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F.a: Holistic Women's Empowerment Project United Nations Populations Fund (UNFPA) has gathered statistical evidence from gender-based violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Relative recently published data show no abatement in sexual violence cases. In North Kivu alone, 4689 cases were 
reported in 2011 and 7075 in 2012. Same tendency has been witnessed in South Kivu (2713 cases in 2011 and 5028 in 2012). According to UNFPA, DRC has the world’s highest number of reported gender-based violence cases.  The role of woman in the Congolese s
ociety is still very weak. Project Specific Objective: The role and participation of women in managing public affairs has improved in selected Provinces of North Kivu, South Kivu and Oriental ProvinceExpected Results:• Legal structures at Provincial leve
l of North Kivu have improved to better address the issue of sexual violence• The awareness of community members in selected target communities on women’s and children’s rights has improved• Vulnerable women in selected communities participate acti
vely in saving and credit groups and have their own income generating activities.• Local communities are part of and contribute to formal and non-formal peace support structures, on local, sub-national, national and international levelActivities: • Sup
porting legal structures in North Kivu in data management of sexual violence cases• Training on the International Protocol on the Documentation and Investigation of Sexual Violence in Conflict• Awareness-raising in selected communities on women’s and
 children’s rights• Working with men and boys as change agents to combat sexual violence• Supporting the existing Village Credit and Saving Associations of vulnerable women including survivors of sexual violence• Providing training on entrepreneurs
hip and creating small-scale income-generating activities• Advocacy programme in like with the advocacy plan developed for RAFEJE in 2014 to empower women in the DRCRights-holders /beneficiaries: • Survivors of sexual violence in the Province of North 
Kivu.• Currently there are about 20 Village Saving and Credit Associations created having on average 20 members in each; new groups will be established. • The key duty-bearers will be the representatives of the judicial system, specifically in the prov
inces of the North and South Kivu and the Oriental Province. Local authorities in selected communities as well as community members in target areas will be addresses. • In 2014 the RAFEJE has also prepared an advocacy plan up to the end 2015, including a
 stakeholder analysis. The key stakeholders for the project are DRC National Assembly and Senate, the Governors of the three Provinces, and Gender Ministry and Division at the Provincial level.Implementing partner:Dynamique des Femmes Juristes (DFJ); Femme
s Juristes pour les Droits de la Femme et de l’Enfant (FJDF) ; RAFEJE.FCA has been supporting DFJ and FJDF since 2009-2010 and RAFEJE (advocacy network of lawyer organisations) since 2011.
F.a: Knitting The project is for knitting so that the group can start producing carpets, ladies' shirts, table cloths, jerseys as well as uniforms. The project will involve in - house practical training. The group already have skills in knitting and the in - house train
ing will be for improving quality and working together as a team.
F.a: Engaging with UPR: Achieving Impact As part of the project 6-10 countries (Honduras, Mauritania, Ruanda, Nepal, Myanmar, Mosambik, Sudan, Syyria, Uganda or Haiti) are selected based on where the Universal Periodic Review will be realized between 2014-2016 and where Lutheran World Federation 
(LWF) has a strong presence. As part of the project the capacity of partners and national alliances is supported to engage with the UPR and to produce alternative human rights reports in which local human rights priorities are highlighted. Lutheran World F
ederation will support its partners and alliances to submit the reports to the human rights council and to advocate for government and other duty bearers to take concrete action. These initiatives ensure that the voice of the grassroots community and the v
oice of the civil society will be heard by the UPR, which in turn will lead to concrete actions.
