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Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Pakistan "The project ""Awareness and prevention of HIV + AIDS among vulnerable groups (FSWs, eunuchs and Youths)"" has been designed for awareness and prevention of HIV+AIDS among these groups in Red light Area Lahore, Iqbal Town Lahore and Sargodha. The goal of t
he project is to create an enabling environment for empowerment of vulnerable groups for protected sex and improved health-seeking behaviour leading to prevention of HIV+ AIDS among sex workers, youths and eunuchs. The objectives of the project is to promo
te the conditions that encourages sex workers, eunuchs and youths particularly the clients of sex workers to take steps to protect themselves from STIs and HIV infections and to provide affordable and accessible health facilities especially for female sex 
workers + their family members, eunuchs and youths with focus on reproductive health, STIs management and primary health care."
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Kenya Ni Sisi Campaign will create a sophisticated multi-faceted communication system, which will be used to collect and disseminate timely information throughout the country, and promote responsible public discourse on the critical issues that need to be addres
sed to avert violence in the lead-up to and during the 2012 elections.
NGO Support / Western Mamberamo Holistic Development Programme The Edopi language community is a group of over 1200 people located in Papua, Indonesia. By means of a holistic training programme, local and national language literacy programs, capacity builging in local community organizations and infrastructure, progra
mme seeks to facilitate increased health, education, well-being and sustainable development in the region.
OECD DAC Peer Review on Finland's development policy and cooperation OECD DAC Peer Review on Finland's development policy and cooperation
Education Sector Support IV To support the Education Ministry's 5 year education development strategic plan through a sector wide approach.
VIET/Material and Equipment for Rehabiliation of Rural Power Networks The objective is to improve the capacity of electricity supply to meet the increasing load demand in the future reduce power loss ensure quality and reliability of electricity supply and reduce the selling price to households in four provinces of northern 
Vietnam. The project would improve the availability and reliability of electrical supply in the provinces thus improving the possibilities for economic growth and improved standards of living in the area.
Water and Sanitation Sustainability Programme for Small Towns Sustainability Phase (WSPST III) The purpose of WSPST is that safe potable water supply and wastewater services to satisfy the needs of urban population and economic activities in Programme towns are provided on sus-tainable basis.There are four result areas in Phase II: 1: implementation
 of water supply and drainage/sewerage schemes completed, 2: management of water supply and wastewater services in Prog-ramme towns well established to ensure sustainable efficient and transparent service, 3: enabling environment and institutionalised supp
ort from MOC and VDC in place.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Argentina Project offers for those underprivileged children and young with problems with authorities, an opportunity to get legal assistance for free in cases when their human rights are violated. In special ?juridical clinics? under aged people can also get general
 information about their rights, besides the mentioned free legal assistance. Projects objective: to change the prevailing situation in which the rights of under aged are many times left unrecognized at the institutional level in practice. Moreover, at the
 clinics, law students and recently graduated also get a chance to gain abilities for the future to handle cases related children?s rights. Through them the project aims to incorporate a new paradigm into the institutional level taking these rights in acco
unt at the court instance.
PCHR - Promoting and Protecting the Rule of Law The project seeks to address the question of respect for the rule of law. The objective of the project is to ensure maximum compliance with international human rights and humanitarian law by Israeli and Palestinian duty bearers and to challenge the prevail
ing climate of impunity. The project covers three core intervention strategies: effective and credible monitoring and documentation of human rights violations, evidence-based advocacy work targeted at achieving change within the PNA, and access to justice 
using legal and judicial mechanisms. The key activities will be: monitoring documenting and reporting on human rights violations, maintaining a detailed database of violations, advocacy and policy work both nationally and internationally, training and awar
eness-raising through workshops and publicity campaigns, and legal counselling and representation for victims.
