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Femmes rurales de Siliana moteur de l?ecotourisme et du developpement durable Contribuer au developpement durable et responsable de la zone en s?appuyant sur les potentialites humaines et naturelles de la region  notamment la femme rurales. les themes du projet sont: l?empowerment des femmes rurales a travers des activites socio-eco
nomiques et a travers l?ecotourisme la renforcement des capacites de la societe civile et finalement la protection et valorisation de l?environnement et du patrimoine a Siliana Tunisie.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) DRC Youth Empowerment . The specific objective is that ex-combatants, street kids and other marginalised youth are successfully reintegrated into the society and are able to generate income for self-sufficiency in a sustainable manner.
Frame agreement with NGO (Operation a Day?s Work) Projects in developing countries, unspecified
Support to information society and development of ICT sector in Tanzania The overall objective of the information society and ICT-sector development project (TANZICT) is to enhance  Tanzania?s socio-economic development in accordance with national development strategies and national vision 2025 by strengthening national sector 
guidance and coordination as well as science-  technology-  and innovation capacity and public ?private sector cooperation. The project started in 2011. The project purpose is on the one hand to facilitate revision of the government?s ICT policy and streng
thening of the capacity of the Ministry of Communication Science and Technology of Tanzania (MCST) and national institutions and on the other hand strengthening of the business environment in Tanzania especially from a perspective of technology enterprises
 and innovations. Practical innovation solutions will be developed within the framework of the innovation program.  Project?s mid-term review was carried out in 2013. The mid-term review brought out that the components related to the revision of government
?s ICT-policy and strengthening of the ministry had faced problems and delays but the innovation component had instead  progressed well and produced significant results.  Innovation spaces have been created for young technology entrepreneurs which has prom
oted generation of well-functioning entrepreneur communities.  Community based innovation activity has also got off a good start in six regions as well as business incubator activity and cooperation with the most important universities in Tanzania. The mid
-term review found that the project had also promoted the IT-skills entrepreneurship and innovation of vulnerable groups (women disabled youthpeople of remote and poor communities). The mid-term review recommended additional funding for the innovation comp
onent in order to achieve the original objectives and increase their impact further. The objective of the additional funding is to apply well-functioning concepts of Finland?s innovation system more broadly in Tanzania increase support to women entrepreneu
rs Living Lab centers and innovation spaces. The revision of ICT-policy and strengthening of the capacity of the Ministry are progressing again after delays.  The original budget for the project is 5 million euros. Additional funding is 08 million euros. T
he project period is 2011-15. Main actors: MCST COSTECH universities civil society organizations and private enterprises. Support services : Niras Finland Oy.
INT/Higher Education Institutions Institutional Cooperation Instrument (HEI ICI) Higher Education Institutions Institutional Cooperation Instrument (HEI ICI) supports the cooperation projects between the universities in Finland and in developing countries. The projects promote the administrative and educational capacity of the universi
ties of the developing country. The cooperation is based on the needs defined by the developing country institution and to the principles of reciprocal learning and of the equal partnership. In the programme Finnish universities can cooperate with the univ
ersities of all the ODA -countries priority is given however projects to long time cooperation countries to countries of the so-called transitional stage and to focus areas of Finland's regional development co-operation.  The aim of the programme is to str
engthen developing country HEIs as developmentally responsive institutions by enhancing administrative field-specific methodological and pedagogical capacity. The Centre For International Mobility CIMO administers the programme.
WHO Central African Republic Half of the 5 000 000 population of Central African Republic need immediate humanitarian assistance. UN estimates that already 1 000 000 has been forced to flee from their homes tens of thousands to the neighbouring states. Since January 2014 WHO teams hav
e been returning to CAR and WHO is resuming work with all health providers in the area to improve people's access to health services.
Frame agreement with NGO (Siemenpuu) Within the project 1) three workshops with forest-based indigenous peoples are organised in Kenya regarding mitigation safeguards and human rights norms and mechanisms, 2) three forest-based indigenous peoples? delegate?s dialogue with national government 
or related agencies is supported regarding safeguards mechanisms and standards and 3) IPACC materials on approaches for integrating indigenous and traditional knowledge into National Adaptation Plans are produced and launched at UNFCCC COP20 in Lima, Peru.
