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Programme planning Sub-Saharan Africa Ohjelman suunnittelu Saharan eteläpuoleinen Afrikka Allocation for Regional Programme Planning will be used for project preparation conducting of studies and evaluation audits seminar arrangements travel costs related  to prgramme monitoring and sectoral seminars. The funds will be used by the Department fo
r Africa and the Middle East and  the Empassy of Finland in Pretoria and in Windhoek. Based on delegation agreements the Department will earmark a certain amount of the funds for the Embassy. Ohjelmansuunnittelurahaa tullaan käyttämään hankevalmistelutyöhön selvitysten tekoon tilintarkastuksiin seminaarien järjestämiseen sekä kokous- valmistelu- ja seurantamatkoihin. Varat käytetään eteläisen ja läntisen Afrikan yksikössä sekä 
Lusakan Pretorian ja Windhoekin edustustoissa. Suunnittelurahasta korvamerkitään erikseen edustustodelegoinnin mukaisesti edustustojen käytettäväksi ALI:n valtuuttama summa.
F.a: Sustainable Agriculture Project for Rural Women in Liberia A large proportion of the economically active population of Liberia is engaged either directly or indirectly in small-holder subsistence agriculture, but the bulk of the population still suffers from food insecurity. Women are major players in the agricult
ural sector, where they constitute the majority of small-holder producers and the agricultural labor force in general.  Women carry heavy workload and have multiple roles that include earning income and managing their household. At the same time, cultural 
and social organisation limit women’s access to and control over productive assets. Within the agriculture sector, poultry production still remains a challenge with approximately 95% of the poultry produce being imported from abroad. The project improves
 the poultry sector to a more viable and sustainable sector and in particular targets vulnerable women. The overall objective of the project is to reduce poverty among rural, female-headed households through the development of backyard poultry farming. Add
itional objective is transformation of partner’s semi-commercial poultry farm into a profit-making independent business entity that integrates backyard farmers into a larger production system and generates income for implementing partner to carry out rur
al development projects thereby reducing its dependency on donor funding and thus increase its sustainability. The project will have the following expected results/impact: 1) Functional and independent farm/production unit developed and opportunities for b
usiness expansion created; 2) beneficiaries income earning capacities improved through backyard poultry layer (egg production); 3) improved farming methods for the cultivation of crops (corn and soya) for feed production adopted by beneficiaries.The projec
t activities include training beneficiaries through an established Farmers Field Schools (FFS) approach, providing assorted farming tools and implements, and supporting construction of mini-poultries and providing point-to-lay layers at first stage. Other 
activities include promoting the formation of farmers’ cooperatives and training of participants in small business development and management skills in order to properly market and manage their products. In addition, business development support is provi
ded to the implementing partner. Rights-holders/beneficiaries: Rural women, in particular vulnerable women  Implementing partner:  Project New Outlook (PNO)
F.a: Northern Kenya integrated development project (NOTKID) Turkana Livelihoods and DRR Project. The objective is that targeted communities in Turkana West practice sustainable livelihoods that are resilient to natural disasters.
WFD Human Rights Project in the Maghreb Region WFDn ihmisoikeushanke Pohjois-Afrikassa The purpose of this project called ?WFD Human Rights Project in the Maghreb Region? has goals to strengthen the national associations of the deaf through a training program on organisational leadership and to increase awareness of the society on deaf issue
s and human rights in the North Africa. Through these goals it is aimed to mainstream the deaf people's human rights in all aspects including the local level disability planning and policies. The two year projects is in Algeria Libya Mauritania Morocco and
 Tunisia. The Project activities are conducted in Tunisia and Morocco and the budget is 276.82200 euros. In the OECD/DAC classification  Mauritania is a LDC Morocco is a lower middle income country and Algeria Tunisia and Libya are upper middle income clas
s countries. The project consists of the following main activities: a) Two training programs delivered to 20 deaf leaders (hereafter the ?deaf participants?) consisting of a fair mix of female male and youth participants per year b) Seminars to the wider d
eaf communities in the two countries the Project is conducted with invitations to other stakeholders c) Meetings with local agencies and other DPOs. WFDn ihmisoikeushankkeen tavoitteena on vahvistaa kansallisia kuurojenjärjestöjä järjestöjohtajuuskoulutuksilla ja lisätä yhteiskunnallista tietoisuutta kuurouteen ja ihmisoikeuksiin liittyvissä asioissa Pohjois-Afrikan maissa. Näiden tavoitteiden
 kautta pyritään valtavirtaistamaan kuurojen ihmisten ihmisoikeuksia kaikilla alueilla mukaan lukien paikallisissa vammaissuunnitelmissa ja politiikoissa. Kaksivuotisen hankkeen kohdemaita ovat Marokko Algeria Tunisia Mauritania ja Libya. Aktiviteetit ke
skitetään Tunisiaan ja Marokkoon ja budjetti on 276 822 euroa. OECD/DAC-luokituksella Mauritania on LDC-maa Marokko on alemman keskitulotason maa ja Algeria Libya ja Tunisia ovat ylemmän keskitulotason maita. Hankkeen pääaktiviteetit ovat a) kaksi kou
lutusohjelmaa vuodessa 20 kuurolle johtajalle (naisia miehiä nuoria) b) seminaari laajemmalla kuurojen yhteisölle ja c) tapaamisia paikallisten toimijoiden ja vammaisjärjestöjen kanssa.
