devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Honduras - Floods The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
Conflict & Fragility Research (CRU) A new four-year subsidy agreement between MoFa so as to increase the understanding of the dynamics of contemporary crisis and conflict, aiming to strengthen the Dutch (and other international) engagement in the field of conflict and fragility.
FAO Water and Agriculture Promotion of agricultural livelihoods and employment through investment in land reclamation and water reservoirs for Syrian refugees  and their host communities in Lebanon.
SFD Water & Sanitation Project The main goal is to contribute in reducing the suspect cases of cholera in the targeted communities in such a way that will cause instantaneous reduction during and directly after implementation and improve the resilience of targeted communities against future epidemic diseases outbreaks through  i. Providing access to improved water sources, ii. Providing access to improved sanitation, iii. Raising awareness on the importance of using latrines, water treatment at the point of use, and hand washing, and iv. Raise awareness on cholera and AWD, their causes, symptoms, preventive measures, and how to deal with cases.
BKR(MLD)-Sexual and Reproductive Rights The expected results of the project consist of a reassessed and revised curricula for “Education for Health” course in schools based on consultations with young people, teachers and parents in the targeted rayons, of the creation of action plans on increasing young people’s knowledge on sexual and reproductive rights and of a local advocacy platform in support of the curricula for sexual education in schools.  On the short term, this activity aims to strengthen the quality of the school-based comprehensive sexuality education and to increase awareness of young people and communities about youth sexual and reproductive rights. On the long term, the project aims to reduce the number of teenage pregnancies (SDG 3) and abortions, to bring a positive contribution to the reduction of the incidence of sexual transmitted infections in the targeted rayons and to reduce the incidence of sexual abuse and school-based gender-based violence among young people (SDG 5).
ABJ   ENVIRONMENT & GOVERNANCE ABJ   ENVIRONMENT & GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK FOR THE NIGER DELTA
BKR RAISING AWARENESS ROL BKR RAISING AWARENESS ON ROL THROUGH MOVIE SCREENING AND DEBATES
BUE-MRF-2017 UMBRELLA BUE-MRF-2017 UMBRELLA Propagating positive Dutch policy priorities in the area of Peace, Security and Human Rights is part of ZMA BUE’s strategic plan. As said before, one of the priority topics for ZMA BUE is Human Rights, which includes rights and equality for women. Human Rights, including Women’s rights, is a main topic within the Ministry’s foreign policy.
Training Customs West Africa Increasing efficiency and enforcing custom procedures in crisis situations in Western Africa
ARC_MALI NCA Reducing the root causes of armed conflict and violence in Mali through a human security approach
Investment partn.ships for SDG The developm. objective of the project is to contribute to econ. growth and sustainable developm. in developing countries through st rengthening the capacity of national IPAs in selected developing countries to develop bankable SDG projects
Foundations for Human Rights Doel van het project is om een ‘cross-sectorial’ netwerk van mensenrechtenambassadeurs in Burundi en Zuid-Sudan te versterken, voor het bevorderen van mensenrechten en in actie te komen bij het herstel van mensenrechtenschendingen. Individuen zullen een ‘cross-sectorial’ netwerken van mensenrechtenambassadeurs worden geplaatst, om zo schendingen aan te kaarten en als rolmodel te kunnen optreden. Daarnaast zullen de ‘cross-sectorial actors of change’ en lokale mensenrechtenactoren in Burundi en Zuid-Sudan data mbt mensenre chtenschendingen verzamelen en bewaren. Tevens zullen deze netwerken worden ondersteund bij het deelnemen aan relevante (inter)nationale instituties, om de gedocumenteerde schendingen kenbaar te maken, zodat zij ook gezien kunnen worden als legitieme en betrouwbar e informatiebronnen. Tenslotte zal het project ‘effective mutal learning and knowledge-sharing’ en ‘capacity sharing’ aanmoedigen. Deze kruisbestuiving van kennis zorgt ervoor dat mogelijk aanwezige barrières voor deze professionals om mensenrechten effectief te promoten zullen vervagen.
DAK   RADDHO PLAIDOYER DAK   RADDHO PLAIDOYER, SENSIBILISATION ET RENFORCEMENT DE CAPACITES SUR LES INSTRUMENTS ET MECANISMES DE PROTECTION DE DROITS DE GR OUPES VULNERABLES
AMM COVER SMALL HUMAN RIGHTS 2017 AMM COVER APPLICATION FOR SMALL HUMAN RIGHTS PROJECTS 2017
RAB VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Fighting violence against women: Reinforcing the juridical and socioeconomic capacity of women in Salé and neighborhood..
TUN GIE Siliana The project aims to build the capacities of the organization through the development of professional expertise in manufacturing and marketing its products, in view of becoming a social enterprise, with the aim of sustainable social-economic inclusion of vulnerable women in Siliana.
ACC - Commercial Fruit <(>&<)> Vegetable sector development in West Africa ACC - Hortifresh West Africa
KAI VAW at Healthcare Provision Centers The project aims to combat the incidence of violence against women at healthcare provision centers by training medical technicians, raising public awareness, and providing legal assistance to victims of violence
International Law Enforcement Academies (ILEA) in Thailand, Hungary and Botswana International Law Enforcement Academies (ILEA) Training
Law Enforcement Leadership Development 2 (ILEA) Provide INCLE funds for training activities at the International Law Enforcement Academy
International Air Cargo Interdiction Training I in Thailand International Air Cargo Interdiction Training I in Thailand
International Border Interdiction Training II (ILEA) Provide INCLE funds for training activities at the International Law Enforcement Academy
International Diver Certification Training in Thailand International Diver Certification Training in Thailand
International Law Enforcement Academies (ILEA) International Border Interdiction Training II in Bangkok, Thailand International Law Enforcement Academies (ILEA) International Border Interdiction Training II in Bangkok, Thailand
Counter Proliferation Investigations Building Block Workshop in Thailand Counter Proliferation Investigations Building Block Workshop in Thailand
International Law Enforcement Academies (ILEA)-International Border Interdiction Training in Bangkok, Thailand International Law Enforcement Academies (ILEA)-International Border Interdiction Training in Bangkok, Thailand
International Law Enforcement Academies (ILEA) in Bangkok, Thailand International Law Enforcement Academies (ILEA) in Bangkok, Thailand
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - EXBS Counter-Proliferation Investigations (CPI) Study Tour in Thailand DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - EXBS Counter-Proliferation Investigations (CPI) Study Tour in Thailand
Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Training in Thailand Export Control and Related Border Security (EXBS) Training in Thailand
DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Counter-Proliferation Investigations (CPI) Building Block Workshop in Thailand DHS Immigration and Customs Enforcement - Counter-Proliferation Investigations (CPI) Building Block Workshop in Thailand
X-Ray Training Discusses targeting and examination techniques, interviewing techniques, secondary inspections and examination of travel and air cargo documents
Strengthening organizational processes to reduce vulnerability in Central America region CAFOD will oversee the management of the regional Sustainable Livelihood with DRR approach programme in Central America 2009-2013 (covering four countries: Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala) and play a coordination and facilitation role in its delivery – in particular with regards the activities of the regional partner network related to learning and experience sharing between partners and more widely.  It This programme is supported by two important funds, the “Haramead Trust and a Major Donor” for the next three years. An important part will be to introduce and work with partners on the application of monitoring tools to effectively measure improvements in quality of life and to help partners plan a more comprehensive DRR approach at an institutional level. This internal project is essential to achieving the overall programme aim of contributing to improve the livelihoods of 21,802 beneficiaries, through the implementation of sustainable agricultural practices and the incidence in public policy to ensure access, control and management of natural resources by the communities.