 The project aims to strengthen Kenyan forest-based indigenous peoples? collaboration in developing climate change mitigation safeguards, support their advocacy on the theme towards the government, as well as contribute to including traditional knowledge a
s part of the National Adaptation Plans. The mitigation aspect of the project benefits the Kenyan forest-based indigenous peoples (Sengwer, Ogiek and Yiaku), whereas the adaptation aspect benefits indigenous peoples across Africa. The approach and activiti
es have been designed and are implemented by the indigenous peoples themselves. IPACC was established as African indigenous peoples? network in 1997 as African indigenous delegates participating in different UN fora recognised the need for collaboration. I
t was registered as an independent NGO in South Africa in 2002. It has currently 133 member organisations in 23 countries, all of which are community based indigenous peoples? organisations.IPACC aims to support a regional network of indigenous peoples? co
mmunity based organisations across Africa to participate in UN and other multilateral policy forums, norms and standards setting processes, and to help members develop their capacity to lobby governments to promote and protect the rights of indigenous peop
les in line with the principles of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Themes addressed include human rights, gender equality, climate justice, environmental sustainability and natural resource governance. ipacc.org.za
Ecuador ICI-cooperation in the field of meteorology The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology of Ecuador INAMHI is an authoritative statutory body with legal status under the national Secretariat or Risks (Secretaria Naconal de Riesgos). It acts as the source of necessary hydro-meteorological data
 and services to different target groups for support in decision making. INAMiHI operates a nationwide observation network and maintains hydro-meteorological data records for climatic and environmental research. The main service products of INAMHI are hydr
o-meteorological forecasts including warnings and alerts on severe conditions.The institutional cooperation's overall objective is to reduce risks for the loss of human life and property caused by hazardous weather and changing climate in Ecuadorian societ
y. The project purpose is to improve readiness and capacity at INAMHI to manage and produce safety services on extreme natural phenomena for the Ecuadorian society. The cooperation focuses on building the capacity on know-how on hydro-meteorological observ
ation networks incl. data handling adoption of new observation technologies incl. weather radars and enhancing of weather and early warning services to mitigate impacts of natural hazards in Ecuador.The project beneficiaries are the INAMHI staff whose capa
city and know-how is strengthened. Other beneficiaries include different economic sectors of society e.g. agriculture energy with better agro-meteorological information and weather and climate services to plan and promote the use of hydro- solar and wind-p
ower facilities and generators. The availability of enhanced reliable and accessible weather services benefit the local population and their livelihoods and living conditions as well as resilience against climate induced risks.The implementing parties are 
Finnish Meteorological Institute and The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology of Ecuador INAMHI. The duration of the project is two and a half years 2012-2013 and budget 250 000 Euros.
VIET/Solar energy project in Vietnam Application of Solar Energy to mountainous and ethnic minority areas of Vietnam.
Strengthening biofarming approaches for additional income and social security of farmer families The problem which will be addressed is developing farming communities in southern India especially in regard to ecological farming. The agricultural education will be strengthened. Training and demonstrations for 300 women beneficiaries in the farming comm
unity will be organised yearly in six villages. The objective is to train the women in taking better use of chemical free manures insecticides pesticides and to cultivate organically and eco-friendly. Economically important plants and trees will be planted
 on the hedges of the farming area and the dwelling places. Through trainings and demonstrations multiple and intercropping patterns are used.  Preparing of compost and vermicompost for recycling of farm wastes will be demonstrated and made on the farms. T
hus farming is made profitable and suitable for future generations and ecologically beneficial to the community as a whole. Establishment of demonstration units for horticulture floriculture and poultry are organized as well as a beekeeping unit in the par
tner's premises.Awareness trainings are planned in timely insemination of livestock awareness of ill effects of open defecation and drinking of polluted water. Other training issues are hygiene health and nutrition. The importance of education is stressed.
 Children from 5 to 15 years go to school. During three years 900 women beneficiaries will be empowered to unite and form self help groups. Within self help groups the women beneficiaries are encouraged to regular savings and individual entrepreneurial act
ivities. Through self help groups linked to Commercial Banks for subsidy loans and savings the women from six different villages will get additional income become economically self reliant and acquainted with social activities.
