devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
F.a: Communications Communications is essential part of our work. In Finland, WWF is the biggest NGO that communicates about the connection between humans and nature from the development cooperation perspective. Through the Engaging Finnish Society component, the Programme wi
ll engage public on issues regarding the huge negative environmental and social impact that Finnish production and consumption has on developing countries.##We will communicate success stories from the field, about endangered species as indicators of the s
tate of the environment, about the state of the planet and overshoot day. We communicate about environmental issues by addressing their social, economic and political causes and effects. WWF also combines the messages about promoting human welfare with con
servation of endangered species, as these species often are indicators of the healthy environment. This gives an asset to reach a wider audience than what could be reached by communicating development cooperation only on human perspective. Our biggest comm
unication campaign for 2018-2019 will be a prime time 8-episode television series on biodiversity and flagship species. WWFs Global Living Planet -report is published every 2 years.##WWF Finland has a wide number of communication channels, and we will cont
inue active dialogue with the public. WWF reaches audiences directly through social media, WWFs website, events, magazine, publications, newsletters and indirectly through the media. Cooperation with large media companies, such as MTV3 and YLE, gives WWF e
xcellent channels to reach a significant wider audience. To get its message heard with added impact, WWF cooperates and communicates together with the authorities, research institutes, public influencers such as bloggers and vloggers, celebrities and peopl
e with a great number of social media followers, and other NGOs in Finland and abroad. To engage people, we must better understand the different target groups, their behaviour, needs and motives to act. By targeting and tailoring our messages we get better
 results in our advocacy work. This work will be a crucial part of our engagement approach.##Communication in the programme contributes to the overall communication strategy of WWF Finland: To engage hundreds of thousands of Finns to share our issues and c
auses, to adopt sustainable ways of living and to support us financially and to convince political and organisational leaders about the importance of a healthy environment.
Beam: Mobile Identity for Emerging Markets Development of mobile authentication services. Mobile Identity that is enabled on all handsets bring significant benefits and development opportunities to the rural areas in emerging markets.
Beam: Robotic Process Automation Increasing Robotic Process Automation capacity in Vietnam
F.a: Chhadak (Light) - Developing special needs education for the underpriviledged children with autism and other disabilities Children and youth with autism or other disabilities of indigenous background living in Rangamati Hill District in Bangladesh will be provided education. Project will develop peer support and training for parents, training for teachers, health and rehabili
tation services for children and conduct advocacy activities.
F.a: Needs assessment of rehabilitation services in Mozambique This project is to conduct a survey among a sample group of 200 physically disabled people and 50 parents of children with disabilities in 4 provinces of Mozambique (Sofala, Tete, Maputo, and Gaza), to collect information and to analyze to understand the c
urrent levels os provision of and access to assistive devices and rehabilitation services. This survey will inform the planning of a center offering rehabilitation services, repairs and production of mobility aids and assistive devices. It will also serve 
as support for finding funding for its construction.
Beam: Clean drinking water The main aim of this project is to develop environmentally friendly water purification materials for the rural environment in India.
F.a: Promoting Publicly Controlled Quality Water Services The project objective is to train water sector workers´ trade unions and improve their organizing efforts and thus dues collection. With the help of the project, the unions enhance their joint campaigning to attract more attention to workers´ rights in t
he privatization processes, and to guarantee quality water services for all citizens regardless of their income.##Water services have been privatized in the Philippines and in Indonesia in many ways. This has decreased the availability of affordable water 
services to citizens, but also the position, job security and trade union rights of water sector workers. In addition, the privatization of water services has been frequently associated with corruption. In Indonesia, the Supreme Court ruled the privatizati
on of Jakarta water system as corrupt and announced that it must be returned to public control. In the Philippines, water sector trade unions have been successful in limiting the expansion of international financial institutions (such as Asian Development 
Bank ADB) loans to the water sector. The heavy debts with their interests would have resulted in increased costs for water services to the public. The unions campaign to have water considered as a human right, to which all people must have affordable acces
s. ##As a result of the project, unions develop policy alternatives to privatization with evidence-based research, and publish these alternatives to national governments and public. In Indonesia, the unions intend to assure the implementation of the Suprem
e Court decision and creation of a monitoring system for its implementation. Membership of the unions will be increased, which in turn strengthens their financial sustainability. Unions develop joint priorities and strengthen their cooperation with other c
ivil society actors. ##The beneficiaries are the water sector workers, and, in the long run, all people that use public water services. ##The project is implemented by Public Services International (PSI) together with its member unions.
