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EQMM/HREIB 2016-2020 Project Title : &nbsp;&lsquo;Grassroots Human Rights Education and Advocacy&rsquo;.
Aim- EQMM aims to build up a strong network of organizations and activists across different sectors and levels of Myanmar Society.
Objective- In the upcoming five year period EQMM will increase its efforts to address the need for basic human rights education for civil society actors and people in areas with little access to information and education. This education approach will be complimented by activities aimed at building civil society actors&rsquo; knowledge and skills to engage with different levels of government and state institutions.
Problem Analysis: Currently, the most pressing human rights concerns and greatest threats to democratization include religious intolerance/discrimination and communal violence; land grabbing and other violations of land and labor rights, particularly as a result of incoming development projects; restrictions on freedom of assembly, restrictions on press freedom/freedom of expression, and lack of access to basic resources and services (housing, employment, education, etc.) in rural areas, particularly in conflict zones.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Expected results; With every completed training, the community of people within Myanmar who respect and understand human rights grows, moving one step closer to EQMM&rsquo;s goal of building a national culture of human rights.
Main Activities-This project will support EQMM&rsquo;s efforts to provide participatory human rights education while also effectively channeling the concerns and issues from a grassroots level into spheres of authority and duty-holding. With the incoming new NLD government, EQMM hopes to take advantage of working with a more receptive government to advocate for human rights and extend the reach of its human rights education.
&nbsp;Main Thematic- Human Rights
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
PLATAFORMA DE GENERO  2016-2020 The Gender Platform will perform actions related to women's rights, political participation, sexual and reproductive rights, and the rights of lesbian women to promote long-term work on public policies with a gender perspective. This project mainly contributes to results within Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex peoples' rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CO BURKINA Participative yearly report JES 2016-2020 CIVSAM ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
Serie Tierras 2017 #Desterrados Series, it seeks to make more visible&nbsp;the situation of Paraguay's main conflict, lands. Through a series of narrative and photoreports that show stories of peasant and indigenous communities in their struggle for land. It is proposed to publicly install the theme and disseminate it to reach people who are not usually reached using committed and alternative journalism. This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Regional Office MENA Sweden This project is created in order to cover the transition period for the Regional Office MENA. while moving the RO from Jerusalem to an new location.
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Capacity Building CO Mali partners 2016-2020 CIVSAM The project aims to provide technical support to the partners, mainly in the form of training, conferencees&nbsp;- to strengthen the thematic and methodological capabilities and management capacity&nbsp;of human and financial resources of partners.&nbsp;This support will be based on participatory capacity assessments and monitoring will be done through the plan capacity of each partner. It also includes coaching on how to ensure compliance with This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of women's rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
GECPD Social & Economic Justice 2016-2020 In Puntland pastoralism, fishing and trading, are the three main economic activities. They are highly complementary and interdependent, and constitute the basis of the present economy. However, poverty rate in Somalia is amongst the highest in the world. It affects 60% of the population in urban households and over 95% of the population in rural households. 
Puntland is host to an estimated 149,000 IDPs, refugees and asylum seekers and insecurity is the major cause of displacement, followed by drought and the lack of livelihood opportunities. Access to land and water continue to be the primary challenges for host communities and IDP, as well as forced relocation for IDP. Limited livelihoods make it difficult for Somalis to cope with environmental or political shocks. For children, Somalia has been characterized as one of the most challenging countries to grow up in. Only 29% of the children in Somalia attend primary school, and only 7% of the secondary school-age population attends secondary school. Poverty is one of the main reasons why children are sent out to work instead of going to school. In addition, about 33% of girls compared to 21% of boys had to work at home instead of attending school.
The partner, Galkayo Education Center for Peace and Development (GECPD), will implement the project in Harfo District, Mudug Region, Puntland Stateand will work in;
Decent Work: Collection of data and development of Somalia country profiles for decent work in fragile contexts; Advocacy on development of coherent labour laws;&nbsp; Advocacy for guidelines on abolishment of child labour; Training and advocacy on establishment of cooperatives and unions. 