F.a: Campaigning for Decent Work in Construction, Wood and Forestry The project improves working conditions of construction and forestry workers in Zambia and Mozambique through a multifaceted strategy. Numbers of members and their dues payments income are increased and the knowhow of members and their representatives is i
mproved. Negotiations are intensified and the quality of collective agreements improved, making use of e.g. multinational corporations mapping results, with the aim to influence working conditions of the whole production chain (including subcontractors and
 agency workers). Finally, a campaign is run for the ratification and implementation of ILO Conventions no. 94 (conditions in public investment projects) and no. 167 (health and safety in construction sector).Mozambique and Zambia belong to the fastest gro
wing economies in the world with their annual 7-8 % growth rates, which are mainly due to the vast natural resources in mining, oil, gas and forestry sectors. Alongside with these production sectors there are in both countries large on-going infrastructure
 projects that aim at supporting other economic growth. Despite the growth rates the majority of the population remains poor, because atypical forms of employment (such as agency labour and sub-contracting) are more the rule than the exception also in grow
th sectors like construction. Salary levels are inadequate for decent living and trade union resources are rather limited especially in the very challenging and mostly company level negotiation system. Through this project unions in Zambia and Mozambique c
an with our support increase their membership base and negotiation power, as well as influence legislation and public investments of their countries.Increased membership numbers, financial sustainability and improved know-how provide the unions with negoti
ation power and campaign visibility, and these in turn are likely to influence industrial policies of the sector.Beneficiaries are current and new members of the unions, shop stewards, health and safety representatives, campaign coordinators, organisers, e
ducators and lead negotiators in union leadership.The project is implemented by Building and Wood Workers’ International (BWI) and its affiliate unions in Mozambique and Zambia.
F.a: Organizational capacity building program for the deaf and hard of hearing in Gambia FAD: Organisational capacity building program for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Gambia. WHAT: The project supports the organizational capacity building of Gambia Association of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Gambia (GADHOH). The long term development ob
jective of the project is an empowered Gambian Deaf Community so that Deaf people have a strong positive Deaf identity and can act on equal basis with the hearing people in the society. WHY: The status of the deaf is weak in Gambia. The status of sign lang
uage as the first language of the deaf has not been recognized. The majority of the deaf live in poverty, without opportunities to education or a vocation. HOW: By supporting the regional activities of GADHOH the amount of their members grow and more deaf 
and hard of hearing grow aware about their rights. Through influencing and information dissemination the aim is to shift the attitudes of the society and influence decision making, development of services, and the realization of rights. The main beneficiar
ies are the deaf, their families, and the national association, giving it an opportunity to improve its organizational capacity.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is implemented by Gambia Association of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing GADHOH
F.a: Access to Education for CWDs Creating an information centre for matters concerning access to education of Children with Disabilities.  The project plan contains 4 educational seminars to Parents of Children with Disabilities  and 1 seminar for the workers of educational sector. The ai
m is to reach 150 parents and persons with disabilities.
