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Citizens Support Network for Welfare and Poverty Reduction (CISUNET) Tanzania is at a crucial stage of development: high economic growth large findings of natural resources with high potential for revenues key political processes including new constitution (2014) and multi-party elections (2015) high population growth and i
ncreasing inequality. Wealth for some but wide-spread poverty for the vast majority combined with special challenges of the most vulnerable groups of society and major environmental problems (deforestation impact of climate change pollution due to extracti
on of natural resources) are some of the major challenges over the next decade. In this process of change civil society organisations have an important role to play firstly as advocates of the most vulnerable people and on changes needed in terms of policy
 and implementation and secondly as service providers for vulnerable groups who are without care. However the capacity of NGOs remains low especially in terms of ability to perform advocacy work. There is a need to further increase the capacity and profess
ionalism of NGOs and to strengthen their coordination and cooperation.Key aim of the CISUNET project is to achieve socially and ecologically sustainable development and reduction of poverty. While the first phase (2008-2010) and second  phase (2011-2013) p
rioritized on strengthening the working capacity and networking of local NGOs the third phase (2014-2016) will precedence strengthening the advocacy element of NGO work. It will increase the capability of Tanzanian civil society via community-based NGOs an
d umbrella NGO TACOSODE to influence policy and decision-making towards reduction of poverty and inequality and to perform advocacy work to improve the situation and rights of the most vulnerable groups (women children people with disabilities people livin
g with HIV/AIDS elderly people unemployed youths etc.). Further the project increases the capacity and networking of Tanzanian NGOs among NGOs themselves and between NGOs and the public and private sectors on a local national and international level. It pr
omotes understanding on issues of globalisation and development among social and health NGOs in Finland and internationally via the global umbrella organisation ICSW thus promoting North-South cooperation. Means of intervention are assessment of local NGOs
, training workshops and seminars, regional national and international awareness-raising, provision of IT equipment and internet access to NGO networks.
Support to water sector in Vietnam Phase II The aim of the WSPST II is 1) to expand the construction of water and sanitation system to new target towns 2) to support the sustainable administration and maintenance of water supply and sewerage and 3) to institutionalise the revolving fund. The second 
phase lasts 2009-2013.
NGO QESh ?Empowering LGBTQ community NGO QESh functions since 2005 and they are an experienced organisation working on promoting and protecting LGBTQ rights. Project overall objective is to increase the visibility and rights of the LGBTQ community in Kosovo through raising awareness of the ge
neral public capacity building of institutions and increasing the LGBTQ communities knowledge of their rights. Target groups are: institutions of Kosovo specifically Ombudsperson Institution Kosovo Police and Prime Minister office of Good Governance, Gener
al population especially youth and LGBTQ individuals with special focus on Lesbian and Bisexual Women.QESh aims to create a more sensitive and open-minded approach towards the LGBTQ community from the general population. Through different awareness raising
 campaigns such as producing videos creating a magazine giving lectures at universities the awareness rising of the general population will be increased.
Frame agreement with NGO (Frikyrklig samverkan FS rf) Project reservation, unspecified
AF/Inclusion of Disabled in Eastern Afganistan Afghanistan has a high number (27%) of severely disabled who remain un/under-serviced. The goal of the project is the inclusion of people with disability in all aspects of life. The project aims to empower local authorities schools communities and families
 of individuals with disabilities to include people with disability (PwD). This will be achieve through: -Community Based Rehabilitation including Home Based Training and Vocational training for people with disability. -Advocacy and training in disability 
awareness and prevention with communities government and school authorities. This includes bilding family community and government support of the inclusion of those with disabilities. -Capacity building of government NGO and Disabled Peoples Organisation's
 personnel to promote the rights of the disabled.
INT/OECD investment (PFI update) technical assistance Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) approved its Policy Framework for Investment in 2006. OECD ministers agreed to use the PFI as part of their development cooperation. The objective of this project is to update the PFI tool so tha
t it can be better applied to the challenges of sustainable development. The aim is to have a wide participation to the update by OECD non-member countries (especially developing countries) and non-state actors such as civil society organizations. In the u
pdate process will be discussed topics such as environment gender equality agriculture infrastructure updated OECD guidelines for multinational enterprises as well as the UN guiding principles on business and human rights. The objective of the project is t
o help developing countries benefit from sustainable investment. Beneficiaries of the project are developing countries' societies in large i.e. firms non-state actors workers government.
