devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Fair Finance Guide Sida Germany 17-19 Facing Finance e.V. is a non-profit organisation headquartered in Berlin that takes a stand against corporate violations in the areas of environment and climate change, labour and human rights, corruption, and any use of weapons that are against international law. Since 2016, the organization is leading the Fair Finance Guide coalition in Germany, which researches the level of integration of ESG criteria in the policies and practices of major German banks who are active on national and/or regional level.The research results are published and used to inform the general public, and bank clients specifically, mainly through social and conventional media,as well as participation in Annual Share Holder meetings and specific events, where the public is interested in sustainability issues. FFG Germany provides awareness raising and stimulate bank clients to take action by sending comments to their bank (either demanding improvements, praising their conduct or indicating that they will change their account to another bank). The coalition uses theresearch results also to engage with the banks directly and to influence the government and financial authorities where stricter (application of ) regulation is needed. The FFG coalition works in close cooperation withother FFG coalitions in Europe (especially Belgium) and Southern countries.
Building Resilience & Climate Change "Ben Tre is considered to be heavily affected by the impacts of climate change such as sea level rise, salinization, landslide and flood in coastal areas.Oxfam#s recent researches have shown that local people have been and are suffering from these impacts. The province#s coastal communes are facing up with the shortage of clean water for production and living activities in dry season. Agriculture and aquaculture production are affected, plagues breaks out, cultivating productivity decreases, which lead to unstable incomes. Poor people, especially women, are usually unemployed in the community. National and Provincial specialized  agents have warned that salinization will continue to rise, flood will happen more frequently and longer, there will be more unpredictable and extreme climatic phenomena. The adverse effects of these impacts hence will be more severe, putting more pressure on the response Project area: 15 communes of three coastal districts including Thua Duc, Thanh Trì, Dinh Trung and Dai Hoa Loc Communes of Binh Dai District; Thanh Hai, Thanh Phong, An Dien, An Thanh, An Nhon, and An Qui Communes of  Thanh Phu District; Bao Thuan, Bao Thanh, Tan Xuan, An HoaTay and An Duc Communes of Ba Tri DistrictImplementation time: 5 years (4/2012 # 3/2017)Project budget: 3,922,650 USD (approximately 81.2 billion dong) sponsored by NZAID"
Palestinian Farmers Union SIDA programme has four inter-related outcomes that will be targeted: (1) Small-scale agricultural farming systems are more productive, sustainable, and responsive to market demand in the selected commodity value chains, through a market system approach.(2) Market systems in selected VCs are efficient, transparent, inclusive and rewarding for women and men small-scale producers. (3) Enabling policies and market regulations are more inclusive and better promote the interests of small-scale producers; and,GoI violations of IHL and IHRL are challenged. (4) Local partners and relevant sector organizations can practice market systems approach for pro-poor and resilient agriculture development.

PFU was included in the formal partner assessments, as an organization that Oxfam will partner with on a contractual basis according to specific activities. PFU's role is to contribute to the development of a more enabling environment that will enable value chains to flourish despite the numerous impediments faced byfarmers and traders due to the occupation and related GoI impediments as well as due to gaps and weaknesses in Palestinian regulatory, policy, and legislative environment. By pushing for the development and adoption of more enabling policies and practices, in an inclusive way (ensuring the consultation of all relevant stakeholders), we believe that new possibilities for public and private partnerships will be created, which in turn will encourage donors and investors to return to this sector which playsakey role in the livelihoods and resilience of Palestinians to stay on their lands. PFU under this outcome will capitalize on Oxfam#s ongoing advocacy initiatives, including through SDC and Danida funded programs.
Support Civil Society on impact of COVID Support to strengthen the Civil Society Mechanism (CSM) of the Committee on World Food Security on the impact of COVID19 on food security. Advocate towards the October high-level CFS meeting and 2021 Food Summit, pushing for clear political commitments to achievezero hunger through just and sustainable food system. This grant will support the Civil Society Mechanism to run a range of activities around the October meeting, including national / regional / global consultations and convenings, communications work, and outreach to ensure that there is a stronger representative voice of frontline communities in framing a global response to the food and hunger crisis.
Supporting national efforts onBeijing+25 WCLAC is a leading organisation to combat VAWG and addressing root causes and consequences of GBV in OPT as well as the gender-specific impact of increasing militarization associated with the Israeli occupation. WCLAC has been supporting Palestinian CBOsto address GBV on local grassroots levels and established local protection committees. It is raising the voices of women and girls at international levels through its special consultative status with the UN Economic and Social Council, under this projectWCLAC will lead thenational consultations together with MIFTAH in the West Bank. WCLAC will focus on three areas of concern related to Violence against women and girls, environment, and inclusive development, afterwards together with MIFTAh will lead onnational and international influencing efforts.
AJOAGO_SIDA1 Agriculture, which accounts for 35% of Mozambique#s GDP and 71% of the labor force, was most  heavily  affected  by  the  Cyclones, with at  least $513  millionin  losses. In  particular, Manica and Sofala provinces suffered the greatest losses from Cyclone Idai, and these provinces contribute approximately 25% of the total national cereal output. Household agricultural losses were  high across affected  provinces, with a  total  of  433,056  farming  households  affected  by Idai. According to the PostCyclone Idai RapidAgricultural Livelihoods Needs Assessment in Sofala, Manica, and Zambezia provinces, 15th#19thApril, nearly 90% of 131 communities interviewed rely on agriculture as their main livelihood.

