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F.a: Cherish Life, Treasure the Health - Health Education and Development for Women and Children in Rural Villages of Kashgar Prefecture Health lessons are part of teaching curriculum, but there are no substantively and culturally appropriate materials and methods to teach effectively. Students begin to have decayed teeth already at 5 years of age, due to lack of knowledge and brushing habi
ts. The diarrheal sicknesses are also very common among students. The teachers face challenge how to get the health messages through, how to encourage good habits for better health as the children grow. One teacher from each village Kindergarten and Primar
y School is taught to use child friendly teaching methods in health education classes. The topics include participatory teaching methods, oral care, harms of smoking and good hygiene. Each teacher receives lesson plan books and a set of teaching materials.
 After teaching health lessons, teachers give each student dental care set. The older students receive smoking experiment kit / awareness rising kit to take home as well. The project goal is increased quality of life among rural communities of Kashgar thro
ugh improved disease prevention knowledge and practises. The project purpose is improved health in rural communities through health education among school students, community members and Mother-Child Care Department. 450 – 500 teachers have been trained 
who continuously teach health lessons to 200 000 – 250 000 students. These students share the information with their families, reaching up to 750 000 community members' increased health awareness. The project beneficiaries include School teachers, villag
e Kindergarten and Primary School students and their families. Fida partners with Kashgar Prefectural Health Bureau (KHB), the Government Department in Health System, in the project.
Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) Trust Fund Asekauppasopimus (ATT) vapaaehtoisrahasto 4. rahoituskausi Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) entered into force in December 2014. The Treaty underlines the need to prevent and eradicate the illicit trade in conventional arms and to prevent their diversion to the illicit market or for unauthorized end-users. A voluntary Trus
t Fund (VTF) was established at the Second Conference of the State Parties in August 2016. Its task is to assist requesting States requiring international assistance to implement the Treaty. The VTF will assist in strengthening of legislation regulation an
d capacity building on arms export import and transit control in developing countries. Finland contribute 250 000 EUR to the ATT Trust Fund in 2016. The primary beneficiaries will be the government and other experts that take part to capacity building acti
vities. Strengthened security will on a long run benefit the whole population of the recipient country. Asekauppasopimuksen (Arms Trade Treaty ATT) tavoitteena on vahvistaa asekaupan valvontaa ja estää tavanomaisten aseiden joutuminen laittomille markkinoille tai luvattomaan loppukäyttöön.  ATT:n  vapaaehtoisrahasto (VTF) perustettiin vuonna 2016 avusta
maa osallistujamaita sopimuksen toimeenpanossa. Suomen apu rahastolle vuosina 2021-2023 on   720 000 euroa. Kyseessä Suomen neljäs rahoituskausi. Rahoitettavien projektien avulla on kyetty edistämään  laittoman asekaupan vastaista työtä kehitysmaiss
a mm. vahvistamalla asevalvontaan liittyvää sääntelyä sekä rakentamalla kapasiteettia viranomaisyhteistyön ja koulutuksen avulla.  Hankkeiden avulla on myös kehitetty asekauppaan liittyvää raportoitointia mikä lisää  kaupan läpinäkyvyyttä. 
 Erityisesti hankkeista ovat hyötyneet kehitysmaiden hallitukset sekä niiden vientivalvontaviranomaiset joiden kapasiteettia on vahvistettu koulutuksen avulla. Pidemmällä aikavälillä parantunut turvallisuus hyödyttää koko vastaanottajamaan väest
öä.
Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Student internship funded by the Finnish national agency for education. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), research and report development support, Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction
FLC: Evaluation of budget process transparency and use of public means intended for road infrastructure via journalistic monitoring PYM: Läpinäkyvyyden lisääminen tieinfrastruktuurihankkeisiin tarkoitettujen julkisten varojen käytössä journalistisen monitoroinnin a The Project aims at contributing to the enhancement of transparency in the process of public money use for maintenance of local roads via monitoring the activity of planning and managing financial means.Objectives of the project are:1. To monitor the plann
ing and use of financial means for road infrastructure maintenance by mass-media and inform the communities about that.2. To facilitate the process of consulting priority costs inside the communities.3. To enhance the journalists? capacities to assess the 
transparency of planning and managing public money and multiply good practices in the field. Hanke tähtää läpinäkyvyyden lisäämiseen tieinfrastruktuurihankkeisiin tarkoitettujen julkisten varojen käytössä monitoroimalla rahojen käytön suunnittelua ja toteutusta.Hankkeen puitteissa:1.Media monitoroi tieinfrastruktuurihankkeisiin tarkoit
etun julkisen rahan käytön suunnittelu- ja toteutusprosesseja ja informoi paikallisyhteisöjä asiasta. 2.Hankkeeseen valikoiduissa paikallisyhteisöissä järjestetään konsultaatiotapahtumia joiden tarkoituksena on kartoittaa paikallisväestön näkem
yksiä tieinfrastruktuurihankkeisiin liittyen.3.Hankkeessa lisätään toimittajien kapasiteettia arvioida julkisen rahan suunnitteluun ja käyttöön liittyvien prosessien läpinäkyvyyttä ja viedään hyviä toimintatapoja paikallisyhteisöihin.
F.a: Spreading Rights of PwDs A theatre group of PwDs willa give 20 presentaion in schools asn market places including different thematics of life of PwDs and distributing material on juridic backgrounds.
FLC: ICEADDIS Conduct start up knowledge and experience sharing with 50 local experienced entrepreneurs and investors on Sauna Safari- Conduct round table discussions with 20 startup coaches on Sauna Safari - Conduct start up knowledge and experience sharing with 50 local experienced entrepreneurs and investors on Sauna Safari- Conduct round table discussions with 20 startup coaches on Sauna Safari
F.a: Children Empowered, Protected and Prepared The project improves the preparedness of children to protect themselves from abuse, negligence, exploitation and violence in disaster situations and preparedness of communities to protect children in similar situations in Northern Mouhoun, North Central an
d Sahel regions and in an urban district in Dapoya. Burkina Faso is a disaster prone country. Children are exposed to many forms of exploitation such as worst forms of labor, physical and sexual abuses and early marriages. The access to child protection se
rvices is almost impossible at the local level. Due to this project, children affected by disasters will be better protected from abuse, neglect exploitation and violence. The project improves adults’ ability to identify child protection related risks an
d issues in their communities and children demonstrate better personal and social life skills in order to protect themselves. The beneficiaries of this project are the most vulnerable children and their families. Burkina Faso Country Office, Association Sa
laki, the National Coordination of Working Children and Youth Associations; Alliance Technique d’Assistance au Development, Comite National de Secours d’Urgence et de Rehabilitation and Membres Groupe de Travail pour la Protection de l’Enfance.
F.a: Gender, Inclusion and Advocacy Plan Finland’s Gender, Inclusion and Advocacy budget will be used to achieve cross-cutting objectives. The aim is to implement Plan’s Human Rights Based Approach, i.e. Child Centered Community Development. Plan’s programming focuses on reaching the m
ost vulnerable children, children with disabilities and from ethnic minorities. In many case girls. Plan has set very ambitious goals for Gender Mainstreaming: all programs must address at a minimum girls' practical needs, in addition to other objectives. 
Reaching the children and supporting them to fully realize their rights is challenging due to many reasons such as low capacity of staff and implementing partners, lack of practical tools and data, attitudes etc. Gender, Inclusion and Advocacy budget will 
be used annually based on identified strategic initiatives that can leverage the most results / widest impact or to programme countries, where the context for tackling exclusion and gender inequality is the most challenging. Directly the initiatives will i
mprove the everyday status of the most vulnerable children, girls and women. Partnerships will be made on case-by-case basis, choosing partners who are either strategically positioned or have special expertize.
F.a: Securing a strong foundation for young children The objective is increased access to quality ECCD services for young children aged 0 to 6, including the most marginalized for improved readiness for transition to primary education. Specifically it concentrates on facilitating children’s transition from
 home to the community-based ECCD centres and from the centres to pre-schools and into primary education; modelling cost-effective and inclusive ECCD programmes ; strengthening the capacity of parents and influencing ECCD policy development. The programme 
focuses on children from marginalized groups,e.g. girls, those living with HIV, orphans and children with disabilities. The project is implemented by Plan Kenya and local partners.
