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Center for Economic and Social Rights (CESR)/ Promoting effective implementation of ESR in development policy and practice CESR will focus on 3 key contexts:1: The unprecedented opening for civil society to help shape the design and implementation of the new global development agenda to replace the MDGs in 2015. CESR's program area Securing Human Rights on the Post-2015 Agenda
 aims to ensure that concrete civil society proposals for how to anchor the SDGs in human rights are advanced in a coherent and coordinated manner and taken up by member states and others with influence over the process. Proposals will underscore the indiv
isibility and universality of human rights, the accountability of all relevant institutions for their respective human rights obligations, and the need for development financing arrangements to be guided by human rights standards. CESR also aims to enable 
human rights advocates to contribute effectively to the design of the future SDGs and mechanisms.2: CESR's programme is countering worldwide trend towards fiscal austerity which has formed the dominant response in most states to the global economic downtur
n of recent years. Program area Safeguarding Human Rights in Times of Crisis and Transition enables more effective scrutiny of fiscal policies by civil society groups and national regional and international human rights bodies. It proposes human rights-cen
tered alternatives to austerity policies. CESR research and advocacy projects will highlight the role of fiscal policy in fulfilling economic and social rights and reducing inequality in different settings. CESR will work with national partners to hold gov
ernments and relevant transnational actors accountable. Advocacy at the national and global levels will also promote human rights-compliant alternatives.3: Strengthening ESC Rights Monitoring and Accountability Mechanisms intersects in a cross-cutting mann
er with thematic focuses outlined above.  CESR works to strengthen the capacity of accountability institutions to monitor and enforce ESC rights focusing on both judicial and non-judicial mechanisms at the national regional and global levels. It also works
 with the UN Committee on ESC Rights other relevant UN treaty bodies and Special Rapporteurs with an ESC-rights related mandate to advance understanding of ESC rights norms and their application. CESR will also seek to make innovative monitoring methods mo
re accessible to CSOs creating opportunities for skills sharing.The activities will be implemented in the Global South benefitting DAC- recipient countries.
Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for KOSOVO Administrative cost of MFA missions abroad for KOSOVO. Costs generated from the Embassy of Finland
Frame agreement with NGO (Suomen Lahetysseura ry) The aim of the project is that the individuals and communities faced by unfair treatment and traumatic experiences are able to build their lives and to participate in the development of their country as full members.The employees of KwaZulu-Natal Christian
 Council face a variety of people traumatized in different ways. Many people, especially in KwaZulu-Natal region, have experienced the injustice of apartheid, or are victims of political or gender based violence. In addition, HIV-related stigma causes anxi
ety. Many of the minority groups such as migrants and immigrants, sexual minorities and internally displaced people are also exposed to violence and discrimination. Unequal land distribution, on its part, further aggravates the conflict between different g
roups.The program coordinates the work that is carried out by 11 organizations, specialized in different themes and target groups. KwaZulu-Natal Christian Council KZNCC is also responsible for consultations and workshops organized for farm workers and farm
ers. The activity is aimed at reducing violence, breaking the cycle of violence and supporting the victims. Workshops, role play, drama, stories and other experimental methods are used to handle conflict and violence and strengthen the means for peace and 
reconciliation.
POL-20 planning and monitoring funds The funds will be used for planning and monitoring projects by the Unit for Arms Cobntrol Disarmament and Non-Proliferation. Particularly this means planning the biosecurity project in Tanzania which will be implemented as an ICI-project. In addition the Q
uality Assurance group has asked the Unit to monitor an NGO-project in Kenya. Future NGO-projects and especially support for implementing the Arms Trade Treaty are thought to be planned  and governed through these funds. The goal is to raise the quality of
 development cooperation projects. This benefits both the local beneficiaries and makes the control and monitoring of development cooperaton funds easier.
