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WRC 2016-2020 This is a core funding to Woman's Resource Center (WRC), a local women&rsquo;s organization established in 2008, engaged in women&rsquo;s empowerment &ndash; helping women to make informed decisions and improve their lives and those of their children and families, particularly to address common women&rsquo;s issues such as gender-based violence, sexual and reproductive health, parenting and financial literacy.
The strategic objectives of the project are:&nbsp;
-&nbsp;Empower women and their families to break the culture of silence and access their rights;
- Provide vulnerable women with informal educational workshops on economic empowerment, gender equality, personal safety and positive parenting;
- Engage community action among proactive civil society members to participate in leadership training; to become WRC&rsquo;s advocates;
-&nbsp;Strengthen collaboration and partnership between NGOs, service providers and authorities for beneficiaries and clients to receive the required holistic support.
WRC&rsquo;s strategy is still crafted on annual basis, but are generally geared towards long-term services including: emotional support, information and referral program, informal education on health, women&rsquo;s rights, positive parenting, financial literacy and multimedia skills and other outreach education for school students and villagers.&nbsp;The expected results are that&nbsp;women and men including victims of domestic violence and other type of marginalized group benefited from regular support and educational programs of the center.&nbsp;
Rights holders who are WRC&rsquo;s direct beneficiaries are mostly women aged 14-45, although the center also receive male clients.
Currently WRC operates in Siem Reap Province only with one commune identified as one pilot target area, Svay Dongkum.
WRC&rsquo;s stakeholders, particularly in its referral service, include a whole range of service providers in legal, health, employment, vocational training, organizational development and business sectors.&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of women's rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
PLATAFORMA DEMOCRACIA Y DESARROLLO LOCAL 2016 The proposal aims to generate conditions for institutional sustainability of partners members of the platform within a framework of democracy phase out, strengthening their organizational, strategic level and their capacity for negotiation and advocacy at the local, regional and national levels.
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Platform of democracy is&nbsp; in phase out
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Women's political participation. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Fundacion Comite Solidaridad Presos politicos CONSORCIO 2016-2018 NATIONAL CONSORTIUM &nbsp;HUMAN RIGHTS TRIENAL CIVSAM 2016-2018 Human rights at the center of the implementation of the Peace Accords. New consortium of three partners: PSD, Coordinaci&oacute;n Colombia Europa Estados Unidos CCEEU and&nbsp; National Movement of victims of state crimes Movice. Administered by Movice (Fundaci&oacute;n comit&eacute; solidaridad presos pol&iacute;ticos FCSPP).
The project's main objective contribute to the realization of human rights in Colombia, with an emphasis on victims' rights and guarantees for the defense of human rights in the context of peacebuilding and strengthening of the rule of law. We made up three national human rights platforms: Somos Defensores Programme, Nal Movement victims of crimes of state and coordination Movice Colombia, United States CCEEU Europe. Administered by: Foundation Solidarity Committee Political Prisoners (stakeholder 321)
&nbsp;This Project under construction with the new definitions copy you in the light of the PE country 2016-2020 Civsam according to the adjustment announced this year 2016 from 27% to the Colombia program. And the sprees of the new model of cooperation to reduce partners.
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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of human rights commitments. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Codehupy 2016-2020 As a result of the infamous "Marzo Paraguayo" in 1999 Codehupy (Coordinadora de Derechos Humanos del Paraguay) emerged as a coordinating body/network of about 33 organisations (including Diakonia partners) promoting human rights. Ever since it has been a partner to Diakonia and has become more and more consolidated. From 2002, Codehupy also makes up the Capitulo Paraguayo of the PIDHDD, which Diakonia supports on a regional level. The cooperation with Diakonia primarily embodies Codehupy's external communication, for instance the publication of its annual and respected human rights report, public campaigns promoting e.g. the Truth and Justice Commission investigating HR violations by the Stroessner regime, but also capacity-building activities to e.g. the national Human Rights Ombudsman (Defensor&iacute;a del Pueblo). In the present period the project is reinforcing the component of communication and HR protection by consolidating a team of lawyers and activists to provide basic legal aid. 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
Gender and Resilience Pilot Synergy Global 2016 2020 The overall goal for the project is to strengthen our thematic capacity to work with gendered dimensions of disaster risk and lead by good examples. &nbsp;While at the same time strengthen gender equality. At the end of the project, Diakonia will be able to propose a gender and resilience project to a donor and advocate for the inclusion and recognition of gender aspects in disaster prone areas, drawing on the learnings from this project.