Mental Health Programme in Tanzanian Prisons Development TargetThe goal is to ensure better psychiatric health during and beyond the prison term thus furthering their intregration back in to normal society.Development ProblemThe Tansanian ministy of health has revealed in their study that the state o
f the psychiatric care is bad worse than in any other society and needs immediate improvement.Main Goals1. In the 15 large prisons the prison doctors and nurses should have basic psychiatric knowledge.2. The psychiatric diseases of the prisoners are able t
o be identified diagnosed and treated at the basic level and also able to refer the more problematic cases to further treatment.3. Prisoners with alchol and drug related problems are able to be identified and treated.4. The teaching doctors in the prison s
ystem colleges should have the ability to teach new prison doctors and supervisors basic psychiatry. This will be integrated in the lesson plan.5. The psychiatric treatment will be scaled.Cross-cutting development policy1. Gender  equality: The only female
 and youth prisons in Tansania have been chosen within the 30 project prisons.2. Reducing psychiatric prisoners treatment and rehabilitation unequality in prisons. Therefore improving their survival in society after prison.Creating new structuresWith the p
roject the prison system creates a protocol where prisons will be scaled. The smaller ones will send basic level psychiatric problems to the 30 biggest prisons and from there the most problematic will be forwarded to the central mental health care prison u
nit.Main beneficiariesThe prisoners who suffer from psychiatric problems upon arrival and those whose problems have manifested during the prison term.Key project activities1. Two seminars (5 + 3 days) will be held on the basics of psychiatry and on the tre
atment of alcohol and drug related problems to 45 prison doctors and nurses.2. Two tutorial consultations will be made to all 20 project prisons for those doctors and nurses will gather information on each psychiatric patient. 3. To the participants litera
ture will be handed out.4. The prison systems colleges teacher doctors will obtain basics of psychiatry pedadogic teaching and basic psychiatric literature.
Tonle Sap Poverty Reduction and Smallholder Development Project Poverty reduction of the smallholders living in Tonle Sap lake area. The project will be implemented in four provinces in the Tonle Sap lake eastern part. Project enhances livelihoods of smallholders improves productivity creates new job opportunities and 
improves food security. A special focus are women in rural areas and the creation of job opportunities for them. The project involves several ministries district and communune authorities. Project enhances good governance in provinces dirstrict and commune
s. Project supports use of technological applications especially ICT in alleviating poverty and enhancing good agricultural practices as well as building capacity to protect environment. ADB and IFAD support the project.
Frame agreement with NGO (SASK) IndustriALL Union Building through HIV/AIDS Workplace Action
Frame agreement with NGO (FIDIDA) Empowering Women with Disabilities to Improve their Livelihoods. WHAT: The project supports the social and economic independence of women with disabilities in Ethiopia.WHY: In Ethiopia parents rarely send women with disabilities to school, because it is co
nsidered that women with disabilities do not need these opportunities. Uneducated and unemployed women with disabilities are easily trapped in poverty.HOW: Trainings and peer support increase the self-esteem of the women and their activeness in society. Po
sitive attitudinal change towards women with disabilities in the society has an impact on the parents of the disabled women as well and more women have an opportunity to educate themselves. The project benefits women with disabilities who are supported to 
set up their own enterprise and provided opportunities to support themselves.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is implemented by Ethiopian Women With Disability National Association (EWDNA).
Online publications The realisation of the objectives of Finland's development policy requires support from citizens and their confidence in the effectiveness and potential impact of any actions taken.  The MFA's Development Communications Unit is responsible for raising publ
ic awareness about global development issues and the objectives themes and results of Finland's development policy.  Effective development communications require that medium and message meet citizen and stakeholder needs that texts be written in clear lang
uage and that each message be tailored to its target group.  Information is made available not only through traditional official channels but also via social media and at public events.  Specific programmes are being prepared to help the media learn about 
development issues and development cooperation.  The Development Communications Unit (VKO-40) produces topical material for the ministry's websites. Global.finland.fi will not be updated after 30 April 2014. The expenses incurred by online publications inc
lude the planning and setting up of the online service of Kehitys-Utveckling magazine involvement in the maintenance and development of new ministry websites and costs arising from the publication of information produced by ICT systems.
