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FLC: NAZ: Celebration of Zambia?s Golden Jubilee with an exhibition and an electronic exhibition PYM: NAZ: Kansallisarkiston Sambian 50 v. itsenäisyyden juhlanäyttely sekä elektroninen näyttely Zambia?s Fiftieth Anniversary provides a timely opportunity to bring the long and successful history of cooperation between the Embassy of Finlna Lusaka and the national Archives of Zambia to an end with one final event: a long-lasting tribute to the mater
ials knowledge and skills that have been generated over the decade. Besides the exhibition an e-exhibition will be created to go onto the website and can be freely accessed by anyone in Zambia or abroad.1. Exhibition at the National Archives of ZambiaThe e
xhibition that will conclude the project to be housed at the exhibition gallery of the National Archives of Zambia and will be built around the multimedia aspects of the project. The exhibition will coincide with 50 years Independence of Zambia in October 
2014. 2. Creation of e-exhibitionAn e-exhibition in an exhibition in electronic format. It can be downloaded or viewed on a computer PC Mac laptop PDA tablet smartphone or any other kind of reading device. Sambian 50 v. itsenäisyyden kunniaksi pystytettävä näyttely Kansallisarkiston tiloihin sekä elektroninen näyttely kansallisarkiston nettisivuille.
F.a: Strengthening Aliança dos Povos da Floresta - Institutional support to Conselho Nacional das Populações Extrativistas Strengthening Aliança dos Povos da Floresta - Institutional support to Conselho Nacional das Populações Extrativistas
Humanitarian assistance; Finn Church Aid Humanitaarinen apu; Kirkon Ulkomaanapu Humanitarian assistance: Non-formal education, PSS in Syria crisis (refug. in Jordan) Vuoden 2015 humanitaarisen avun varainjaossa Kirkon Ulkomaanavulle myönnetään rahoitusta yhteensä kahdeksaan operaatioon (Syyria kriisi Jordania Keski-Afrikan tasavalta Liberia ja Sierra Leone Etelä-Sudan Uganda Somalimaa Myanmar ja Kongon demokraaatt
inen tasavalta). Tuen kokonaismäärä on 4 miljoonaa euroa. Kirkon Ulkomaanavun humanitaarisen avun toiminnot keskittyvät erityisesti koulutukseen ja toimeentulon edistämiseen. Lisäksi operaatiot sisältävät ruokaturvan parantamiseen tähtääviä to
imia psykososiaalisen hyvinvoinnin edistämistä ja vesi- sanitaatio- ja hygieniasektorin toimintoja.
F.a: Strengthening of public maintenance workers´ trade union in Peru The project improves collective bargaining and organizing of maintenance workers in Peru.Public maintenance workers face many problems, such as bad working conditions, low wages, and violation of basic labor rights of the workers. 80 % of the workers in th
is sector earn only the minimum wage (750 nuevos soles, 203 euros) which in Peru is not a living wage. Occupational illnesses (tuberculosis, fungal diseases) and accidents are frequent. Collective agreement proposals of the trade unions are insufficient an
d in general unions’ knowledge on the labor rights of their members is deficient. The project strengthens the maintenance workers’ union FENAOMP so that it can, together with its local member unions, negotiate better collective agreements for their mem
bers and defend the rights of the workers in this sector.As a result of the project, the collective bargaining capacity of FENAOMP improves, the union gets stronger, its membership grows and women have more opportunities to participate in the core work of 
the federation and its local member unions.The direct beneficiaries of the project are FENAOMP with its 18 affiliated unions in Lima region and their 2123 members. Indirectly, all FENAOMP members around Peru will benefit from the strengthened union, and im
proved collective bargaining and better collective agreements will benefit all workers in the maintenance sector.The project is implemented by Instituto de Estudios Sindicales - IESI, which is the research and training center of the biggest trade union cen
ter CGTP, together with the federation FENAOMP, which is the benefitting organization of the project. IESI has proven to be an efficient and reliable project partner. The support and coordination of IESI/CGTP is essential in achieving the expected results 
of the project, as FENAOMP alone is not able to administrate and implement the project.
F.a: CAR office PMER support for the Country Programme In view of effective and efficient programme implementation, staff well-being and safety, investments in programme support and staff’s living conditions are necessary.  The FCA Country Office plans and implements projects in CAR, alone or in coordination
 with the local partners and other stakeholders. The office also plays an important role in expanding and diversifying the funding base, increasing FCA and its donors’ visibility and in contributing to national and international advocacy in conflict reso
lution and peace building.The overall objective is to improve the effectiveness, quality and impact of the CAR programme focusing on the thematic areas of Right to Peace and Right to Education, through established field presence.Specific objective is: Effe
ctive and quality programming is supported through appropriate resourcing, systems, procedures, and thematic expertise in CAR Country Office. Activities: • In particular in R2P, planning and monitoring of the peace related projects and activities in CAR.
