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Support to WFP Southern Africa regional El Nino response Tuki WFP:n Eteläsen Afrikan alueelliseen El Nino operaatioon Food security situation in Southern Africa region has deteriorated considerably due to the drought caused by El Nino. Drought is the worst in 35 years. according to SADC there are 411 million food insecure people in the region of which 23 million require f
ood assistance. The overall appeal is 24 billion USD. Eteläisen Afrikan ruokaturvatilanne on heikentynyt merkittävästi El Ninon aiheuttaman vaikean kuivuuden ja siitä johtuvien satomenetysten vuoksi. Kuivuus on pahin 35 vuoteen. Eteläisen Afrikan Kehitysyhteisön (Southern African Development Community S
ADC) apuvetoomuksen mukaan alueella on 414 miljoonaa ruokaturvatonta ihmistä ja heistä 23 miljoonaa tarvitsee hätäapua.  Apua tarvitaan yhteensä 24 miljardin dollarin edestä.
F.a: Income Generation Activities for Persons with Disabilities through pig raising and Small Business at home 15 persons with a disability start their own business at home or raise pigs and receive training related to pig breeding and cultivation. The group will also form a saving scheme for the group.
F.a: Indonesia Cooperation Programme Coordination + Partners Meeting 2015-2016 HuMA focuses its work on reforming the legal system of natural resource governence in Indonesia by promoting the recognition of adat traditional legal systems and rights. In addition, HuMa assists other organizations in financial management and coordinatio
n. HuMa was established in 2001 and it encompasses five member organization in different parts of Indonesia.
F.a: Poultry Livelihood Project for Young PWDs The group will set up a poultry raising farm. Young PWDs will be trained to raise chicken, sell them and run the farm.
Promoting Modernisation of Hydro-meteorological Services in Vietnam - Phase II Vietnamin hydrometeorologisten palveluiden nykyaikaistaminen 2. vaihe (PROMOSERV 2) The ICI-project of the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) works for increased capacity of the National Hydro-Meteorological service of Vietnam NHMS by training its key personnel. The Project aims to produce new and improved weather service and products
 to public and private users. The Project improves the capacity of the NHMS in terms of service delivery observation technologies and data management leading to improved weather services and products available to its public and private customers and end us
ers. Ilmatieteen laitoksen (IL) IKI-hankkeen tavoitteena on vahvistaa Vietnamin ilmatieteen laitoksen National Hydro-Meteorolocial Service of Vietnamin (NHMS) Hanoissa sijaitsevan keskustoimiston vastuulla olevia hydrometeorologisia palveluita kouluttamalla NHM
S:n avainhenkilökuntaa. Hanke parantaa paikallisen hydrologian laitoksen NHMS:n kapasiteettia sääpalveluiden tuottajana auttaen myös  säähavaintoteknologian ja sitä koskevan datatiedon käyttöönotossa ja kehittämisessä. Tavoitteena on parempien 
sääpalveluiden saanti niin julkisille kuin yksityisille asiakkaille mukaan lukien tavalliset vietnamilaiset.
FLC/ WiLDAF Promoting Women?s Participation in Democratic and Electoral Process PYM/ WiLDAFNaisten demokraattisen osallistumisen edistäminen Despite efforts from government development partners and civil society organisations to build the capacity of women candidates and to advocate with political parties and law-making institutions the number of women as elected parliamentarians dropped from 1
4% in 2006 to 11.4% in 2011; and the number of women elected as councillors remained unchanged at the low level of 6.1%. The voter turn-out in the 2011 elections also decreased to 54% from 71% in 2006 and 68% in 2001. Registered voters in Zambia are overwh
elmingly young with 54% aged between 18 to 35 and the previous elections showed a large proportion of first time voters (25% of registered voters). Still most young people especially young women lack knowledge about democratic and electoral processes and b
asic civic awareness to be able to meaningfully participate in political and decision-making processes. Against this context WiLDAF?s project aims to increase meaningful participation and representation of women and girls in electoral and democratic proces
s in six districts of Zambia. Specifically the proposed initiative seeks to achieve three interrelated results: 1) Increasing number of women as elected candidates in the 2016 local elections through mainstreaming gender into the existing legal and elector
al framework advocacy with political parties for formulation and adoption of gender-positive measures or quota system in the party capacity building of prospective women candidates and organisation of regional network forum for prospective women candidates
 and women?s party leagues for experience and information sharing; 2) Enhancing capacity of young women to actively and meaningfully participate in democratic and electoral process through establishment and support of well-functioning girls? clubs promotio
n of youth debates on democratic and electoral issues and increasing community awareness on key democratic concepts and electoral process; and3) Strengthening democratic process and practices at the local level through state and non-state dialogue mechanis
m to increase the focus on women?s issues and enhance the culture of constructive interaction between the two actors. The project?s direct beneficiaries are the prospective women candidates for the council election in 2016 and women from women?s leagues of
 key political parties young women and men aged 16 to 25 and community members including religious and traditional leaders parents and teachers. WiLDAFin hanke edistää naisten osallistumista päätöksentekoon. Hankkeen puitteissa koulutetaan naisehdokkaita kaikista eri valtapuolueista sekä kannustetaan puolueita sisällyttämään tasa-arvoasiat osaksi puoluepolitiikkaa. Hanke toimii myös nuor
ten parissa edistäen nuorten osallistumista päätöksentekoon. Naisten asema päätöksenteossa on kaikissa koulutuksissa pääteemana.
