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NGO Support / Help to the Mapuche Children The aim this project is to improve level and possibilities of education of local children ( Tirua Chile) help them to get  off from poverty and at same time help them to maintain  their own culture. The project  shall working with children rights method.
Our school is a good school primary education development project Nepal?s education system can?t offer child friendly school environment to all. Project?s development problem is that public schools and teachers lack adequate teaching learning methods and infrastructure resulting children dropping out of schools. This pro
ject aims to strengthen teacher?s role in their community and inside the education system form learning network among teachers promote child?s rights and participation in schools and sensitize stakeholders to take responsible role for implementation. Throu
gh these activities the objective of this project: Child Friendly School concept is widely accepted and practiced in public schools in the project area. Motivated and skilful teachers and inspiring and safe school environment are available to all the child
ren at the 14 schools in 5 VDCs will be reached.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Serbia The overall objective of the action is to empower women in the decision-making positions within political parties and the Parliament of Serbia. For the most effective realisation of its objectives the 20-month long action will be implemented through a seri
es of 11 core activities structured in a way that:-  a series of public events (1 women's pre-election convention 2 public hearings 3 public round table discussions) will provide opportunities to attract attention of the general public on the importance of
 greater participation and influence of women in politics, - 3 parliamentary capacity building seminars will facilitate subsequent practical implementation of acquired knowledge and skills,- 1 study visit of a selected group of women MP to Finland will all
ow for the skills and knowledge gained on the seminars to be applied to concrete examples,- the initiative to establish a cross-party caucus group on gender equality (to be presented at the closing conference) will contribute to mainstreaming of gender equ
ality policies and facilitate peer learning and building lasting alliances among participants women MPs. The project will be presented to the Members of the Finnish Parliament and the cooperation between Serbian and Finnish peers will be established throug
h involvement of Finnish MPs at the events in Serbia (seminar closing conference) as well as through organisation of a study visit to Finland for Serbian MPs.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) The Purpose of the Project will be an increased capacity of existing health care partners and people of target communities to provide holistic and preventive health care. Main beneficiaries of the project will be rural community health workers, mainly staf
f at government clinics, rural volunteer community health workers and also people in target communities. A key focus will be the weakest members of communities.Project will be a training of trainers program on holistic and preventive health implemented by 
Fida partners in cooperation with local medical staff and under the regional representations of the Ministry of Health of Tajikistan. Local trainers with medical expertise will be the main trainers, with coordination by a specialist in International Matern
al and Child Health, and input from specialists from Finland.After the project, holistic health will be understood and practiced among health professionals in Tajikistan. The lives of the weakest members of the communities will be better through their own 
participation and also through community around them. The target communities will be equipped to use holistic and preventive health measures. The village nurses, volunteer and career health care workers will also be active contributors to maternal, neonata
l and infant health. All the activities will be planned with a participatory approach with present day and future opportunities in mind.
Rehabilitation and Support Programme of Schools in Bo Town School Rehabilitation and support programme, construction of three schools. The schools are encouraged to establish school gardens they will be assisted by seeds and watering cans. Teachers are assisted by table rice and children get school uniforms.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for EGYPT Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for EGYPT. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in South Africa To Address the challenges posed by insufficient government implementiation of law and policies inadequate monitoring by oversight bodies and to strenghten civil society and citizen ability to combat gender - based violence. .Sonke Advocacy activities will 
be informed by a Human rights approach.  they will monotor the performance of key government departments and lobby for adequate resources to ensure that they deliver on their mandate.. South African girls boys women and men  will benefit  from  being provi
ded with information  and tools to advance Gender Equality and enfoce Human rights through  the  communications and Media Advocacy .
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Mexico The aim of the project taking place in Tlaxcala, in Mexico, is to prevent the violence against women by educating local authorities. Making gender issues part of the public policy.
Humanitarian Aid to monitoring visits Humanitarian aid monitoring travel expenses in 2013.
Youth groups constructing political citizenship in Guatemala More than 70% of the Guatemalan population is under 30 years old and more than 50 % is under 20 years old. The social problems of the country such as street violence insecurity corruption and impunity poverty and poor quality of basic services raise seriou
s challenges and threats in the environment the youth grow up in. Nevertheless the issues regarding children and youth are not among priorities of the decision makers. Public investments on childhood and youth are few and decisions are not based on rights.
