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Community based outreach project among elderly Traditionally the role of older people in Namibia has been to advise their families and communities and to receive care and respect by their children. Today their role is often overlooked. Elderly people need immediate social support and practical assistan
ce but it is likely that public support will assume greater dimension only over the coming years. Immediate objectives of the project are: 0) Effective project management and administration 1) Strengthened capacities of Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namib
ia (ELCIN) to develop community work approach to vulnerable elderly people 2) Successfully performed pilot projects that contribute to empowerment of most vulnerable elderly people and 3) Raising awareness of the various roles elderly people could have in 
the society. Human rights and gender equality are strongly emphasised. Namibia has seen the breaking down of the moral fabric within communities which causes a lack of respect for elderly people. Older women in particular have to deal with a double battle 
as they face abuse and inequality because of their age and gender.The project does not create any new structure or institution as it will be positioned at the office of social service by ELCIN. Along with the project ELCIN will be capacitated to create a n
ew community work approach for the most vulnerable elderly people.   The ultimate beneficiaries of the project are the most vulnerable elderly people over the age of 60 and their communities. Particularly attention is paid to marginalised elders without fa
mily members and vulnerable kinship caregivers who unexpectedly find themselves in the position of raising a second family. In both cases elderly people are subject to abuse. Major indirect beneficiary is the ELCIN.The key project activities include buildi
ng the capacity for effective project management supporting administration with well developed monitoring systems conducting needs and resources analysis designing pilot projects on the basis of the analysis training personnel and volunteers in ageing rela
ted issues developing new models and working methods conceptualising community housing building targeted home-dwelling pilot building community adult education programme building foster grandparents programme organising oral history workshops creating syne
rgies with youth work in communities organising youth-elderly workshops and building networks for effective sharing and awareness raising.
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) Organising Private and New Generation of Financial Sector in Bangladesh and Nepal through South-South Partnership. This project will contribute to grow unions and the power of UNI / UNI APRO to improve the working conditions and lives of finance and insura
nce sector workers in Bangladesh and Nepal.
PEN Ethiopia Strengthen the capacity of human rights defenders in Ethiopia by participating human right groups in the good governance building of the country through training in Venice School of Human Rights. The Ethiopian public will benefit when good governance and t
he rule of law prevails.
INT/CGIAR CGIAR founded in 1971  is a global partnership that coordinates supports and implements agricultural research for the benefit of rural poor in developing countries. CGIAR's operations are guided by a strategy and results framework and implemented through t
he research centers' joint programs. The research work is carried out  by 15 CGIAR centers working in collaboration with other national and international research organizations development institutions and the private sector. The quality and strategic alig
nment of the research work is ensured by an independent group of experts and results are assessed by an independent evaluation arrangement. The strategic objective of CGIAR  is through research to reduce rural poverty improve food security nutrition and he
alth and support the sustainable use of natural resources in developing countries. Population growth land degradation and pollution the depletion of water resources as well as the consequences of climate change call for improved productivity and sustainabi
lity of agricultural production and emphasize the need for agriculture and forestry research.The resultsof the work of CGIAR centers in strengthening food security and improving the sustainability of natural resource use in developing countries are indispu
table. Investments in agricultural research are according to international studies highly productive. Through the development of more sustainable and productive crop varieties CGIAR is estimated to have increased food production by 4-5 per cent globally an
d 7-8 per cent in developing countries. CGIAR's work is well aligned with  the key objectives of the Finnish Development Policy Programme and the Development Policy Guidelines on Agriculture and Food Security. Finland's support to CGIAR will amount to EUR 
6 million during the years 2015-2017. The financing will be channelled partly as general assistance to the CGIAR system and partly as direct support to those CGIAR institutions which have established close co-operation with Finnish reasearch organizations.
AGAR Ethiopia Charitable Society Basic business and vocational skill training for human trafficked women.