UNHCR/Humanitarian assistance to the Central African Republic situation UNHCR/Humanitaarinen apu Keski-Afrikan tasavallan tilanteeseen More than 476 000 people have fled the violence in the Central African Republic to the neighbouring countries and there are nearly as many internally displaced people (IDP). UNHCR's appeal for the Central African Republic situation covers both its operatio
n to protect IDP:s within CAR as well as the refugee operation in Cameroon Chad the Democratic Republic of Congo as well as Congo. UNHCR needs a total of 241 million USD (about 216 million euro) to respond to the Central African Republic situation. Keski-Afrikan tasavallan väkivaltaisuuksia paenneita pakolaisia on naapurimaissa reilut 456 000 ja maan sisällä siirtymään joutuneita (IDP) on 447 000. Alueellinen Keski-Afrikan tasavallan tilannetta koskeva yhteisvetoomus kattaa pakolaisoperaation Ka
merunissa Tshadissa Kongon demokraattisessa tasavallassa sekä Kongossa. Sen suuruus on yhteensä noin 346 miljoonaa dollaria. UNHCR:n osuus kokonaisuudesta ja rahoitustarve yhteisvetoomuksen puitteissa on yhteensä noin 190 miljoonaa dollaria. UNHCR:n tar
peet KAT:ssa vuonna 2016 ovat yhteensä noin 52 miljoonaa dollaria.
INT/Environmental Conventions; developing countries participation Kehitysmaiden osallistuminen kv. ympäristökokouksiin The project supports the participation of developing country representatives in the meetings of international environmental conventions agreement negotiations and expert seminars. The support is vital for the capacity building of developing countries. It a
lso enables them to implement their commitments and take part in the decision making follow-up and evaluation of the implementation of different agreements. The incorporation of environmental obligations into developing countries' sustainable development s
trategies ja development programmes in particular into poverty reduction strategies is essential for achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and future Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).   Finland funds in 2015 the participation of developing 
country representatives in the meetings of international environmental conventions with 600 000 euros. Hankkeella tuetaan kehitysmaiden viranomaisten asiantuntijoiden ja kansalaisyhteiskunnan osallistumista kansainvälisiin ympäristökokouksiin sopimusneuvotteluihin ja asiantuntijaseminaareihin. Kehitysmaiden osallistuminen kansainvälisiin ympäristökoko
uksiin ja neuvotteluihin vahvistaa maiden kykyä toimeenpanna kansainvälisten sopimusten velvoitteet osallistua sopimusten toimeenpanon seurantaan ja arviointiin sekä osallistua kansainvälisen ympäristöhallinnan regiimin kehittämiseen. Kansainvälist
en ympäristövelvoitteiden sisällyttäminen kehitysmaiden kestävän kehityksen strategioihin ja kansallisiin kehitysohjelmiin on tärkeää kestävän kehityksen edistämiseksi. Kyseisellä myönnöllä tuetaan kehitysmaiden osallistumista vuonna 2019 j
ärjestettäviin kansainvälisiin ympäristösopimusten kokouksiin 200 000 eurolla.
F.a: Development communications and training in Finland and cooperation with the Parliament In Finland, the goal of Demo Finland is to raise awareness in issues concerning development and democracy among political parties and also to enhance positive attitudes towards development co-operation among Finnish political parties. Demo Finland offers a
 chance for Finnish political parties and politicians to gain a practical experience in democracy support and to utilize their personal expertise from politics.
F.a: development education New curricula of basic and secondary education require global education included in everyday work in Finnish schools. Basic and secondary schools have big need of educational methods and trainers to support them in their work. During last couple of years a
ttitudes against foreign cultures and foreigners have been polarised among youth. The project provides material and trainers to Finnish schools to highlight global rights of children and youth, global development, foreign cultures, etc. This is to reduce f
ear against strage fenomena, and to avoid foreign youth to be treated as aliens. In practice this work is widely coordinated with several NGOs, and a network of 40-50 volunteers organise about 400 workshops per year.
F.a: Protection of women with disabilities from human rights abuses and resettlement of 15 WWDs families forcedly evicted Advocacy programs in local TV+raidios for 2 months about protection of women with disabilities from human righs abuses. Resettlement of 15 families lead by disabled women in new safer place. Families had been forcedly evicted from their earlier places to s
tay. Dryfood package given to these families.