Support to children with special needs in social inclusion through education. 'Let's make a move' Project activities include the organizing the cooperative educational workshops in 8 towns in Serbia education of peers and the public in support of children with special needs education by short educational films promotion of project activities and projec
t concept and organizing of the final Conference.  The cooperative educational workshops will bring together parents and teachers  with the aim of stronger intersectoral cooperation their interconnection and education. Education of peers and the public in 
the support of children with special needs  will be achieved through the activities of collection of stories of a blind little girl ?My Blue Star?               catalogue of art work of talented children with special needs an exhibition of works of childre
n with special needs promotion of  achievements and obstacles the disabled are facing in the society.  Several short educational documentaries will be filmed which deal with  various aspects of the life of a disabled person.           Public promotion will
 be carried out throughout the duration of the project and all activities in order to have more successful realization of project goals dissolve prejudices and promote human rights and necessary inclusion of children with special needs. The promotion will 
be carried out by TV and newspaper articles promo posters and brochures stickers T-shirts and other promotional materials.  The  final conference on the role and importance of team work of parents teachers and key factors in inclusion with the presentation
 of all results of former campaigns and projects will present sustainable system of cooperation on the line parent ? teacher ? child with special needs. The target groups are teachers at pre-school institutions parents of which with special needs at pre-sc
hool institutionschildren with special needschildren from the mass population  while the final beneficiaries are children of pre-school age families and persons and children with special needs.
MOPAN Common Approach The Multilateral Organization Performance Assessment Network (MOPAN) was created in 2002 as a network of like-minded donor countries with a common interest to monitor and assess  the work and performance of Multilateral Organisations (MOs), conducting annu
al surveys (the Annual MOPAN Survey) on MOs through their embassies. From 2009 onwards MOPAN wishes to broaden the survey by undertaking a three-year assessment, analysis, and reporting process (called the Common Approach or CA) of the effectiveness of sel
ected multilateral organizations (MOs). The assessment process will be undertaken simultaneously in 10 countries, with up to 6 different MOs annually from 2009 to 2013. The funding of the project will be chanelled through DFID(UK).
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Egypt Promoting solidarity tourism through the establishment of a community center that can be used as a guesthouse and a house for training farmers.
FLC: Justice for Widows and Orphans Project 2012-13: inheritance rights The goal of JWOP is to promote social cultural and economic justice amongst widows and orphans in Zambia. Strategic objectives for the project are:1) JWOP will have increased access to effective legal advice representation and justice for poor widows and o
rphans in all its operational areas.2) JWOP will have mobilised communities and stakeholders throughout the country to act against violations of widows and orphans rights.3) JWOP will advocate for the amendment of the Intestate Succession and Lands Act to 
adequately protect widows and orphans rights4) JWOP will be an efficient effective and sustainable network for the promotion and protection of widows and orphans rightsProject implementation period is 18 months 1.6.2012-30.11.2013.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Belarus The aim of the Transparency Summer School on Integrity in Vilnius is to provide student leaders from Belarus with an opportunity to learn first-hand from professionals working in the anti-corruption field, to provide students with peer-to-peer learning pla
tform,serve as an integrity-building platform that links western experience of transparency and integrity of transparency and integrity with that one of the post-Soviet region.
NGO Support / Education Development The development of school system is not in the priorities of the almost non-existing local administration. The partner organizations aim to improve the possibilities of education in the region of El Adden, Gedo through supporting primary and secondary scho
ols in acquiring teaching material, paying the salaries of the teachers and training them. App. for 2008-2010: The project will continue and support primary and secondary schools and teachers' training.
Programme Planning Allocation for Regional Programme Planning will be used to cover costs of project preparation, conducting studies, seminar arrangements, travel costs of project follow-up and review of regional cooperation, both in the Department for Africa and the Middle 
East and in the Empassy of Pretoria. From the beginnig of 2011, a certain amount of the money will be earmarked for the use of the Embassy.
Nordic influence in Multilateral Organizations, a comparative evaluation The joint evaluation study will examine how the Nordic countries influence the effectiveness of the development  banks via the governing boards.
Support to the implementation of UN Women's country programme for Kenya The contribution will be allocated to the implementation of UN Women's country strategy for Kenya in 2013-2015. The organisations' current country strategy is in force until the end of 2013 after which the work on a new strategy will be synchronised with t
he UN's UNDAF process and Kenya's on-going planning process (MTP II).The support of Finland and other donors to the country strategy is unearmarked. It will at the same time support the Finnish policy on One UN and more generally efforts to make donor coor
dination more effective at the country level. The Finnish contribution strengthens Finland's high profile in the gender sector in Kenya.
IUCN-Finland Framework agreement Framework agreement between Finland and IUCN will strengthen developing countries' capacity to integrate environmental objectives into development programmes, in particular in areas/sector where Finland's development policy goals and IUCN's strategic objec
tives are especially strongly in synergy. These include biodiversity, climate change, environment and security in natural resource management, poverty reduction,renewable natural resources in development: forests, water, agriculture and sustainable land ma
nagement.
