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EHED Socio Economic Empowerment of Marginalized Communities 2016-2018 The Socio Economic Empowerment of Marginalized People is to build the capacity of CBOs to voice community needs, engage in local development and advocate for better service delivery and accountability from duty bearers.
Years of conflict damaged the social fabric of the communities and civil society structures in Batticaloa district. Policies and programs do not always address the issues of these most vulnerable members.&nbsp; Village CBOs are not involved in development decision-making, their awareness of government policies and services is poor, &nbsp;to access the local authorities, market opportunities and other civil society organizations is limited.
The objectives: to increase stable income through diversified livelihoods, to strengthen the existing mechanism for effective micro credit management, to establish and develop mechanisms for well-being of works-force, to build the capacity of civil society structures for sustainable development and to strengthen communities to protect the rights of the war victims for sustainable peace.
Expected results: the vulnerable women, members of CBOs will have stable income; engage in the holistic development process where the rights of the marginalized and vulnerable communities are taken into account; members will have greater access to credit mechanism; the informal workforce will be organized and understand their rights; and the community members will be have knowledge in transitional justice process and will be able to engaged in the process.
Project wills providing knowledge and awareness, supporting to mobilize and organize right holders by themselves and facilitate to influence policies and advocate for sustainable change. The project will target civil society structures at the district level for collaborative actions a women federation and Migrant Workers Network. The 250 women trained economic empowerment entrepreneurs in 6 villages.
Thematic area: Human rights, Social economic and justice and Gender equality. This project mainly contributes to results within Decent work and fair income. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
ACK - NRIDCCS Maisha Thabiti ( Resilient Livelihoods) 2016-2020 The project is implemented by a partner consortium of three organisation (NCCK, ADS Nakuru and Christian Impact Mission). The projectwill be implemented in Baringo County, which have perenially suffered from prolonged droughts. It aims at enhancing&nbsp; the capacity of the communities to adapt to climate change through innovative climate resilient technologies.Particular focus will be given to women who bear the brunt of food insecurity in&nbsp; the region.Despite the constitutional provisions that county governements cordinate disaster reduction strategies, this is not being implemented and hence the project will advocate for the establishment and enforcement of appropriate sustainable climate change resilience strategies by the county governements. This project mainly contributes to results within Sustainable development and climate justice. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CDM 2016-2020 This Project aims to strengthen personal, economic and political autonomy of organised women from El Triunfo and Santa Ana de Yusguare, Choluteca; from an approach of feminist economy.
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To achive that the project will enhance their decision making and control capacities, for the management of economic initiatives and for public policies&rsquo; advocacy at local level. The project will also promote a close coordination between CDM and local women&rsquo; networks and peasant women&rsquo;s organisations.
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Finally, the project will improve political, programmatic and financial CDM&rsquo;s capacities through an efficient and accurate work to defend, promote and demand women&rsquo;s rights. This project mainly contributes to results within Economic empowerment of women. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Intercambio genero y fundamentalismos &nbsp;
Aumentar la comprensi&oacute;n sobre las corrientes cristianas fundamentalistas y conservadoras en el continente americano y desarrollar alianzas y estrategias para hacer frente a su influencia as&iacute; como intercambiar pr&aacute;cticas para promover una agenda de derechos y no discriminaci&oacute;n desde una perspectiva teol&oacute;gica y ecum&eacute;nica.
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Apoyo Audiencias Regionales de Defensores 2018 This project aims to support the participation of partners in the regional hearings of the Human Rights Defenders Rapporteur that will take place in Bogot&aacute;, Colombia and Lima, Peru. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
HWF Safe Migration and Rights Training (SMART Youth Project) 2017 SMART Youth Project
Project aims
The SMART Youth Project has been created to train, promote, educate, advocate on safe migration and allow access to all youth and their migrant communities involved with this project to information and learnings that will help for a civil society to flourish and grow with that knowledge together.
Problem analysis
Thailand has been a destination and transit country for many migrants from Myanmar for decades as they flee conflict and extreme poverty in their home country. Migrant children and youths from Burma either live or go to Thailand for working without any knowledge and education. They are high risk&nbsp;to become a victim of human trafficking, sexual exploitation and unsafe migrants
Project objectives&nbsp;
1. Providing capacity building for civil society organisations, which will include mechanisms to ensure the promotion and protection of human rights, including the rights of expression, rights of safe migration &nbsp;
2. Ensure youth are empowered with the understanding of basic human rights commitments and the ensuing awareness and advocacy of those human rights
Project main activities
Training of trainers (ToT),&nbsp;development of&nbsp;modules on safe migration and child protection,&nbsp;promote, educate,&nbsp;and advocate on safe migration.