UNRWA/humanitarian assistance to the Syria regional crisis response Humanitarian aid to the victims of the war in Syria through the United Nations Relief and Work Agency. Of the around half a million Palestine refugees who lived in Syria before the war every second has had to flee their homes and become internally displace
d persons and 13% have become refugees before the borders were in practice closed for them. The agency needs 417 mln USD in 2014 to help Palestine refugees in Syria of which half is still not funded. Amidst the crisis UNRWA continues to deliver basic servi
ces to Palestine refugees eg. its schools in Syria are attended by over 46 000 children. The agency also runs a sizeable cash assistance programme which helps Palestine refugees buy food and pay  their rent. In the camps eg. in the besieged Yarmouk UNRWA d
elivers food and other emergency assistance also to the Syrians living there.
Learning Together-Afghan and Finnish Women Journalist's Professional Training The training project ?Learning together? for Afghan women journalistsoffers professional education a continuation of the previous courses  for Afghan women journalists all over Afghanistan. The trainings have  so far taken place in Kabul and some provinces
 for example Bamiyan  Masar-e-Sharif and Herat twice a year. The trainings will concentrate  on different aspects of journalism such as radio- and visual  journalism digital camera and video technologyon-line journalismethics of journalism print-media skil
ls producingnews UN Resolution 1325 and media and social media.The specific objectives and activities are carried out on a local levelin accordance with the counterpart association Afghan Women  Journalist's Union AWJU the Embassy of Finland in Kabul the M
inistry  of Women Affairs in Afghanistan the Department of Journalism in Kabul  University and other Afghan entities involved in the project. The  target group of the training project includes all female journalists  in Afghanistan and they are found throu
gh the partner organization AWJU.During the new training period 2014-2017 a special group of selected fewfemale journalists will be rained so that they are ready to work as trainers later after the project is finnished.The project was born out of the needs
 of Afghan women journalists themselves.
Ebola WFP is delivering food alongside the health response. It ensures the logistics movement of partner staff and materials and provides common services and infrastructure support for health partners.
Tax Justice Network-Africa - transparent and citizen tax driven system that promotes equality participation The Tax Justice Network - Africa (TJN-A) is a Pan African initiative and member of the Global Alliance for Tax Justice. TJN-A was launched at the World Social Forum in Nairobi in January 2007. TJN-A aims to promote socially just democratic and progressive 
taxation systems in Africa. It advocates for tax systems which are favourable to the poor and finance public goods. TJN-A challenges harmful tax policies and practices which favour the wealthy and which encourage unacceptable inequality. One of the main pu
rposes of the initiative is to mainstream tax justice in the economic policy and development discourse in Africa. TJN-A provides a platform dedicated to enabling African researchers campaigners and policy makers to cooperate in the struggle against illicit
 capital flight tax evasion tax competition and other harmful trends in tax policy and practice.TJN-A aims to foster strong partnerships between its members and other actors in promoting tax justice in Africa. To achieve this the organization seeks to esta
blish and strengthen national platforms and coalitions on taxation. Currently there are existing platforms in Cameroon Ghana Sierra Leone South Africa Kenya Uganda Tanzania and Zambia. The East African Tax and Governance Network an East African initiative 
emerged from this process.The East Africa Tax and Governance Network (EATGN) was formed out of a process that started in late 2009 and has since expanded to include 13 member organizations1 with the initial aim of increasing stakeholder engagement and publ
ic debate on tax and governance issues in Kenya and across East Africa. The overall goal of the network is to ?contribute to a just transparent and citizen-driven tax system that promotes equality participation and accountability in East Africa?.Since ince
ption the network has engaged on a number of tax issues mostly in Kenya, through conducting research and carrying out follow up advocacy activities targeting different stakeholders including policy makers in Government Legislators in the East African Regio
n the media and the public.
Transitional Demobilization and Reintegration Programme in Africa The TDRP was launched in the second half of 2009 with the ultimate strategic objective of enhancing the prospects for stabilization and recovery in the Great Lakes Region. It has three specific objectives: to provide financial and technical support, to exp
and demobilization and reintegration coverage and to facilitate dialogue information exchange and learning.The TDRP is funded through a multi-donor trust fund managed by the World Bank covering grants to national programs sub-projects regional activities a
nd the management of the TDRP. The trust fund amounts to US$ 33.71 million and as of March 20th 2013 total disbursements stand at US$ 21.8 million.The extension which this programme is responding of the TDRP would continue the demand driven geographical ex
pansion of program activities away from ?traditional? TDRP countries to emerging centers of conflict in West Africa the Sahel and Horn of Africa along with the two Sudan?s where there has been and will continue to be a demand for TDRP expertise. Currently 
the needs in these Fragile and Conflict Affect States (FCS) and transnational areas are receiving renewed attention often with more African regional and continental leadership than has been the case in the recent past. This presents an opportunity for the 
World Bank and TDRP donors to enable African leadership through the application of TDRP operational technical and knowledge management expertise and the cross-border analytical and operational perspectives in critical and emerging fragile and conflict affe
cted areas. Particularly the regional approach of the TDRP (built on the preceding MDRP) can be of strategic value when addressing the drivers of conflict and developing and implement a new approach to peace building and stabilization.The programme has bee
n successful in its goals to reintegrate to society hundreds of thousands of ex-combatants. Various examples have been reported during the project about how ex-military groups have been successfully integrated back to socieatal activities after handing ove
r the weapons and negotiating about their status in the community.