F.a: Creating better conditions for CWDs to attend daily rehabilitation centre through creating a better heathing system Improving the heathing system of the daily rehabilitation centre, so that the centre can operate throughout the year.  With project funds the organization will buy the neccessary materials for renovation and pay the salaries of the workingmen. The project 
will help 47 Girls with Disabilities and 32 Boys with Disabilities.
F.a: Promoting the inclusion of PWDs This is an advocacy and vocational training project with the main goal  of increasing awareness among PWDs and their parents about available services, their rights and relevant institutions. (about 40 PWDs, parents and home visits)
F.a: Pis Taay Go – Peace Always Despite the progress in Sierra Leone regarding the rule of law and stability, the country continues to face challenges which have previously been identified as drivers of conflicts such as poverty, corruption and marginalisation. The vulnerability related 
to land leasing and increasing disputes over use of natural resources exacerbate the sources of instability, predominantly at the local level, threatening communities’ access to food and income. Hence, there is need to ensure that conflicts can be effect
ively dealt with at local and community level.The main objective of the project is to promote culture of peace by enhancing local capacities in relation to conflict management and conflict transformation. Through training of traditional and religious leade
rs, women leaders and youth leaders in conflict management and human rights the mutual relationship between traditional and religious authorities and civil society’s relevant actors is fostered. This will positively influence conflict management within l
ocal communities and help to tackling the weakened accountability of traditional authorities towards their constituencies. Expected results:Capacity of traditional and religious, women leaders and youth leaders in conflict management and human rights enhan
ced, standardised systems and methods of conflict prevention and mediation developed; networks and cooperation between traditional leaders and Peace and Development Committees strengthened.Right-holders/beneficiaries:Rural poor, community leaders, and wome
n leaders, religious leaders (pastors and imams), traditional leaders (chiefs and paramount chiefs)Implementing partner:  Network Movement for Justice and Development (NMJD)
Women's vocational school in Mogadishu Mogadishun naisten valmentava ammattikoulu The project started in 2014 transformed a former school for fundamental education for girls into a women's vocational school. 68 students started their hairdresser education on the first year of the project and none of them has suspended their studies.The 
future of the school needs to be decided on the following year. Our aim is to find a local organization which would continue running the school. However we need one year more to complete this task. During the extra year students who have not been able to g
raduate on time could complete their studies and get a degree. Currently it seems that six students will not graduate on time. In addition the students have wished to get further education in manicure and pedicure. During the extra year a one-year manicure
 and pedicure education could be arranged. Vuonna 2014 alkaneessa hankkeessa muunnettiin entinen tyttöjen peruskoulu kolmivuotiseksi nuorten naisten parturi-kampaaja -ammattikouluksi. Projektin ensimmäisenä vuonna kouluun otettiin 68 16-26-vuotiasta oppilasta joista kukaan ei ole keskeyttänyt.K
uluvana vuonna on päätettävä koulun tulevaisuudesta. Tarkoitus on pyrkiä vakinaistamaan koulun toiminta paikallisten yhteistyökumppaneiden hoitoon. Tähän kuitenkin tarvitaan vuosi lisäaikaa. Lisävuosi turvaisi mahdollisuuden ammattitutkintoon my
ös niille jotka eivät saa päättötutkintoa hyväksytyksi v. 2016. Tässä vaiheessa tiedetään että kuusi oppilasta ei tule valmistumaan ajallaan. Lisävuonna voitaisiin myös toteuttaa opiskelijoiden toivoma manikyyri- ja pedikyyriopetus ja harjoitt
elu. Jatkokoulutus olisi yksivuotinen.