F.a: Gender, Inclusion and Advocacy Plan Finland’s Gender, Inclusion and Advocacy budget will be used to achieve cross-cutting objectives. The aim is to implement Plan’s Human Rights Based Approach, i.e. Child Centered Community Development.  Plan’s programming focuses on reaching the 
most vulnerable children, children with disabilities and from ethnic minorities. In many case girls. Plan has set very ambitious goals for Gender Mainstreaming: all programs must address at a minimum girls' practical needs, in addition to other objectives.
 Reaching the children and supporting them to fully realize their rights is challenging due to many reasons such as low capacity of staff and implementing partners, lack of practical tools and data, attitudes etc. Gender, Inclusion and Advocacy budget will
 be used annually based on identified strategic initiatives that can leverage the most results / widest impact or to programme countries, where the context for tackling exclusion and gender inequality is the most challenging. Directly the initiatives will 
improve the everyday status of the most vulnerable children, girls and women. Partnerships will be made on case-by-case basis, choosing partners who are either strategically positioned or have special expertize.
F.a: Campaigning for the Public Sector Trade Union Rights in the Philippines The project aims to increase public sector workers' awareness of the International Labour Organisation's conventions by campaigning for the ratification of Convention Labour Relations for Public Service (No. 151) by the government of Philippines.The lack o
f the right to organise in the public sector in the Philippines and growing outsourcing of public services weaken the workers' status and rights, as well as hinder them from lobbying.  The government has not recognised the bargaining rights of public secto
r trade unions and as a result collective actions are ineffective and often impossible.The project will attempt to get the Philippine government to ratify the ILO Convention 151 (Protection of the Right to Organise and Procedures for Determining Conditions
 of Employment in the Public Service) so that public sector employees' rights and labour market status would become recognised. Recognition of the public sector trade unions would enable them to legally influence the problems that the public sector is faci
ng, such as outsourcing and privatisation of public services.In the Philippines, activists of the public sector trade unions and the leaders of trade unions and local branches form advocacy groups that are in charge of campaigning and advocacy in the parli
ament, different government ministries and executive levels of civil service.Beneficiaries of the project are public sector workers, rank and file member of public sector trade unions, as well as leaders and activists of unions and local branches.The proje
ct is implemented by public sector global union federation Public Services International (PSI).
F.a: Production of engine bikes fpr PWDs This is a project which is for the training of members to build their capacity in manufacturing engine bikes as well as job creation and income generation. The project is divided into 3 main activities, training in engine bikes for 48 days targeting 5 pers
ons with disabilities, training in computer and ICT for 30 days targeting 2 persons with disabilities, purchase of materials and equipment for the production of 20 engine bikes.
Women's vocational school in Mogadishu Mogadishun naisten valmentava ammattikoulu The purpose of this initiative is to transform the former school for fundamental education for girls into a women's vocational school. The schooling is intended to females with an age range from 16 to 26 years. In this project these 60 women are provided b
y 3 years vocational schooling aiming for the profession of cosmetologist and hairdresser. At school supplementary skills such as company management and knowledge on the worker's rights are taught. After the schooling the females will have the necessary sk
ills for running an own company or to keep up with continuation education. The direct benefit of the project goes to the women who will get an opportunity to provide a living to themselves and their children. Empowered women will also be more aware of thei
r rights and this awareness is expected to spread out and reach approximatively 600 women in Somalia. Thus the project aims to contribute to the general developement of equality in Somalia where the possibilities for vocational schooling for the traditiona
l female professions are scarce. The project also aims for durable development by taking into account the environmentally-friendly ways of educating the profession of a cosmetologist and a hairdresser. Vuonna 2014 alkaneessa hankkeessa muunnettiin entinen tyttöjen peruskoulu kolmivuotiseksi nuorten naisten parturi-kampaaja -ammattikouluksi. Projektin ensimmäisenä vuonna kouluun otettiin 68 16-26-vuotiasta oppilasta joista kukaan ei ole keskeyttänyt.K
uluvana vuonna on päätettävä koulun tulevaisuudesta. Tarkoitus on pyrkiä vakinaistamaan koulun toiminta paikallisten yhteistyökumppaneiden hoitoon. Tähän kuitenkin tarvitaan vuosi lisäaikaa. Lisävuosi turvaisi mahdollisuuden ammattitutkintoon my
ös niille jotka eivät saa päättötutkintoa hyväksytyksi v. 2016. Tässä vaiheessa tiedetään että kuusi oppilasta ei tule valmistumaan ajallaan. Lisävuonna voitaisiin myös toteuttaa opiskelijoiden toivoma manikyyri- ja pedikyyriopetus ja harjoitt
elu. Jatkokoulutus olisi yksivuotinen.