F.a: No Child Left Behind The purpose of the project is to increase the level of knowledge and skills in the working area communities of Bhaktapur, Sarlahi and Rukum districts through quality basic education and vocational training. The project will be implemented by Fida Internati
onal's partner NGO called Transformation Nepal together with government bodies and local communities. The major target groups are the poor dalit, madhesi and janajati children and youth.  The right based approach is emphasized in the project; this means th
at the priority is given to dalit, young women, poorest and socially excluded groups. The strategic principles of the project are community initiation, participation and empowerment on issues related to children. The project will support teachers in fiftee
n government schools in Sarlahi and Rukum districts to create child friendly education. The project also encourages 8-14 year old school drop-outs to continue their studies through flexible school program, and offers vocational trainings for youth age of 1
6-30 in Bhaktapur, Sarlahi and Rukum districts. The goal of the project is an increased quality of life of the children and youth through improved educational possibilities, employment, and income creation possibilities.
Support Programme for the Southern African Network for Biosciences (SANBio); BioFISA phase II Eteläisen Afrikan Biotiedeverkosto; BioFISA-hankkeen toisen vaiheen valmistelu African Biosciences Initiative (ABI) has been established by NEPAD. Southern African Network for Biosciences (SANBio) is one of four ABI-networks. The Government of Finland and the Government of South Africa have jointly supported the establishment of SANB
io through the BioFISA Programme from 2009 - 2012. A second phase for the support programme has been developed based on extensive stakeholder consultations and a Mid Term Evaluation for 2013 - 2016. This phase focuses on extending the network activities an
d capacity building for sustainable network operations beyond 2016. Etelä-Afrikasta käsin toimivan NEPAD:in (New Partnership for Africa?s Development) piiriin kuuluva African Biosciences Initiative (ABI) on Afrikan mantereen laajuinen aloite joka toteutetaan neljän alueellisen verkoston kautta. SANBio-verkosto kauttaa e
teläisen Afrikan maat.Suomi on yhdessä Etelä-Afrikan kanssa tukenut eteläisen Afrikan alueellisen biotieteiden verkoston perustamista ja käynnistämistä. Hankkeen nimi on BioFISA (The Finnish-Southern African Partnership Programme to Strengthen the S
outhern African Network for Biosciences (SANBIO) established under the auspieces of the New Partnership for Africa?s Development (NEPAD)). Vuonna 2009 alkanut hankkeen ensimmäinen vaihe päättyi syyskuussa 2012.Hankkeen välievaluointi tehtiin vuonna 201
1. Evaluointi suosittaa että tekemällä tiettyjä muutoksia ensimmäisen vaiheen loppukaudelle hankkeelle on tarkoituksenmukaista suunnitella jatkovaihetta. Eteläisen Afrikan yksikkö ALI-30 esittää 190 000 euron rahoitusta Eteläisen Afrikan biotiede
verkoston tukihankkeen (BioFISA) II-vaiheen suunnitteluun.
F.a: Child Centred Community Owned Restored Development (3CORD) Empowering Partners for Community Development. The objective of the project is to improve the capacity of the partners to respond to social challenges in post Tsunami Sri Lanka. Fida´s partners are Alliance Development Trust and the Assemblies of God Ceyl
on. Good relations during Tsunami relief work inspired continuation of cooperation between the partners and development of sustainable project ideas. The Programme will help complete some tsunami rehabilitation but focus more on supporting local partners
’ initiatives. Issues such community development are challenges to social work in Sri Lanka because of the on-going conflict. Nevertheless, the project addresses good governance, community development and vulnerable group issues by educating and improvin
g the capacity of nationals and partners while promoting the use of local resources. By encouraging, training and empowering local actors, they will be enabled to continue the work on their own after the project. The civil society will be strengthened and 
given a sense of dignity as the potential of positive interventions in the society is realized using local resources that support sustainable development.