Women Economic Empowerment: Mapping of market needs and opportunities for women; Value chain analysis and private sector development for increased employment opportunities, specifically targeting women; Support to income generating activities, in particular targeting women, youth and IDPs; Entrepreneurship support, in particular for women and youth
The actors with the most significant impact on the programme and also those that will be most affected by the programme, include right holders (women, men, youth, IDP and other marginalized groups) CSOs, government bodies, private sector, religious and traditional leaders, local businesses/private sector. This project mainly contributes to results within Economic empowerment of women. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CO Paraguay 2016-2020 Civsam: Expenses from CO Paraguay to follow up counterparts. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
JES y DDHH - Iniciativas Innovadoras en America Latina 2016-2020 This project aims the promotion of&nbsp;innovative ideas and regional/multi-country initiatives&nbsp;that boost the objectives of the regional program of SEJ and HR. &nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Tax Justice Network Africa,  2016-2020 To protect African countries tax-base in the face of foreign investments the Tax Justice Network Africa will advocate for national and regional policy changes in partnership with other CSO&rsquo;s. The envisaged policy changes are: the review of investment regimes towards progressive tax provisions, the renegotiation of tax treaties by African countries and harmonisation of tax codes by Regional Economic communities in Africa. This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
HO Sweden Program Congregations 2016-2019 Engaging congregations in activities to educate and mobilise in Diakonia's intervention areas. ***Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020***
ZWB Women Entrepreneurs in Mining Communites 2018-2020 &nbsp;
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Supporting Women Entrepreneurs in Mining Communities Project is part of Diakonia&rsquo;s Social and Economic Justice Innovation Program (SIP), financed by Sida under the frame agreement with the CivSam unit.
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The project is a thematic and methodological development project, from which should benefit the selected partners. The project will be lead and planned by the partner organization the Zimbabwe Women&rsquo;s Bureau (ZWB) and implemented with support of the Zimbabwe Environmental Lawyers Association (ZELA). The goal of the project is to develop tools and strategies that inform sustainable business opportunities for women in mining communities. 
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The main objectives of the project are: 1. To develop and share with regional partner organisation a resource for systematic stakeholder engagement with the objective of promoting WIMCs business initiatives and exploiting opportunities and installing the capacity to use it, 2.To develop and share with regional partner organisations a toolkit to support and coach WIMCs in developing entrepreneurships and installing the capacity to use it, and 3.To support Diakonia partner organisations (Zimbabwe, Mali, Kenya and Zambia) in adapting to their context the resource for systematic stakeholder engagement and the toolkit to support and coach WIMCs
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The main problem being addressed is lack of relevant stakeholder engagement and entrepreneurship skills development for economic and social empowerment of women living in mining communities .Rights holders for this project mainly include women and young women living in selected mining communities .&nbsp; 
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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Decent work and fair income. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Dejusticia 2016-2018 With this project, Diakonia aims to support Dejusticia in the following thematic lines: anti-discrimination; Economic, social and cultural rights; Rule of Law; environmental justice; judicial system and transitional justice. 
Their approach has three components: the production of knowledge that contributes to the understanding of system failures and violations of rights; the impact on the design of public policy through action campaigns, strategic litigation and appearances in the media and academic discussion and promotion of human rights training through a variety of formats and a wide range of audiences such as academics, judges, activists, grassroots and political-makers through workshops, courses and conferences. This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of human rights commitments. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
SWDC 2016-2020 SWDC work with the community level and with individual women in obtaining their rights, coordinate district processes with women&rsquo;s organisations, mobilize women workers to collectively advocate for women's labour rights in the district, and carry out advocacy.
Sri Lanka has higher gender-related socio-economic indicators compared with other South Asian countries. 90% of women are literate and maternal and child mortality is very low such as women's rights such as substantive equality for women, particularly in relation to leadership, decision-making and autonomy. Women's representation in local government bodies and parliament is less than 5%.
The objectives are; Enhancing social justice for women focusing on Violence and human rights and legal reform for timely justice; Ensuring Democracy &amp; civic engagement for women focusing work towards greater women&rsquo;s participation within decision making bodies including the Local Government and Parliament; and Ensuring Women&rsquo;s Economic Rights.
The main activities include lobbying with lawyers at the district and national level, working closely with the National Violence against Women Task Force and supporting women&rsquo;s access and right to information. Specific activities will include continuous discussions with women survivors and their families, psychosocial support/special counselling sessions with women survivors, supporting collective space for survivors, information sharing discussions on the national level TJ process.