Implementation of the Strategic Plan (2013 - 2017) of the Tanzania Human Rights Defenders Coalition for year 2013 The main objective of the Tanzania Human Rights Defenders Coalition is to work towards enhancing the security and protection of the HRDs in Tanzania. It's specific objectives are to empower and build the capacity of HRDs in Tanzania in security and managem
ent, to enhance the security and protection of HRDs and to advocate for the recognition of HRDs and the work that they do in Tanzania. the Coalition seeks funds to be used for launching security need assessment, preparation of annual report on the state of
 human rights defenders in Tanzania, emergence funds for legal support for HRDs, protection emergence fund,maintaining protection desk and office management. The target groups are journalists HRDs PastoralistsHRDs Minority HRDs Human rights lawyers and whi
stle blowers+ women HRDs.The final results of the activities are: community capacity to address HRDs rights improved, HRDs and CSOs security management and protection capacities improved/created/enhanced, security management self protection at individuals 
level and National Protection System improved, networking and information sharing among HRDs improved, the number of people joining the work of human rights promotion increased, threats and attacks towards HRDs decreased, coalition management capacity incr
eased, awareness of the community to HRDs issues increased due to report issued, emergence and hotlines are in place, coalition Good Governance and accountability improved, coalition's visibility improved and accessed by the targeted group
PYM Holistic Rehabilitation Intervention to persons with Autism - Provide holistic rehabilitation service to autistic students at the Joy Center - Organize a conference on the situation of children with Autism in Addis Abeba city - Design and erect autism awareness raising roadside billboards at selected places in AA -
 Enhance human resource capacity of the Joy Center - Arrange monthly parents' support group discussions and - Economic Empowerment of single mothers of children with autism
Frame agreement with NGO (Operation a Day?s Work) The project  targets children and youth living and working on the streets in Nairobi and Kisumu, as well as rural and urban communities  where children have a high risk of going to the streets. The project works through both curative and preventive ways. I
t uses the street association model  developed by Undugu Society of Kenya aiming at reforming street children into decent, honest and well-meaning citizens. The Model includes 4 stages of transformation, namely formation, capacity building, empowerment, an
d disengagement.  The preventive measures include supporting parents in parenting skills and sensitizing them to understand the importance of bringing up children in a safe environment away from the street. Teachers are trained to be able to  identify pote
ntial child rights violations and take up the appropriate action. The project also targets media houses to provide airtime for youths to share their views and  to actively  participate on various social issues affecting them.
Frame agreement with NGO (FIDIDA) Independent living + HRs of PwD (Handikos). WHAT: The project promotes independent living opportunities for people with disabilities by training DPO Handikos for advocacy work and by raising disability awareness.WHY: In Kosovo the incoherence of the disabi
lity field complicates lobbying the policy makers because there is no common voice for the disabled. By raising disability awareness among the disabled and nondisabled population the society is more aware about the human rights of disabled people.HOW: Advo
cacy training helps DPOs to defend these rights. The project benefits the members of Handikos and through policy making the whole disabled populatio
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) The activities are to increase the capacity of journalists about the connection between intellectual property rights rights and human rights, to achieve wider media coverage for the right to health campaign, to promote the right to health by identifying th
e political and moral demands and by modifying them as rights and constitutional obligations, applying of legal means, such as by making a legal analysis, by participating in the trials and developing of legal strategies,  to increase and to make more effi
cient the networking and co-operation of local organizations, in order to enable them to make the state responsible for human rights obligations regarding the right to health, to increase the capacity of national organizations to understand the right to he
alth, and to make the related advocacy. ESC rights are fulfilled unevenly across the country and between different population groups, and in particular the most vulnerable groups are affected by the situation. The project aims to: 1) get the media interest
ed in intellectual property rights and human rights in the context as well as the right to health, 2) to promote the health right based litigation and other legal instruments, 3) advocacy work by networking and co-operation of the NGO field, and 4) to incr
ease the capacity of national NGOs to understand the right to health. As direct beneficiaries of the project are 25 journalists involved in the training, non-governmental leaders participating in the meetings and the coalition (the Coalition is Maternal He
alth) and political decision-makers. The project will also benefit the most vulnerable groups who currently suffer the most from the Ugandan health system shortcomings. Center for Health, Human Rights and Development CEHURD was established in 2007 and regi
stered in December 2009. It works in the health-related rights and public health legislation. CEHURDin activities focus on the most vulnerable groups such as women, children, orphans, sexual minorities, HIV-positive, disabled people and refugees.
