership of the club activities. Club activities includ
e monthly training sessions on sustainable agricultural methods basic business skills basic health hygiene and sanitation, monthly club meetings, literacy and numeracy training, health campaigns and more. Each group of 10 farmers will establish a model fie
ld where new methods are demonstrated trained and proved. The clubs are encouraged to organize common transport and/or systems for sale of the produce.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) Community Health Awareness and NGOs Capacity Development. The programme focuses on improving the capacity of local NGOs to carry out sustainable community development work. Fida?s main partners in the programme are Christian Practical Service Society and D
orcas Aid International but also new cooperation partners are joining the programme. Fida?s role in the programme is to empower local NGOs through training and provision of materials. The practical development work in local communities, however, is done by
 the partners independently. Through the programme the local NGO?s are equipped with skills and know-how for carrying out sustainable development work. As their work in the local communities expands and becomes more sustainable and effective, the local com
munities, in turn, will be empowered.
Developing a community mental health model in Nepal The planned project is a continuation for the ongoing project ?Integrating Mental Health in Primary Health Care in a Post-conflict Setting 2012-2014? which took place in Dang district in Nepal. In the second phase of the project the aim is to improve equal
 access to effective treatment of mental health problems. The project will be expanded to cover the whole district (548.000 inhabitants). After this continuation phase responsibility of the project will be handed over to local authorities. The prevalence o
f mental health problems is high but no mental health professionals work in the public healthcare system in the whole district. The aim is to develop the activities implemented in the first phase of the project in a way that enables the actors of the local
 health system to continue them independently. All government health facilities including primary care units and hospitals will be covered.The immediate objectives are to improve the capacity of the primary health care workers to detect and treat common me
ntal disorders to improve access to specialised psychiatric services at district level and to raise the level of awareness of mental health and to reduce negative attitudes of the general population. Training sessions will be organised for female health ca
re volunteers primary health care workers and hospital-based medical officers. Four psychosocial counsellors hired by the project will provide counselling services as well as supervise trained primary health care workers in providing support to people who 
suffer from common mental disorders. The effectiveness of counselling will be studied by using a randomised controlled trial (RCT) design. Specialised care will be offered to a selected group of patients with severe disorders. Information about mental heal
th mental health problems and coping skills will be distributed via community mental health promotion workshops (CMHP) school mental health programmes radio programs and printed materials. Advocacy work will be focused on increasing the human resources in 
public mental health services in Dang.
KGZ/Strengthening the system of social support for socially vulnerable groups in Kyrgyzstan by building sector interaction The legal framework for social support in Kyrgyzstan is very complex (currently 169 laws and regulations). To improve existing legislation the organization has in the framework of a previous project prepared four draft laws and will now prepare two additio
nal draft laws. The purpose of the project is to promote these six draft laws to be adopted by authorized bodies. The aim is to include in the process the society in general and vulnerable groups concerned especially. The legislative process will be implem
ented with a specially created working group of experts in the mode of regular meetings and public hearings in the regions and include representatives of authorized state bodies and competent stakeholders.
Addis Mieraf (New Chapter) - Combatting Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) by campaigning and support to CBOs The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the protection of children/youth from FGM and other harmful traditional practices carried out on the basis of tradition culture religion and superstition. The specific objective of the project is to 
create a community-based system for protection against FGM and other HTPs.