The expected results; more stable families, significant reduction in violence against women, empowered women working on accountability, economic rights of women in the informal economy recognized, women social status uplifted social and financially, better understanding created in the society on women rights and women who have experience violence become empowered through the use of creative and collective space.
Thematic areas &ndash; women &amp; social justice; Democracy &amp; Civic Engagement; and Economic Rights This project mainly contributes to results within Combating gender based violence. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
XIV Encuentro feminista de America Latina y el Caribe EFLAC/CCVW-2017 Los encuentros feministas de Am&eacute;rica Latina y el Caribe nacieron en Bogot&aacute; hace treinta Y seis a&ntilde;os como la m&aacute;s novedosa, diversa y potente forma de &ldquo;encuentro&rdquo; entre las feministas de la Regi&oacute;n. M&aacute;s de 14.000 feministas nos hemos encontrado, en el transcurso de las tres &uacute;ltimas d&eacute;cadas, en trece EFLAC. Estos han tenido lugar en diez pa&iacute;ses de la regi&oacute;n con una periodicidad promedio de tres a&ntilde;os. Desde sus inicios, el n&uacute;mero de mujeres en cada encuentro ha variado entre 200 y 2500 y esto ha permitido que quienes asisten se proyecten y multipliquen a miles y miles m&aacute;s de feministas en toda la regi&oacute;n. El Encuentro es un momento dentro de un proceso de consolidaci&oacute;n del movimiento feminista de la Regi&oacute;n, el cual ha servido para producir sinergias en cada pa&iacute;s, ciudad, comunidad, organizaci&oacute;n y grupo. This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of women's rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
HREIB-CR 2016-2018 The project aims to integrate human rights for lesbian and transgender into the mainstream of LGBT rights.&nbsp; Data and information on the lesbian and transgender from this project will be utilized for stronger advocacy work.
Problem analysis: Based on results of current program, there is a need to increase skills and capacity of lesbians and transgender women in the mainstream LGBT rights movement. Lesbian did not involve in any local movement while gay people had opportunities under HIV prevention programs over a decade. Transgender were never given an opportunity to promote their identity from human rights perspective but their sexuality falls in the category of MSM.
Goal: To increase CRB&rsquo;s organizational capacity to lead exclusive national LGBT rights movement with a special focus on mainstreaming lesbian and transgender rights into human rights movement.
Expected results are: 
-CRB's organizational capacity is increased.
-Lesbian and transgender women rights are included and integrated in women's rights movement.&nbsp;
CRB offices in Yangon and Dawei will implement HR trainings targeting lesbian and transgender women. CB training for CRB staff will be organized for stronger operation and management for organizational development. The training will serve as platform to emerge lesbian and transgender groups in strategic ways in long term collaboration with other CRB&rsquo;s activities for promotion and prevention of rights of LGBT community as well as access to justice. Public awareness campaigns will further supports to raise awareness of LGBT issues and society&rsquo;s perceptive towards LGBT community.
CR focuses on gender in all of their work particularly lesbian and transgender women.&nbsp; Thematic area of the project is human rights focus on LGBT rights.
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
COM 2016-2018 Project name: Strengthening and Empowering Political Institution
 Problem analysis: The targeted ethnic parties are limited participation of ethnic minorities in the democratization process.&nbsp; The participation of ethnic youth and women are also limited to decision-making because their capability is underestimated, and they have no/or few opportunities to build their capacity.&nbsp; The general public are not aware of and interested in the political affair.&nbsp; Collaboration and coordination of the political institutions are weak due to not having a platform, organizers and funding for them.&nbsp; 
The project aims to promote political representation and participation by strengthening the institutional and individual capacity of the political parties&rsquo; especially ethnic parties in Kayah and Southern Shan State and raising socio-political awareness of the general public. 
The project will conduct regular stakeholder consultation, baseline survey, curriculum development, capacity building training for party members, grant to the alumni for multiplier trainings, women leadership training (WLT) and do research by WLT alumni.&nbsp; In addition, advocacy action at local and regional level will be conducted based on the research finding from WLT alumni.&nbsp; 
The main results are:
*&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Institutional capacities of ethnic parties is strengthened
*&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Potential party leaders equipped with skills and knowledge of politics
*&nbsp;&nbsp;General public are aware of socio-politics and participatory process at the local and national levels
*&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Empowered women party members can show their worthiness for the better role and achieve a place what they deserve.