This internal grant includes funding for the hosting and organisation of annual events / workshops, establishment and administration of a virtual learning platform, partner exchange visits, promotion of increased co-ordination and learning between the regional partner network and other networks and regional programmes.
Knowledge management and capacity building for advocacy about climate change in Central America This project aims to improve the knowledge management and capacity strengthening in analysis and advocacy, related to climate change, in the Central American region.

The 10 partner members of the livelihoods programme will be the direct beneficiaries, this number can be increased. The partners will select some members of the technical team and representative leaders, who will be trained by Centro Humboldt. Some of the topics will include:  identifying the causes and alternative strategies for climate change adaptation; promoting better adaptation practices through public policies and national strategies; promoting dialogue between civil society and government about climate change. 

The methodology is called cascading.  First at least 10 people (6 men and 4 women) from each partner will be trained, then those people will be replicated in their communities and institutions spreading the training.
Improving learning, monitoring and communication technology for the Livelihood Programme The partners of the livelihood programme held a regional partner gathering in April 2018 where SIMAS shared the lesson learned from the online monitoring platform and the use of the online learning platform. SIMAS carried out a rapid assessment to identify partner priorities and needs (see documents in webpromise).  One of the findings is that partners feel they need continued accompaniment on how to improve tools and skills for using these two online platforms. They mention that they need to improve communication skills in order to write and share more case studies, and write informational notes, and finally partners think that the online monitoring system needs improvement to be more user friendly. 