Libraries for Development (LFD) Kirjastot ja kehitys The main development objective of the project is to promote the knowledge based society and use of information technology at libraries so as to render better services to the residents of the recipient countries. The Finnish Library Association will assist 
Tanzania Library Services Board (TLSB) and Namibia Library and Archives Service (NLAS) to extend the services of the knowledge based society to the grassroots level give tools for democratic participation and advancing human rights promote literacy give in
formation about health issues and support the economic empowerment in the local communities by e.g. assisting small and medium sized entrepreneurs (SME´s) especially female entrepreneurs. The capacity building of the partners will be supported by training
 the project libraries' personnel in ICT and information search skills to enable them to teach various NGO groups and individual community members. Decision makers in both countries will be involved to raise their awareness on the role of libraries in supp
orting national development goals. Workshops will be arranged for the personnel customers and decision makers expert help in implementing and training is used study tours for the personnel are arranged.The results will be formulated into modules with a pur
pose of duplicating the model even in other countries in the future. Hankkeen tarkoituksena on edistää tietoyhteiskunnan palveluiden käyttöä kirjastoissa ja siten parantaa kirjastojen palveluita asukkaille.Suomen kirjastoseura avustaa Tanzania Library Services Boardia (TLSB) ja Namibia Library and Archives Serviceä (N
LAS) ulottamaan tietoyhteiskunnan palvelut ruohonjuuritasolle asti antamaan välineitä demokraattiseen osallistumiseen edistämään lukutaitoa antamaan terveystietoa ja edistämään pienyrittäjyyttä erityisesti naisryrittäjien tukemista.Kirjastojen h
enkilökunnan koulutusta edistetään parantamalla heidän ICT ja tiedonhakutaitojaan jotta he voivat puolestaan opettaa asiakkaitaan: erilaisia kansalaisjärjestöjen ryhmiä ja yksityisiä ihmisiä. Kummankin maan päättäjiä osallistetaan lisäämäll
ä heidän tietojaan kirjaston roolista yhteiskunnan kehitystavoitteiden toteuttajana. Henkilökunnalle asiakkaille ja päätöksentekijöille järjestetään työpajoja. Asiantuntija-apua koulutusta  ja opintomatkoja järjestetään henkilökunnalle. Proj
ektin tulokset työstetään moduuleiksi joita voidaan tulevaisuudssa käyttää malleina muissakin maissa.
FLC/ Improving living conditions of Bwabwata residents through partnerships strengthening capacity and preserving cultural heritage PYM/ Bwabwatan yhteisöjen elinolojen kohentaminen kumppanuuksien yhdistystoiminnan kehittämisen sekä kulttuuriperinnön välityksellä IRDNC is an organization that pioneers in community-based natural resource management in Namibia. The focus is in linking improved natural resource management to rural development and the growth of a strong civil society. IRDNC provides technical logistic 
and financial support to more than 50 community-based organizations in Northern Namibia. The project addresses three priority areas within the indigenous communities living in Bwabwata National Park. Firstly it capacitates vulnerable communities in promoti
ng their rights improving the position of women in the communities and strengthening participatory development processes. Secondly it promotes green economy and sustainable livelihood options through natural resource management solutions. Thirdly the proje
ct also aims at protection and preservation of local cultural heritage. http://www.irdnc.org.na/ IRDNC on voittoa tuottamaton järjestö joka pyrkii voimauttamaan maaseudun syrjäytymisvaarassa olevia yhteisöjä ja samalla edistämään luonnonvarojen kestävää kehitystä elinkeinona.  2-vuotisen hankkeen tavoitteena on kehittää elinkeinomuotoja 
Bwabwatan luonnonsuojelualueella jossa elinkeinon harjoittaminen on rajoitettua. Alueella asuu vähemmistöön kuuluvia syrjäytymisvaarassa olevia alkuperäiskansoja. Hankkeessa pyritään kehittämään alueen hyvinvointia kokonaisvaltaisesti. Hankkeen e
nsimmäinen komponentti tähtää yhdistystoiminnan vahvistamiseen sekä tukemaan yhteisöjen demokraattista päätöksentekoa ja myös naisten aktiivista osallistumista. Toinen komponentti tutkii vihreiden kestävään kehitykseen perustuvien elinkeinojen
 kehittämistä. Hankkeen kolmas komponentti pyrkii voimauttamaan yhteisöjä alkuperäiskansojen kulttuuriperintöä edistämällä. http://www.irdnc.org.na/
F.a: Achieving 5th schedule and Forest Land Rights for Tribes in Tamil Nadu The project aims to obtain title deed for about 9,750 forest dependent tribal families in Tamil Nadu, India under Forest Rights Act (Forest Rights Act 2006), as well as to start the new title deed search processes. As well strengthening of landless Primiti
ve tribes in the plains with the financial assistance of Tribal Sub plan and Scheduled Caste Development Fund. In Tamil Nadu recognition of indigenous land rights and enforcement of the laws has been very slow process. However, in early 2016 the Supreme Co
urt decision withdrawn the lower court's decision, which was halted the implementation of the Forest Rights Act in 2008 and this is very positive for the promotion of indigenous peoples' rights. The project will speed up the process for granting land title
 deeds, and is thus intended to protect the rights of thousands of families in the countries from which their livelihood depends. Strengthening land rights also has a positive impact on the environment as illegal land use is decreasing and the diversity of
 farming will be promoted. Beneficiaries on this project are tribal communities living in 17 districts in the state of Tamil Nadu. We also involve NGOs, movements, association which are supportive to the tribal rights and their development. http://vrdp.org
F.a: NUDIPU Annual General Meeting The project is for the holding of an annual general meeting (AGM) for NUDIPU. The project is specifically targeting the participation of Women with Disabilities to the AGM. This will bring about participation, equality, transparency and democratic governan
ce.