F.a: Capasity building of specialists and Sign language interpreters Capacity building of 10 workers of the National Association of the Deaf in Tajikistan on Sign Language and Sign language interpretation by providing them a 7 days long training with 2 specialist from Moscow Centre for Deaf Studies and Bilingual Education u
nder the name of Galina Zaizeva. After the training the participants can organize Sign Language Courses and spread the knowledge on Sign Language trough out the country.
UNFPA/Annual contribution 2018 YK:n väestörahasto UNFPA / Vuosiavustus 2021 Contribution to UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund) regular resources in 2018. The goals of UNFPA are the achievement of universal access to sexual and reproductive health the reducton of maternal mortality as well as the acceleration of progress on the
 ICPD (International Conference on Population and Development)  agenda and sustainable development goals. UNFPA also focuses on improving the lives of youths and women by advocating for human rights and gender equality and by promoting the understanding of
 population dynamics. Kohdentamaton vapaaehtoinen rahoitus (yleisavustus) YK:n väestörahasto UNFPA:lle (United Nations Population Fund) vuonna 2021. UNFPA tukee jäsenmaiden hallituksia väestö- ja kehityskysymysten alalla. Järjestön toiminta tähtää seksuaali- ja lisä
äntymisterveyspalveluiden universaaliin saatavuuteen seksuaali- ja lisääntymisterveyden ja -oikeuksien edistämiseen ja äitiyskuolleisuuden vähentämiseen Kairon väestö- ja kehityskonferenssin (ICPD) toimintaohjelman ja kestävän kehityksen tavoitt
eiden saavuttamiseksi.
Research advisory services for the strenghtening of the HRBA in private sector support Asiantuntijapalvelut: yksityissektorihankkeiden ihmisoikeusperustaisuuden vahvistaminen Consultancy and research services are provided by Shift (Shift ltd) the leading Centre of Expertise on the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. The aim is to strengthen the human rights bases approach of private sector instruments and progra
ms supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and or other public funding. The project involves the procurement of expert services (consultancy and research services) in human rights and business including training for all stakeholders and tailor-made su
pport services for each of the private sector instruments to strengthen human rights (Beam / Business Finland Finnpartnership PIF Finnfund and Finnvera). In addition training tools / surveys are being produced to support companies and the Finnish Governmen
t in their efforts on human rights due diligence human rights training and reporting. Further Finland supports the Valuing Respect project to enhance measuring of campanies human rights impacts. The value of the procurement is 558600 .  The contract period
 is 3 years from 2019 to 2021. Hankinnan kohteena on palvelut ulkomaiselta voittoa tavoittelemattomalta yritysvastuutoimijalta Shiftiltä (Shift ltd). Tavoitteena on ulkoministeriön hallinnoimien ja/tai kehitysyhteistyömäärärahoilla tuettujen yksityissektorin instrumenttien ja ohje
lmien ihmisoikeusperustaisuuden vahvistaminen YK:n liike-elämää ja ihmisoikeuksia ohjaavien periaatteiden mukaisesti sekä muiden julkista rahoitusta myöntävien toimijoiden ihmisoikeusosaamisen kasvattaminen erityisesti kehitysmaihin suuntautuvien toi
mintojen osalta.  Hankkeen avulla hankitaan ihmisoikeuksiin ja liike-elämään erikoistuneita asiantuntijapalveluja (konsultointi- ja tutkimuspalveluja) joihin lukeutuu virkamiehille ja yrityksille kohdennettua koulutusta sekä jokaiselle yksityissektori-
instrumentille räätälöityjä tukipalveluja ihmisoikeusperustaisuuden vahvistamiseksi (Beam/Business Finland Finnpartnership julkisen sektorin investointituki PIF Finnfund sekä Finnvera). Lisäksi tuotetaan koulutuksia työkaluja/ selvityksiä jotka tu
kevat yrityksiä toimeenpanemaan ihmisoikeuksiin liittyvää asianmukaista huolellisuutta sekä tutkimusta jota Shift on ollut kehittämässä ja jonka myötä pyritään mittaamaan yritysten toiminnan ihmisoikeusvaikutuksia. Hanke lisää Suomen politiikk
ajohdonmukaisuutta tällä saralla. Suorahankinnan arvo ilman arvonlisäveroa on 558 600 ?. Hankintamenettelynä on ollut avoin menettely vuonna 2017. Hankintaa koskeva hankintailmoitus julkaistiin www.hankintailmoitukset.fi - ilmoituskanavassa 24.3.2017. 