Improving the electric power supply reliability in Dar es Salaam The objective of the project is to support sustainable economic and social development in Tanzania by strengthening the power distribution network in Dar es Salaam through rehabilitation and provision of a SCADA system. The project will improve the reliabi
lity of power supply and reduce technical losses in the power distribution network. The distribution network is overloaded and over-aged which increases losses and leads to constant operational shutdowns. The reliability of power supply in Dar es Salaam is
 important because half of Tanzania?s GDP comes from the capital area where the growth of electricity consumption is highest. Without well operating power supply the development prospects of the private sector remain weak which will have a negative impact 
on the national economy. The reliability of power supply will have impact on the operations of the companies and industries public sector institutions (schools hospitals and health centers) and on daily lives of individuals. One important beneficiary group
 are small entrepreneurs many of which are women. Inefficient power distribution with an obsolete system that causes constant power cuts is also harmful to the environment. Improvement of power network will also decrease the use of alternative backup energ
y sources e.g. polluting diesel generators. Tanesco (Tanzanian government?s power supply company) is in charge of the project. Hifab Oy provides consultancy services for  the project and Eltel Group Oy is the contractor. The project?s planning phase starte
d in 2010 and contract work in 2013. The contract work is a bit delayed. It is estimated to be completed by the end of 2015. Technical equipment has been manufactured and their factory tests completed. The control centre building is under construction and 
underground cables of the new transmission and distribution network are being installed. Tanesco?s personnel has been trained for the tasks of the substations and centralized power system control. The contract work for the final phase of the project includ
es installation of cables construction of control center and substations installation and commissioning of equipment. The training of Tanesco personnel will continue till the completion of the contract. Finland?s financial contribution of the original budg
et of the project is 25 million ?. For the completion of the project  there is need for additional financing out of which Finland ?s share is 15 million ?.
Capacity building on native fish farming as a sustainable source of incomes for people living in the buffer zone of a natural reserve. They are already working in the proposed matter with support of:  1. the  Institute for the Research on Peruvian Amazonia (former counterpart of Finnish project BIODAMAZ - part of whose results is the technology that will be applied in this proposed projec
t) 2. the Province's Municipality and 3. Regional Government. They have showed most convincing reasons for expecting the sustainability of the project's results./ Amazonas (North Western Amazonia of Peru).
Development of the bakery of the women's association  and strengthening sustainable livehoods Developing the bakery owned by the women assosiation Nonvik-pokpo in Grand-Popo Benin. Local women can earn own money and learn business strategies in the grass roots level and also marketing the products of the bakery mills of mais and red palm oil which 
all are sold in weekly markets in all villages. Women will get deeper knowledge of the nutritional food. Children can have nutrition of better quality stay healthier and all the families gain better conditions for living.
Creating Access to education for Children with Disabilities In Ethiopia Children with disabilities (CwDs) are stigmatized and discriminated, it is estimated that 3 % of them have an access to education. This project contributes towards reduction of inequalities through Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) in Bishof
tu Town of Oromia state. The project can be considered as a scale-up of the previous project giving emphasis on CwDs found in 3 new districts where no intervention has been made. The project works towards improving access to inclusive education through bui
lding the capacities of local schools and initiating alternative access to basic education and vocational training programs. Implementing partner is Handicap National (HN) which is an experienced Ethiopian NGO focusing on people with disabilities working w
ith the method of CBR.The direct beneficiaries are 275 disabled children and young people and 200 parents of CwDs especially mothers.  Also schools teachers government offices officials and community structures are important stakeholders and expected to be
nefit from the project.Immediate objectives are:1.  The situation special needs and potentials of CwDs are understood respected + fulfilled and fully integrated in their community2. Children and youths with disability are provided with equal opportunity to
 an accessible education program in Bishoftu Town3. To enhance the capacities of local government CSOs and community based structures and support policies pertinent to CwD?s in the area.The project will employ CBR strategy that supports children with vario
us forms of disabilities to integrate to their community and empower them based on their special need and potential. The main activities of the project are:1.  securing access to education 2. Rehabilitation services of the CwDs, including medical psychosoc
ial and life skill support3. awareness raising and capacity building of the community and government officials4. Income generating activities of the parentsEducation for All ?approach and income generating activities which are taken part mostly by women pr
omote gender equality. The project emphasizes women due to the fact that the issues of CwDs are highly affecting the lives of mothers in households. Climate sustainability is also taken into account as environmental degradation directly relates to the situ
ation and impoverishment of the marginalized. Therefore climate sustainability is supported by child club awareness raising campaigns.
Frame agreement with NGO (Operation a Day?s Work) Development awareness: program information activities
REG/Planning and monitoring of the regional projects Funds for Project Planning are used for preparation of new and ongoing projects appraisals evaluations etc. These funds can also be used for Ministry's and Embassies' education and travel expences concerning development cooperation.