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The rational for developing the present project theme is threefold:  
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1)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Gender and disaster risk is a work that deserves to be documented and known in Diakonia and externally. The theme has a potential of becoming a nish/ area of expertise within Diakonia, with the potential to receive funding and used for advocacy purposes.   
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2)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; There is a potential to replicate best practices of working with women and disaster risk across regions in order to be more efficient in addressing women&rsquo;s needs, capacities and experience in disaster prone and/ or climate change affected areas.  
Strengthening knowledge and methods to work with the gendered dimensions of disaster risk gives a natural entry point to bridge Diakonia&rsquo;s humanitarian and long term development work. 
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KAD Social & Economic Justice 2016-2020 In Puntland pastoralism, fishing and trading, are the three main economic activities. They are highly complementary and interdependent, and constitute the basis of the present economy. However, poverty rate in Somalia is amongst the highest in the world. It affects 60% of the population in urban households and over 95% of the population in rural households. 
Puntland is host to an estimated 149,000 IDPs, refugees and asylum seekers and insecurity is the major cause of displacement, followed by drought and the lack of livelihood opportunities. Access to land and water continue to be the primary challenges for host communities and IDP, as well as forced relocation for IDP. Limited livelihoods make it difficult for Somalis to cope with environmental or political shocks. For children, Somalia has been characterized as one of the most challenging countries to grow up in. Only 29% of the children in Somalia attend primary school, and only 7% of the secondary school-age population attends secondary school. Poverty is one of the main reasons why children are sent out to work instead of going to school. In addition, about 33% of girls compared to 21% of boys had to work at home instead of attending school.
The partner, Kaalo Aid and Development (KAD), will implement the project in Bargaal District, Bari Region, Puntland Stateand will work in;
Decent Work: Collection of data and development of Somalia country profiles for decent work in fragile contexts; Advocacy on development of coherent labour laws;&nbsp; Advocacy for guidelines on abolishment of child labour; Training and advocacy on establishment of cooperatives and unions. 
Women Economic Empowerment: Mapping of market needs and opportunities for women; Value chain analysis and private sector development for increased employment opportunities, specifically targeting women; Support to income generating activities, in particular targeting women, youth and IDPs; Entrepreneurship support, in particular for women and youth
The actors with the most significant impact on the programme and also those that will be most affected by the programme, include right holders (women, men, youth, IDP and other marginalized groups) CSOs, government bodies, private sector, religious and traditional leaders, local businesses/private sector. 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
VILUTHU 2016-2020 VILUTHU is a core funding to promote a culture of democracy, strengthening participatory mechanisms and structures of governance through a strategy of supporting human capacity building in state and non-state institutions. Creating a society of equals participatory and accountable socio political values
The lack of Economical Social Political and Cultural Rights for rights holders in the North and East from resulting civil war has contributed to forming state, societal structures and processes that lack justice, accountability, transparency and inclusive process for constitutional reform with weak participatory democracy mechanisms in place. This main problem causes different socio-political economic faced in Sri Lanka, negligence in addressing root causes of the conflict have complicated the ongoing reconciliation process.
Objectives; to create a society with democratic values and practices, with participatory and accountable socio-political structures; to empower women headed households by strengthening their capacities, raising awareness in all socio cultural, political and economic spheres; and strengthening grassroots communities to advocate and contribute to transitional justice mechanisms.
Main activities; Providing advocacy training and exposure to women headed households for action for change; strengthening, widening the networks focussing on relevant key constitutional, rights based issues and mobilising for movements take local initiatives; Initiate a community memorialisation process, serve to honour the victims and their families; Address contemporary issues and contribute to a national policy and memorialisation
Expected outcome; Capacitated women voicing concerns, demanding for equitable policies and law, not only raise living standards of women but contribute to form policies and legislation and empowered women and girls in different levels. Increased standard of organic products and established a National Social Enterprise model to suits their needs. This project mainly contributes to results within Economic empowerment of women. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Care Economy Synergy Global 2016 2020 There are 19 country programs that have chosen EEW as a program result. Around half of them have policy advocacy as a strategy. Advocacy could be added to the other half that has not chosen it. 
The objective is to jointly formulate and anchor in the organization and in interested partners an effective and adequate departing agenda and method for advocacy for Economic Empowerment of Women.