Expected results
1. CSO&rsquo;s trained and skilled in being able to teach and advocate on the selected topics in order for them to be able to reach vulnerable youth before they drop out and migrate, utilizing peer educators and technology to reach out-of-school and migrant youth to ensure shared knowledge
2. Peer youth group and CSO Human Right ambassadors created at local levels to ensure shared information and advocacy on current human rights commitments
Main thematic.
Child rights, human trafficking, and safe migration.
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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
ATTOUS Advocacy and training program to improve youth employability 2016-2020 The project aims to improve vocational training in Burkina Faso. Specifically it aims&nbsp;to improve conditions&nbsp;for the training and social integration of young people at the end of training.
The fact is that once trained, learners are left to themselves. Many are forced to do other activities to the detriment of their basic training; they face the challenges of the professional world. When we take 100 apprentices trained girls, only about 2% manage to find a job.
At the end of the project the main results will be achieved:
-The Ministry of Youth and Employment develops 10 new modules from the non-formal vocational training centers;
-The Ministry of Youth and Employment is committed to ensuring the effectiveness of the systematic teaching of entrepreneurship courses and technical job search throughout training centers non-formal vocational.
The project will be implemented by&nbsp;Association tout pour tous Yennega in the 13 regions of Burkina. The rightsholders/target groups are the centers of non-formal education and youth training in these centers.
The main thematic focus of project is human right spefically right to education. The project will also focus on gender inequalities focusing on girls' access to&nbsp;job said reserved to men only. 
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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Fortalecimiento Institucional y PME Honduras 2016-2018 CivSam This own implemented projects's objective is to response to&nbsp;those needs and requests of institutional strengthening from Diakonia's stakeholders.
&nbsp; ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
CO DRC 2016-2020 CIVSAM This project is to support the operational expenses of DRC office ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
Campaña por una convención interamericana por los DDSSRR 2017 Lograr que el reconocimiento y goce de los derechos sexuales y los derechos reproductivos como derechos humanos sean considerados en un Instrumento Interamericano (Convenci&oacute;n Interamericana de DDSSRR) o por lo menos puesto en la agenda de la Asamblea General de la OEA (AGOEA) con una resoluci&oacute;n sobre estos derechos, contribuyendo con esto, a garantizar que las personas en las Am&eacute;ricas cuenten con un instrumento juridico de protecci&oacute;n. This project mainly contributes to results within Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CENADEP Project to promote the rights of fair access of the poorest to natural resources and sustainable livelihoods in the Democratic Republic of Congo 2016-2020 In the provinces of Equateur and Mai-Ndombe, the private sector is accused of land grabbing when extracting natural resources and often exacerbate intercommunity land tenure conflicts. In this effect, this project aims to improve access to resources and livelihoods in equitable and sustainable ways for the most vulnerable groups, namely of women, youth and indigenous people. Thus, it will contribute to equitable sharing of wealth and natural resources, and to the economic empowerment of women.&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
SPC Myanmar Civsam 2016-2020 The project is for strengthening partner capacity. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
EWF Combating Gender Based Violence 2016-2020 The overall project objective is to reduce gender based violence in Insiza District. The project seeks to create knowledgeable women who are able to take action against GBV, men who are actively involved in addressing GBV in their communities and duty bearers who protect and support survivors of GBV. The key expected results of the project are: 1) Empowered women and girls taking action to fight GBV and practice of harmful practices at community level. 2) Duty bearers taking action to prevent GBV and to support and protect affected women and girls. 3) Affected women and girls seeking support from partners and communities to access physical protection or safety, justice, legal protection and other compensation. The main problem being addressed by the project is as follows: Despite the enactment of several gender responsive laws and policies, such as the constitution and the domestic violence act, women and girls in Zimbabwe continue to be the victims in 99% of GBV cases. The problem of Gender based violence is a result of historically unequal power relations between men and women, lack of male involvement, structural social injustices from the church and culture and unjust dispensation of duties by duty bearers which have led to domination over and discrimination against women by men and to the prevention of their full advancement. Rights holders for this project mainly include rural women and girls in Insiza rural district. They mostly experience GBV. Unequal power relations between men and women result in the subordination of women and girls.This project mainly falls within the Gender Equality intervention area (Combating Gender based violence and Men and boys for Gender Equality) in the current Diakonia Zimbabwe&rsquo;s Strategic Plan and Programme for 2016-2020. It will be implemented by Emthonjeni Women&rsquo;s Forum (EWF) in Insiza rural district in Matabeleland province. This project mainly contributes to results within Combating gender based violence. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Entrepreneurs/ Made in Global 2016 2020 (Description of phase 1, 2016 only)
The aim is to find and define an intervention model for supporting entrepreneurs that is effective, adaptable to different contexts and implementing organizations and that makes collaboration and learning easier. Secondly, it will explore the establishment of a time- bounded network to carry the next phase, 2017-2018, in which intervention modelled is incorporated and tested.