• Provision of thematic advice in R2P.• Building the institutional capacity of local partners in R2P• Ensuring increased input of local organisations into the advocacy work in R2P• Supporting the safety and well-being of FCA staff through investmen
ts in staff housing and security.Rights-holders /beneficiaries: FCA CAR staff and local civil society actors
Communications for interest groups Sidosryhmäviestintä Finland´s development policy is sustainable when Finnish citizens and the relevant interest groups rely on its effectiveness and essentially support its objectives.Development cooperation has traditionally enjoyed firm public support in Finland. During th
e past few years the weakening economic outlook combined with the need to cut public spending have challenged this support.The Foreign Ministry´s development communications seek to make the development community´s voice heard in the public debate on deve
lopment cooperation. As the governmental body responsible for development cooperation the Ministry for Foreign Affairs needs to be open and clear in its provision of information to the general public and network with the media and the interest groups in a 
target-oriented manner. Long-term global education is equally important as it paves the way for global citizenship.The Unit for Development Communications conducts a variety of communications projects and provides communication tools for the whole administ
ration.The main communication project for interest groups is a programme for opinion leaders realized for the eighth time. The programme includes seminars and a field trip to a partner country in Africa.A key objective for 2015 is also to provide tools of 
appropriate communication for the new Parliament. The allowance for communication for interest groups 200 000 euros will be used during 2015-2017. Suomen kehityspolitiikan tavoitteiden toteuttaminen nojaa kansalaisten ja sidosryhmien periaatteelliseen tukeen. Ulkoministeriön kehitysviestintä tekee Suomen kehityspolitiikan linjauksia sekä kehitysyhteistyön tarpeita tavoitteita ja tuloksia tunnetui
ksi suomalaisessa yhteiskunnassa. Yksikkö tukee kehityspolitiikkaa ja kehitysyhteistyötä toteuttavia osastoja viestinnässä.Viestinnän ohjenuorana ovat avoimuus selkeys ja luotettavuus. Oikea-aikaisen viranomaisviestinnän rinnalla tehdään tavoittee
llista mediatyötä ja sidosryhmäviestintää. Pitkäjänteisen globaalikasvatuksen tuki luo pohjaa suomalaisten sitoutumiselle globaaliin vastuunkantoon.Sidosryhmäviestinnän määrärahojen turvin mm. toteutetaan vuotuinen kansalaisten kehitysyhteisty
önäkemyksiä koskeva mielipidetiedustelu.  Sidosryhmäviestinnän määrärahoilla tuotetaan myös tarvittavaa temaattista aineistoa sekä osallistutaan OECD:n Development Centren DEVCOM -verkoston toimintaan.  Sidosryhmäviestintään varattu 80 000 eur
on määräraha käytetään eri toimintoihin vuoden 2021 ja alkuvuoden 2022 aikana.
F.a: EDAN: Promoting the rights and equity of people with disabilities Promoting the ratification and implementation of the  Declaration on the Rights of Disabled Persons in Eastern Africa, advocacy work on rights of people with disabilities.
F.a: Strengthening forest communities’ natural resource rights in Kenya Several things happened in Kenya in the last few months in relation to the national policy.  What does all this mean for the Ogiek, Sengwer and other forest communities in Kenya? Are they organizing effectively to maximize these opportunities to their adva
ntage? Are they speaking with one voice? The project will involve 5 community sensitization workshops and a forest dwellers hunter-gatherer representatives meeting to develop a common advocacy strategy on the above issues with the objective of strengthenin
g their land rights and natural resource rights. These communities came together in January 2014 to form the Forest Indigenous Peoples Network (FIPN is currently hosted by CIPDP while it is in the process of registering as an NGO). The meeting recognized t
hat its first task was to consult with forest communities through sensitization and consultation workshops which would involve both informing communities of the opportunities and challenges at the national and international levels, and understanding their 
opportunities and challenges in each of their contexts.  The most important objective of the project is to ensure greater security for hunter-gatherer community forest land rights through influencing national law and policy frameworks.  The project will al
so support forest dwelling hunter-gatherers to arrive at a common strategy, as well as sensitizing communities on various laws and policies that will impact them. www.chepkitale.org
F.a: ARO/Partners’ Capacity Building and partner meetings in the region Capacity building support is needed by the implementing partners as well as FCA own staff in the field to be able to implement a quality programme. The capacity building will be carried out by providing financial and technical support to partners in order 
to enable them to enhance their skills as effective stakeholders of civil society and by offering capacity development of e.g. FCA’s own thematic focus areas and approach. FCA will build the capacity of staff and partners for example in the areas of DRR 
and Emergency response, Education in Emergence (EIE), advocacy, peace building and conflict resolution, conflict sensitive programme management and other thematic areas.The overall objective is to improve effectiveness, quality and impact of programming by
 building capacity of FCA and partner staff on thematic focus areas, cross cutting themes, PME and advocacy.