Improving the reproductive health and quality of life of girls and women in the Eastern Province of Zambia The project Improving the reproductive health and quality of life of girls and women in the Eastern Province of Zambia a continuation of the 2011-2013 project focuses on a broad scale of problems related to reproductive and maternal health. This rights-bas
ed project focuses on preventing teenage pregnancies and early marriages but also helping teens who are already pregnant.The project aims to prevent teen pregnancies and early marriages which continue to be serious problems in the Eastern Province of Zambi
a. The project aims at addressing these by targeting the youth who are in school and educating them using a participatory Theatre for Community Action.  Out of school youths are reached through focus group discussions conducted by community facilitators an
d will be taught about the importance of education. Parents and traditional leaders will also be educated and informed on the law against early marriages their disadvantages for youths and the importance of keeping girls in school. The project aim is to re
duce the number of school dropouts in accordance with the government re-entry policy that allows young mothers to return to school.The project also focuses on aiding young mothers and pregnant teenagers in rural villages. Young mothers and pregnant teenage
rs are identified either by community volunteers from Safe Motherhood Action Groups or through focus group discussions conducted by community facilitators. They are informed about the school re-entry policy importance of education available options and att
ending health services. They will receive life skills training and information on their reproductive rights.The project will complement government efforts by forming Safe Motherhood Action Groups in project areas. The Groups will be provided with bicycle a
mbulances and they will educate pregnant women and new mothers about reproductive health. Pregnant women will be educated on the importance of attending health services and provided with information outside clinics as well. Safer deliveries in clinics are 
encouraged. Postnatal clinic visits are also encouraged for maternal and new-born health. These issues are addressed in interactive community based drama sessions and focus group discussions.
Luth. Churches Diakonia and social justice program Improve the capacity of the Lutheran Churches in Botswana (ELCSA-BD ELCB) in diaconal involvement to carry their social responsibility applying the rights-based approach. In phase II the aim is to localise the programme and integrate it to be part of the c
hurches' normal activities further strengthen the creation of diaconal operational structures in the partner organisations and to build knowledge on participatory community development.
ETI/Humanitarian aid for drought victims,WFP Food Security in Ethiopia is constantly  in fragile situation because of the drought poverty and the refugees coming from the neighbouring countries. Humanitarian assistance to WFP to Ethiopia is 1 MEUR. An estimated 2.7 million relief food beneficiaries a
re identified to require emergency relief foodassistance in 2014. The need for WFP for the half of the 2014 is 2955 million USD. Humanitarian assistance to WFP in Ethiopia is 1 MEUR.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Cambodia?s 2001 Land Law attempted to limit encroachment into state land (technically about 80% of Cambodia?s land area) while providing for legal expansion of smallholder agriculture through the distribution of up to five hectares of state land as ?social
 land concessions? which would be eligible for title after five years of continuous occupation and use. In 2003, Sub-Decree 19 on Social Land Concessions (SLCs) was enacted which provided for a locally initiated and managed process of planning and implemen
ting SLCs. In late 2005, the State Land Management Sub-Decree provided the legal basis for district and provincial levels of Government to work with communes to identify and officially allocate state lands for SLCs.Land and Advocacy Development Project (LA
DP) has been prepared to provide capacity building on Alternative Dispute resolution (ADR) Land Rights and Land Registration, Advocacy, Women Rights, and relevant laws to ensure that the people are aware of ADR and the responsibilities of government and ot
her duty-bearers to fulfill, to protect and respect communities? rights. In addition, the capacity of the duty bearers will be strengthened to be able to fulfill their obligations to realise concerned communities? rights. Objectives:? To promote democratic
 participation and human rights at the grassroots level by educating and supporting vulnerable groups, victims of land dispute and local government (Commune Councils) to become more effective at advocating their communities? needs.? To ensure the most vuln
erable groups are able to access to their agriculture land and control over productive resources and assets for enhancing their livelihood activities. Rights- holders /beneficiaries: Approximately 1 000 households located in 25 villages at selected LWD pro
gramme areas in Kampong Speu, Kampong Chhnang, Pursat, Battambang provinces will benefit from the project. The district Cadastral Commission, local authority and LWD staff will benefit from the project through capacity building on Alternative Dispute Resol
ution. Implementing partner: Life with Dignity (LWD)LWD has been working together with FCA in partnership for over 20 years to improve the livelihoods of the poor and marginalised in rural Cambodia, engaging both rights-holders and duty-bearers. Since 2011
, the partners have been implementing a land rights awareness project in Kampong Chhnang and Kampong Speu provinces with the aim at increasing awareness on land rights and land registration of vul
Connecting political actors: preparing inclusive reforms The main goal of the project is to advance the process of democratization in Tunisia at the local level through the promotion of pluralist democracy participatory government and inclusive decision-making. The project aims to strengthen local dialogue that 
trascends party lines improve the capacity of entities supporting the multi-party system. Special attention is given to the participation and capacity-building of women.