Functional literacy and language training for adult refugees at Nakivale refugee settlement Main goal of the project is to decline poverty among 60 000 refugees in Nakivale settlement.Low education level and illiteracy that are common among refugees. Inflict poverty by low self-esteem and livelyhood skills. Project increase refugees skills and ab
ility through functional training in order to strengthen self-reliance income generations and well-being of refugees and their families.The project has human right based approach enabling active participation of refugees and other actors in different stage
s of the project. Reducing inequality is a essential goal of the project. Literacy and education increases equal possibilities to participate a common decision making require information and basic services as well as facilitates economical activities. Wome
n education has multi-faceted results. Literacy and livelihood skills improve daily living of women and their families but also increases their participation in decision making. Training and empowerment of refugee women is part of implementation of 1325-UN
 resolution. Refugees? strengthened capacity and skills gained by trainings enables them to act in changing environmental conditions. Climate adaptation is supported also by teaching environmentally friendly practices. Beneficiaries are about 3000 adult re
fugees about 100 trained refugee facilitators 150 youth group and refugee leaders members of 60 income generating groups. Immediate beneficiaries are family members of the participants and wider community. The project is implemented by FRC field staff toge
ther with refugees. In implementation existing leadership structures within the settlement are utilised. Participants will be selected by vulnerability majority of them are women. The facilitators are refugees selected by the communities and then trained i
n adult education by the project.Main activities are 1. Functional adult literacy covering also e.g health nutrition and human rights. 2.Functional English and French language courses 3. Business training for self-reliance advice and material support for l
ivelyhood groups 4. Refugee leader training 5. Mentoring and activity support of Youth groups leader training.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Emergence of a favorable law of the rights of children
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Human Rights Education, information and advocacy. People with disabilities experience in Nepal many forms of discrimination, Society's attitudes make it difficult to equal life, but also the institutional structures such as legislation and policy guideline
s are often discriminatory towards people with disabilities. In addition to physical barriers, such as challenging routes may prevent people with disabilities from access to legitimate services. For those circumstances the disabled children are less attend
ing the school than others. The project?s goal is to bring people with disabilities at the center of social development by promoting their human rights. The project aims to empower people with disabilities not only to demand their rights, but also to incre
ase the awareness of the rights of disabled people. In addition, the project seeks to influence political decision-makers, in order to the disabled people's rights be noted and the laws to be implemented. The project trains the members of the community and
 disability activists about human rights, particularly about the rights of people with disabilities. In addition, there will be held discussions with representatives of the local district government, as well as eight events at the national level with polic
y makers in Kathmandu. CIL - Kathmandu began its work among disabled people's rights in 2005 and was officially registered in the following year. The organization 's name refers to the rights  of the people with disabilities to make decisions and to get se
rvices that society should provide. The organization makes right -based work wirh issues considering people with disabilities and its primary activities include advocacy and inclusion of people with disabilities in political decision-making. The organizati
on also provides advicing and training on issues related to persons with disabilities and informs the rights of disabled people . CIL ? Kathmandu?s advocacy, together with some other organizations, has impacted on, that several ministries are now accessibl
e communicated.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for VENEZUELA Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for VENEZUELA. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
Rural electrification project Maaseudun sahkoistaminen.Hanke kuuluu Hondurasin valtion ja sahkoyhtion luomaan sosiaaliseen ohjelmaan. Sahkonjakeluverkon rakentaminen noin 200 kylaan ja yhteisoon. ABB voittanut rajoitetun tarjouskilpailun ja hanke on tarkoitus toteuttaa nk. turn-key -ha
nkkeena.Sosiaalisektorin kehittaminen liittamalla yli 75 000 kuluttajaa sahkoverkon piiriin.
IDOM Advocacy for institutional changes and human rights of the persons within psycho-neurological boarding houses The main objective of the project is to monitor the respect of human rights in the Moldovan psycho-neurological boarding houses (total number of boarding houses is six, four for adults and two for minors) and to promote awareness and the respect for human 
rights in these institutions.The project intends to improve human rights situation in the Moldovan psycho-neurological boarding houses by promoting respect for human rights and increasing awareness of the general society and of decision-makers in Moldova o
f the situation and a need for changes. During the project implementation a project team will act to challenge practices of abuse of the human rights of persons detained in psycho-neurological boarding houses and train the staff working in the boarding hou
ses.During the project the project team conducts 18 monitoring visits into the boarding houses (3 times each) and produce an institution report on each of the institutions. In addition to the monitoring of the human rights situation in the boarding houses 
the project team will provide legal assistance for 10 significant cases and offer training courses to the nurses working in the institutions. In order to promote changes into the current legislation and practices on mental health the project team brings to
gether a working group of experts organise five round table discussions for local public authorities and community leaders as well as a press conference.
Humanitarian mine action/support to FRC/ICRC Humanitarian mine action/support through Finnish Red Cross /ICRC