F.a: Promoting Social and Environmental Development in Kurdistan Region, Iraq The goal of the project is to increase the well-being of families and the environment in the project area. The purpose is to strengthen the capacity of the partner to respond to the challenges concerning environment and family welfare in the area. The scho
ol system in Iraqi Kurdistan uses subject teachers from kindergarten and teachers have little training in child-centered education methods. There is a wide variety in the access and quality of services to the disabled children: even a town with 100 000 inh
abitants is without any services. Environment is a new theme for the Kurds, littering nature and spending water in excess is common. About one million IDPs and Syrian refugees have entered Iraqi Kurdistan until September 2014. Especially Christian IDPs and
 refugees have seeked refuge in Ankawa, an Arab Christian suburb of Erbil. The partners of Fida are small local NGOs as well as governmental education offices in Sulaymaniyah Governorate. In Erbil Governorate, Fida partners with Assemblies of God Church, A
nkawa. Fida trains school and kindergarten teachers in addressing children with special needs and applying child-centered education methods. Fida coaches the partners into good project administration as well as consideration of gender, children's rights an
d psycho-social needs. Fida supports the church in Ankawa in relief work and in planning a school for the refugee and IDP children. In 2013, the environmental organization arranged an awareness week at two secondary schools. As a consequence, there are env
ironment clubs at both schools with one hundred members in total. New child-centered methods are in use at some kindergartens in Halabja. The partner working with the disabled has guided the families with disabled children in access to governmental service
s and provided psychosocial support by visiting the homes. The Assemblies of God Church opened a kindergarten with Fida support in 2013 (finished project 5442) and is running the services for multi-ethnic and multi-religious pupils.
F.a: Promoting Rights of the Deaf People in Somalia through Broadcasting and IGA Advocacy and IGA-project: programs of rights of the deaf in local TV and radios, sensitization seminar for local leaders and authorities, IGA-management training for 30 deaf people, start up money given and small business started as individuals or in small
 groups, e.g. 10 persons group starts bakery and shop.
F.a: Tourism Sector Union Building in Mozambique The project supports negotiation skills training of 150 active union members and leaders, negotiating 50 new company level CBAs, establishment of 80 new workplace level local branches and recruitment of around 1 500 new paying members to the Mozambican tou
rism sector union. Despite its relatively high membership density the union is not visible and relevant enough among the tourism sector workers and this is due to the inadequate number of local branches and inadequate negotiation skills. Hence development 
of more effective ways to defend the interests of members is expected to raise the status of SINTIHOTS. As a result it is expected that the negotiations and member services become more efficient, members become more active and the union improves its financ
ial self-sustainability. The beneficiaries are workers of the rapidly growing Mozambican tourism sector, and the project is implemented by SINTIHOTS, the national union organizing hotel and restaurant workers.
F.a: Support for Disabled Youth in the Vachc region A project run by a parents organization to provide vocational training to 24 youth with disabilities. 12 individuals get training on sewing and 12 on shoe making and repair. The project provides professional skills to the youth and the aim is that they can
 find a job after the training. The market seems to be good.