GAZA RAMALLAH FLC/Administrative costs GAZA RAMALLAH PYM/Hallintokulut Administrative costs to allocate 10% from Ramallah 2017 PYM budget for Administrative costs {PYM/Hallintokulut }
OCEANIA UNSPECIFIED/Adapting to climate change in Oceania/S-E Asia Ilmastoyhteistyö Oseaniassa/Kaakkois-Aasiassa Overall objective of the project is to reduce vulnerability of the Pacific Island Countries' livelihoods to the effects of Climate Change. Purpose of the project is to develope in participatory way sustainable and integrated disaster risk management and cl
imate change adaptation plans and early warning weather and climate services for the villages in Pacific Island Countries. Hankkeessa vahvistetaan Tyynenmeren alueen saarivaltioiden ilmatieteen laitosten kapasiteettia ja autetaan saarten paikallisyhteisöitä varautumaan erilaisiin vaikeisiin sääolosuhteisiin. Ilmastonmuutos ja sen seurauksena lisääntyneet sään ääri-il
miöt rajoittavat yhteisöjen elinmahdollisuuksia ja uhkaavat toimeentuloa. Hankkeen päätavoite on vähentää 14 Tyynenmeren maan ja niiden väestön haavoittuvuutta äärimmäisissä sääilmiöissä ja ilmastonmuutoksessa. Paikallisia ilmatieteenlaito
ksia autetaan tuottamaan korkealaatuisia sääpalveluita kansalaisilleen. Palveluiden tulee olla paikallisille asukkaille helposti ymmärrettävässä ja käytettävässä muodossa jotta he pystyvät  varautumaan äärimmäisiin sääilmiöihin ja tietäv
ät miten toimia vaikeissa sääolosuhteissa. Varautumissuunnitelmat tehdään yhdessä paikallishallinnon kansalaisjärjestöjen ja paikallisyhteisöjen kanssa.Hanketta koordinoi Tyynenmeren alueen ympäristöohjelman sihteeristö SPREP (Secretariat of th
e Pacific Region Environmental Programme). Tyynenmeren maiden Ilmatieteen laitosten edustajat olivat hankkeen valmistelussa mukana ja hyväksyivät sen Marshall-saarilla elokuussa 2011 pidetyssä Maailman ilmatieteen järjestön kokouksessa. Kokoukseen osa
llistuivat kaikki alueen ilmatieteen laitosten pääjohtajat.
FLC: Enhancing social inclusion of people with disabilites through mainstreaming inclusive approach into vocational training institutions PYM: Inklusiivisen lähestymistavan valtavirtaistaminen  Turkmenistanin ammattioppilaitoksiin vammaisten sosiaalisen inkluusion edistämisek The overall objective of the project is to promote employment opportunities for people with disabilities (PWDs) through mainstreaming an inclusive approach into selected vocational training institutions. The project strategy focuses on four major areas as 
follows:1. Establish a forum to engage relevant stakeholders to discuss a design for an inclusive model to facilitate PWDs to participate in training courses conducted by selected vocational institutions in keeping with the revised legislation.2. Review an
d revise the current Ministry of Textile vocational training programme together with Ministry of Education with the view to integrate an inclusive model ensuring the needs of the PWDs are accommodated. 3. Assist the Ministry of Textiles to prepare the nece
ssary training materials and processes to accommodate potential PWDs in the training.4. Support potential PWDs applicants for the course to strengthen their applications for enrollment into the course. The project activities will enable PWDs to increase ac
cess to vocational trainings and possible jobs for PWDs. The primary beneficiary group of the project will be the members of the Deaf and Blind Society of Turkmenistan (DBST). Tavoitteena on parantaa vammaisten työllistämistä ammattikoulutuksen kautta.  Projekti on jakaantunut neljään osaan:1. Perustaa sidosryhmäfoorumi  pohtimaan  inklusiivista opetusmallia helpottamaan vammaisten osallistumista valikoitujen ammattioppila
itosten kursseille uudistetun lainsäädännön mukaisesti.2. Uudistaa tekstiiliministeriön ammattikoulutusohjelma yhdessä opetusministeriön kanssa vammaisten tarpeiden huomioon ottamiseksi.3. Avustaa tekstiiliministeriötä tarvittavan oppimateriaalin 
valmistamisessa sekä muissa prosesseissa mahdollistaakseen vammaisten osallistuminen  kursseihin.4. Avustaa vammaisia kurssien  hakuuprosessissa. Projektin avulla pyritään lisäämään vammaisten pääsyä ammattikoulutukseen ja sitä kautta parantaa h
eidän työllisyyttä. Projektista hyötyvät ensisijaisesti Turkmenistanin kuurojen- ja sokeainliiton jäsenet.
