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Physical Education Development Project in Nepal The Physical Education Development Pilot Project 2013-2014 is LiiKe's first project in Nepal. It is planned in close cooperation with the Tribhuvan University's (TU) Department of Health Physical and Population Education which is the local partner in the p
roject. The pilot project is the first step to aiming at: - increasing the equal access to Physical Education for boys and girls - increasing the gender balance within the teachers who are teaching Physical Education- improving the quality of the PE educat
ion- getting the Physical Education into practice and outside the classroom when possible- raising awareness of the importance of Physical Education in the sense of physical health and fitness on the one hand and mental and social health of the students on
 the other hand- raising awareness of the positive impact that physical activity has on learning- raising awareness that through sports and games all the students can learn skills for life and sometimes find a career or become an athlete- improving the Phy
sical Education curriculum and- improving and formalizing the status of Physical Education as a school subject.In the project ten districts and twenty higher secondary schools (grades 11-12) are chosen from all of the five development regions of Nepal. Dis
tricts will be selected considering the Hill and Terai settings. Twenty teachers (female and male) get an intensive training for conducting games and sports for the students. Back in the schools and districts presentation will be given about the key findin
gs to community and the school presonnel. In the schools teachers start programme that includes different sports and games as regular activity and in the form of tournaments. The project schools are provided with necessary games and sports equipment. The s
tudents from grades 11 to 12 are the future primary school (grades 1-8) teachers which adds the value of the programme.The field supervisors are nominated to monitor and support the implementation of the programme in the schools. The experiences from the s
tudents and teachers will be collected before and after the school year in which the project is implemented and best practices manual 'How to make Physical Education accessible for boys and girls' will be made based on that. In the beginning of the project
 and after the implementation seminar will be held for all the stakeholders including the Ministry of Education in order to reach the decision-makers.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Zambia The goal of the project is to expand cultural tourism in Livingstone thereby providing new opportunities for economic stimulus. Specifically, the objectives are:  1) To provide expanded opportunities for local citizens involved in the arts to market their 
products and services, 2) To assist local performance groups to reach the target market through exposure to local tour operators, lodge owners, etc.  3) To make available the resources and equipment necessary to allow musicians and dance groups to perform 
and earn revenue to support their families 4) To purchase sound equipment and instruments for use by local musicians for rehearsals and hired performances  5) To produce videos and CDs to market performers and also provide revenue through sales.
EAC Lake Victoria Basin Commission Trust Fund The Lake Victoria Basin Commission (LVBC) has invited the Government of Finland to join the LVBC partnership fund. The LVBC was established by the East African Community (EAC, members Burundi, Kenia, Ruanda, Tansania and Uganda) in 2005. The LVBC partnersh
ip fund is part of a partnership agreement signed in 2001 between the EAC and the Governments of Sweden, France and Norway, the World Bank and East African Development Bank. The overall objective of the fund is to promote sustainable development in the Lak
e Victoria Basin. The specific objective is to provide sources of funding for the identification and formulation of projects and activities, policy development and capacity building.
Humanitarian Aid to support drought victims in Ethiopia through WFP Humanitarian aid through WFP to victoms of drought in Etiopia.
Puente a la Salud Comunitaria / Food supply security in the state of Oaxaca Puente a la Salud Comunitaria enhances the cultivation consumption and commercialization of the amaranto among indigenous people in the state of Oaxaca. Amaranto is rich in protein. Its cultivation improves the land and its consumption improves the well-be
ing of people. The commercialization of amaranto increases the economic independence of farmers and increases the standard of living of their families.
Improving quality of life of the children with mental disability The project aims at improving quality of life of the children with mental disability in Msingi area, Tanzania. Awareness raising is the way in the project to change attitudes. Two or three volunteers from each of the three villages is trained to share info
rmation and to help the families of mentally disabled children in education and rehabilitation. Activities are started based on community-based rehabilitation (CBR).
ICT capacity strenghtening in Kenyan schools to promote community Goal is to provide equal opportunities for education to children in less developed rural areas in Kenya. Thios is done by providing access to modern IT and e-communication with the partner school in Finland, empowering the students to integrate the global 
system.
Promoting eco-sanitation and water services in people's settlement 60 % of Nairobi's population lives in settlements characterized by exclusion, overcrowding and insalubrious conditions. Majority of residents do not have access to decent and adequate sanitation. The purpose of the project is to improve access to sanitatio
n services, improve sanitation marketing, business planning and hygiene promotion in the unplanned, informal settlements of Mukuru and Kibera. One bio-center with toilet and shower facilities and three composting latrines in two non-formal schools in Kiber
a will be constructed. Members of community will be trained in e.g. design and construction of bio-sanitation facilities, management and marketing of bio-sanitation services and hygiene promotion.