 The cultural environment labelled by adultcentrism prevents the children and youth from raising their voices in the civil society even though local decision makers have a responsibility to hear and include the relevant stakeholders when preparing public p
olicies.Taksvarkki ry's (ODW Finland) and PAMI's cooperation project will be carried out in 6 municipalities in Guatemala: Malacatan Coatepeque Mazatenango Zunilito Puerto Barrios and Morales. The objective is to improve the possibilities of adolescents an
d youth to act as active citizens and to increase their participation in local decision making processes so that they can actively contribute to building societies that respect child and youth rights. The project builds on capacitating youth and encouragin
g them into local level advocacy work and also providing training to adult decision makers to make them understand the importance of respecting youth rights and especially the right to participate and to be heard. The project contributes in youth's right f
or organization and participation, good governance social inclusion and active citizenship. By the proposals the youth make it also contributes in other child rights such as education safe environment and health care. By capacitating and empowering youth t
he project is raising a new generation of citizens and political decision makers who base their values on human rights.As a result of this project six youth movements will emerge in the target areas. The youth movements will network with other entities in 
local civil societies act together with local adults and activate more youth to act for children's and youth's rights and wellbeing in their communities. The youth movements and PAMI activate local civil societies to a process of preparing local public pol
icies about children and youth issues. This is how the rights of the children and youth are officially pushed to the public agendas in six municipalities in Guatemala.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Zambia The overall goal of this project is to build capacity of state and non-state actors especially at the grassroots in order to strengthen and influence participation in the EIF process and to promote the role of trade in development.  The project will thus b
e implemented to meet the following objectives: Collating civil society's views in linking trade with developmental outcomes, Creating an opportunity for key stakeholders to provide their inputs into the DTIS development process, Linking communities and ul
timate beneficiaries with the EIF process The anticipated outcomes from these activities are: Greater stakeholder buy-in in discourses on trade and development issues in Zambia?Enhanced opportunities for positive trade-related livelihood impacts at the gra
ss-roots. The following are some of the outputs that will be produced from this project: Generation of inputs (contained in research reports briefs etc.) for policy and practice level reforms based on evidence from the ground, Wide dissemination of informa
tion and experiences (including challenges and opportunities) in the process of linking trade with livelihoods and other developmental objectives across Zambia, Participation and orientation of key stakeholder through meetings workshops discussions etc.
ICI project for capacity building to strengthen the diary development The objective of the project is to contribute to improved food security by strengthening the Ethiopian dairy development through building the institutional capacity of the National Artificial Insemination Center (NAIC) and training of human resources invol
ved in dairy cattle genetic improvement.
Mobilizing Youth for Gender Equality in Politics Discrimination and unequal share of power are considered the major bottleneck for democracy in Nepal. Discrimination has restricted women and members of other marginalized groups from equal access to the state?s policy making positions. The proposed Action
 supports building up the pluralistic and representative democracy in Nepal by supporting cross-party forums for dialogue promote the use of non-violent activities for transformation and increase women's capacity to engage in political processes. The actio
n is based on notion that Women's meaningful participation in political processes reinforces sustainable peace and reduces the risk of politically initiated violence and halt in democratic processes.The Joint Youth and Student Platform in Nepal with suppor
t of DEMO Finland has experience and proven strengths of challenging the status quo of political party organisations as well as together tackle difficult cultural matters in society. This project will strengthen the Platform as a cross-party dialogue centr
e which has the will and the know-how to promote inclusion pluralism and equal participation in political parties.The duration of the project is 29 months in 2013-2015 and the proposed funding for the project is 37 500 euros which will be used during the f
irst year of the project .
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) Strengthening union organizing in mining and metal sectors in Guinea and Ghana
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) Empowering Churches for Street Children Work. The programme aims to improve the capacity of a local partner to work with street children and orphans. In Kenya, there are currently
Contribution for the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) The Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) was established in April 2012 as an independent intergovernmental body open to all member countries of the United Nations inorder to strengthen the dialogue between the scientifi
c community governments and other stakeholders on biodiversity and ecosystem services. Finland will be providing seed funding of 2000 000 euros to assist the panel in its initial phase.
Xianyang Centralized Heating Project Xianyang Centralized Heating Project, building up a centralized heating system.