F.a: Realization of Child Rights in Somaliland Realization of Child Rights in Somaliland
F.a: Promoting a Save and Violence Free Family Environment for Children Promoting a Save and Violence Free Family Environment for Children
FLC: Promoting Inclusion of Persons with Disability in Viet Nam PYM: Vammaisten inkluusion edistäminen Vietnamissa Project Goal is to contribute towards the inclusive society for people with disabilities in Viet Nam. The Project specific objectives are 1) to improve the inclusive environment for people with disabilities in Thai Nguyen province 2) to strengthen inclusiv
e capacity of people with disabilities in Thai Nguyen province. Expected results of the Project are 1) Enforcement of the Disabilities Law in Thai Nguyen province improved 2) Expected result 2: Knowledge and understanding of local authorities in Thai Nguye
n province on issues related to people with disabilities enhanced 3) Awareness of people in the targeted communes in Thai Nguyen province on inclusion of people with disabilities raised 4) Existing public facilities and constructions in the targeted commun
es renovated to facilitate accessibility of people with disabilities to those public facilities and constructions 5) Current implementation of inclusion of people with disabilities and the inclusive capacity of people with disabilities in the targeted comm
unes reviewed 6)Capacity on inclusion readiness of people with disabilities improved 7) DPOs and people with disabilities networking strengthened 8) Mobility of people with disabilities improved and 9) Self-finance activities for people with disabilities i
mproved.??? (in Finnish to be provided later)Project Goal is to contribute towards the inclusive society for people with disabilities in Viet Nam. The Project specific objectives are 1) to improve the inclusive environment for people with disabilities in Thai Nguyen p
rovince 2) to strengthen inclusive capacity of people with disabilities in Thai Nguyen province. Expected results of the Project are 1) Enforcement of the Disabilities Law in Thai Nguyen province improved 2) Expected result 2: Knowledge and understanding o
f local authorities in Thai Nguyen province on issues related to people with disabilities enhanced 3) Awareness of people in the targeted communes in Thai Nguyen province on inclusion of people with disabilities raised 4) Existing public facilities and con
structions in the targeted communes renovated to facilitate accessibility of people with disabilities to those public facilities and constructions 5) Current implementation of inclusion of people with disabilities and the inclusive capacity of people with 
disabilities in the targeted communes reviewed 6)Capacity on inclusion readiness of people with disabilities improved 7) DPOs and people with disabilities networking strengthened 8) Mobility of people with disabilities improved and 9) Self-finance activiti
es for people with disabilities improved.???
FLC: Centre for Conflict Resolution  - Enhancing the capacity of CSO in Southern  Africa to promote Human rights and Democratic Governance PYM: Centre for Conflict Resolution - Enhancing the capacity of CSO in Southern  Africa to promote Human rights and Democratic Governance CCR's Human Rights project has for 15 years promoted constructive Conflict Management and respect of Human rights through  trainingfacilitation research and technical assistance. The aim of this project is to contribute to the promotion and protection of H
uman rights and Women rights in South Africa Lesotho Malawi Namibia SwazilandTanzania Zambia and Zimbabwe.Six workshop will be conducted 4 capacity building and 2 Experince sharing meetings.The overall objecjective of the project is to empower National Hum
an Rights institutions and non- governmental Organisation comunity based womens group to promote  Human rights gender equality and Democratic and Accorntable government as well as to manage conflict including those related to the violation of women's right
s as human rights.Tthe project will be runned over a period of 24 months
FLC: PACODEO - Peace building and Conflict Resolution in Marsabit County The Marsabit County perceived problems in the Upper Eastern parts of Kenya are anchored in the poor participation of the communities in the developmental agendas conflicts and tensions over resources insecurity among ethnic tribes and boarder countries inf
lux of cheap and sophisticated weapons from the porous borders of Ethiopia Somalia and Sudan. These includes:-continuous aimless killings invasions poor economic infrastructure unequal or poor distribution of resources misunderstanding between inter-ethnic
 communities and conflict. This is also widely seen to be instigated by politician?s incitement lack of adequate water pasture and grazing boundaries scarcity of resources high level of illiteracy very poor cooperation and dialogue among the Sub counties a
nd regional leaders in two Neighboring Countries of Kenya and Ethiopia.All this has caused unknown number of deaths leading to displacement of people who are forced to seek for refuge in market centre?s where there is police presence closure of schools and
 public offices. There are also cases of continuous and rampant cattle raids which have left majority of the residents without a source of livelihood depending only on government and NGOs supplied relief foods. Some of the conflicts have been caused by cla
ims of some ethnic groups living in some parts of their ancestral land leading to constant retaliations and revenges. Some areas have not only had high incidences of insecurity but uncountable cases of   massacres like North-Horr and Maikona districts. In 
these areas the truth will precede the justice and reconciliation issues and many Kenyans want to know how and what happened. The invasions by groups such as Oromo Liberation Front [OLF] banditry menace[Shifta]and Ethnic Cleansing have led to high cases of
 criminality and criminal gangs unemployment with many of the young persons and the economic means have been suppressed leading to poor means of earning livelihoods. There are also cases of impunity abuse of officers and corruption with high cases of extor
tion. The ethnic communities have element of suspicions hatred strife conflict tensions dissensions and fights surface in one form or another. The communities have experienced an increased chronic banditry activity which has claimed an unimaginable number 
of human lives livestock lost to the warring groups loss of properties of unknown value and houses set ablaze from both sides.