NGO Support / Mediation and gender based violence The purpose of the project is to increase professional practice in addressing gender based violence in peace building processes with geographic focus on West Africa. Through collection and analysis of experiences from West-African conflicts and peace proce
sses, the project will develop good practices on how to address questions of gender-based violence in peacebuilding processes through:1)Case study in Liberia analyzing questions of gender based violence during the peace process. The study will analyse the 
obstacles related to advancement of these questions during peace negotiations and the post-conflict phase. Comparative policy oriented case studies in other West African countries.2)Bringing the case study to dialogue with ECOWAS (Economic Community Of Wes
t African States) and formulating recommendations on mainstreaming practice in addressing gender based violence in peace processes.
Paricipation of dev. countries to Int. Environmental Convenions To support the participation of Developing Country representatives in the meetings of international environmental conventions.
Hazardous Waste Centres Improved capacity to manage hazardous waste and to implement the Basel Convention in the Arabic speaking region.
Support to President Halonen's tasks concerning development policy including co-chairing the High Level Task Force for ICPD Support to President Halonen's tasks concerning development policy including co-chairing the High Level Task Force for ICPD
Helsinki Process + 10 Conference The Helsinki Process +10 Conference in February 2012 (13.-14.2.2012) celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Helsinki Process and its purpose is to look back on what were the lessons learned from the Process and what has happened to the commitments made at 
the end of the Process, also the purpose is to renew the networks that formed during the Process. The goal of the Conference is to find out whether the legacy and models of the Process could be utilized in solving today's global problems and get views on h
ow the aims in the Government Program on globalisation and sustainable development could be advanced and concretized.
LCF/Integrated Human Rights Education Program Despite the changes that swept Egypt during 2011 Egypt still lacks strong institutions which protect human rights and Egyptian citizens lack proper access to the information which they require to inform themselves sufficiently about their rights. The Integ
rated Human Rights Education Programme has been specifically developed to address this problem by disseminating and promoting human rights culture values and knowledge to Egyptian youth and providing a space for them to discuss and act upon political and s
ocietal developments from a human rights perspective. This project seeks to cater for both those with little if any prior engagement with concepts of human rights and to those who already have some knowledge but are keen to expand upon this knowledge to ex
press ideas with other youth and to engage in human rights advocacy. The project will respond to the lack of knowledge of human rights in Egypt by training more than 100 Egyptian youth in human rights and advocacy. The follow-up Alumni Network Forum and Yo
ung Trainers Program will develop the critical thinking capacity and rhetorical skills of participants of the 2012 Student's Summer Course as well as of CIHRS alumni of previous years so as to enable them to effectively advocate for human rights.
NGO Support / Sustainable Livelihood in Sulawesi The procet aims to reducing powerty and improving sustainable agruculture amonf farmes families in three different villages in South and West Sulawesi. Immediate objective is to find out ways to reduce the external input and dependency on risk-prone crops 
so that the methods can later be introduced to local governements for wider use.
ADD Planning Funds Planning funds will be used i.a.for the preparation and monitoring of the Ethiopia development cooperation programme and to the training related to development cooperation.
OECD/DAC, general support to Programme of Work and Budget 2011-12 General support to OECD/DAC Programme of Work and Budget 2011-12, 800 000 euros as  unearmarked voluntary contribution. In addition, Finland gives as earmarked voluntary contributions, as separate decisions, 100 000 euros to the evaluation activities (Eval
Net) and 100 000 euros to strengthening of the capacity of developing countries in statistics (Paris21). The unearmarking is intended to cut down administrative costs and increase the effectiveness of PWB 2011-12 activities.
One UN, Pilot Programme in Tanzania Increased adoption of equitable pro-poor and gender-sensitive economic policies and programs. Increased and equitable access to comprehensive reproductive and child health interventions. Increased access to comprehensive prevention, care, and treatment and
 impact mitigation of HIV/AIDS and other major diseases. Strengthened budget, planning, and NSGRP monitoring systems that foster participation and gender equality. Democratic structures and systems of good governance as well as the rule of law and the appl
ication of human rights, with a particular focus on the poor and vulnerable groups, are strengthened. Enhanced government capacity for disaster preparedness and response and management, and management of transition from humanitarian assistance to developme
nt.
Humanitarian Aid to Pakistan through UNICEF Emergency aid to the victims of flooding in Pakistan.