AfDB-6 General Capital Increase Finland's participation in the sixth General Capital Increase of the African Development Bank.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Afghanistan Social Safety and Protection Organization (SSPO) is implementing the project in women prison in Badakhshan province. The overall goal of the project is to make efforts for the better future of the prisoner women and their reintegration in the community as 
useful actor of the community.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Tunisia The Foundation Ahmed Tlili pour la Culture Democratique et la Justice sociale believes that Tunisians should go back to rediscover the pillars on which the Tunisian democracy has been constructed. Those pillars are historical texts written by the most famo
us Tunisian democracy and human rights activists.This project is a link between modernism and traditions. The organization is organizing several workshops on democracy around Tunisia especially in the rural areas outside the capital.The organization is cre
ating an easily accessible internet portal where users can find historical Tunisian texts talking dealing with democracy. To this day this kind of service hasn?t been created. These kinds of texts which are still considered as political texts are hard to g
et hands on even if these writings have had a tremendous role in the development of democracy as a concept applicable in the Tunisian context.
Support to the Africa programme of the Rights and Resources Initiative The Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI) is a global coalition of 13 organizations that was established in 2005 to accelerate reforms in land and forest tenure and governance in Africa Asia and Latin America. Africa program is the largest and there is a c
lear need for reforms: governments still own and control 98% of total forest area in Africa. Inadequate tenure and user rights are ingredients of social conflicts and they increase pressure on forest lands. The rights of local communities and indigenous pe
oples are in the centre of RRI's activities. The coalition includes organizations working in the fields of enviroment research human rights and rights of local communities with the aim to encourage reforms in land and forest tenure and governance as well a
s related  policies and business models.The program pays special attention to customary land rights of rural communities (including women's equal right to own and use land) that are not always acknowledged by official government systems. RRI also aims to s
tregthen poor peoples' rights to benefit from forests and their services including trade of timber and other forest products. Finland supports RRI's Africa program in West and Central Africa. Main partner countries are Cameroon Mali Burkina Faso Liberia an
d DRC. In addition RRI is engaged in political dialiogue related to decentralization in Niger Senegal and Mauritania. Finland has supported the initiative since 2010 (24 million euros) and support to years 2014-17 will be four million euros. During the pre
vious phase RRI has become a global reference point for forest tenure data and expertise and it efficiently connects different actors working in the sector. RRI has been actively engaged in law and policy reforms e.g. in Liberia and Mali and at the interna
tional level in climate negotiations and forest related processes (Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation -REDD and Forest law enforcement governance and trade -FLEGT).
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) Towards Quality Public Services for All in Swaziland and Namibia
Humanitarian aid to Pakistoan the through WHO Support a total of EUR 1 000 000 to WHO's humanitarian operations in Pakistan. The humanitarian challenges are consequences of repeated natural disasters incl. floods and earthquakes and internal conflicts in the northern parts of the country. Basic health
 care services incl. reproductive health services remain a challenge for the humanitarian health cluster. The health cluster targets 1.2 million people most of who are internally displaced. Effective epidemiological monitoring is a priority for WHO particu
larly in flood-prone areas and is critical for the reduction of morbidity and mortality. WHO supports local health authorities through training in epidemiological surveillance and management. In addition WHO provides necessary medicines and medical equipme
nt and health education materials.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Morocco The first part of the project was initiated in 2012 and was decided to be continued because of the good results of the first phase of implementation. The project aims at supporting 3 womens shelter who receive women victims of domestic violence. The shelte
rs offer psychological and juridical support for women suffering of domestic violence. The project includes litteracy teaching aswell.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Serbia The purpose of the project is to contribute to more intensive investment activity related to the use of biomass for energy generation at the local level in Serbia. One of the key  project goals  is to map of barriers and prerequisites for utilization of bi
omass and creating enabling environment for investments and more intensive use of biomass at the local level in Serbia.
The Nicaragua-Finland Agrobiotechnology Programme The Nicaragua-Finland Agrobiotechnology Programme is based on institutional cooperation between the University of Helsinki (the Department of Applied Biology) and INTA (Instituto Nicaraguense de Tecnologia Agricola). The objective of the programme is to st
renghten the national capacity in the sectors of agrobiotechnology and biosafety.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Zambia The aims of the project are: 1) Hold a Retreat to Strategize for 2016 General Elections, 2)Engagement of Political Parties, 3)Domestication of the SADC Protoco, 4)  Capacity building in leadership and Advocacy Skills, 5) Public awareness on Vote for Women 
Campaign, 6) Involvement of women in the electoral process.