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The agenda and the method should be adapted to the needs and capacities of the Diakonia network. We should strive not to engage in the conventional way, but identify possible niches and most effective role for a new comer to the issue. We should build on Diakonia specific added values. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
OCDIH - SEJ Network 2018-2020 This project aims to develop a learning generation process by sharing experiences with proven, replicable and adjustable models to the contexts in which Diakonia partners work, in topics of business associativity linked to access to alternative financial services and agricultural marketing strategies with emphasis on women and youth ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
COADFORPAZ participación e incidencia en la implementación de los acuerdos de paz 2018-2019 The project contributes to qualify the participation and incidence of ethnic-territorial organizations of Choc&oacute;, to make enforceability of the Humanitarian Agreement, to the Sentence T-622 and to the Framework Plan for the Implementation of the Peace Accords. Likewise, it strengthens the autonomy and governability of ethnic territorial organizations in the defense of life, territory and ethno-development, as fundamental elements for the consolidation of peace in the territories of Afro-descendant and indigenous communities of Choc&oacute;. This project mainly contributes to results within Peace building. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
BLAST JUSTICE 2016- 2020 The project Opening Pathways to Justice for the&nbsp;Poor aims to provide increased access to justice in formal court and mediation for socially excluded and marginalised women, men and children in particular workers, persons with disabilities and ethnic minorities and thereby contribute towards reducing poverty, inequality and discrimination. The main problem of access to justice for the poor is entrenched social norms, profound power imbalances and poor governance practices. As a result the formal justice system remains more responsive to the rich and powerful, while being inaccessible, daunting and cumbersome for women, men and children who are poor and marginalized. Outcome Indicator 1: Increased access to justice for poor, socially excluded and marginalized women, men and children through informal justice and increasingly responsive formal justice system; Target: 1) 70 % of cases litigated, disputes settled are successful (60% in 2016). Major targeted outputs are 1) 95, 000 cases litigated (70,000 in 2016); 2) 40, 600 disputes settled through mediation (30500 in 2016). Outcome indicator 2: Enabling environment for workers around their rights and entitlements and safety standards at workplace. Target: 65% of workers are able to claim their rights and entitlements (60% in 2016). Main targeted output is 375 cases and mediations with successful outcomes for workers (75 in 2016). Outcome Indication 3: Legal and Policy framework strengthened through advocacy for reforms and practice level changes. Target: 4 legal and policy reform. Major targeted outputs are:&nbsp; 1) 10 PIL cases filed or steps taken and judgments/orders received (2 in 2016); 2) 15 improved laws/ policies/ practices/ institutional reforms on justice and human rights (3 in 2016). The project is implementing 19 districts across the country along with High Court and Supreme Court of Bangladesh. This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of human rights commitments. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CEDEHCA 2016-2020 The CEDEHCA&rsquo;S plan aims to contribute to the construction of an autonomous Culture and Peace, by promoting and defending the rights of indigenous peoples, Afro-descendants and mestizos of the Nicaraguan Caribbean. This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of human rights commitments. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
HEKS Foro ACT Alliance Honduras 2016-2018 This Project aims to strengthen capacities of Honduras&rsquo; ACT Alliance Forum. The project finance/administrative management will be in charge of HEKS with the technical support and follow-up of Diakonia.
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The main actions are oriented on developing coordination for advocacy actions at national level, training sessions on Climate Change and Risk Management agenda.&nbsp; Furthermore, it will strengthen the Forum&rsquo;s &ldquo;organic&rdquo; life as a space for inter-institutional coordination and knowledge management within the ambit of humanitarian aid and Climate Change resilience.
&nbsp; 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
CEM-H Fondo de Protección de Emergencia 2016-2018 This Project aims to contribute with the safety, protection and recognition of Human right&rsquo;s defenders and organisations highly threaten because of their work, through the implementation of an Emergency Fund for Human Rights Defenders&rsquo; protection.
