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Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) Indonesia aims to remain as a major producer of crude palm oil in the world. The expansion of palm oil plantations is particularly rapid in West-Kalimantan, where hundreds of conflicts have occurred between local communities and companies. This project wil
l help to improve the capacity and ability of indigenous communities in Sepauk and Tempunak sub-district of Sintang District to understand the threats that exist in their territory, to protect their remaining livelihoods, and to prepare all the data and do
cuments necessary to protect their lands by using state?s protection mechanisms.Therefore, this project will organize and conduct critical education at the community level, participatory mapping, as well as handling of cases and agrarian conflicts which ha
ve occurred in the field.In 2015, the project focus in two sub-districts (Sepauk and Tempunak) in Sintang district, West Kalimantan. Directly, this project will organize communities in 15 villages to protect of their customary forest areas, which account i
n total approximately 20,700 hectares. Trainings will be held to members of the communities for sharing skills and knowledge to maintain and manage their livelihoods sustainably. Participatory mapping will be conducted to map the area of Dayak Seberuang, a
nd a work plan will be made to manage Seberuang indigenous territory sustainably. Natural resource conflicts in the project area are also expected to be managed and resolved. Direct beneficiaries of this project are Dayak Seberuang?s indigenous people, whi
ch live in the focused villages. Indirectly, this project will provide benefits to a larger community orf people living in the area. In addition to the dayak communities and WALHI Kalbar activists, the stakeholders in the project include district officials
, Ministry of Forestry, local media, other NGOs, and private sector.www.walhikalbar.or.id
INT/UNCTAD Trust Funds for Research and Technical Assistance Helping developing countries to integrate better into the world economy and trade. The three pillars of UNCTAD's work are: 1) intergovernmental negotiations, 2) research policy analysis and statistics, and 3) technical assistance. Finland is one of the mos
t important countries providing voluntary contributions to UNCTAD. Finland has actively participated in the reform processes of UNCTAD during the last few years. President Tarja Halonen was co-chair of UNCTAD's Panel of Eminent Persons in 2012-2013. Finlan
d supports financially the following areas of UNCTAD's work: investment and entrepreneurship ICT and development Virtual Institute and trade and gender as well asa WTO accessions.
International Alert, Improving Peacebuilding Practice International Alert (Alert) which is one of the world's leading peacebuilding organisations focuses on bridging the gap between polycy and practice and how it translates into peace on the ground. Alert does this by focusing on issues which influence peace 
including governance economics gender relations social development climate change and the role of businesses and international organisations in high-risk places. Alert works in Africa South and Southeast Asia Central Asia the South Caucasus Europe Latin Am
erica and the Middle East with 16 offices around the world. Alert believes peace is possible when people can live in safety have fair and effective laws participate in shaping political decisions make a decent living and secure their wellbeing. Alert's wor
k relies on core funding because of our focus on innovation in finding new tools that promote peace and understanding how conflicts can be resolved without violence. Project title: Improving Peacebuilding PracticeGoals: Expand Alert's knowledge and underst
anding of the relationship between fragile and conflict-affected countries and international institutions with the purpose to improve the implementation of the New Deal and the post-2015 agenda, andStrengthen the prospects for peace in at least six fragile
 and conflict-affected countries in the key thematic areas of economy climate change gender and state-citizen relationships.Objectives feed directly in to the delivery of the Finland Development policy objectives specifically around the theme of strengthen
ing democracies and peacebuilding.
CPR/Gansu-Pingliang cold storage project in China Developing Food Storage Technology.
APNAC Enhancing the representativeness and participation of MPs in good governance transparency accountability and anti-corruption efforts The project supports African Parlamentarians Network against Corruption Zambia Chapter to identify existing loopholes in the corruption legislation and to creatie parliamentarians' joint advocacy agenda which will aim at addressing these issues. In additio
n the project supports consituency level anti-corruption work of the members of parliament.