EGY FLC/Administrative costs EGY PYM/Hallintokulut Administrative costs This fund will be used to support the implementation of the LCF fund and projects in Egypt
F.a: Trade Unions and Thematic Networks in West Africa The project aims at strengthening the living and working conditions of construction workers through the cooperation of strong trade unions.In the global construction industry cost efficiency is often sought by lowering labour costs. This phenomenon has led
 to an aggressive price rivalry and contract fragmentation as well as trampling of terms and conditions of work and occupational safety regulations. Due to these actions the living standards and wage levels have decreased and employment has become precario
us. In West Africa Chinese multinational construction companies, which are often very hostile to trade unions, are controlling the labour markets. Because of the lack of social dialogue it is very hard for local trade unions to operate and do collective ba
rgaining. As a result, the benefit from the membership is rather low. Therefore, the number of members decreases which weakens local trade unions even more. The project gives trade unions better tools to deal with this problem.After the first phase of the 
project the membership figures in the trade unions have increased and terms and conditions of employment have improved.Beneficiaries of this project are trade union members who work for both Chinese multinational and local construction companies as well as
 construction workers in target countries in general. Recruitment campaigns are targeted for informal workers in the construction sector, young workers and women.The project is implemented by the construction sector’s global union federation Building and
 Wood Workers’ International BWI.
Humanitarian assistance; International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies; Finnish Red Cross Humanitaarinen apu; Punaisen Ristin ja Punaisen Puolikuun yhdistysten kansainvälinen liitto; Suomen Punainen Risti Humanitarian assistance: NFI's, food in Iraq Itä-Ukrainan humanitaarinen tilanne on heikentynyt nopeasti vuoden 2014 jälkimmäisellä puoliskolla  aiheuttaen kasvavan maan sisällä siirtymään joutuneiden aallon. Vuoden 2015 alussa IDP-väestön määrä on kasvanut noin miljoonaan ja maan rajoje
n ulkopuolelle pakolaisia on siirtynyt noin 700 000. Noin 5 miljoonaa ihmistä on humanitaarisen avun tarpeessa. IFRC tukee Ukrainan Punaisen Ristin avustustyötä maassa. Konfliktin uhreille on toimitettu ruoka- tai muuta hätäapua mukaan lukien talvivar
usteita. IFRC on tekemässä helmikuun lopulla uutta tarvekartoitusta jonka perusteella päivitetään tulevia kuukausia koskeva avustussuunnitelma. SPR:n kautta kanavoitavalla avulla katetaan erityisesti materiaaliapua kuten suojia vaatetusta kotitalousta
rvikkeita ja hygieniavälineitä. SPR lähettää maahan Field Communications Unit ?yksikön keräämään viestintämateriaalia IDP-tilanteesta.
F.a: Community Development Lal The goal is to reduce poverty and vulnerability among the ethnical Hazars living in difficult circumstances in the district Lal-wa-Sarjangal. This project aims to secure the access to nutricious food, reduce the mortal rate among mothers and infants and in
crease the devepoment capacity on both local and regional level. The following is planned for the project period: 15-20 protected wells, 10 protected springs giving water to 500 persons, courses in hygiene, sanitary and wateruse for 1600 people and, arrang
e adequate toiletts for 160 families, practical educations and help for farming and more.
F.a: Defending Water as a Human Right The project improves collaboration among trade unions of water services sector in the Andean region and Central America, and support their efforts to stop privatization of water and sanitation services.  PSI together with its member unions support the idea
 of public water services as a basic human right that must be available to all people regardless of their ability to pay for it. PSI aims at getting right to water included in the national constitutions in all Latin American countries. The biggest challeng
es water sector unions have are the wide-spread intentions to privatize public water companies and the free trade agreements on services. A more recent challenge to sector’s workers is the fast pollution and exhaustion of water resources and its conseque
nces to the workers. During the previous project phase in the Andean region PSI together with its member unions managed to achieve many remarkable changes, for example in the fight against privatization, increasing the unions’ capacity to act, creating a
lliances and networks, and improving cooperation among unions. Thanks to the project, also many NGOs started to take labor rights and Decent Work issues in their own agenda. This project promotes the rights, not only of water sector workers and trade union
s, but also of all citizens. Specifically, it defends the rights of the poorest as in general privatization of water services has impacted most the poorest people not able to pay market price for water. As a result of this project, water sector unions will
 have regional joint strategy to strengthen trade unions in the sector and to improve public water and sewage services. Trade unions have established alliances with NGOs and energy sector public trade unions, which gives them more visibility, credibility a
nd power. Unions have better knowledge on new ways of privatization and are able to affront them. The direct beneficiaries of this project are water sector workers and trade unions in the Andean region and Central America. Indirectly the project benefits a
ll consumers of public water services. The project is implemented by Public Services International (PSI) together with its member unions in the target countries.