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Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Children?s access to education is limited, it is estimated that less than 15% of girls between 6 and 15 years of age are attending school in Greater Mundri, and less than a half of them never reach high school. In addition to limited access, the quality of
 education remains poor. Schools are understaffed and it is estimated that over 60% of the primary school teachers have no formal training or even completed primary school and thus lack the skills and knowledge to work as qualified teachers. A limited numb
er of institutions train teachers and most of them are too costly for high school graduates from poor rural families to access.Another critical challenge facing the newly independent South Sudan is the provision of job opportunities to the youth. In Mundri
 area, besides the agricultural activities that engage over 90% of the population, livelihoods coping strategies for the youth are often limited to motorbike taxi driving and petty jobs offered by the informal businesses. The majority of the youth is illit
erate and lack marketable skills. The limited livelihood opportunities for the youth has the potential to increase their risk of engaging in alcohol abuse, violent conflicts and petty crimes as alternative coping strategies. The project addresses the educa
tion and livelihood related challenges faced by the youth in the Mundri area of South Sudan. The overall objective of the project is to strengthen the quality of primary education and to improve the livelihood opportunities of the youth through vocational 
training.   The project is thus divided in two different components: Teachers training (component I) and Vocational training (component II). Teachers training in Kotobi Institute of Teacher Education (KITE) will provide training for at least 60 pre-service
 teachers ? when possible 30 males and 30 females- every two years as well as upgrade the skills of 190 in-service primary school teachers every two years. Additionally the project aims at following on graduate teachers and coach them on the job, build edu
cation leadership in Greater Mundri Counties and support trainee teachers from remote areas with full board. In addition, KITE?s management and teaching are supported through the Teacher?s without Borders initiative by a Finnish volunteer teacherThe Vocati
onal training in The Kotobi Skills Development Centre (KoSDec) aims at renovate existing physical infrastructure to accommodate trainings and trainees from remote areas and provide them with basic
Implementing the international Small arms and light weapons commitments in developing countries Finland supports the UN Trust Facility supporting cooperation on Arms Regulation UNSCAR with 150 000 euros to be used in 2015. The role of the facility is to support the implementation of commitments on Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW). In practice inte
rnational NGO's receive funding for projects that support development of security structures in developing countries. The aim of the projects is also to reduce diversion of SALW to terrorists and others that would use SALW irresponsibly. As outcomes the il
licit trade in arms would also be hindered. In many developing countries and fragile states the poor security situtation do not allow a sustainable development to take place. The proliferation of SALW fuels conflicts and makes efforts to solve and stop con
flicts even more difficult. This creates a threat for the continuation of a more stable environment in a post-conflict situation. Illicit trade in arms and small arms violence cause also substantial economic problems and hinder the realization of human rig
hts. Through implementing the projects a more secure and safe environment for sustainable development is created. Small arms violence is often targeted towards most vulnerable groups including women and children. When reducing access to illicit arms and vi
olence basic human rights such as right to life and livelihood are better secured. Concretely with the help of the projects SALW are marked so that they can be traced which in turn reduces diversion. In addition systems and structures for effective export 
control of arms will be developed which will reduce illicit trade in arms. At the same time developing countries are encouraged to accede to international conventions and agreements and to implement them which also creates a more stable environment for sus
tainable development. The expected beneficiaries are the people in developing countries including vulnerable groups that are suffering from armed violence in excess. As the security situation becomes better in partner countries it is also expected that sec
urity situation becomes better regionally. When it becomes more difficult for terrorist to acquire weapons it is potentially possible to improve global security. http://www.un.org/disarmament/UNSCAR/
Healthy and well-nourished children studying The project 'Healthy and well-nourished children studying' is based on development cooperation work by the NGO Martsarin kummikouluyhdistys conducted in Kilingi area North Tanzania for nearly 30 years now. The people of the area are poor and the families c
annot afford educating their children without monetary help. The poor infrastructure of education (school premises) makes it difficult to deliver education - the state should take care of maintaining school buildings but this has not been possible. Healthc
are is also underdeveloped in the area and AIDS and malaria complicate the life of the community. Safeguarding basic education to all children of the area making health care available and enhancing the health conditions of the population by improving sanit
ation and by health instruction are core topics and goals in the voluntary work of the NGO. The aim is to help the community so that children and especially girls can go to school without financial limitation. The NGO also supports young people in their fu
rther education and thus securing better future for themselves. The school heath care work started by the NGO is specific in the area and there is good progress in preventing diseases (see attachment report by the school nurse Edita Tesha).The main benefic
iaries of the project are school children. The main activities for the funding period are maintenance and development of the health care system in the primary and secondary school of Kilingi by supplementing the equipment and increasing health education de
velopment of school education and the learning environment as well as improving sanitation by building new toilets to the school. The health education is beneficial also for the families of the pupils.Of the cross-cutting objectives of the Finnish developm
ent cooperation policy the actions of this project implement especially these two: promoting gender equality and reducing of inequality of all kind. Making education possible for all children secures their future especially in the case of girls and the liv
ing conditions of the poor people are improved by appropriate sanitation making it easier to take care of basic need. The project implements very well several of the principles in the guidelines of civil society  for NGO development cooperation giving for 
example the opportunity to a large number of NGO members the opportunity to a personal experience of development cooperation.