Support to Land Administration in Ethiopia The overall objective of the Finnish support which is adopted directly from ESIF (Ethiopia Sustainable Land Management Investment Framework) is to improve livelihoods and economic well-being of rural population promoting sustainable land management practis
es. The project promotes enabling policy legal institutional and financial framework for land administration builds capacity for an entry-level land administration in the Benishangul-Gumuz Region supports sustainable 1st and 2nd level land certification in
 areas with high potential for investments and enhances responsible land delivery for investments.
CIMO-funded internship in UNDP Internship, UNDP Sustainable Development and Report team
Mini-Scada Project Tam Ky City The Project aims at improving reliability the power distribution system in the capital of Quang Nam Province Tam City. The introduction of Mini-Scada is vital to minimize the system faults reduce the risk of accidents and improve the reality of power suppl
y. More realiable electricity supply will enhance economic growth and improve the living conditions of the habitants. The project will have no harmful environmental effects.The project meets the OECD requirements being under EUR 30 million and is in line w
ith the current Finnish development policies and principles. The project owner is Central Power Cooperation
3rd Phase Haik Integrated Rural Development Project To improve the livelihood situation at household level within the target communities. 3rd phase of the project has encompassed social problems like the idleness of the youth poverty of women and problems related to harmful traditional practices in addition
 to agricultural and health related issues. Communities living in the program area are very poor in terms of agricultural productive health status potable water supply assets building opportunity and environmental condition. The experience gained in the fi
rst and second project phases (2006-2012) has significant inputs for designing third phase project document. The main objective of this project is to contribute in addressing the long term food insecurity problem of the target communities. The overall effe
ct of these interventions is to reduce the problem of long term food insecurity and improve the living standard of people with in the target communities. The goal of the third phase is to contribute to the livelihood improvement in the target communities t
hrough improved health status potable water supply and enhanced agriculture production and household income level. Concrete outputs are partly similar as during the previous phases. However the 3rd phase focuses e.g. on unemployed youth who are in a risk o
f being wasted generation due to lack of work chat and HIV/AIDS and risky immigration as a solution for the situation.
KV.RAH.LAIT/Worldbank,secondment program The World Bank?s Donor Funded Staffing Program (DFSP' TF 053202) is a staffing program funded by Donor Governments. The objective of DFSP is to contribute to the achievement of the Bank's diversity targets and capacity building efforts through the recruitm
ent of both junior and mid-career professionals in Headquarters and Country Offices. The DFSP consolidates the two previous stand-alone Donor funded programs Junior Professional Officers (JPO) Program and Externally Funded Staffing Program (EFSP) under a s
ingle umbrella with two recruitment windows: Junior Professional Officers (JPO) and Mid-Career (MC) Professionals. The Program continues to allow Donors and the Bank to leverage their development agendas more strategically. Participating Donors and Funding
Current Participating Donors: Austria Denmark Finland France Germany Italy Japan Korea Kuwait Norway Spain Sweden and Switzerland. Salaries and benefits are 100% funded by DFSP donors. Funding is tied to the Donor nationality.
UNWomen's Project Eid-bi-Eid to promote women's economic empowerment in Za'atari and Azraq camps and surroundings UNWomen project  promotes women?s economic empowerment and self-esteem through implementation of self-reliance activities. Finnish funding is directed to increase the ongoing activities in the refugee camp of Za'atari and to  replicate similar activities i
n the Azraq camp. The project also aims to promote social cohesion among Syrian refugee women and vulnerable women and girls in host communities by initiating joint activities with an immediate impact in livelihoods of these beneficiaries. Finnish funding 
is 442 000 euros for the year 2014 from the development funding year 2012. Jordan is upper middleincome class country in the OECD/DAC classification and project funding is targeted to the vulnerable groups of the society.
Transforming education transforming lives The project offers course for public school teachers to improve their teaching capacity in the Finnish way. The teacher also plan and execute a concrete proejct in their own schools. The Finnish model of education is also presented to authorities in order 
to bring the Finnish good practices to Brazil.
Ag Early Recovery: Red-R- Security Training and Cluster Capacity Building This activity (Ag Early Recovery: Red-R- Security Training and Cluster Capacity Building) is a component of Humanitarian Assistance to Those Affected By Conflict and Floods reported by FCDO and a budget of £300,446.This project benefits PAKISTAN.And works in the following sector(s): Relief co-ordination and support services.