&nbsp;This initial phase should also provide a clear formulation of a synergy project for 2017-2018, including a role out plan for 2017, which contributes to the SIP objectives and of those stakeholders involved. 
Specific outputs- (1) A joint formulation of the Made in concept is produced. It will include (a) the Made in/ 3 layers model logic down to output level, (b) a value proposition of the model, and (c) a simple, hands-on guideline for using the model. (2)&nbsp;A Synergy project is formulated for 2017 and 2018, including (a) draft work plan for 2017, (b) RM plan, and (c) a description of and terms of reference for a project network. (3) Basic capacity built in the key components of the Made In/ 3 layers model through exchanges along this phase.
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CEJ Development through Environmental Good Governance and Environmental Democracy 2016 &nbsp;
Overall goal of the CEJ&rsquo;s project is to establish a Sustainable, Greener and Cleaner development model for Sri Lanka via its objective to increase the awareness of the law makers on environmentally sustainable development and environmental good governance and to improve the civil society space in development decision making. As an output CEJ is expecting Five hundred law makers gained the knowledge on environmentally sustainable development and environmental good governance and 3000 current and future law makers received the toolkit on environmental sustainable development and good governance.
Several studies of CEJ has pointed out that, major development projects and other implementation have created major environmental and social problems. Therefore changing the development model by changing development thinking is crucial for achieving sustainable development. This can be only done by convincing the law-makers at all levels. Giving them a good understanding on the principles of development modelling in the resources scarce, crisis-facing world is a way forward to make those changes.
The project will target both male and female political leaders in all levels in all ages. However, we will target more on the political leaders at young age. CEJ is contributing to the Diakonia Socio Economic Justice intervention area and Sustainable Development and Climate Justice Results area&nbsp;
Political leaders are not directly accessible for further awareness and education therefor CEJ collaborate with another organisation or bodies who already have some ties with them. CEJ has previously worked with Federation of Sri Lankan Local Govt. Authorities who has this capability. They hope this strategy will allow them to reach the Politicians at the Provincial and Local government level. CEJ will collaborate with PAFFREL and TI also to reach out to the Parliamentarians further to their own contacts.
&nbsp;As an environmental organization CEJ addressed only environmental related issues and its main areas This project mainly contributes to results within Peace building. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
EASSI, Women's economic justice in the East African Community, 2016-2020 EASSI will advocate for the enactment of the EAC Gender Bill and well as gender responsive trade policies and programmes that will create an enabling policy environment, promoting women&rsquo;s economic justice in the East Africa Community. This will be implemented through building the capacity of CSO's&nbsp; to demand for gender responsive policies; build the capacity of government officials/duty bearers to mainstream gender in policies and programmes.&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Economic empowerment of women. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
FORT INST Programa Paraguay 2016 CIVSAM Project for the institutional development of partners under the administration of the Paraguay Country Office. Monitoring actions of projects and development of new initiatives that arise during the year.
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SAMADANA/M 2016-2018 The SAMADANA/M strategic plan aims to create and establish a civil society structure in nine districts of Sri Lanka that actively engages in sustaining peace and contributing towards the peace building process. Despite the country has declared a military victory, the root causes are yet to be resolved. The Government has initiated various mechanisms &ndash; the national task force for transitional justice but productive decisions are so solutions are slow.
From 2016-2018 the program is focusing on establishing a learning culture that promotes non-violence by developing modules and course material in peace building and conflict resolution.&nbsp;The efforts will also include engaging with civils society structures and participate in peace building processes while also supporting civils society networks in programming districts to contribute and engage with national reconciliation processes. 