Hankintalain 40   2 mom. nojalla hankinta on nyt esitetty suorahankintana. Alkuperäinen hankinta määriteltiin seuraavasti: EU-kynnysarvon ylittävä ensisijainen palveluhankinta. Sopimuskausi on 3 vuotta 2019-2021.
F.a: Special theater Establishment of a theater for Down syndrome children, adolescents and adults. Parents take part in stitching costumes and producing scenery. Performances raise money.
F.a: EDAN: Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Development Programmes (IPDDP) Unspecified project Määrittelemätön projekti
F.a: ADEMIMO in progress This is an income generation project focused on pig raising by a group of 8 people with disabilities (5 women and 3 men). 8 PWDs get training on how to raise pigs for three days. Then, they will purchase needed material and tools for construction of pigger
ies, and then they will purchase pigs and medicines. Pork meat will be sold in the local markets.
F.a: Corporate engagement Private sector engagement is a highly relevant field of work not only in view of the strong prioritization of the Finnish Development Policy on the role of private sector in development, but in terms of its concrete results.#In the next four years, we will
 focus our efforts on engaging with private sector actors regarding Human Rights Due Diligence based on the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs). Specifically, we aim to work together especially regarding children in the supply chain 
or identifying particularly vulnerable segments in the supply chain workforce as well as in piloting innovative ways for stakeholder engagement and community dialogue in communities with potential business-related child right impacts.#In summary, the 2018-
2021 Programme, Plan Finlands corporate engagement will: 1) Continue to establish multi-sector partnerships in order to enhance the realisation of child rights also in business operations, 2) Pilot innovative approaches in Human Rights Due Diligence and 3)
 Advocate strongly with other child-centered organisations in Finland for enhanced regulation in regard business and human rights, especially Human Rights Due Diligence.#The results of this work will be to find new working models together with private sect
or for businesses to respect child rights and gender equality in their business operations. The specific results to children and particularly girls will vary depending on partner and country of operations. The result for the advocacy work will be to increa
se public discussion on state responsibility to protect human rights in business operations, and strive for policy changes to support UN Guiding principles of business and human rights in Finland.#The beneficiaries of this work are children, particularly g
irls and their families who are impacted by business operations in developing countries. Key beneficiaries are also Finnish companies and their staff working on business and human rights due diligence.#In seeking solutions to these complex problems, we hav
e joined up the expertise of the corporate partners, Plan Finland as well as Plan Country Offices in-depth knowledge and understanding of child rights and the local corporate scene. The rich experience of Plan from various parts of the world, and a strong 
child rights and gender expertise, has proven to be attractive to many Finnish companies, as they tackle social responsibility issues in their supply chains
F.a: Construction of a soap factory for the handicapped association of Zoundja Daho This project aims at building a production point of soap where people with disabilities will work in soap production, and will be able to sell it to the community. There will be 93 PWDs benefiting. All of them have been trained on soap production and they 
will get training on operation of machines and business. 2 teams will participate in production and 6 teams on marketing and sales.