Oxfam and AJOAGO are committed  to  supporting  the  recovery of the  most  vulnerable  Cyclone-affected communities and households, and improving their ability to withstand recurrent climate-related disasters, through a range of integrated, complementary activities designed in two phases. Phase One focuses  on  livelihoods  restoration and mitigating  the risk of  the  Cyclones  on  the related factors of  under nutrition  and  exposure  to  protection risks, while strengthening communities# resilience during this critical early recovery period. As livelihoods are restored, Phase Two will continue  to  target  the  same  households  and  communities  to reinforce  and  build  on  Phase  One activities to improve sustainability, with greater focus on systems strengthening and community resilience building.
ADRA Assam Flood 2020 The consortium of Oxfam and ADRA has a formidable presence in the state of Assam directly as well through
partners with ongoing interventions in the state. The consortium will deliver high quality coordinated project that
will build upon respective expertise in Multipurpose Cash, WASH and Coordination along with provision of
Emergency supplies.
CO-Cross-border Vietnam Rubber Group (VRG) is the biggest rubber producer in Vietnam, and is one of major rubber investor in Sub-Mekong region withvast plantations in Vietnam, Lao and Cambodia. In the last few years, VRG has been facing several oppositions in its operation in Cambodia and Laos, and questioned by international actors due to its ineffective community engagement.
Oxfam in Vietnam has been engaging with VRG since 2015, aiming at providing advice and assistance VRG to enhance its corporate social responsibility toward sustainable business development, in line with UN’s Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and FPIC principles. Particularly in community engagement, Oxfam supported 3 trainings for the staff of VRG branches companies on community engagement during 2018 – 2019.
In this phase, Oxfam in Vietnam continues to assist VRG to enhance its community engagement works.
IP Rights in the Bangsamoro Basic Law IP Voice: Full inclusion of Indigenous Peoples# Rights in the Bangsamoro Basic Law is a project that will be implemented by the Mindanao Peoples' Peace Movement (MPPM) for 18 months. This is in line with the resumption of the peace process between The Philippine Government and the Bangsamoro, with the vital issues in the negotiation being the rights to territory, identity and self-governance of the IPs in the future Bangsamoro Government. The project aims to improve the security of IPs in the proposed Bangsamoro Territorythrough the full inclusion of their rights in the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL), strengthened capacities of IP leaders and organisations, and increased IP engagement in the Bangsamoro Peace Process. Specifically, this project willsupport the assertion of theTeduray, Lambangian and Erumanen ne Menuvu tribes in Maguindanao and North Cotabato.

This project is a continuation of the previous advocacy of the target IP groups that were fully supported by MPPM. Although the right to self determination assertion of the IPs has been supported by MPPM since 2004, it was only in 2014 that intensified campaign for the inclusion of IP rights in the BBL was pursued.
CO-Civil Society/ Protection Mechanism This project #Youth Advocacy for Youth Friendly Policy Development and Enforcement# is a continuation of last year#s project with the same project title: #Youth Advocacy for Youth Friendly Policy Development and Enforcement#. The program is design for one year period from August 2017- July 2018.
The goal of the project is: #Youth are actively engaged in civic and political activities to promote the social welfare and democracy in their community and Cambodia#. The project aims to advocate political parties for youth quotafor 2018 National Election and to mobilize youth organizations, clubs, networks to work together to promote civic space and civic and political engagement in Cambodia. Thus, the project is expected to increase number of youth candidates (25-35 years of age) 20% women for the 2018 National Election including development of youth policy among political parties contesting for 2018 election. Youth related issues are expected to be addressed by politicians and authorities through coordinated action of YCUD youth networks, members and organizations
Mise en oeuvre de la loi 58-2017 à Beja Since October 2015, some 60 feminist organizations have organized themselves as National Coalition of Association for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls (CNAV). The positive record of this coalition, which largely contributed to the adoption on July 26 of the integral law, motivated the decision of the members to continue its actions and to extend its mandate beyond the adoption of the law. Oxfam's role as advocacy and co-ordinator of this coalition was welcomed by coalition members and renewed.
This intervention will allow the coalition to continue to play a major role in the implementation of this law in Beja, including its popularization and monitoring of implementation, as well as the work on social attitudes and norms in order to minimize the resistance that exists. could hinder its implementation.
DDF-Transformative &inclusive leadership The primary project focus is to establish an inclusive governance structure and leadership systems in the community , where women will be consulted and encouraged to actively participate in the decision-making process and at the apex of governance for the community, and create an awareness of opportunities in State/National political leadership positions.