CPR/Yanji centalized heating project Kaukolampojarjestelman toimittaminen. Kaukolammon avulla poistetaan kaytosta suuri maara saastuttavia pienkattiloita.Suomalainen vieja YIT Environment Ltd ja hankkeen kiinalainen osapuoli Yanji Heating Company ovat hakeneet HSH Nordbank:lta korkotukiluotto
a. Lammon- ja energianjakelun luotettavuuden ja taloudellisuuden parantaminen seka hiilen tarpeen ja opaastomaarien vahentaminen, alueen saasteista johtuva sairastavuuus saadaan vahenemaan mika saastaa terveydenhuoltomenoja. Taloudellisen aktiviteetin lisa
aminen.
United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Finland's membership fee 2014 UNIDO is a UN specializd agency that promotes inclusive and sustainable development particularly in developing countris. Finland has been a member of UNIDO since 1966. Support to UNIDO is 100% ODA. In 2014 Finland's membership fee is EUR 547829.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) Community Health Education Programme. The programme aims to empower a local partner for independent community development work. Fida?s partner in Cambodia is Cambodia Global Ac
OHF - Sharaka Overall objective is to promote a more vibrant inclusive and representative civil society with the aim of improving community's quality of life in Aswan Governorate. Facilitating the dialogue between local government and civil society. Improving livelihood
s and leading job creation. Main beneficiaries are inhabitants on marginalised and remote communitities. with special focus on women and youth.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for PERU Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for PERU. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
UNDP: Strengthening the Capacity of National Human Rights Commission in Nepal The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) was established in May 2000 and was subsequently elevated to the status of a constitutional body by the 2007 Interim Constitution of Nepal. The commission has an extensive mandate to receive complaints conduct in
vestigations and make recommendations but it is lacking in enforcement powers. The UNDP coordinated joint financing project will enhance the capacity of NHRC in the areas of i) auditing human rights compliance issues in legislation policies plans practices
 and procedures which will ensure respect for human rights by state actors ii) ensuring the effective implementation of the international human rights instruments to fulfill state obligations iii) ensuring human rights in the forthcoming constitution and i
v) protecting and promoting the civil political and socio-economic rights. This project will support the NHRC to build both its capacity to work with stakeholders and to meet its accountability and obligations through public opinions inclusive work process
es and reporting. Finnish contribution to the UNDP-led basket fund has been ? 400 000 during 2009-2013. Additional Finnish funding of ? 200 000 is allocated for securing the undisrupted UNDP support to NHRC in view of the upcoming November 2013  parliament
 elections in Nepal and the nomination process of the new Human rights commissioners. Estimated implementation period  2013- 2016.
Reinforsement of Nairobi Distribution System The purpose of the Project known commonly as the Juja Road Substation Renewal is to reinforce the 132 kV and 66 kV distribution systems of Nairobi City and the greater Nairobi area by upgrading the Juja Road substation. This would help assure adequate and 
reliable energy to the area. The entire population of Nairobi is 31 million approximately with some 800000 in the Juja Division. The Project will become part of and help fully realize the advantages of an on-going Distribution Upgrading Project by effectiv
ely supplying the 66/11 kV primary substations which supply the commercial and industrial parts of the city and areas inhabited by extremely poor communities such as the Mathare Valley Kibera Makuri and other slums around Nairobi city. The Project cost is 
24 millions euros.