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) Based on the findings of the evaluation conducted in August-Sept 2014, and recommendations from the FCA livelihood expert during the field visits, together with consultative discussions with LWD programme management and field staff, the key challenges of w
omen were identified as: lack of economic opportunities and social participation due to limited access to markets and networking, low business skills, poor knowledge on entrepreneurship and decision-making in both household and community. Particularly, the
 Women Agriculture Cooperatives (WACs) still have limited understanding on collective business concept. Group capital mobilisation appears to be needed for expansion of collective business.Responding to these challenges, the project will promote entreprene
urship, continue to support vulnerable women to play an active role to lead and manage Agriculture Cooperatives and establish market linkages through value chain concepts. The project also improves economic status of women through collective business group
s, including proper business plans. It also strengthens institutional development through networking and advocacy for business opportunities.   The excepted results are:? Improved business capacity of women leaders in micro and small business group through
 provision of capacity building and mentoring on business plan to WAC management committee and small business groups and setting up the operational model for micro and small business groups.? Strengthen business networking of WACs and business actors and d
uty-bearers? Improve project staff capacity in providing business mentoring, Training course on the business and value chain based on the capacity assessment aimed at passing on this knowledge and related skills to WACs.Rights-holders /beneficiaries: At le
ast 5000 households, the most vulnerable women, youth and AC smallholders. Implementing partner: Life with Dignity (LWD) is FCA?s long-term and strategic partner in Cambodia. LWD has good experience in implementing integrated development and livelihood pro
jects through rights based empowerment approach. The participation and community mobilisation experiences are the strengths of LWD, which is one of the highly appreciated local NGOs. LWD has a strong expertise in managing development work in a transparent 
and accountable manner. Technical or specialised institutes, especially on business sector, will be hired to conduct a series of capacity building and mentoring to agricultural cooperatives to ens
Lebanon Syrian Crisis Multi Donor Trust Fund The World Bank and the Government of Lebanon have established a multi donor trust fund to support the Lebanese society against the repercussions of the Syrian crisis. The state economy has suffered been overstrained (for instance due to a demand increse fo
r public services) and the gross domestic product is expected to decrease by 29% annually. The guiding principle of the support package the ?Lebanon Roadmap of Priority Interventions for Stabilization from the Syrian Conflict? contains several projects in 
the fields of health education infrastructure and water and sanitation. The fund supports both immediate needs and longer term development agendas. The main purpose of the fund is to assist Lebanon to cope with one of the most severe crises in the country'
s recent history and as a result improvement in the resilience of some sectors of society may be anticipated. The main actors will be Lebanese goverment entities and ministeries the UN-system and NGOs accustomed to working in the field in Lebanon. The Fund
 will operate in a high-risk environment and its tenure is expected to be from 2014 to 2019. Finland will participate in the Steering Board of the Fund. Amendments have been made to the initial project proposal and they are described in a separate chapter.
 Finland's targets the implementing mechanisms have been clarified. The statiscis note has been updated and Finland's plans for advocacy efforts in the Steering Board have been spesified. It is recommended that the proposal be funded by 3 million Euros in 
one installement in 2014.
Indigenous women's access to justice The project aims to enhance access to justice for indigenous women in cases of domestic violence from a gender and culturally sensitive perspective. To achieve this goal the capacity of indigenous women activists and civil society organizations will be str
engthen to develop strategies that promote access to justice for women belonging to indigenous communities in southern Chile in cases of domestic violence. Also strengthen the knowledge of prosecutors public defenders and other relevant authorities (includ
ing the National Women?s Service and the National Institute for Human Rights) in the legal tools available in the International Law of Human Rights for the proper treatment of domestic violence cases brought by indigenous women in southern of Chile also fr
om a gender and culturally sensitive perspective.
Humanitarian assistance to the UNHCR's operation in Cameroon The humanitarian situation in Cameroon has worsened during 2014 due to the crisis situations in the neighbouring countries and the need for humanitarian assistance has quadrupled from 2013. There are over 240 000 refugees in the country half of whom have f
led from the Central African Republic during the past year. The intensification of the attacks by the Nigerian islamist group Boko Haram has deepened the humanitarian crisis especially in Northern Cameroon. The country operation of the United Nations High 
Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) is severely underfunded with only a fifth of the needed around 58 million euros covered. The proposal is for 1 500 000 euros of humanitarian aid to Cameroon through UNHCR.