To foster a sustainable transformative leadership; socio-economic and political environment in Umuode community, which continues to acknowledge the principles of freedom and equality; empower women to participate actively in community development and decision making at all levels; champion the rights of its citizens, especially the women, and ensure appropriate protection and care of its elderly and vulnerable people.
Head Office 503001 NOVIB Algemeen The SidaGROW component of the SeedsGROW programme started in January 2014 and will end in December 2017
It has three objectives
1) Help build an influential, global multi-stakeholder movement focused on addressing and improving the broken food system;
2) To effectively steer relevant stakeholders to improve global level policies and governance regarding climate change and its impact on food security, land use rights of local communities, and reduction of negative impacts of biofuels on food security;
3) To effectively steer all rel¬evant stakeholders to improve national level policies and governance and in¬terlinked global policies and governance to address the resilience, livelihood needs and rights of those suffering most from the inequitable food system. Focal countries in thisregard are Cambodia, Niger, and Vietnam. Sida GROW also provides technical support for another number of national GROW campaigns for linking them to global policies.
Country Office 506491 Oxfam Novib Senega Oxfam in Senegal will provide coordination and technical support to the project implementation.  Oxfam will develop and implement aMonitoring and Evaluation Plan (MEL) that will feature ; the objectives, results,  indicators, the required data, and methods. Its experience in federating and organizing non-state actors, as well as in advocacy for social inclusion, gender equality and climate smart change will be highly appreciated.
The Strengthening Basic Food and Nutrition Needs Covering Project for 2,000 poor and very poor families in the rural communities of Medina Baffé, Dakateli, Bandafassi, Bembou, Kevoye, Missirah, Neneficha and Kedougou commune, Kedougou region aims to to contribute to Senegal's food and nutrition security. It targets State actors (decentralized services ofthe state, local governments), civil society organizations (peasant organizations, national organizations, chambers of agriculture,women and youth associations, grassroots community organizations and especially smallholder farmers: 2,000 households (or 20,000 people) poor rural communes above.The project is articulated around 1) direct food and nutritional support to the most vulnerable families to enable them to have a minimum of during the lean season 2) support for the improvement of agricultural productivity through the training and provision of cereal seeds and vegetables with high nutritional value and adapted fertilizers, 3) information campaigns, Education and Communication (IEC) with target families on hygiene, access to drinking water, hand washing, integration foods ofhigh nutritional value in their food systems, for the adoption of new behaviors conducive to adequate nutrition; 4) Advocate for greater consideration of food security and nutrition issues in local policies and plans, in order to actively support the establishment of mechanisms that promote access for poor farmers, especially women and men. young people, factors of production (land, credit, inputs and agricultural tools, water points, administrative procedures, etc.). This process will be based on existing consultation frameworks, in particular the Departmental and Regional Development Committees, the groupings professionals, women's groups and village committees. The project will build from the outset on defining a baseline situation and participatory assessment of the capacity and vulnerability of Kedougou populations, with a focus on participatory targeting and will focus on women and men. young people who suffer more than others the consequences of poverty
Corporate & Tax Policy Research Training Corporate and Tax Policy Research Training, July 2017, Bali, Indonesia, by SOMO

This 3 day training aims to build the research capacity of participants on corporate and policy tax issues. It intends to do this in an interactive way tailored towards the needs of participants, so that the training feeds into everyone#s daily work as much as possible. The first day of the training is focused onsharing expectations, an introduction into tax avoidance and corporate tax research. The second day will be mostly about the role of tax treaties and incentives in corporate avoiding structures, and how to research them. Based on the input on the surveys, we assess that participants are mostly interested in either treaties OR incentives. Therefore, on this second day all participants will make a choice between sessions on tax treaties or tax incentives. It will allow us to go into more detail. The last day will be used docontinue research exercises and starting your own research with support from trainers and available databases. Moreover, during this last day the program provides room for other strategic discussions, such as national and regional collaborations on tax justice.
Every day will close with an evaluation session (0,5h) in order to ensure that the training meets expectations and needs of participants.