Green Climate Fund The Green Climate Fund (GCF) is an operating entity of the financial mechanism of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The purpose of the GCF is to make a significant and ambitious contribution to the global efforts towards a
ttaining the goals set by the international community to combat climate change.  The GCF will contribute to the achievement of the ultimate objective of the UNFCCC. In the context of sustainable development the GCF will promote the paradigm shift towards l
ow-emission and climate-resilient development pathways by providing support to developing countries to limit or reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and to adapt to the impacts of climate change taking into account the needs of those developing countries 
particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change.The GCF will play a key role in channelling new additional adequate and predictable financial resources to developing countries and will catalyse climate finance both public and private and a
t the international and national levels. The GCF will pursue a country-driven approach and promote and strengthen engagement at the country level through effective involvement of relevant institutions and stakeholders. The GCF will strive to maximize the i
mpact of its funding for adaptation and mitigation and seek a balance between the two while promoting environmental social economic and development co-benefits and taking a gender-sensitive approach. The GCF will be governed and supervised by a Board that 
will have full responsibility for funding decisions and will receive the guidance of the COP. The Fund will establish an independent secretariat however  in the meantime the COP requested the UNFCCC Secretariat jointly with the Global Environment Facility 
(GEF) Secretariat to take the necessary administrative steps to set up the interim secretariat of the Green Climate Fund as an autonomous unit within the UNFCCC secretariat premises. The GCF will have a trustee with administrative competence to manage the 
financial assets of the Fund. The World Bank serves as an interim trustee for the GCF subject to a review three years after the operationalization of the GCF.
NGO Support / Enhancing autonomous and sustainable use of forests and promoting education Enhancing autonomous and sustainable use of forests and promoting education of agroforestry in the territories of Wixarika people in the community of Santa Catarina.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Egypt Promoting human rights by disseminating and promoting human rights culture, values and knowledge to Egyptian youth, and providing a space for them to discuss and act upon political and societal developments from a human rights perspective. This project see
ks to cater for both those with little, if any, prior engagement with concepts of human rights and to those who already have some knowledge but are keen to expand upon this knowledge and to express ideas with other youth.
Support to Associate Expert Programme through multilateral channels Personal assistance through multilateral channels and building up Finnish human resource base for international assignments.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) ELCT Managed Health Care Program. Developing the administration of the hospitals run by ELCT and educating the staff.
NGO Support / Functional Adult Literacy Education Objective is to evolve literacy skills as well as life skills in Kyangwali refugee camp and in with the urban refugees in Kampala. Also the local people are beneficiaries of the project. Through various training programs over 2200 beneficiaries annually ga
in tools for improved economic development, social development and conflict resolution. Trainings prepare refugees for return. In 3 years project phases out from Kyangwali and will build new training programs in Kampala.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Nepal Alliance for Peace five year strategic framework and operational plan has been divided into five thematical areas: 1. Internal democratization of political students and youth wings 2. Human rights and transitional justice 3. Peace building and conflict tra
nsformation 4. Youth engagement
Humanitarian mineaction/support to UNMAS Support to humanitarian mine action through UNMAS.
Frame agreement with NGO (Frikyrklig samverkan FS rf) Cambodia, Rural villages/ Community Health + Agricultural Development.
UNHCR regional humanitarian aid to the Syrian crisis Support to the Syrian refugee crisis through UNHCR. Response to the Syria Regional Response Plan and in the future to possible other appeals.
Forest Carbon Partnership Facility - FCPF The Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF) assists developing countries in their efforts to reduce emissions from deforestation and land degradation (REDD). It has two objectives: to build capacity for REDD in developing countries, and to test a program
 of performance-based incentive payments in some pilot countries.  Two separate mechanisms are set up to support FCPF objectives: Readiness Mechanism and Carbon Finance Mechanism. Together, these two mechanisms seek to develop a realistic and cost-effectiv
e large new instrument for tackling deforestation, to help safeguard the Earth's climate, reduce poverty, manage freshwater resources, and protect biodiversity.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Kosovo Radio KIM will produce 26 radio programs. The project aims: 1. media coverage of the local governance work and implementation of decentralization process,2. local community understanding the benefit of integration and participation in local institutions, 3
. People's control over local governments and local municipality issues through media advocacy will bring people closer to the processes
Trasparency International - supporting citizens' demand for integrity and accountability at the sub-national level "With the Constitution and relevant laws in place only an engaged citizenry will help move Kenya to the next level and catalyse a complete break from a past full of corruption exploitation victimization and tribalism. In its many years of work TI-Kenya has
 learnt various lessons that will inform new efforts in escalating the fight against corruption and advocating for a transparent accountable and corruption-free Kenya: There is a lot of investment in the fight against corruption but limited progress in ach
ieving the desired results, Insufficient political will remains the greatest hindrance in the fight against corruption, The level of public awareness in the fight against corruption has increased but the capacity to stand up against corruption is still wea
k, The devolved system of government introduced by the new constitution is bound to increase the magnitude and complexity of corruption,"" and formation of multi-stakeholder partnerships has worked well in leveraging resources skills and capacities in the 
fight against corruption. The new Constitution has institutionalized new tools for promoting integrity in leadership as well as public participation and therefore the need to capacitate the public to rise exercise their sovereign authority in ensuring good
 governance.The project has 3 main capacity building activities:1."