For Kenyan Schoolchildren at Lusoi Primary School For Kenyan Schoolchildren at Lusoi Primary School. Community development by raising the level basic education renovation of the school and providing material for the education needs.
Humanitarian assistance via UNICEF to Somalia Unicef focuses on childrens' malnutrition as well as basic needs of the people including providing clean water and nourishment. Because of the poor health facilities in the country the priority are the vaccinations of the children and the access for pregna
nt women to health care and safe childbirths. Part of the work is also child protection and reducing the violence against women.
Community managed ecological sanitation and waste management project for Livingstone Zambia Project aims to improve poor sanitation and waste management situation in Livingstone Zambia. The local partner is an NGO named Livingstone Green Iniative (LGI). Overall objective is to establish community managed ecological dry toilet (DT) sanitation as a
n alternative for the conventional sanitation approaches in water+sanitation and solid waste management.Poverty levels in the high-density urban areas of Livingstone are high. Most households have no regular source of income and they have no access to prop
er water+sanitation facilities which result in spreading of diseases and many other social environmental and econ problems. Cross-cutting issues:a) Human rights: the project activities focus on the least privileged communities in Livingstone, it provides t
hem with a conducive environment and a source of income from which they can provide for their basic needs.b) Gender equality: The majority of workers at the vegetable markets in Livingstone are women. They form the main beneficiaries of the composting of m
arket waste and establishment of tree nurseries. Both women and men participate and benefit from DT and glass components of the project. Improving WASH in schools benefits especially girls.c) Climate proofing: Dry toilets are flood and drought proof and th
us adapted to climate change and variability as well as reduce the risk of disasters such as groundwater contamination and disease epidemics.Institutional arrangements:The project will make use of existing community structures such as Market Committees and
 Area Development Committees which are part of the Local Authority (City Council) and  Zambia Environmental Agency (ZEMA) Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) and Forestry Department. Local schools and vocational training centres and local leaders are involved.
 Beneficiaries:Market women and the youth for the composting and less privileged households for the dry toilet component. Glass recycling will create employment for males and females of all ages. School children+vulnerable youth are involved in WASH and DT
-training.Key activities.  1. Sensitization education and trainings of WASH+Dry toilets (incl. building) in all levels2. Establishment of DTs in urban and peri-urban areas which have no water and sewerage system3. Composting of organic waste at vegetable m
arkets and establishment of tree nurseries 4. Glass recycling for production of building materials, to be done by small business enterprises of community members
Eco-TIRAS project for 2013 Through different actions dealing with the Dniester?s environment and basin management the Eco-Tiras involves national stakeholders to promote protection of environment sustainable development andpeace keeping in the region as well as do not allow their se
lf-isolation from the pan-European andWorld environmental policy processes. The Dniester River is a unique subject which concentratesinterests of different population groups and permits to concentrate efforts of both conflicting sidesaround.Main feature of
 this project is that it is considered as a preparatory stage to coming into force the NewDniester River Basin Agreement. Thus active public involvement in this process is essential. Thespecial attention will be given to the ecological NGOs high school and
 university students schoolteachers and university lecturers academics local public authorities and politicians. All thesestakeholders will be informed and attracted to lobby progressive decisions and approaches to sharemodern knowledge on the river manage
ment as well as to apply this knowledge in policy and decisionmaking. Because the trust-building needs more personal and individual approach it will be based onjoint actions implemented within the project (summer school for Youth, expeditions, Dniester Riv
erBasin Conference, a study tour to Munich, jointly conducted assessment of climate change vulnerabilityof Dniester River basin).The project objectives are:- to strengthen the Dniester River basin stakeholders? community (mainly in frames of Moldovanborder
s) in their knowledge skills and inter-linkages in the issues dealing with thetransboundary river and surrounding ecosystems? status the approaches to their management aswell as in raising of youth and general population awareness to prepare the public inv
olvementin Dniester River Commission activities,-to build trust between the youth and intelligence groups of two Dniester banks at presentseparated by the frozen conflict,-to conduct an assessment of climate change vulnerability in the Moldavian part (MD +
 TR) ofthe Dniester River basin and elaboration of adaptation measures to prevent the furtherenvironment degrading worsening of population well-being and its impoverishment resulting inemigration.
Upgrading of the Electricity Supply Network System (MiniScada) Installing MiniScada electricity network and control systems in five towns of Central Vietnam.