F.a: Self-realization of disabled women An income generating project by women with disabilities, though which 10 women with disabilities get sewing training and possibility to make income.
F.a: Empowerment and integration of disabled women and girls through vocational skills training for active participation in socio-economic dev. The project aims at meeting the needs of women and girls with disabilities so that they can find a way to become self-reliant and independent in the community. The main idea is to provide training on dressmaking to 10 women and girls with disabilities. The
 organization will procure sewing machines and office equipment to have the centre well equipped. Training will be continuous for 12 months.
Drak Tsho East Vocational Training Centre for the Disabled Drak Tsho East vammaisten ammatillinen koulutuskeskus In the second phase of the project the intention is to focus on sustainability. The main acitivities are the education of teachers and their salaries evolving the sponsoring programme advocacy work and enhancing the possibilities to employ. Bhutanissa vammaiset eivät kykene itsenäiseen (eivätkä usein edes ihmisarvoiseen) elämään yleisten asenteiden sekä puuttuvien elämän- ja ammatillisten taitojen takia eikä maassa ole paikkoja joissa näitä taitoja voisi hankkia. Vammaiset nuoret
 Bhutanin itäisen Trashigangin piirikunnan alueella oppivat elämänhallintaa ja ammatillisia taitoja ja pystyvät mahdollisuuksiensa mukaan itsenäiseen elämään valtavirran mukana ja yhteisön tasa-arvoisina jäseninä ja toimivat roolimalleina ja ase
nteiden muokkaajinaHankkeella tuetaan jo olemassa olevaa toimintaa joka on kuitenkin maassa suhteellisen uutta. Keskeiset ongelmat joihin hankkeella pyritään vaikuttamaan ovat:1. Nuoret vammaiset eivät kykene itsenäiseen (eivätkä usein edes ihmisarvo
iseen) elämään puuttuvien elämän- ja ammatillisten taitojen takia.Ongelmaan 1. hankkeella pyritään vaikuttamaan suoraan. Seuraaviin ongelmiin jotka ovat myös keskeisiä hanke vaikuttaa osittain suoraan osittain välillisesti pelkällä olemassa olo
llaan ja toiminnallaan:2. Perheet ja yhteiskunta laajemmin ei ymmärrä ja hyväksy vammaisia osaksi yhteiskuntaa.3. Ei pystytä tekemään tehokkaasti vaikuttamistyötä vammaisten aseman parantamiseksi eikä keräämään ja säilyttämään tarvittavaa 
informaatiota sen tueksi.
F.a: Indonesia Country Programme The aim of the programme is to conserve the mountain rainforests in Muller-Schwaner area in Borneo. The area is rich in biodiversity and home to many endemic species. Also thousands of people, including indigenous groups, live in the area. However, biodive
rsity and local livelihoods are threatened by unsustainable development and infrastructure. Poor governance of natural resources is a direct and indirect cause of habitat, biodiversity, productivity loss by preventing or undermining enabling conditions and
 incentives for sustainable use. Deforestation, driven by timber logging and forest conversion to palm oil plantations, is one of the key challenges. Also mining is becoming an increasing problem in the area.The expected result of the programme is that an 
effective conservation management and equitable customary land-use are in place in Muller-Schwaner area. Improvement of land ownership of local communities and strengthening of the environmental legislation and governance principles are in the focus of our
 approach. At the same time we are influencing the companies working in the area to adopt sustainable approaches and strengthening of local livelihoods through green economy. These all factors reduce pressure on forests and support the long-term wellbeing 
of people and nature in the area.Beneficiaries: People living in the area, local district governments and local NGOs/CSOs.Implementor: WWF Indonesia (http://www.wwf.or.id/). Cooperation partners: Gunung Lumut Muller Foundation, Indigenous People Aliance (h
ttp://www.aman.or.id/), SUAR Institute (http://www.suarmelawi.com), PRCF (People Resource Conservation Foundation) (http://www.prcfoundation.org), FASDA Sawit Lestari Sustainable Palm oil-Facilitator.
F.a: Development Project The project supports CMI’s transformation from a project-based organisation to a programme-based organisation through improving CMI’s capacity in risk management, financial monitoring and fundraising; and building a synchronised quality assurance syste
m to support the effective implementation of the CMI programme.