Finn Church Aid/Humanitarian Assistance Finn Church Aid's humanitarian assistance in OPT.
Improving Girls' and Boys' Literacy and Learning Skills in Uganda Through Innovative Child Rights Based Technical Solutions The project being planned aims to enhance Ugandan children?s learning competences and ability to learn to read. This will in turn provide them life skills to participate as equal members of society by developing innovative human rights based technical solu
tions. The project will be implemented by UNICEF Finland NMI Makerere University and UNICEF Uganda. Innovative technical solutions learning games such as GraphoGame? will be developed into a child rights based and socio-culturally appropriate that allows c
hildren to learn read. Positive messages will be included to advocate girls? rights and environmental protection.  Sustainable model for dissemination will be sought to target especially remote and poor regions and the most vulnerable groups in rural Ugand
a. All cooperation will be based on human rights inclusion to ensure that the possible project will reach those people who are most in need of learning aids specifically the poorest children women and children with learning difficulties The project will co
nsist of two components. The 1st component?s expected result is a comprehensive analysis consisting information on: 1.) Socio-cultural and economic conditions affecting access to education and abilities to learn. 2.) Problem analysis providing information 
on problems related to introduction of technical learning tools,3.) Gender roles in the communities, 4.) Beneficiary/rights holder analysis including identification of vulnerable groups, 5.) Identification and definition of duty bearers including the gaps 
and capacities, 6.) Perceptions and attitudes towards use of technology with links to gender, 7.) Information on local languages and ethnic groups. 8.) Infrastructure and technology analysis. 9.) Definitions institutional factors and financial resources. 1
0.) Requirements by natural environment. The analysis will be conducted by two African female Researchers and will be based on interviews in 5-10 diverse villages and a desk study. The second component's expected result is the project proposal done in part
icipatory spirit. Planning is based on the analysis produced by the 1st component. It will be done in two workshops organised in Uganda e-mail correspondence and Skype conferences. The proposal will be submitted to the donor on 31 May 2014. The beneficiari
es of the project will be school children that include orphans and children with disabilities teachers illiterate women project partners and the donor.
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) The development aim of the period is to strengthen and take advantage of the abilities of public sector unions and their regional cooperation networks so that they can more efficiently influence the development of public services, cooperate with other soci
al movements, and promote organisation and bargaining rights in the public sector.
Promotion of Youth Employment and Sustainable Development This project aims at improving the possibilities of disadvantaged youth in the area of Simoes Filho through vocational training in ICT environmental issues and training in life skills. The duration is 8 months which entails enhancement of technical skills 
as well as personal development and internships and seminars. Thereafter the youth will be inserted into the job market in cooperation with public and private sector (employment offices businesses NGOs). The strategy of the project is to promote an allianc
e with public private and third sector in order to tackle the youth unemployment in Brazil.
Frame agreement with NGO (Plan Finland) Improved Primary Education. To contribute to the long-term goal of all children receiving good quality basic education and achieving mastery of essential learning competencies. To increase the net enrolment rates of primary school children, especially girl
s and those from ethnic minorities and children with disabilities
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Namibia CSFN was recently established (2013) as a funding vehicle to generate manage and distribute grants from a variety of donors to Civil Society organizations especially those organizations working at grassroots level with the most disadvantaged vulnerable and
 marginalised members of society. The aims of this project are as follows: 1) Establishing a strong mico-grants mechanism and process with good regional impact. In particular the CSFN seeks to embed in its systems tens years of experience of the UNAIDS Sma
ll Grants Fund. 2) Driving forward an institutional and service skills framework for CSOs and ensuring that CSFN micro-grantees are able to benefit from this framework. The framework will be fully integrated into the merging national vocational training sy
stem giving it access to the levy that will shortly be imposed on all Namibian employers (including NGOs) and ensuring consistency measurable standards and sustainability in capacity building. 3) developing structures to coordinatoe the work of organizatio
ns engaged in small granting schemes among existing small fund granters to civil society and more generally among private sector small grant givers who might wish to engage with civil society 4) developing a detailed strategy for accessing funding from the
 corporate sector and implementing the first months of the strategy to build a long-term income stream for civil society.
Sign Language Training and Advocacy Project in Uganda Sign Language Training and Advocacy Project in Uganda