This project aims to improve the Online System for Farm Monitoring (OSFM: (http://monitoreo-finca.cafodca.org/) and the learning exchange platform ((http://cafodca.org/). The online monitoring system and the learning platform needs to improve tools and design for better comprehension and analysis of the data produced. SIMAS will carry out regional courses as well as field visits to each partner across the region. One innovation will be to use digital media to give talks and technical support. 

Partners need to work closely on development and implementation of these tools. Due to the complexity and the cost of this system, CAFOD had prioritized in the first phase just two Nicaraguan partners with whom we worked as a pilot project this new system. However, this project is now aimed at all the Central America partners.
Strengthening capacities for sustainability and fundraising of CAFOD partners in Central America The current situation reported by civil society organisations in Central America is characterised by several issues that affect their capacities for sustainability and fundraising:
-There is a decline in the sub-region in terms of resources dedicated by institutional donors, UN agencies, accompanying organisations (similar to CAFOD) and T&F. This is due to several factors, including wars and humanitarian crises.
-This has resulted in increased competition for the same resources among civil society organisations. Local organisations must compete among themselves and with other actors (UN, INGOs, etc.) to access the scarce resources available to ensure their survival. 
- Despite a theoretical discourse that prioritises "localisation", many of these resources are also co-opted by international entities that continue to be more competitive due to their size and capacities. 
- This also affects the ability of these organisations to effectively lobby and influence donor priorities based on the real needs they encounter in their local and national contexts. The funding available and their priorities remain subjugated to current diplomatic and commercial interests. 
Led by COMAL, this project aims to support three key areas: 
R1 - Strengthen knowledge (identification, communication and understanding) of funding opportunities
R2 - Improve strategic positioning for funding through technical support (marketing, positioning) and peer-to-peer and consortium approaches
R3 - Strengthen capacities for decision-making, design/learning and M&E of proposal development processes.
Central America: a movement of wills for dignity The Jesuit Central American Provincial Commission of the Social Apostolate (CPAS) understands that working for dignified life and justice requires deep reflection and collective audacity and that the future of Central America is forged by all of us, in community, in a network. For this reason, we are invited to trust in new forms of relationships: taking care of ourselves and our Common Home; promoting leadership that overcomes individualism; encouraging a new democratic political culture, in which the dignity of all people is at the centre. 
Together with the diversity of voices and perspectives of women, youth, popular movements, indigenous and Afro-descendant peoples, people in forced mobility and other groups, CPAS seeks to build alternatives and raise hope in the face of this capitalist, patriarchal and racist system that violates the Central American peoples. 
In synthesis, five are the most complex problems of the Central American reality that we face:
 	Fading democratic systems
 	Concentrating, exclusionary and predatory economic model.
 	Risks and complexities in the forced mobilisation of people.
 	Growing human rights violations: gender equality as a priority
 	Communication: new narratives and inspiring agendas
The project aims to assist in the implementation of the Strategic Directions 2023-2027 set by the Jesuits through two objectives:
i) To strengthen networking and articulation at local, national and regional levels of works and sectors of the Society of Jesus in the Central American region (inwards). 
ii) To contribute to the development of regional proposals as a realisation of the "Faith and Justice" option in harmony with the religious, social, political, economic and cultural commitment of the social dimension that Jesuit works must promote (outwards).
Women and historical memory in El Salvador This project aims to assist in strengthening grassroots organisations’ capacity to analyse and understand women’s roles in history, in El Salvador.

Whilst levels of community organisation in El Salvador and throughout Central America are relatively good, grassroots sectors of civil society are often lacking basic information, analysis and understanding about the economic and political systems, structures and trends that shape their reality and impact their lives and livelihoods. There are very few spaces for systematic training of grassroots and community leaders and educators (agents of change) in education, (particularly gender) analysis and reflection. There is a scarcity of publishing houses dedicated to producing quality, user friendly educational support materials on social, economic, political and environmental development issues for these popular sectors. 

Equipo Maíz is dedicated to popular education through publications and training and aims to facilitate learning and analysis at the grassroots on issues that affect local people, to enable them to have a better understanding of these issues and the capacity to propose alternative policies and solutions. It aims to increase people’s commitment to social justice and encourages them to take an active role in creating change.   