F.a: Education project by national languages Pre-school program in sereer , techer´s training, producing teaching materials, litterature, dictionary in sereer in collaboration with the university of Dakar, literacy classes for women in pulaar and advocacy for official school programs in mother tongu
e. The learning results improve with mother tongue program, mostly women in litteracy classes and their livelihood and participation in decision making improve. Production of teaching materials and litterature in local languages rise the appreciation of na
tional languages and support the litteracy work. Advocacy work streghten the approache of school program in mother tongue. The beneficiers are in rural areas where learning results are weak and about 50% of women are illiterates. Our partner is Lutheran Ch
urch of Senegal who has a long experience of litteracy work and grassroot contact with the population of rural areas.
Humanitarian assistance; Finn Church Aid Humanitaarinen apu Kirkon Ulkomaanapu Humanitarian assistance: Somalia Vuoden 2017 humanitaarisen avun varainjaossa Kirkon Ulkomaanavulle myönnetään rahoitusta yhteensä kuuteen operaatioon: Syyria 300 000 euroa Keski-Afrikan tasavalta 575 000 euroa Myanmar 500 000 euroa  Uganda 600 000 euroa Etelä-Sudan 525 000 euroa ja 
Somalia/Somalimaa 600 000 euroa. Tuen kokonaismäärä on 31 miljoonaa euroa. Kirkon Ulkomaanavun humanitaarisen avun toiminnot keskittyvät erityisesti koulutukseen ja toimeentulon edistämiseen.
FLC: Gisha; Removing travel restrictions through legal work and by advocating on behalf of women as potential drivers of positive change PYM: Gisha; Promoting Economic Development in Gaza Gisha is an Israeli human rights organization promoting freedom of movement for Palestinians living under occupation specifically in the Gaza Strip. Gisha is the only Israeli organization with a programmatic focus on Gaza. In the project Removing travel re
strictions through targeted legal work and by advocating on behalf of women as potential drivers of positive change in society Gisha will focus on women - one of Gaza?s underrepresented groups who are uniquely affected by movement restrictions the separati
on of Gaza and the West Bank and lack of access. The goal of the project is to expand opportunities and advance access for women primarily education profession or economic opportunities as well the pursuit of family life. Through individual legal assistanc
e research focused at how movement restrictions specifically affect women and targeted advocacy highlighting the experiences of women in Gaza Gisha will aim to remove travel restrictions and expand criteria for travel to and from Gaza. Gisha on israelilainen ihmisoikeusjärjestö joka edistää palestiinalaisten vapaata liikkuvuutta erityisesti Gazan alueella. Gisha on ainoa israelilaisjärjestö jonka toiminta keskittyy nimenomaan Gazaan.  Hanke  Promoting Economic Development in Gaza p
yrkii vahvistamaan mahdollisuuksia tavaran liikkuvuuteen Israelin ja Gazan välillä ja sen myötä vahvistamaan gazalaisten pienyrittäjien erityisesti naisten mahdollisuuksia toimeentuloon sekä lisäämään päätöksentekijöiden ja kansainvälisen yh
teisön tietoisuutta tilanteesta. Gisha tarjoaa oikeudellista apua aiheen parissa sitä tarvitseville ja pyrkii sen myötä kasvattamaan ihmisten tietoisuutta oikeuksistaan. Kokonaistavoitteena on oikeusvaltioperiaatteen vahvistaminen.