Public Financial Management Reform Programme in Tanzania Public Financial Management Reform Program in Tanzania aims at supporting sustainable economic development by strengthening country?s public financial management. Through it the provision of public services will be strengthened which is an essential part o
f poverty reduction. The program has been implemented since 1998 and it has already achieved several improvements in public financial management. The program has developed a comprehensive debt management system and financial planning model that supports lo
ng-term and sustainable macro- economic planning. The quality of budgeting and transparency of budgeting process has also been developed. The program has broadened Tanzania?s tax base and own fund-raising. The electronic systems developed through the progr
am together with strengthened financial management will decrease the risk for mismanagement. The capacity of procurement authority has strengthened which will improve the accountability of the use of public finances and decrease the risk for corruption. Th
e program has also strengthened the capacity of state auditors which will help the role of controlling authorities like the parliament in supervising the use of public finances.                                                                               
                                                                  The on-going IV phase of the program will continue to develop comprehensively the financial management by supporting and developing the tax collection the quality of budgeting and planning r
esults-based allocation and utilization of resources as well as transparency accountability and effectiveness of the administration.
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) The capacity of Njombe Secondary School for the Deaf is built by sending nine teachers to different level of special education trainings during three years. The project also enables the school to employ one deaf teacher and one deaf assistant teacher in or
der to enhance and improve the use of sign language in teaching. The project also supports some outreach activities like study trips and cooperation with other schools in the area. Njombe Secondary School for the Deaf is the only secondary school for the d
eaf in Tanzania. The school follows the national curricula for ordinary secondary schools and the teachers are ordinary secondary school teachers who lack competence and expertise of special education and sign language. Insufficient communication skills an
d special needs not met lead to difficulty in learning and teaching and poor academic performance in national examinations. Through trainings the teachers will adopt the awareness, knowledge and pedagogic skills crucial for their work among deaf students. 
The use of Tanzanian sign language will be increased and students? performance improved. The beneficiaries of the project are the teachers, other staff of the school, deaf students and their families and communities. Project is implemented by the ELCT Njom
be School for the Deaf which is owned by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania.
FLC - Simpang Jernih Women's Cocoa Production Improvement Initiative Jembatan Masa Depan (JMD) an Indonesian-registered local NGO operating in Aceh province proposes to assist a self-formed and previously assisted women?s coco farming association to double its membership and plantation/tree portfolio improve cocoa bean prod
uction by 50% transition to an 85% organic fertilizer and pest/disease control system (IPM) and increase farm gate prices by 25% over the life of a 3 year integrated farming project that uses significant cultivation soil management propagation and business
 management/peer farmer education training.A labor intensive livelihood cocoa farming is traditionally a man?s domain. The women of Simpang Jernih however are determined to make their small cooperative farms as productive and sustainable as they can be. In
 November 2012 JMD sold some of its capital assets in order to make an additional 6-month commitment to the fledgling women?s cocoa association that included the provision of basic tools association planning and expansion assistance and an extensive week-l
ong training by a subject matter expert available to the entire community which would serve as the basis for both a sub-district-wide effort to engage in good farming practices that improve their livelihoods and assist in the preservation of the protected 
forest and for the association?s transition to the next level of economic development and autonomy.  JMD and the women?s association propose to build off the success of this last phase of the cocoa farming initiative which will end in May 2013 by embarking
 in June 2013 on a 3-year Phase III cocoa farming assistance project that includes successive agriculture and business/marketing trainings the development of stronger disease resistant trees (IPM) the doubling of the association membership and land/tree ma
ss and the transition from chemical to organic fertilizer production which if successful will be a community-wide effort and financial/agricultural benefit that reflects the community?s widely accepted integrated farming model.
Strengthen the Capability of Vietnamese Enterprises Exporting Agricultural and Fishery Products to Finland and Nordic Market The overall objective of the project is to improve the capacity of processing and export of agricultural products and seafood exporters of Vietnam strengthening trade and investment relations between Vietnam and Finland and Nordic region.Specific objective
s of the project include:- Enhancing access to information regulation and market opportunities for Vietnam enterprises,- Improving the capacity of production and processing enterprises in Vietnam to meet the regulations applicable to goods imported to Finl
and and Nordic region,- Support Vietnamese enterprises in researching the market and finding trade and investment opportunities in Finland and Nordic region,- Contribute to enhancing trade and investment relations between Vietnam and Finland as well as the
 Nordic countries through the promotion of trade investment.
Frame agreement with NGO (Fairtrade Finland) Development of small producer organizations in Honduras