Through this project, Equipo Maiz is part of the new CAFOD Regional Gender and HIV Capacity strengthening Programme and the Human Rights and Governance programme. This year will be dedicated to working with women and men from grassroots organisations to strengthen their analysis capacity to understand women's role in history and to plan activities from a historical and gender equity perspective. Last year of funding: Phasing out.
Working for social justice - research, analysis, networking and action This project aims to continue to ensure a minimum level of support to the coordination activities of the Commission for Social Apostolate of the Jesuits in Central America (CPAS), in addition to providing specific support to the initiatives of the Province.

The primary function of the CPAS is to encourage the Province and its works throughout the region, to strengthen and recommit itself to working for social justice and to ensure the necessary transformation of all its social outreach activities.

In particular this mission is to be accomplished through the development and diffusion of social, theological and cultural analysis and reflection, by serving as a link for cooperation at a regional level as well as farther afield.
Equipo Maiz-Stengthening editiorial processes & broadening editorial services to other organisations Whilst levels of community organisation in El Salvador and throughout Central America are relatively good, grassroots sectors of civil society are often lacking basic information, analysis and understanding about the economic and political systems, structures and trends that shape their reality and impact their lives and livelihoods. There are very few spaces for systematic training of grassroots and community leaders and educators (agents of change) in education, analysis and reflection and a scarcity of publishing houses dedicated to producing quality, digestible educational support materials on social, economic, political and environmental development issues. Equipo Maíz is dedicated to popular education through publications and training and aims to facilitate learning and analysis at the grassroots on issues that affect local people, to enable them to have a better understanding of these issues and the capacity to propose alternative policies. It aims to increase people’s commitment to social justice and encourage them to take an active role in creating change.   Through this project Equipo Maíz will provide training for over 1,000 agents of social change, as well as producing new and re-editing existing publications and materials.
Working for social justice - research, analysis, networking and action The primary function of the Commission for Social Apostolate of the Jesuits in Central America is to encourage the Province and its works throughout the region to strengthen and recommit itself to working for social justice and to ensure the necessary transformation of all its social outreach activities so as to achieve this end. In particular this mission is to be accomplished through the development and diffusion of social, theological and cultural analysis and reflection, through serving as a link for cooperation at a regional level as well as farther afield, through seeking to unite "macro" vision and "micro" actions and through developing projects with and among the poor to serve as examples of an alternative vision of society. This project will ensure a level of minimum support to the coordination activities of CPAS, in addition to providing specific support to the region wide initiatives of the Province.
Improving the strategic use of information communication technology (ICT) for monitoring projects This capacity-strengthening project, part of the Central America Livelihoods programme, aims to implement an innovative monitoring system - Virtual System for Farm Monitoring (VSFM) – for 10 partners in the region. The virtual platform will use different tools and methods to set up a monitoring system that will be highly visual, and will provide reports to track project progress at three levels – farmers, partners and donors. 

The VSFM will be new in the region, so CAFOD’s partner SIMAS will need to work closely with the targeted partners on development and implementation. CAFOD has prioritised two Nicaraguan partners with whom to pilot it, before rollout to the remainder. The project will involve detailed design and implementation activities, followed by a series of workshops to scale up to the remaining partners, tailor the system to their needs, and assess the monitoring results.
Strengthening the humanitarian capacity of Jesuit Network for Migration in Central America One of the main characteristics of Central America continues to be the forced displacement of people, due to the structural factors ( poverty, climate vulnerability, inequality, exclusion, generalised violence, gender-based violence, weakening of institutions and the democratic system, corruption, impunity, decrease in public social investment, among others), as well as the rise of authoritarianism and the increasingly visible impacts of climate change in different areas, especially in the Dry Corridor. 
In Nicaragua, the forced displacement of people since the outbreak of the socio-political crisis in 2018 has not abated. Also, in 2023, more than 500,000 migrants in transit crossed the Darién jungle and, as part of their route through Central America. It has become evident that people in situations of greater vulnerability such as women, girls and boys, LGBTIQ+, victims of torture face greater abuse during their migratory route due to State violence, organised crime and lack of information, humanitarian aid and protection services. 
The Jesuit Network with Migrants Central America (RJM-CA), the regional coordinating body for the social works of the Society of Jesus in Central America that provide care and accompaniment to forced migrants, as part of the direct response in each country and the reflections carried out jointly in coordination spaces and its Strategic Planning 2023-2027.
1) Strengthening the humanitarian capacity of RJM-CA members and organisational preparedness based on international standards (Sphere, CALP, IASC, etc) and developing joint guidelines and a common understanding among the network members of how to respond to forced migration. 
2)Develop a case management - "humanitarian bridge" - tracking particularly vulnerable cases and offering information about services available with a rights-based perspective.
3) Developing an Alert and Response interagency mechanism.