F.a: Computer printing shop The project will provide photocopying, computer typing and invitation card making service to the public. A photocopying shop will be set up in Taungoo Township, Bago Region, Myanmar by a group of persons with a disability. Capacity of persons with a disabi
lity will increase and they will have more self-confidence and thus be able to do more disability awareness activities directed at the public.Persons with a disability in the project area can get job opportunities and 2 persons with a disability will be em
ployed at the photocopying shop.
F.a: Strengthen the network of Women with Disability in Si Sa Ket Province 200 women and 50 children with disabilities in Si Sa Ket Thailand will benefit from advocacy related to issues related to women with disabilities and gender based violence. A workshop will be held on the issue and awareness raised. This group of women with
 disabilities want to register the organisation.
FLC: The Future is better for The Egyptians and Refugees Children and Women project The Future is better for The Egyptians and Refugees children and Women project FBER-CW it is Bashayer NGO response for the education services needs for 5629 refugees accommodated in Helwan and another Egyptian target groups the out of school children and i
lliterate women in Helwan. The overall objective is: Enhance the access to education opportunities (formal and non-formal) for the Refugees unaccompanied minors Egyptians out of school children the young women and women in Helwan.FBER-CW project will provi
de a comprehensive development interventions for 610 direct beneficiaries and 3571 as indirect beneficiaries. The main activities in the propose project: local authorities and civil society actors capacity building on the Refugees and Egyptians education r
ights in Helwan advocacy camping for the Education rights Support the enrollment for the Egyptians out of schools and illiterate women in the public schools and the community education provide a Community Based Psychosocial Support services teachers traini
ng M+E and communication documentation and project visibility activities. FBER-CW project is Human Rights Based Approach project and targeted to enhance the capacity of the Rights-holders Duty-bearers and Responsible Actors in Helwan as well as prompting t
he education rights for the project target groups. The Future is better for The Egyptians and Refugees children and Women project FBER-CW it is Bashayer NGO response for the education services needs for 5629 refugees accommodated in Helwan and another Egyptian target groups ?the out of school children and 
illiterate women in Helwan?. The overall objective is: Enhance the access to education opportunities (formal and non-formal) for the Refugees unaccompanied minors Egyptians out of school children the young women and women in Helwan.FBER-CW project will pro
vide a comprehensive development interventions for 610 direct beneficiaries and 3571 as indirect beneficiaries. The main activities in the propose project: local authorities and civil society actors capacity building on the Refugees and Egyptians education
 rights in Helwan advocacy camping for the Education rights Support the enrollment for the Egyptians out of schools and illiterate women in the public schools and the community education provide a Community Based Psychosocial Support services teachers trai
ning M+E and communication documentation and project visibility activities. FBER-CW project is Human Rights Based Approach project and targeted to enhance the capacity of the Rights-holders Duty-bearers and Responsible Actors in Helwan as well as prompting
 the education rights for the project target groups.
F.a: Spa and Massage Training An income generating project with vocational training for Thai spa and massage. 12 parents with children with a disability in Si Sa Ket Thailand will be trained on spa and massage and will open a shop to create income.
F.a: Empowering DPOs in Kosovo for better representation of the rights of persons with disabilities KDF is an umbrella organization of seven DPOs in Kosovo. KDF wants to educate the membership of all the seven member organizations about the National Strategy on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in Kosovo 2013/20. Seven workshops will be organized a
nd monitoring committees established. The monitoring results will be shared with KDF for further action.