Promotion of Samadana Ahimsa Societies and establishing a national network that will encourage and support non-violenct activists, and will spread the concepts of nonviolence to all districts, throughout the country. These societies will be registered as legal entities and strengthen the regional platforms. This in turn will support informal community reconciliation processes. The organisation is in the process of reviewing its strategic direction. 
SAMADANA/M envision that these civil society and community structures in the districts will activity contribute in sustainable peace building process in the country.
This project falls under the conflict and justice global intervention area and will contribute towards the peace-building objective. The mainstreaming elements will include conflict sensitivity, gender equality and environment. This project mainly contributes to results within Peace building. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
MAP 2016-2020 MAP is an organization to promote and protect migrant&rsquo;s rights in Thailand. Migrants in Thailand are generally vulnerable to labor exploitation. Thailand migration policies undermined of labor laws while labor law and rights protection are limitation to apply all workers. 
Project of Promoting Migrant Worker&rsquo;s Right is target to migrant workers from Myanmar. In this 5 years, MAP intends to build linkages and develop capacity of migrant workers in Thailand and civil society organizations in Myanmar to promote safe migration and rights protections, with a special focus on women&rsquo;s rights and empowerment.&nbsp;
To accomplish its goals, project will work through five main programs and its administrative support unit and&nbsp;the expected results are: 1) Labour Rights for All (LRA) - Migrant workers are able to receive labour rights protections equal to Thai workers without discrimination and access recourse mechanisms 2) Rights for All (RFA) Migrant women, children, youth, and migrants in crisis have knowledge &amp; capacity on how to receive their rights and access health, education and legal status services 3) Community Health and Empowerment (CHE)&nbsp; Migrant workers of all occupations and documentation status are able to prevent and treat HIV, TB and other infectious diseases according to their health rights without discrimination&nbsp; 4) MAP MultiMedia (MMM) &ndash; To increase migrants&rsquo; access to up to date and accurate information on their rights and news in migrants&rsquo; languages through various media channels 5) Administrative Support Unit (ASU) To strengthen the functioning and quality of MAP programming through good governance and capacity building.
Main activities consist, education and awareness, advocacy, network, campaign, community outreach and mobilization and cross border safe migration.
The thematic areas Migrant&rsquo;s Rights regarding: Labor Rights, Health Rights, Women&rsquo;s Rights, Right to Education.
Other stakeholder including Local government agencies, CBOs, NGOs and Private sectors. This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Gastos Programaticos Iglesia Sueca 2016 This project aims to support the relationship between Diakonia and The Swedish Church regarding&nbsp;ACT in Colombia - Latin America. Diakonia will support the Swedish Church in practical issues like contracting, doing payments to providers&nbsp;and representing legally the Swedish Church in Colombia among other aspects.
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SPC Sri Lanka Civsam 2016-2020 suppot towards partners capacity development initiatives and partners capacity building plans ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
YETT strenghtening democratic culture 2016-2020 The overall project objective is a democratic community where youth participate in community governance and collaborate with local authorities and leaders for their own development. It is noted in the context and problem analysis that young people who constitute over 60% of the population in Zimbabwe have been alienated from participation in national and local political processes despite opportunities offered by democratic spaces that exist in the communities. The main outcomes include: 1: Enhanced knowledge of rights and responsibilities amongst youths and duty bearers in Matobo 2:&nbsp; Improved abilities of youth to define the problems they face within their communities, finding solutions and positively influencing community development plans 3: Increased youth representation and participation in local governance structures and 4: YETT has the capacity to advocate and influence key actors on issues of youth participation at local and national levels. The rights holders for this project mainly include young men and women who are being excluded from decision making processes at local and national levels. The community level activities will be implemented in 4 wards of Matobo rural districts in Matabeleland South province. The main strategy includes empowerment of youth on their rights and responsibilities and advocacy on issues affecting youth, inclduing influencing decsion makers.&nbsp;YETT&rsquo;s theory of change is that if YETT builds the capacity of youths (rights holders) to know their rights and organise themselves in order to claim those rights, provides platforms for policy dialogue and engagement between young people and duty bearers and to influence policy and development processes and advocates for an enabling environment for youth development then there will be increased youth participation in national development and empowerment in Zimbabwe. This project mainly contributes to results within Democratic culture. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
FUNDECIMA PUNTUAL 2016 This project aims to sensitize and raise awareness of civil society in general and institutions of five (5) departments of the south west of Colombia, for the countersignature of the final peace accords and the end of the armed conflict between the FARC and the Colombian government. This project mainly contributes to results within Protection in armed conflict. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020