Green Diplomacy, support to UNEP's environmental diplomacy initiative UNEP has been developing the concept of environmental diplomacy for peacebuilding over the past five years. The current project will capitalize on the lessons learned from UNEP?s current experience, scale-up operations, and provide a more systematic approa
ch to using environmental diplomacy as a tool for conflict prevention and peacebuilding in countries or regions affected by or vulnerable to conflicts. The overall development aim is to ensure the achievement of sustainable peace in countries emerging out 
of conflicts as well as preventing natural resource from becoming a source of violence in vulnerable countries and regions. This project (from 2007 to 2009) is funded by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland. The total budget of the project is Euro 2
 million.
The Caucasus Crossroads: Buildging Interactive Dialogue The objective of the project is to bring together professional and citizen journalists from all the coutries of South Caucasus via network of journalists, media outlets and reprersentatives of civil society. This will be done by regular training workshops 
and civil society missions, during which a group of people representing different countries and regions will work together. The results of this work will appear on project website utilizing possibilities of new media. The aim of the project is to streghten
 the communication and quality of media and enhance the freedom of speech.
Support to president Halonen's  activities in relation to UN Global Sustainability Panel The High Level Panel on Global Sustainability launched by the UN Secretary-General has a mandate to present a new vision on how to create a concrete development model that is based on green economy. This model should support eradication of poverty social e
quality and solving of environmental challenges. The Panel feeds ideas into the preparations for the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) to be held in Rio de Janeiro in 2012. According to Finland's Development Policy Programme the principles 
of sustainable development should be followed and obeyed in all activity influencing development and environment. Finland supports the role of the UN as a key actor in international development policy and the efforts to pool all activity surrounding sustai
nable development within the UN.
UNICEF's Education Transition Fund Phase II UNICEF's Education Transition Fund (ETF) supports the reconstruction of Zimbabwean education system through capacity building and strengthening the basic education. The purpose of the ETF is to enhance the quality of education and bring down the number of 
drop outs by multiplying teaching materials. The fund also provides technical assistance to the Ministry of Education, Sport, Art and Culture to develop essential sectors of education. Finlands support is aimed to include Finnish technical assistance (thro
ugh UNICEF or UNESCO) to support the Ministry in its strategic planning.
Services for Palestinian children with multiple special needs and their families in Lebanon Acronym MSN-services "Palestinian refugee population has no available mental health services in Lebanon. Beit Atfal Assumoud (BAS) started the mental health program: ""Family Guidance Center"" for children in 1997. So far there are five operational Centers in Lebanon. Signific
ant number of learning difficulties or developmental problems are found in major part of the children. Required specialized rehabilitation services are scarce more often too expensive for the families. The cases are often multidisciplinary since the child 
has several problems. Large scale professional efforts are required the rehabilitation efforts are enormous. BAS initiated a Sponsorship Program in 2009 in order to provide special education and rehabilitation services for children in need. BAS covers the 
expenses for the children. The profound ethical guideline in the project: Children with special needs have the right for decent human development and protection regardless of their condition as well as being refugees. The purpose of the project is:1) to se
cure places (36) in special schools institutions or individually tailored rehabilitation process for children and adolescents with multiple special needs referred by Family Guidance Centers of BAS2)  to arrange for parents and siblings meetings workshops a
nd recreational activities for rest recovery and peer support and encouraging them to advocacy and making proposals.3) promote access to special education and rehabilitation services and possibilities of BAS to enhance services in reduced price offered by 
specialised entities. Find out and define prerequisites needed for the special education and rehabilitation service delivery by BAS itself.The project develops more extensive service delivery system of special education and further rehabilitation for child
ren and adolescents with special needs and their families. The project is based on the Sponsorship Programme started already in 2009. There were ""rehabilitation sponsors"" for 20 children among them five from Finland in May 2012. 139 were on the waiting l
ist.BAS is for equality of genders against discrimination and acts for good environmental practices. BAS follows service statistics also by gender and nationality."