PROCOFSERVICES and P0136 for Support to Climate & Environment Group This activity (PROCOFSERVICES and P0136 for Support to Climate & Environment Group) is a component of Support to Climate & Environment Group reported by FCDO and a budget of £39,600.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Environmental policy and administrative management.
UN Development Fund for Women - Core Funding 2008 This activity (UN Development Fund for Women - Core Funding 2008) is a component of UN Development Fund for Women - Core Funding 2008 reported by FCDO and a budget of £3,000,000.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Sectors not specified.
Development of Climate and Development Knowledge Network This activity (Development of Climate and Development Knowledge Network) is a component of Development of Climate and Development Knowledge Network reported by FCDO and a budget of £163,259.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Environmental policy and administrative management.
PROCOFSERVICES and P0131 for Guidance on Youth Participation for Donor Agencies This activity (PROCOFSERVICES and P0131 for Guidance on Youth Participation for Donor Agencies) is a component of ERT - Guidance on Youth Participation for Donor Agencies reported by FCDO and a budget of £32,980.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Social Protection, STD control including HIV/AIDS, Democratic participation and civil society.
Monitoring and Evaluation of Climate Change Programme This activity (Monitoring and Evaluation of Climate Change Programme) is a component of Climate Change Programme - Jolobayoo-O-Jibon reported by FCDO and a budget of £23,757.This project benefits BANGLADESH.And works in the following sector(s): Environmental policy and administrative management.
PROCOFSERVICES and P0051 for Wenchuan Earthquake Response This activity (PROCOFSERVICES and P0051 for Wenchuan Earthquake Response) is a component of Wenchuan Earthquake TA Facility reported by FCDO and a budget of £999,998.This project benefits CHINA.And works in the following sector(s): Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation.
Partnership for African Social & Governance Research (PASGR)-To contribute to stronger evidence based political and social research. To contribute to stronger evidence based political and social research and analysis which has a positive impact in pro-poor decision making
Core Funding to UNESCO Institute for Statistics FY2008/09 & FY2009/10 This activity (Core Funding to UNESCO Institute for Statistics FY2008/09 & FY2009/10) is a component of Support to UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) 2008 - 2010 reported by FCDO and a budget of £400,000.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Education policy and administrative management.
Protection and Assistance for  Vulnerable Migrants in SA / Xenophobia Initiative (Oxfam / IOM) To support national government and non-government agencies to ensure that assistance and protection needs for vulnerable migrants in displacement centres in south africa are met
NOTFORPROFITORG and P0137 for UNDP Global Mine 2008-09 This activity (NOTFORPROFITORG and P0137 for UNDP Global Mine 2008-09) is a component of UNDP Global Mine Clearance 2008-09 reported by FCDO and a budget of £297,312.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Removal of land mines and explosive remnants of war.
Capacity Building for Branchless Banking (CB3) To provide support to central banks, financial regulators and policy makers in developing countries to design and implement balanced and proportionate policies and regulations  that allow innovative business models based on new technologies to emerge for increasing access to financial services.
Serving Forests Climate and People:Lessons Learned From Amazonas Sustainable Development Policy-IIED This activity (Serving Forests Climate and People:Lessons Learned From Amazonas Sustainable Development Policy-IIED) is a component of Support Services Forestry reported by FCDO and a budget of £14,000.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Forestry policy and administrative management, Environmental policy and administrative management, Environmental research.
NOTFORPROFITORG and P0021 for Support to MAT This activity (NOTFORPROFITORG and P0021 for Support to MAT) is a component of Support to Mines Awareness Trust reported by FCDO and a budget of £209,700.This project benefits RWANDA.And works in the following sector(s): Security system management and reform.
Strengthening UNRWA'S Preparedness on Refugees Final Status This activity (Strengthening UNRWA'S Preparedness on Refugees Final Status) is a component of Strategic Impact Fund 3 reported by FCDO and a budget of £87,514.This project benefits PALESTINIAN TERRITORY, OCCUPIED.And works in the following sector(s): Sectors not specified.
Climate Change Communications To achieve DFID's international climate change objectives through communicaitons and influencing key audience groups
Technical advisor in construction works for SSAPR programme in DRC - Closure underway This activity (Technical advisor in construction works for SSAPR programme in DRC - Closure underway) is a component of Security Sector Accountability & Police Programme reported by FCDO and a budget of £90,048.This project benefits CONGO (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC).And works in the following sector(s): Construction policy and administrative management.
NOTFORPROFITORG and P0117 for Islamic Relief PPA This activity (NOTFORPROFITORG and P0117 for Islamic Relief PPA) is a component of Islamic Relief PPA reported by FCDO and a budget of £2,390,000.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Multisector aid.