Strengthening National Tuberculosis Programmes in Response to Somalia?s TB Epidemic The continuation project builds on the previous projects achievements and lessons learned. Tuberculosis continues to be one of the main health problems in Somalia. In addition more and more people are diagnosed or suspected of carrying multi-drug resistant
 tuberculosis (MDR-TB) a form of TB caused by bacteria strains that do not respond to the medicines used in standard TB treatment. PSR is one of the leading agencies working on detecting MDR-TB cases in Somalia and the aim is to increase the local capacity
 on MDR detection through cultures and drug susceptibility tests. In addition PSR will continue to facilitate the operations of two TB Centres offering WHO recommended DOTS Protocol for TB patients/suspects and their families. These clinics are located in 
Hargeisa and Mogadishu respectively. The centres will continue to offer voluntary HIV-testing for TB patients.The objectives of the continuation project are similar to those set for the previous project. The project has been designed in such a way that it 
supports and strengthens Somalia?s own National Tuberculosis Programmes which are part of the Ministries of Health. This project also supports the implementation related to the so-called Somalia Compact which includes the key features of the Peace and Stat
e-building Goals (PSG) of Somalia. In particular this project supports the realization of Goal 5 namely Revenue and Services. At the same time it is in line with other key elements of the Compact such as inclusiveness and increased participation of citizen
s. In addition to the support from the MFA Finland PSR?s TB work in Somalia is supported by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS Tuberculosis and Malaria. All the GF projects support the implementation of the NTPs meaning that this project is also closely linked 
to the overall GFATM TB Programme. Another component of PSR?s TB work is related to WFP?s Nutrition Program. With the support of WFP PSR continues to distribute food products for TB patients and their families with the aim of helping some of the most vulne
rable people of the country. The main beneficiaries of the project include the local people in Hargeisa and Mogadishu suspected or diagnosed with TB ? and their families. The project will ensure that there is no discrimination whatsoever when it comes to a
ccess to treatment and services.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Foundation for Human Rights/KIOS) Legal assistance, human rights training, monitoring, and authorities? capacity building. Groups' guerrilla violence has ceased, but women continue to suffer from violence and a threat of rape committed by the security forces. Local human rights organizatio
ns reported the rape to be a very common across the country. The police and the judiciary in general process the cases only if the victim is a very young child. Especially young girls, who are attending school far from home, or looking for work, experience
 sexual violence. The project aims to contribute to reducing violence against women and to provide legal aid for victims of sexual violence and their children. In addition, the goal is the capacity building of legal officers of gender-based violence, as we
ll as supervising the creation of local committees and their capacity building. The project's focus is on promoting women's rights. The target group is made up of victims of sexual violence, women and children as well as women in prisons. In addition,  leg
al advisers, local authorities and community leaders will be participating in the project activities. Association des Femmes Juristes au Burundi ( AFJB ) is an organization set up in 1995 , with long-term experience of legal assistance and training for fem
ale victims of sexual violence.
Sclool and educational institutions development awareness. Promotion of development awareness. School and educational institutions information.
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) The project supports a research initiative related to youth employment, reasons for youth un- and underemployment and the position of young workers in the labour market, taking as examples so called megaprojects in five places around the country. After com
pletion of the research report there will be a launching / publishing event, distribution and use in the relevant affiliate unions of OTM-CS. OTM-CS has recently started research activities by elaborating a high quality general overview of the current labo
ur market situation, but has since not had sufficient resources to carry out other research projects with more limited thematic focus, however, this kind of research reports are important tools for the unions to defend the interests of members and engage i
n policy ? advocacy work. As results it is expected that the visibility and more active intervention capacity of the trade union movement improves, the negotiation and advocacy work becomes more effective and these indirectly boost membership growth and ac
tive participation. Beneficiaries are members of the 16 OTM-CS affiliates. The project is carried out by the older and bigger of the two Mozambican national centres Organizacao dos Trabalhadores de Mocambique ? Central Sindical OTM-CS.