BT/Conservation of the Northern Protected Area Complex (NPAC) Project goal is to ensure effective management of Northern Protected Area Complex (NPAC) in Bhutan to conserve biodiversity ecological services and to provide required natural resources to local communities with appropriate climate change adaptation and mi
tigation strategies in place.
Programming of aid Programming of Finnish bilateral development aid to Mozambique. Focus being on the implementation monitoring and planning of the government development policy activities and programmes.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for YEMEN Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for YEMEN. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
Frame agreement with NGO (Fida Int.) The goal of the project is to increase the well-being of families and the environment in the project area. The purpose is to strengthen the capacity of the partner to respond to the challenges concerning environment and family welfare in the area. The scho
ol system in Iraqi Kurdistan uses subject teachers from kindergarten and teachers have little training in child-centered education methods. There is a wide variety in the access and quality of services to the disabled children: even a town with 100 000 inh
abitants is without any services. Environment is a new theme for the Kurds, littering nature and spending water in excess is common. About one million IDPs and Syrian refugees have entered Iraqi Kurdistan until September 2014. Especially Christian IDPs and
 refugees have seeked refuge in Ankawa, an Arab Christian suburb of Erbil. The partners of Fida are small local NGOs as well as governmental education offices in Sulaymaniyah Governorate. In Erbil Governorate, Fida partners with Assemblies of God Church, A
nkawa. Fida trains school and kindergarten teachers in addressing children with special needs and applying child-centered education methods. Fida coaches the partners into good project administration as well as consideration of gender, children's rights an
d psycho-social needs. Fida supports the church in Ankawa in relief work and in planning a school for the refugee and IDP children. In 2013, the environmental organization arranged an awareness week at two secondary schools. As a consequence, there are env
ironment clubs at both schools with one hundred members in total. New child-centered methods are in use at some kindergartens in Halabja. The partner working with the disabled has guided the families with disabled children in access to governmental service
s and provided psychosocial support by visiting the homes. The Assemblies of God Church opened a kindergarten with Fida support in 2013 (finished project 5442) and is running the services for multi-ethnic and multi-religious pupils.
Promoters of the rights of indigenous peoples Project further educates the 40 young indigenous peoples representatives that the organization have capacitated earlier about the cultural and legal rights of the indigenous peoples in order them to better defend those rights and take possible injustices t
o the legal instance. The education concentrates especially on questions of land law rights and right of access to health care. Educating the indigenous peoples own representatives to defend their rights serves the aim of spreading the knowledge and multip
lication of effects among the communities. Furthermore empowerment enables better monitoring detection and following-up of violations of the rights. Also representatives of three different indigenous peoples organizations are capacitated on these issues. A
s well a situation report about the state of the indigenous peoples rights and legal problems encountered by the communities will be published to increase awareness in the whole society and to enhance the implementation of the legal rights.
Community participation for improved forest governance in Sri Lanka Sri Lanka's protected natural forests are rapidly deteriorating due to unauthorized clearing for farming plantations and other top-down development activities. This reduces water resources and increases occurrence of floods and droughts. Increased human-el
ephant conflict causes severe damage to cultivations and other property. Other than ecological consequences forest clearing is  blocking out local communities and denying their customary rights to the forests. The overall objective is to sustain ecological
 services provided by forests for the benefit of the local communities. The ecological services include regulation of water regimes maintenance of soil quality biodiversity limiting erosion and land-slides and modulating micro-climate. The purpose is to im
prove forest governance with local communities' participation in decision making and management of forests. The provisions made in the Forest Policy for the participation of local communities when adequately implemented gives tools to sustainable managemen
t of forest resources. The project will facilitate the creation of Forest Governance Platforms (FGP) bringing together communities government stakeholders and other  stakeholders. Forest Management Plans (FMP) will be the most concrete output. They will be
 produced with due emphasis of making all voices (women marginalized groups) heard. Existing farmer's organisations and community based organisations will be empowered to join hands for more sustainable  forest use. The Forest Department will lead this pro
cess whereas the project will facilitate this by e.g. bringing together and raising awareness of different stakeholders and producing necessary studies on the use and biodiversity value of the forests. Sustainable forest management is complemented by a liv
elihood component that aims at improving livelihoods based on sustainable use of forest resources i.e. related to utilization of NTFPs. Communities are also provided legal support to protect them from illegal land-grabbing. The project will be implemented 
in three areas namely Nilgala (Monaragala District) and Welioya and Erathna (Ratnapura District). The direct beneficiaries will be the communities living adjacent to the natural forests who will be empowered to take part in the governance of the forests. I
ndirect benefits are extensive including thousands of down-stream farmer families as well as the global community in the form of preserving carbon stocks and biodiversity.