This fund will be managed, implemented and followed up by a Steering Committee formed by three Diakonia&rsquo;s stakeholder organisations. The fund is an emergency source that provides economic and psychological support and protection services to defenders, activists and human rights&rsquo; organisations which are under threats and risks because of their work. 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
Musasa Combating Gender Based Violence 2016-2020 The overall project objective is to to end rape and sexual violence among women and girls. The key outcomes are: 1) Increased knowledge among women, girls, community leaders, members and duty bearers on how to deal with rape and sexual violence and 2) Improved knowledge and practice to prevent rape and sexual violence and promote services to survivors of violence. The main problem being addressed by the project is as follows: In Zimbabwe, levels of Gender-based Violence (GBV) remain a concern and impediment to girls&rsquo; and women&rsquo;s active participation in development. Despite the enactment of several protective laws and policies, such as the Domestic Violence Act of 2007, girls and women in Zimbabwe continue to be survivors in 99% of GBV cases. Most acts of violence are committed within the home or by partners. According to the Zimbabwe Demographic Health Survey (ZDHS) 2010-11, 42% of women in Zimbabwe have either experienced physical, emotional or sexual violence (or both) at some point in their lives.Rights holders for this project mainly include women and girls and women survivors of gender based violence.This project mainly falls within the Gender Equality intervention area (combating gender based violence objective) in the current Diakonia Zimbabwe&rsquo;s Strategic Plan for 2016-2020. It will be implemented by Musasa Project Trust (Musasa) in Mwenezi rural district in Masvingo province and Beitbridge rural district in Matabeleland South 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
CLADEM 2016-2019 CLADEM, from a juridical and political approach, searches to contribute for the social transformation and to build of radical democracy, from an intersectional perspective, than recognize the cultural diversity, ethnic, racial, sexual, social, for the full exercise and enjoyment of human rights of women.&nbsp; With more than 28 years of permanent work, CLADEM has like principal goal:&nbsp; to promote the vigilance and defense human rights of the women that they are interdependent and integrals,&nbsp;&nbsp; from a feminist perspective and&nbsp; a perspective social and legal of gender, with a&nbsp; interlinking of the levels national, regional and international. 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
Sida Info 2016-2020 Administration Administrative cost related to Sida Info 2016-2020 ***Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020***
PREDO 2016-2020 &nbsp;
The tea plantation community - i.e. descendants of migrant labour brought to Sri Lanka during British Rule - in Sri Lanka has been marginalised comparatively to the rest of the population. PREDO aspires to strengthen the democratic culture with attributes of good governance among the plantation community. Enabling the presently disempowered community to stand up as rightful citizens, to make a voice to eliminate discriminations and irregularities in services. 
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PREDO encourages and empowers plantation communities to participate in the democratic system while empowering women to take leadership and decision making in social and political spheres through affirmative actions. By sensitising the plantation community to eliminate GBV and recognise the value of male and female participation in all spaces of life, PREDO envisions a society that upholds and nourishes human values, democratic principles for advancement of socio-cultural and economic wellbeing of families and communities in the plantation. 
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PREDO empowers and mobilize individuals, families and communities in the plantations and neighbouring villages, to become active agents for their own development, reduce dependence and increase self-worth to live in harmony and dignity where children and women are safe and enjoy rights. 
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Focus areas include &ndash; enabling access to mainstream development through strengthening democratic rights and civil society; increase women&rsquo;s political participation at the community, local and provincial level; eliminate GBV and recognise the values of women&rsquo;s contribution to the community; create awareness on climate change and its implications so that plantation community is not further exploited or discriminated on environmental issues
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Thematic area Gender Equality, Democracy, Conflict and justice. This project mainly contributes to results within Democratic culture. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Latin America Regional Office Administrative Support 2016-2020 This project aims to support the operational expenses within Diakonia for the Regional Office from CivSam. Expenses like staff salaries, country offices follow up, travel expenses among others. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
Caritus Kitui Madini Yetu Wajibu Wetu 2016 - 2020 Madini Yetu Wajibu Wetu (Our minerals Our Rights) project is implemented by a partner consortium of Seven organisations (National Council of Churches of Kenya- NCCK, Kenya Human Rights&nbsp; Comission, Caritus Kitui, GROOTS Kenya, Kenya Conferenrce of Catholic Bishops, Econews Africa and Inuka Kenya ni sisi).The project aims promoting responsible steardship of resources from the Extractive Industry/ Mining Industry by enhancing the capacities of comunities in and around mining areas in Kenya to effectively participate and benefit from the sector; advocating for development of&nbsp; laws that take into account community interests ; engaging the private sector in respecting human rights in the mining cycle and practicing fair distribution of opportunities in the sector. Caritas Kenya&nbsp; will particularly focus on Coal and Limestone mining in Kitui County that is currenbtly ongoing. The intervetnions will result in Communities that are able to demand and obtain fair and just compensation, benefit sharing, resettlement&nbsp; relocation agreements;Communities will also able to mitigate and manage conflicts emanating from the mining / extractive sector 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