Strengthening National Capacities to Prevent and Address Violence Against Women in the Field of Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice The project aims at preventing and addressing violence against women as part of UNODC's programme that pomotes reform in crime prevention and criminal justice. By brining gender dimention as an integral part of crime prvention and judicial system the proje
ct paves the way for establishing a gender sensitive data base and instruments for tackling violence against women. It is forseen that the instruments will be tested in concrete measures in pilot countires. In this way the project strengthens the capacity 
of the authorities in preventing violence against women. Finlnad aims at supporting the project with 15 milion euros during 2013-2015. The over all budget of the project is UAD 25 million.
INGO/Support to the ENERGIA International Network on Gender and Sustainable Energy ENERGIA has emerged as a leading international network with the objective of mainstreaming gender in energy sector policies and programmes in developing countries In response to increasing demand for advice from stakeholders on how to integrate gender in e
nergy in policy and practice ENERGIA has gradually stepped up its activities which can be grouped into five broad categories: institutional networking capacity building policy influencing and advocacy engendering energy projects and programmes and knowledg
e management and research. Building on its successes and lessons learned to date ENERGIA now seeks funding from Finland for the Phase 5 of tis activities that cover years 2012-2015 and focus on: supporting gender and energy networks, intensifying impacts t
hrough Country Programmes, and promoting greater understanding of gender mainstreaming through knowledge management and advocacy. By supporting the network Finland is both achieving its own policy objectives of improving the gender mainstreaming on sectora
l policies and programmes in partner countries and enabling peer learning as part of the governing board and as a member of the network. ENERGIA is present in 13 African countries: Botswana Ghana Kenya Lesotho Mali Nigeria Senegal South Africa Swaziland Ta
nzania Uganda Zambia and Zimbabwe, and 9 Asian countries: Bangladesh India Indonesia Lao PDR Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka the Philippines and Vietnam. ETC Foundation formally hosts ENERGIA as its international Secretariat and provides the legal and fiduciary f
ramework through which ENERGIA international programmes are funded and managed.
Sustainable Management of Land and Environment, SMOLE, II SMOLE aims at reducing absolute poverty in the society through environmentally sound land management and socio-economic development. The Project consists of four main components: 1. Institutional Development, 2. Land Management, 3. Environmental Management
, 4. Awareness Raising. Specific objective for SMOLE II, which will cover the period of June 2009 ? May 2013, is to achieve the medium level of operations and feasibility in sustainable land and environmental management.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) Danito Yeri Rural Community Development Project. Development of small rural communities in Kaffa area: minorities rights, women, basic health knowledge, clean water.
NGO Support / Community Caretaking Community actions for recovery project addresses the quality of transition process after destruction of Narh el-Bared camp and displacement problem to a normal daily life of families. The objective is to ensure services for 500 children and youth and devel
op the staff to deal with mental health problems. In information work best practices of the local staff will be presented.
Andean Regional Forestry Partnership The forest partnership in the Andean region (Peru, Ecuador, Kolumbia ja Bolivia) aims to contribute to the sustainable development of forests in the region. Program will establish an innovative demand- driven Fund in the Forest sector which will co-finance
 e.g.  feasibility studies, piloting or other relevant activities on innovations, or removal of bottlenecks from major investments or from major policy changes. The focus is on Sustainable Forest Management (SFM) and Forest Plantations.
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) The main development objective of the project is to establish a West African regional agreement on the minimum standards for long-distance road transport workers along the main West African transport corridors. The project objectives are to enable unions t
o negotiate demands related to minimum standards at a national level, build the capacity and leadership role of the regional committee of union representatives to engage in dialogue and coordinate union bargaining campaigns at a regional level, and enable 
unions to organise and service members effectively along the regional transport corridors and hubs.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Nepal Overall objective: To raise the voice of Dalit from local level by improving the quality and quantity of media coverage on issues of Dalit, its rights, diversity and social inclusion. Increase Dalit journalists within and outside the Dalit organizations, S
ensitize the non-dalit journalists and media houses on dalit issues to develop and mainstream dalit issues into their regular programme, Institutionalization of Radio Jagaran through internal system development and connecting with people and institutions u
nder cooperative model.
NGO Support / Oppi Project for Children To arrange activities for children in the form of workshops and clubs.
Support to OAS The purpose is to support the OAS. Support will not be given to cover the main costs of action but to our objects of priority that support Finnish development policy.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Costa Rica Strengthen capacities amongst Nicaraguan migrant workers in Costa Rica in the area of their human rights with the objective to improve their conditions and social participation in Costa Rica.