FLC: Construction of hydro-agricole infrastructure in Oasis PYM: Vedenjakelukanavien kunnostaminen keidasalueella The project consists of the construction of the irrigation chanels in an oasis in eastern Morocco. The region suffers from a severe desertification problem and the covered irrigation chanels prevent the evaporation of the irrigation water. The project incl
udes also training on the sustainable use of water and cultivation techniques. Hankkeen tavoitteena on rakentaa betonikatos kastelukanaville veden haihtumisen estämiseksi ja kastelukanavien puhtaanapidoksi. Hanke toteutetaan vakavasta aavikoitumisongelmasta kärsivässä kylässä Itä-Marokossa. Projektin puitteissa järjestetään
 myös koulutusta kestävistä viljelytekniikoista ja vedenkäytöstä.
F.a: Empowering Partners to Respond to Environmental and Climate Change The purpose of the Project is to increase the capacity of the partner on environmental conservation and food security so as to improve the livelihood of ten Communities in Kenya. The Project seeks to address the destabilized livelihoods of the communities 
due to environmental and climatic change as a result of harmful human action. The Full Gospel Churches of Kenya is the Fida Partner in Kenya. The Church has a membership of 1.2 Million members and is administratively organized in 12 regions and 83 district
s in throughout the Country. The target communities live in the most difficult places in arid and semi-arid lands which have harsh climatic conditions caused by increased global warming. Deforestation through human activities has also contributed to the re
duction of forest cover in Kenya in a great way. The Communities in these areas have encountered great challenges in their lives due inadequate food and water. The project will focus in the areas of food security, environment protection through alternative
 livelihood strategies and formation of Children Clubs for their participation purposes. The will sensitizing the communities on their rights to the basic needs and encourage them to increases environmental conservation. The communities will be empowered b
y providing them with adequate knowledge on how to respond to the impacts of climate change and increased food production. The communities will be trained on modern skills for establishment of tree nurseries and water harvesting which allows a network of p
artners to be engaged. The project intends to continue intensifying interventions in the former pilot areas and add 4 new areas. The empowerment process will include establishment of tree/fruit nurseries, environmental management training, Farming in God's
 Way, soil erosion control, poultry keeping, bee keeping, improving livestock breeding and production of energy saving Jikos to reduce deforestation. Through the partner, the well-being of the communities in arid and semi-arid areas of Kenya will have impr
oved in the way of increased food security and forest cover. Members of the community will continually access enough and nutritious food adequate for their lives and realize healthy living. Farmers have practiced agro-forestry which has increased forest co
ver as they grow their food.