F.a: Project funding decisions 2020, to be allocated to projects in 2020 Projects iin developing countries, unspecified
F.a: More Fire! -Strenghtening Barefeet Children's councils Project's Zambian implementing agency Barefeet Theatre works with vulnerable street children and youth to empower them and give them self-confidence to improve their own lives. In practice their method is based on theatre, acrobatics and other performing a
rts. Barefeet has established youth local councils to organise youth and give an established base for them to co-operate and support each other, improve their own lives and to influence local decision makers.  The youth council activities are established i
n Lusaka, and the method will be spread to Kaoma and Livingstone during this project phase. Youth organised in childrens councils perform as role models to others and give an example that life as a street kid is not the only possible option. The project al
so raises awareness among general public about the situation and living conditions of children living on streets.
Sustainable sanitation for Ho Municipality Ghana ODF2030 ? Kestävän sanitaation kehityshanke Ghanassa ODF2030 –Sustainable sanitation for Ho Municipality, Ghana – project empowers and capacitates public authorities and institutions, and mobilises the citizens, for the achievement of total sanitation in line with Ho local development strategies and UN S
DG's (especially SDG 6). Current level of access to improved sanitation in Ho is less than 20 per cent and open defecation is prevalent which is causing severe threat on people's health and environment. ODF2030 ? Kestävän sanitaation kehityshanke Ghanassa lisää Hon kunnan paikallishallinnon ja instituutioiden kapasiteettia sekä mobilisoi asukkaita sanitaatiotavoitteiden saavuttamiseksi. Hankkeen tavoitteet on linjattu kansallisten ja alueellisten keh
itysstrategioiden sekä YK:n kestävän kehityksen tavoitteiden mukaisesti. Tällä hetkellä alle 20 prosenttia Hon väestöstä on kehittyneiden sanitaatiopalveluiden piirissä ja avoimeen maastoon ulostaminen (Open Defecation) on yleistä. Tämä aiheut
taa merkittävän riskin asukkaiden terveydelle ja ympäristölle. Hanke tukee paikallishallinnon toteuttamia ECOSAN -kampanjoita kaupunki- ja maaseutualueilla. ECOSAN -ratkaisut parantavat hygieniaa ja terveyttä lisäävät ruokaturvaa ja vähentävät k
öyhyyttä orgaanisten lannoitteiden käytön kautta sekä parantavat ympäristön tilaa ja vähentävät kasvihuonekaasupäästöjä. Hankkeen toimenpiteet kohdistuvat kaikkiin neljään Suomen kehityspolitiikan painopistealueeseen. Naiset ja tytöt ovat 
projektin pääkohderyhmiä. Paikallisten kumppaneiden kapasiteetin vahvistaminen sisältää mm. peruskartoituksia koulutuksia alueellisten sidosryhmien dialogia pilotteja vertaisarviointeja sekä toiminnan tuloksellisuuden arviointeja.  ECOSAN -kampanjoi
den seurauksena yksityiset sanitaatioinvestoinnit lisääntyvät saadaan 14 uutta Open Defecation Free (ODF) ?statuksen saanutta kylää sekä 16 kylää ja 2 asuinaluetta tuottavat ja hyödyntävät orgaanisia lannoitteita. Keskeisimmät tuotokset sisält
ävät kurssit kouluttajien kouluttamiseksi vuosittaiset sidosryhmäfoorumit ja yleisötilaisuudet teknologia- ja palvelupilotit sekä ECOSAN liiketoimintamallit. ODF2030 ?hankkeen suoria hyödynsaajia ovat Ho Municipal Assembly ja Ho Technical University 
joita tuetaan myös alueellisessa verkostoitumisessa. Muita suoria hyödynsaajia ovat ECOSAN ?kampanjoihin osallistuvat kylät ja kaupunkialueet. Hon paikalliset kumppanit ovat sitoutuneita edistämään ECOSAN ?ratkaisuja joita on jo pilotoitu kouluissa s
ekä maaseudun kotitalouksissa osana Hon ja Lahden kaupungin pitkäaikaista kuntayhteistyötä. Käymäläseura Huussi ry sekä Lahden ja Jyväskylän ammattikorkeakoulut tuovat kukin projektiin omaa erityisosaamistaan.