Independent Medico-Legal Unit (IMLU) - support to implementation of the strategic plan The overall purpose of the program is to enable IMLU to implement the strategic plan (2011-2016) that is geared towards supporting the implementation of constitutional and other reforms. IMLU is in the second year of the strategic plan.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Protecting Transgender persons from violence in 2 districts of Sri Lanka: a Pilot Project
Gudri Entrepreneurship Training  to Women It has been widely recognized that women have the potential to be the engine of economic and development progress. The Gudri Entrepreneurship Training for Women ?project?s main objective is to tackle the gender inequalities faced by the target group on a s
ocial and economic and level in their societies. The project will capacitate 300 underprivileged women and adolescent girls (16+) from 6 slum districts to become self-earning empowered women with sufficient skills and capacity to manage their own micro-bus
inesses. The women are offered a one year training consisting of several different training modules: skills training (Gudri-handicraft techniques) entrepreneurship and sustainable income leadership capacity building on economic empowerment and human rights
, basic education.  The training enables the women to start their income generating micro-projects with experts supporting them in the process.  The Gudri-project will establish ?a social enterprise? based on a self-owned co-operative model which will be r
un by the women themselves with support of experts. This ensures their ownership and management of the enterprise.  The participants will be forming groups consisting of 20-25 women and a mentor.  The co-operatives are offered set-up grants (micro loans) t
hat will enable them to become self-reliant. Support is offered to the women on a regular basis also after the training. Experts will facilitate the workshops with additional support of volunteers. The beneficiaries are from the most disadvantaged communit
ies of Jaipur city. They are from the lowest caste or untouchables, illiterate, alienated from society, living under poverty line, lacking regular income, lacking house or sufficient food and water supply. Background study on the target communities was don
e in 2013. The project will build on lessons learned from the pilot project of two womens' groups that started in 2012.The training modules and methods have been formed and improved together with the beneficiaries based on their capacity gaps and needs.  P
ositive impacts can be seen in the pilot communities in Jaipur. The women have seen improvement in their status within the community both socially and economically as their voices are being heard and they are able to earn a living which has raised their fa
milies? standard of living. The women have also invested in the education of their children.
Developing Skills for Advancing a Green Economy in Namibia The overall goal of the project implemented by Gobabeb Research and Training centre is to have previously disadvantaged Namibian youth contributing to sustainable development particularly via environmental sector. In addition the purpose of the project is 
to promote education for sustainable development in Namibia and its role in transitioning to a green economy. Objectives: 1) evaluate current ESD at Gobabeb and its potential for the Green economy in Namibia2)  Advance national efforts regarding ESD and th
e green economy
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) In view of effective and efficient programme implementation, staff well-being and safety, investments in programme support and staff?s living conditions are necessary.  The FCA Country Office plans and implements projects in CAR, alone or in coordination w
ith the local partners and other stakeholders. The office also plays an important role in expanding and diversifying the funding base, increasing FCA and its donors? visibility and in contributing to national and international advocacy in conflict resoluti
on and peace building.The overall objective is to improve the effectiveness, quality and impact of the CAR programme focusing on the thematic areas of Right to Peace and Right to Education, through established field presence.Specific objective is: Effectiv
e and quality programming is supported through appropriate resourcing, systems, procedures, and thematic expertise in CAR Country Office. Activities: ? In particular in R2P, planning and monitoring of the peace related projects and activities in CAR.? Prov
ision of thematic advice in R2P.? Building the institutional capacity of local partners in R2P? Ensuring increased input of local organisations into the advocacy work in R2P? Supporting the safety and well-being of FCA staff through investments in staff ho
using and security.Rights-holders /beneficiaries: FCA CAR staff and local civil society actors
Inuka Kenya - Ni Sisi! Movement Building The proposal is based upon the first phase project ?Ni Sisi Kenya Campaign?: Integrated Communication Platform Component.  In the first phase the Inuka (Rise Up!) leadership campaign mobilized and engaged a vast number of Kenyans in leadership. Utilizing a
 diverse array of platforms the campaign reached more than 3000000 people.   Ni Sisi! (It is us!  - self-belief) mobilized youth through the Peace Through Prosperity Program. The project made contact with a large number of youth within Nairobi.  Over 1000 
groups learnt about Ni Sisi! (It is us). The sauti yetu! (Our voice!) program provided tools for communities to engage with potential leaders. The ?Swing Vote Campaign? aimed at middle class in urban centers in Kenya was run through targeted outreaches to 
associations radio appearances and through digital platforms. Through the digital platform more than 30000 people were engaged and still follow the site and the FB accounts. The implementation of the new constitution continues to face challenges mainly in 