F.a: Developing Marketing Networks in Nicaragua For agricultural producers and craftsmen living in remote areas  the commercialization of their own products is still the biggest challenge in the value chain. The producers and entrepreneurs don’t have a functioning and natural connection to the markets
 and thus they don’t recognize the needs of the buyers, their products don’t have coverage and knowledge of the markets is weak. The competitiveness of the small scale entrepreneurs is weak and their incomes remain low. The first key function of the pr
oject is to create a network of permanent places of sales for the products of the cooperatives. That improves the coverage of the products for potential buyers and makes it possible to extend the sales to selected new areas. In addition to the local consum
ers another important target group for the sales are the tourists. The places of sales of the sales network also produce information about the markets for small scale entrepreneurs and producers and function as an information desk for commercialization and
 marketing related affairs. The capacity of the agricultural producers and craftsmen to act as private entrepreneurs is improved by guidance and they also receive information about markets and important actors. Expected results of the project are: 1) the g
oods of the product family “Manos Nicas” have gained coverage in selected market areas, 2) the places of sales function as a support and information desks for marketing and commercialization, 3) potential markets have been identified for the agricultur
al products of the small scale producers  in Estelí, Managua and Granada, 4) a functioning cooperation network between craftsmen and women and professional designers 5) all the key actors of the trade network have the basic knowledge of the quality requir
ements of exports, the expenses of export and logistics. The project has 44 direct beneficiaries of which 45 per cent are women. It has 370 indirect beneficiaries of which 51 per cent are women. The project is implemented by a local cooperative Cooperativa
 Multisectorial Campo Verde Madriz R.L (COMCAVEM R.L) .
F.a: Raising awareness about Reproductive Health Issues for PWDs in Bac Tu Liem District, Hanoi Organise 2 separate trainings to 30 persons with a disability on issues:1. gender, sexuality and health 2. Sex and safe sex.
F.a: Promoting victim-centered transitional justice in Sri Lanka through strengthening advocacy, accountability and capacity building The project aims at strenghtening the human rights based and victim-centered approach of transitional justice by public advocacy work, capasitating the representatives of the key stakeholders to take into account the rights of victims in the transitional j
ustice arrangements and offering to the representatives of key stakeholders information and analysis on transitional justice and accountability.The project primary target groups are representatives of the media and journalists, lawyers working in organizat
ions, organizations and groups working in human rights and accountability issues,  international organizations promoting accountability in Sri Lanka, as well as victims and their organizations. The project secondary target groups are the Sri Lankan governm
ental representatives, authorities, judges, and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission members responsible for transitional justice, In addition, the secondary target groups are international leaders, including UN investigators and international diplomats
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F.a: ToT training on massage and acupressure Provision of 6 months' training to 10 blind persons to teach massage and acupuncture.
Strengthening School Health Programme in Namibia Kouluterveydenhuolto-ohjelman vahvistaminen Namibiassa The ICI Project between Ministry of Health and Social Services in Namibia and the National Institute for Health and Welfare in Finland stregthens the capacity of the Namibian Ministry of Education and Ministry of Health and Social Services on all levels to
 provide better quality school health services. The School Health Programme (SHP) is one of the Primary Health Care strategies in Namibia and the Health Promoting Schools Initiative (HPSI) was adopted to promote and strengthen SHP. The ICI Project aims at 
improving the knowledge and skills of the School Health Programme personnel in implementing the Health Promoting Schools initiative and improving the project management capacity of persons working with school health issues. The Project also aims at improvi
ng the capacity to collect and use information on school health and improving networking and communications skills. Namibian sosiaali- ja terveysministeriön ja Terveyden ja hyvinvoinnin laitoksen THL:n IKI-hanke vahvistaa Namibian sosiaali- ja terveysministeriön sekä opetusministeriön kapasiteettia tarjota parempia kouluterveydenhuoltopalveluja. Kouluterveydenhuolto
-ohjelma on osa Namibian perusterveydenhuoltostrategiaa ja sen vahvistamiseksi on käynnistetty terveyttä edistävät koulut -aloite. IKI-hankkeella kehitetään kouluterveydenhuolto-ohjelman parissa työskentelevien osaamista terveyttä edistävien koulu
jen aloitteen kattavaksi toimeenpanemiseksi ja parannetaan ministeriöiden henkilöstön projektinhallintakapasiteettia. Tavoitteena on myös vahvistaa kouluterveydenhuolto-ohjelmassa toimivien tiedonhankinta- ja käyttötaitoja sekä kehittää kouluterve
ydenhuollon parissa toimivien verkostoitumis- ja viestintätaitoja.