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) Alianza Biodiversidad : The resistance again monocultures and the building of peoples-led Food Souvereignty.
INT/International Trade Centre International Trade Centre ITCGeneral support 2012-13  4.9 MEUR and for the evaluation of ITC which will take place during the year 2013 maz Euro 100000.
Organisational Support for UN Women Finland The Finnish National Committee of UN Women applies the organisational support for the general activities and information. The association is one of the few organisations in Finland that specialises in women's and girl's position in society and it works in 
collaboration with the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women. Enhancing gender equality is one of the MDGs and also one of the cross-cutting objectives in the Finnish development policy programme.
Humanitarian assistance to Syria and the neighbouring countries/UNICEF Humanitarian assistance to Syria and the neighbouring countries/UNICEF
Support for the Unit of Int. Environmental Policy The year 2014 is significant in the two focal processes of creating  the global agenda: climate negotiations and preparing a post-2015 Development Agenda. The usage of the allocated funds focuses on those operations that are necessary for the functioning o
f the unit and which aim to enable Finland's broad and effective participation in different organisations and processes.
No Lost Generation -strategy. Aid to the education sector in Lebanon The NO Lost Generation is a regional strategy which is intended to influence the educationof those 6 million Syrian children which the current criss has made refugees in Syria and in its neighbouring countries. Finland's 5 million euros of aid is earmarked
 for UNICEF's activities in the education sector in Lebanon.  In addition to providing education to Lebanese children the funding is intended to assist the hundreds of thousands of Syrian children currently burdening the existing education system or who re
main completely without access to education. UNICEF will focus on ensuring pre-school aged children and elementary school students access to quality education in underserviced education areas in rural regions. In particular the aid targets groups which are
 in the most disadvantaged situation: children and young people. UNICEF also aims to strengthen the capacity of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finnish Red Cross) To improve the lives and the general health and sanitation conditions of the vulnerable communities through the promotion of the community based health care, water and sanitation activities and organizational development of the Sudenese Red Crescent Societ
y.
Psychiatry in primary health care-Teaching and support in Tanzania II Psychiatry in primary health care - Teaching and supporting in Tanzania
Promoting Child Rights through Educational Settings Statistics shows that more than 60% of the children in community schools of Kathmandu are child domestic workers and those in Kabhre one of the major supply side are vulnerable to separation. Teachers still have hangover of traditional teaching practice de
spite effort from the government and CSOs. Right to protection of these children is violated or at risk. Making the education system child friendly and improving the quality of education helps to secure children?s right to protection and education as funda
mental aspects of child right. The overall objective of the project is promoting child friendly schooling and enhancing quality education in four districts of Nepal: Kathmandu Bhaktapur Lalitpur and Kabhre. The project will promote previously formed struct
ures, however reformation will be done to revitalize the community structures and mechanisms as per need.The project works to promote right to protection of the children in community school of Kathmandu and Kabhre districts. This project will directly bene
fit the following: Community Schools Teachers Community people, member of Parent Teacher Associations (PTA) School Management Committees  (SMC) Village Education Committees (VEC) and Child Protection Committees (CPC)  children and child clubs, other local 
government authorities and  political leaders.Following activities will be carried out to achieve the project goal:1 Formation reformation capacity development and mobilization of local child protection and education related mechanisms like PTA SMC CPC CC 
and VEC2 Capacity development of teachers3 Promotion of value education among the children4 Material support to the needy children for reducing the vulnerability of drop out5 Basic infrastructure support to the needy schools6 Publication of different ICE m
aterials7 Identification of legal and policy gaps and lobby with governmentThe project makes mandatory provision 50% participation of women in decision making level of the community mechanisms and promotion of girls? education. Empowerment of women and mar
ginalized sector of community, women and children will enhance their bargaining capacity and help to promote their overall human right situation, it also help to reduce climate vulnerability with access to information and resources after being empowered. G
ender equality and climate sustainability are taught in the child clubs.