i) interpretation of the constitution ii) cooperation of existing bureaucracies iii) litigation challenges and iv) political challenges. There are interests that seek to retain the status quo reverse the gains or manipulate content direction and pace of re
form or implementation. A number of vital more overarching reforms addressing systematic and structural conflict drivers ? a culture of impunity high unemployment land reform resettlement of internally displaced persons (IDPs) ethnic tensions weak institut
ions and regional and socio-economic inequality ? are yet to be implemented.Inuka Kenya Ni SiSi!  activities are embedded and are geared towards the realization of the Ni SiSi! Social Movement. To achieve this the overall programs are in line with some of 
the key national issues, Land economic development security corruption and leadership. To realize its potential Ni SiSi will operate under 4 program pillars:i) Transformational Social and Civic Engagement ? initiatives geared towards taking charge of the p
ublic space currently dominated by political classii) Creation of collective Kenyan Identity ? activities aimed at galvanishing shared experiences hardship and diversityiii) Leadership Development ? initiative aimed at growing and recognizing local leaders
hip shall be establishediv) Improved livelihood ?  initiatives set out to achieve socio-economic growth and equality among all Kenyans
Trade and Development / UN Global Compact, Contribution to the Global Compact trust Fund in 2014 UN Global Compact (UNGC) is a global corporate leaders? initiative launched by the UN Secretary-General in 2000 which aims at transforming the business world to operate both in developed and developing countries in a socially and environmentally sustainabl
e and responsible manner together with the UN System civil society and labor unions. UNGC advances also development partnerships between companies and the UN System with the objective of encouraging the business world to advance the globally approved devel
opment goals and the UN initiativesUNGC is the most important and largest global network that advances the business commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and sustainable development. Finland has partnered with the UNGC since 2009.UNGC works b
oth at the global and local levels: Global Compact Office is responsible for the operative management and coordination of the initiative support for other administrative parts of the initiative and active mobilization of various players especially the priv
ate sector in advancing sustainable development under the partnership and CSR umbrella. Local Networks are country-specific multi-country or subregional membership-based networks that advance CSR with UNGC?s ten principles and collaborate with other player
s at country or subregional levels. UNGC incorporates 102 Local Networks all over the world.As a result of UNGC's activities some 12200 corporations and other organizations have commited themselves to operating according to the CSR principles and supportin
g the UN goals and initiatives. With the help of the UNGC's working groups global issue platforms and subinitiatives the UNGC has gained visibility for many key themes integrated corporations more keenly in cooperation on these themes and strengthened the 
fundraising of the initiative.UNGC's activities produce significant indirect development impacts especially in poor developing countries and emerging economies: e.g. growth of business economic growth job creation corporate activity for the benefit of huma
n rights status of women and gender equality good governance environment and peace and security as well as increased tax income and export revenue.
Promotion of Women's Security in Kosovo III In Kosovo post-conflict society gender based violence and especially violence against women is a big problem. Starting from 2011 Finland has supported a project of the UN Kosovo team (UNDP UNFPA UN Women UNICEF OHCHR) against Domestic violence with 1 130 0
00 euros. The project supports the implementation of Kosovo's law strategy and action plan against domestic violence by 1) awareness raising (prevention) 2) increasing capacity of the local domestic violence protection mechanisms (protection) 3) enhancing 
economic independence of (potential) domestic violence survivors (reintegration) and 4)scaling-up. The project supports the implementation of the UN SC resolution 1325 (Women peace and security). The project is in line with the Finnish development policy s
trategy. The project has produced information and studies on gender based violence in Kosovo and raised the topic of sexual violence related to conflicts to the awareness of the decision-makers. As a result of the project the capacities of the pilot munici
palities to produce user-friendly services to the victims of domestic violence has been increased. The project has supported the establishment of coordination mechanisms against domestic violence delivered training on gender responsive budgeting. The mid-t
erm review conducted in 2013 recommended to extend the project with at least one year which was done. The political development has made inclusion of the Northern Kosovo in project activities possible. One million euros' additional funding is proposed for 
the project especially for the extension of the project to the four Northern municipalities in 2015-2016. By supporting the Northern Kosovo  Finland supports the integration of the structures of the Northern Kosovo under Kosovo administration which is impo
rtant for Finland politically. In order to ensure sustainability support to the earlier pilot municipalities will be continued and cooperation between North and South will be enhanced. Special attention is paid to the economic reintegration of the victims 
of domestic violence -and in this regard the project has seamless cooperation with other Finnish funded projects which support the economic development and employment in Kosovo.