F.a: Union building in Mozambique The project strengthens the unions in industry sectors in Mozambique by training 700 people in organizing and negotiation skills, as well as in labour legislation. The aim is to find ways to make use of the existing legislation and monitoring systems in th
e promotion of decent working conditions. The membership of each union will increase by 15 %, and the participation of especially young members and those in precarious working relationships in union activity will be encouraged. The unions will negotiate ne
w and better company level collective agreements, especially paying attention to young and female workers’ situation.The working relationships become more and more insecure and only negotiation and advocacy work of stronger unions can prevent further wea
kening of the conditions of workers.Now there are about 50 000 people in formal employment in the sectors represented by the Mozambican industry unions, but the number increases steadily with the new investments. Because of the project, the working conditi
ons of these people will improve. The beneficiaries are workers in industry sectors and their stronger and more capable unions. The project will be implemented with the international industry sector organization IndustriALL and all its three Mozambican aff
iliates.
F.a: ESARO office PMER support for the Regional programme In order to improve programme quality and programme development, and ensure strategic guidance and partners’ capacity building, it is of essence to have presence in the countries and support PMER. For this to be successful FCA needs to commit long-term f
unding. Networking and attending coordination, sector and cluster meetings are important and also the key when seeking new funding. Working with the local partners successfully requires working hand in hand throughout the project cycle. The field presence 
is in line with FCA’s regional strategy, and supporting the strategic goals especially related to programme quality, capacity building, advocacy and relationship building with other organisations/actors as well as broadening the funding base.The main obj
ective: The overall objective is to improve effectiveness, quality and impact of the FCA regional programme focusing on the thematic areas, Right to Livelihood, Right to Education and Right to Peace through established field presence.Expected results: • 
Strategic and operational planning for the region including programme and project PME and administrative support • Established a functional working relationship and collaboration with UN agencies, I/NGOs, CBOs and government authorities at regional and c
ountry level • New partnership and networking opportunities are created to broadening the funding opportunities• Dialogue facilitated with authorities and various actors at regional and country level • Effective coordination of work and cooperation w
ith other aid organisations • Capacity of local partners are built for effective and efficient programme implementation • Thematic advice provided to the regional and country programmes and projects • Support and input ensured for communication purpo
ses • Effective emergency response/humanitarian aid provided during disasters • Resourcing and staffing of the Regional Office and Programme Countries ensured• Management and administration of the Regional Office further strengthened and support to f
ield presence in programme countries provided• Input of partner organisations and topics from the region into the lobby and advocacy work have been increasedPartners:Local and regional civil society actors, international organisations, government, donors
MOZ programming 2017 MOS ohjelmasuunnittelu 2017 The Finnish Development Aid Programme in Mozambique in 2017 is 13 300 000 euros. The Support to Mozambique consists of education sector support (FASE) support to Rural development (ADPP) institutional cooperation in the Forest Sector (Forecas II). In addit
ion the Good Governance Program consists of three components: Policy research support (funding through UNU-WIDER) Parliamentary support (NIMD-DEMO-AIMD) and support for the Institute for Social Studies (IESE). The planning of the new intervention is curren
tly under process and the sector will be defined by the end of the year 2017. The respective identification programme planning and the appraisal will be carried out in 2017-2018. Suomen kehitysyhteistyöohjelma Mosambikissa vuonna 2017 on 13 300 000 euroa . Mosambikin tuki koostuu opetussektorin tuesta (FASE) maaseutukehitystä tukevasta kansalaisjärjestöhankkeesta (ADPP) metsäsektorin institutionaalisen yhteistyön (Forecas II)
 hankkeesta sekä hyvän hallinnon ohjelmasta joka pitää sisällään kolme komponenttia: UNU-WIDER:in kautta rahoitettava tutkimushanke demokraattisten instituutioiden tuki (NIMD-DEMO-AIMD) ja sosiaalisen ja taloudellisen tutkimuslaitoksen (IESE) tuki. 
Uutta hanketta suunnitellaan alkavaksi v. 2019; sektori tullaan määrittelemään vuoden 2017 loppuun mennessä. Siihen tullaan tekemään vuoden 2017-2018 aikana identifikaatio hankesuunnittelu ja sen arviointi.