In 2016-17, Oxfam Novib, SOMO, and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs embarked on
a strategic partnership to bring about a shared vision of a just world without poverty. The
Partnership, Towards a Worldwide Influencing Network, strengthens the ability of civil
society organizations in the so-called Global South to bring about inclusive and
meaningful policy change. Unique and crucial in this locally-driven effort is the ability of
the strategic partnership to multiply local results via Oxfam#s worldwide influencing
network. This leverages impact and constituencies in key international cities and
platforms.
SOMO supported partners in Indonesia to
strengthen tax justice advocacy in relation to tax treaties with the Netherlands.
CO-506923 To meet the emergency food, WaSH and protection needs of vulnerable housseholds in Gwoza LGA of Borno state
CO-Somalia Joint Response II The Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. In 2020, Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Help a Child/ Medair, SOS Children#s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The project aims to address the HRP objectives of providing life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistanceto reduce acute humanitarian needs for communities affected by the drought and protracted conflict. The 2020 Joint Response has been designed in line with existing needs relevant to geography, sectors, as well as member#s expertise. Members will continue to implement in the same sectors as the SOMJR 2019: Food Security and Livelihoods, WASH, Health, Nutrition, Protection and Multi-Purpose Cash.
OGB in Mali - Global costs (GALS) Oxfam Novib in Mali will implementet the project in Mali with three partners in the region of Ségou ,locality of Bla ,San and Segou. The office will support partner to reach this goal and result :
To enable young people - especially girls- to decide ifand when to marry, and to pursue their sexual and reproductive health and rights in an environment which is supportive, a number of complementary strategies will be implemented in these countries:
 Empowering at risk-, and already married adolescents, girls in particular, with life skills education (LSE), Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) information.
Providing alternatives to child marriage and mitigate the impact on married girls, through enhancing access to education-, economic opportunities-, and child protection systems for girls and their families.
Increasing access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights services for young people.
Changing social norms.
Influencing legal and policy frameworks.
Expected Results:
 Adolescents are better informed about SRHR, including adverse effects of child marriage and empowered to voice their needs and rights
Increased access to formal education for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage
 Increased access to economic opportunities for girls at risk of and affected by child marriage, and their families
 Increased access to child protection systems for girls at risk ofand affected by child marriage
Increased utilization of SRHR services that are responsive to the needs of young people, particular girls at risk of-, and affected by child marriage
Increased engagement and collective social action against child marriage and in support of Adolescent SRHR
CO-WASH in Refugee Settlements-Imvepi In this initiative, Oxfam seeks to stabilize, increase and sustain supply of potable water to meet the sphere / UNHCR standard of 20 l/p/d for 25,000 PoCs in Imvepi-Arua refugee settlement and its host communities (at least 5,000 persons). This will be enhanced through converting identified high yield wells into motorized solar run systems, pumping water into storage tanks and supplying by gravity into tap stands within the settlement in especially zones 1, 2 and 3 in Imvepi.

Additionally, the projectwill intensify and strengthen hygiene promotion through mobilization for establishment, completion and use of household latrines, which is a more sustainable solution to meet the sanitation standards (1 latrine with hand washing facility per family) thancommunal facilities currently in use in most of the new settlements. Through the project, we will provide additional latrine digging tools and follow up on communities that will benefit from the motorized water systems. The project will mainstream genderand protection elements ensuring that the most vulnerable including women and children have dignified, safe and accessible WASH facilities. At least 250 Persons with special needs (PSNs) shall be supported with household latrines, using the OXFAM Dome shaped slabs. These sanitation facilities shall be equipped with hand washing facilities installed at every latrine block.

In this phase of the response, strengthening of the community-based WASH management structures and linking with local Government will be a key priority as this will ensure sustainable operation and maintenance of the established infrastructures and continued behavior and practice changes. Through sector coordination, Oxfamwill continue to contribute to quality improvements in service delivery by sharing lessons learned and WASH innovations.
CHILDRENS CHANCE INTERNATIONAL-CCI CCI#s Strengthening Women#s Land Rights and access to resources (STWELARR) project intends to contribute to increased access to land ownership by women and address land induced violence and abuse against women in Lango Sub-region. It will focus on the following objectives:
1. Increase community knowledge on women rights to Land and resources at local and different levels;
2. Enhance the capacity of stakeholders and different leaders at local and district level to support women#s rights to land.
3. To support the amplification of women#s voice on land at different forum.

The project will be focusing on supporting women to have a space and voice and will work in Lira District in Lango sub-region. It is estimated to cost Euro 25,000. The project will take 18 months which is one and half years and is expected to reach out to more than 8,000 people through different platforms, where Over 10,000 community members sensitized over radio and respecting women#s right to land and resources.