Yanji Centalized Heating Project Yanji Centalized Heating Project, building up a centralized heating system.
GRI - Strengthening local institutional structures and empowering local communities for better governance of natural resources + livelihood Forest ecosystems like other natural resources in ASALs are more vulnerable and susceptible to both natural and human related degradation. ASAL are characterised by high level of poverty over-exploitation of natural resources since the people draws their l
ivelihoods directly from the natural resources base.As the availability and quality of natural resources decline due to the natural and human-induced pressures in this area so does the viability and security of their livelihoods. With limited capacities an
d resources at their disposal to respond to stresses such as droughts famine and floods their ability to meet basic needs and move out of poverty is constrained. Sustainable management of Kibauni catchment requires a cocktail of approaches and intervention
s beyond what has been supported in the past. Demand for wood as end use energy (fuel wood and charcoal) for domestic use and for construction material remains as one of the key challenge to sustainable management of Kibauni catchment. Therefore future sup
port need to utilize past gains of enhanced community participation in natural resources management and governance as a platform to support strategies to avert dependence of the communities on the fragile ecosystem for wood and wood energy. This will be th
rough interventions further strengthen community governance structures promote adoption of on-farm agro-forestry systems woodlot establishment on farm and in schools adoption of energy efficient cooking stoves nature based enterprises and capacity building
. This will ensure sustainable production and utilization of wood on-farm and schools and therefore alleviating community pressure on the Kibauni forest for provision of forest products. Furthermore the initiatives are also aimed at improving the livelihoo
ds of the community and therefore enhancing their resilience to the effects of climate change.
NGO Support / Conserving forests and improving livehoods Continuation for the project (2004-2009) by WWF Finland, WWF Tanzania and Tanzanian Forest Conservation Group aiming to reduce the loss of globally important biodiversity, improve livelihoods, and restore a multi-functional landscape in the East Usambaras.
 Project activities include establishment and management of village forest reserves, diversification of income possibilities, conservation and skills development at village and district level, enhanced partnerships with private sector and district level fo
rest administration. The project will research and pilot payments for ecosystem services mechanism including REDD.
Programme of Cooperation in Science,Technology and Innovation STIFIMO The programme supports practical implementation of Mozambican science, technology and innovation strategy (MOSTIS)as well as the development of sectoral programme for donors within the area of science, technology and innovations.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Regional Disaster Preparedness and Risk Management . To enhance the capacity of the rural poor communities/households to address the adverse impacts of low and uneven rainfall, drought and other natural calamities as consequences of climate change on their
 lives and livelihoods as well as reduce poverty
Solar Energy Project in Sri Lanka Delivery of Solar Energy technology to Rural areas in SL
Reconstruction of Somalia The reconstruction and development projects in Somalia are supported through a jointly financed Community Driven Recovery and Development (CDRD) fund. Finland's support is 1 million euros 500 000 euros in 2013 and 500 000 in 2014. The fund supports communi
ties in Northern Somalia and particularly in Central and Southern Somalia. The communities are supported so that they can themselves plan and implement reconstruction and development projects. Moreover capacity building of local administration is supported
.
Support to UNFF/CPF/NFP facility + PROFOR Support to UNFF through assistance towards participation of developing countries in its work. Support to national forest programme processes in developing countries through the work of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests (CPF). Support to National For
est Programme Facility hosted by FAO is provided through a multi-donor trust fund. The NFP Facility works in close collaboration with the PROFOR hosted by the World Bank.
Strengthening the SDPRP Monitoring and evaluation system The goal of the project is to contribute to a better and broad-based monitoring and evaluation of implementation of Ethiopia's poverty reduction strategy PASDEP and the achievement of Millennium Development Goals.
Support to UN Women (UN Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Support to UN Women (UN Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women