F.a: Enhancing food security and sustainable livelihoods in Palaber Gem, Uganda Northern Uganda has suffered from the consequences of a civil war during two decades. The poverty rates in the area are double compared to the rest of the country and the food insecurity is severe. Now the situation has calmed down in the area and the peop
le have been able to return back to their homelands. The project aims to transform the attitudes towards agricultural production to more systematic and professional. The change in the attitudes would give rise to new kind of production that uses local reso
urces efficiently and sustainably to improve the food security and to increase the incomes of the households. This work makes good use of production groups, which purpose is to make development initiatives, promote the social integrity of the communities a
nd increase common activities. The agricultural production is made more effective by practical learning (Farmer Field Schools) and the approaches are environmentally friendly. Each group will get their own demonstration plot and it is expected that the gro
ups will use them for cultivating food and cash crops as well as for experimenting new species and production techniques. One of the project activities is the building of a water harvesting system. A committee is also administering and sustaining the water
 systems. The project includes the formation of Community draught resilient Committees, which are in charge of coordinating water supply use related community level questions. Women’s participation is especially taken into account in all project activiti
es. Beneficiaries, purpose and expected results of the project will be specified during the planning phase that precedes the project implementation phase. The project is implemented by ISF’s local partner organization Christian HIV and AIDS Prevention an
d Support Organization (CHAPS).
F.a: Towards understanding local implications of shifting cultivation "The climate change policy as well as the general policy of environmental protection and management of natural resources increasingly treats deforestation consequent to shifting cultivation as an environmental challenge. In view of vast bauxite reserves ly
ing underneath the shifting cultivation areas, the aluminium cartel having mining interest in eastern India has been lobbying for problematizing shifting cultivation to create opinion in favour of displacing the cultivators. Indigenous people practising sh
ifting cultivation have been defending their ancestral domain against mining interests.In this backdrop, the study will bring together the work of many institutions and scholars in various disciplines on shifting cultivation. It will document the technique
s of shifting cultivation and its impacts on the environment apart from detailing the social, institutional and cultural aspects of the communities depending for their subsistence on this form of cultivation. The inquiry will look at state’s attempts to 
eradicate/phase out the practice through pressure/ incentives, peoples resistance and why shifting cultivation continues even today. The study will map the changing trend in shifting cultivation in study areas and would examine the impact of attempts to re
place shifting cultivation with sedentary agriculture.The proposed study will highlight the experiences of shifting cultivation with a focus on positive and negative impacts in terms of environment, economy and health aspects. It will be based on review of
 studies done so far and its synthesis, primary observations from field and perceptions of communities engaged in the practice, understanding of researchers, officials and social workers will complement the study. Society for Promotion of Wastelands Develo
pment (SPWD) is a national NGO set up in 1982. SPWD's mission is ""to prevent, arrest and reverse degradation of life support systems, particularly land and water, so as to expand livelihood opportunities in a sustainable and equitable manner through peopl
e's participation"". SPWD's focus is on obtaining knowledge from the grassroots level and influencing the larger systems, policies and programmes of the government as well as other concerned agencies. SPWD has worked in collaborative projects across 17 Sta
tes in India. Recently the focus has been on improving capacities of and governance by local institutions for more productive and sustainable management of natural resources. www.spwd.org"
F.a: Reinforcement of local communities and networking with activists to stop the Areng hydro dam Mother Nature organization, a volunteer movement made up of local indigenous communities, youth activists, and members of civil society, has been successfully opposing the proposed Areng hydroelectric dam, which would seriously damage the unique biodiversi
ty of the Central Cardamom Protected Forest in Koh Kong province, and seriously infringe on the human rights of local indigenous communities. During this project, Mother Nature will continue taking advantage of its rapport with influential community member
s to ensure that the communities at large are fully informed of what their rights are, and feel empowered enough to publicly oppose the project. Also, Mother Nature will increase its media campaign to highlight the massive inconsistencies with the dam, als
o highlighting the fact that it has been classed as ‘uneconomical’ by two large dam builders. This will be done through the use of a newly created network, which will concentrate its efforts in punctual, public, and innovative activities / campaigns. M
other Nature organization was created in February 2013 in the village of Ta Tay Leu, Koh Kong province, which was seeing massive deforestation of its ancient sacred spirit forests. Mother Nature has successfully campaigned against illegal logging. The goal
s of Mother Nature are: 1) To prevent the proposed Chhay Areng hydroelectric dam, or any other-large scale development projects, from being approved inside the Central Cardamom Protected Forest (CCPF); 2) Protect, reinforce, and promote the unique culture,
 traditions, and livelihoods of the Cardamom Mountain's remaining forest-dependant indigenous communities; 3) Lobby the Cambodian government to declare the whole of the CCPF area a UNESCO World Heritage Site; 4) Increase international pressure on protectin
g the forest area by leveraging national and international civil society networks, social media and mainstream media; 5) Encourage tourists and researchers to visit the Cardamoms in order to learn more about these unique and endangered landscapes as well a
s help create jobs and income in the area; 6) To become Cambodia’s first green movement, made of environmentally aware Cambodians. Mother Nature does not have paid full-time personnel. As a volunteer-led non-profit movement, the members agree to remunera
tion that covers only their basic living costs, and no salaries are paid out. www.mothernature.pm