Establishment of Solar PV Generator system at the Tuvalu Maritime Training Institute on Amatuku Island The aim of the project is the installment of a Solar PV system to provide electricity to the Tuvalu Maritime Training Institute on the island of Amatuku.  Presently power is generated by diesel-powered generators. The first phase of the project is financed
 by the Government of Finland as part of the EU and Tuvalu scheme ?Path towards renewable energy?.  The amount of 60.000 euro is used to reduce the amount of diesel-powered energy by 10 per cent.  The partners are the Maritime Training Institute and the Tu
valu Electricity Corporation consulted by AECOM New Zealand.
Humanitarian mineaction/support to HALO Humanitarian mineaction/support through HALO.
Centre Ariadna Supporting Women in Crisis Situations This is a continuation project called 'Centre Ariadna:Supporting Women in Crisis Situations' which focuses on domestic violence against women in Republic of Moldova by providing a safe place where domestic violence victims and human trafficking victims can
 find temporary shelter and can receive social medical and psychological assistance. This project aims to provide activities and services preventing and combating domestic violence and human trafficking. Also it will cooperate with multidisciplinary team m
embers from northern Moldova for identificationreferral and providing qualitative services to the beneficiaries.The project will ensure complete and long-term reintegration of the victims of domestic violence and family abusers through the mobile team acti
vities (social worker psychologist lawyer). The project will monitor the cases to ensure complete and long-term reintegration of the victims of domestic violence and family abusers through the mobile team. The long term objective of this project is to cont
ribute to changing the mentality from Moldova regarding the problems of domestic violence and human trafficking. It aims to improve the identification protection and assistance of the victims and potential victims of domestic violence and human trafficking
.
Frame agreement with NGO (Frikyrklig samverkan FS rf) Agla Health Center Fase 2. The purpose of the project is to empower poor rural people with new ideas and resources to develop their agricultural efforts.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Information and capacity building, documentation of human rights violations, supporting the work of women human rights defenders, and advocacy work. In Nepalese society, women are subject to discrimination, and women human rights defenders statue is not su
fficiently recognized, even in the Nepal's human rights movement. Before WOREC's 2006 campaign, women human rights defenders? status, rights, and the need for protection in the first place had not been raised. The change has been made, but slowly, which is
 why women human rights defenders are still harassedin their work. Violence against female human rights defenders and even murders are not uncommon. Perpetrators may be government officers, family members or other members of the community. WOREC has recent
ly been involved in the drafting a legislative initiatives related safety of women human rights defenders. The project's main objective is to strengthen women human rights defenders in the capacity of human rights, particularly women's rights, promoting an
d improving the conditions for the work of human rights defenders. The primary target group of the project are especially women human rights defenders who are involved in WORECin networks and women's groups. In particular, the project takes into account th
e women who work for Dalits, indigenous, madhesien, the disabled, the Muslims and the victims of violence involved. The project capacitates other beneficiaries, such as community leaders and communities of men, as well as with national-level advocacy of wo
men's rights. Women?s Rehabilitation Centre WOREC  was founded in 1991, is registered as a national NGO, which is working with grassroots actors in Nepal, in order to  remove the prevailing economic, social, cultural and human rights injustices and for the
 promotion of social justice and sustainable living conditions for grassroots communities.
Advanced Filmmaking at Yangon Film School The lack of in-country training (there is no film school in Myanmar) and creative freedom has prohibited the development of a skilled media workforce and/or cadre of documentary filmmakers. Founded by Anglo-Burmese filmmaker Lindsey Merrison in 2005 The Ya
ngon Film School (YFS) aims to strengthen civil society in Myanmar by training a young skilled workforce capable of serving the audio-visual needs of development organisations and helping to create a diverse media culture in Myanmar. By founding a permanen
t school with a regular curriculum the YFS aims to foster a creative intelligentsia that promotes freedom of expression by documenting social inequities and human rights abuses but also social and political change thereby giving a voice to the voiceless an
d contributing to Myanmar?s transition to a democratic state. The proposal comes at a crucial point in time following a thaw in Myanmar?s political climate which has increased demand for a strong independent media to follow and support the democratisation 
process and enhance inter-cultural dialogue between conflicting national ethnicities. YFS is committed to consolidating its training activities and to promoting transfer of YFS ownership to locals. This aim requires a secure financial basis for the duratio
n of the period covered by the current proposal.