*&nbsp;&nbsp;Well-functioning network platforms among political parties and between parties and CSOs are built
*&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Accountability and quality management system are well functioning 
The thematic areas of the project are democracy and rights.
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of women's rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Capacity Building Palestine 2016-2020 CIVSAM Within the framework of the Palestine CIVSAM/ Palestine Civil Society Development Program (PCSD) the following capacity building aspects will be implemented by the program:
Mid-Term Evaluation 2016-2018.
Organizational/admin. &amp; financial&nbsp;capacity assessments.
Project Cycle Management (PCM) &amp; Results-Based Management (RBM)&nbsp;&amp; social media trainings.
Other general&nbsp;general capacity building training workshops for all PCSD program partners. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
CADJ Social responsability and accountability of mining companies 2016-2020 The Support Project to improve the accountability of mining companies for women's economic empowerment is a project that aims to inform, educate, empower women in the implementation of advocacy from mining companies to get them to finance their projects AGR.
In Mali mining can substantially contribute to the creation of national wealth, budget revenues and export earnings of Mali. Despite the resources generated by these mining activities to boost the economy of Mali, women in mining areas do not enjoy the benefits of mining activities and suffer from extreme poverty because of low incomes. This negatively impact effect on their development, the education of children in general and particularly for the girls.
Improving knowledge, governance and transparency in the sector and the search for new economic opportunities in markets segments are tracks preferable to counteract this vulnerability.
Given this situation this project is a response to advocacy of responsibility and accountability of mining companies in the empowerment of women in Mali.
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Good governance. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Paraguay y las Tierras Malhabidas, Campaña Comunicacional 2016 Paraguay is one of the countries with the higher inequality in access to land, where 1% of the owners have 77% of it. With the Report of the Truth and Justice Commission (CVJ), the systematic theft of public land made in favour of the military dictatorship, relatives and friends was discovered. The CVJ report notes that were delivered more than 7 million hectares illegally. And the state had done nothing to recover even one of them.
This project aimed to continue the develop&nbsp;of a public awareness campaign to expose the problem of access to land as a human right of the peasantry, installing a positive idea about the recovery of ill-gotten land from peasants recognition as a food producer and subject of the right to work land based on compliance with the Constitution and national diversification. This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
LADE Mainstream a rights-based “Electoral Platform” as an instrument for social change 2016 This one-year project will contribute to Diakonia's Human Rights theme as it aims at enhancing the commitment of youth to community work and to increasing the level of their engagement in the public affairs.
The project&nbsp;will contribute to mainstreaming rights-based &ldquo;Electoral Platform&rdquo; as an instrument for social change by creating a framework for sustainable and long-term engagement between LADE and youth. This framework involves two components: education and engagement. The educational aspect of the project will aim to broaden the human rights knowledge of the youth, particularly LADE volunteers in the regions, who have demonstrated leadership in their communities and commitment to learning and community work, throughout their engagement with LADE.
Activities and description:
1. Socio-economic politics: A series of 4 discussions/lectures about the impact of policy making on people&rsquo;s rights. The discussions will cover the history and the process that the human rights system went through with a focus on mechanisms that citizens can use for accountability, including election and electoral platforms. (Topics: Human rights system, covenants and protocols, influencing policy making through advocacy)
2. Community town hall meetings &ndash; local brainstorming sessions about local priorities, organized by LADE groups with the participation of civil society activists to facilitate the topics of discussion [suggested topics: local municipal budget/practical methods for sorting at source/
3. &ldquo;All Inclusive&rdquo; &ndash; In flash mob style, local activities conceived and implemented by LADE groups that promote the idea of equality and accessibility in the local community; LADE groups will demonstrate through the placement of sample mechanisms how PWDs can have better access to physical spaces. They will also represent the work of female leaders in business, science and politics. This can be followed up with an invitation for said leaders to speak about their experience. [in cooperation and consultation with LPHU, RDFL and other women&rsquo;s rights organizations].
4. &ldquo;Platforming&rdquo; &ndash; after the town hall meetings, LADE groups will synthesize the ideas that were discussed and share a draft synthesis with the participants. Based on the participants&rsquo; feedback a final document will be developed for final endorsement. started
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Fulfilment of human rights commitments. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CO: Desarrollo Organizativo The project is the support from partner. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***