devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
UN Women Statistics Phase II UN Women Statistik Fas II UN Women's Flagship Programme "Women Count" fas II är ett statistikprogram som bygger vidare på Fas I. Syftet är att utöka framtagande och användning av könsuppdelad data. Programmet implementeras både nationellt, regionalt och globalt. UN Women's Flagship Programme "Women Count" phase II is a programme for gender disaggregated statistics and is a development of Women Count Phase I. The purpose of the programme is to increase production and use of gender statistics. The programme is implemented both nationally, regionally and globally. Utgångspunkten för Women Count är att
förbättrad och tillgänglig statistik ska skapa möjligheter för uppföljning av SDG-målen
och att det ska skapa en hävstångseffekt för att öka jämställdhet och kvinnors egenmakt.
Med robusta uppföljningssystem kan regeringar hållas ansvariga för de åtagande som
gjorts för att uppnå SDGmålen och de ambitioner som finns uttryckta där avseende
jämställdhet. Statistik skapar också en bättre förståelse för mäns och kvinnors, samt
flickors och pojkars olika situationer och behov.
Den övergripande förändringsteorin för Women Count Fas II innebär att om det finns;
En politisk vilja och en stödjande miljö för att säkerställa könsuppdelad statistik och en
effektiv uppföljning av SDG-målen;
Kvalitativ och tillgänglig data som kan användas i uppföljning av SDG-målen,
CEDAW och Pekingplattformen;
Möjligheter för användare att få tillgång till data, så att de kan analysera,
kommunicera och använda data för att driva på förändringar och utkräva ansvar;
då kommer länder kunna använda statistik på ett sätt som kan driva på positiva förändringar för
jämställdhet och kvinnors egenmakt, eftersom data kan visa på var det finns brister och luckor i
jämställdhetsarbetet.
Evaluation of Confidence in Georgia - Evaluation Confidence in Georgia Utvärdering av Confidence in Georgia Huvudsyftet för utvärderingen är att bedöma uppnådda projektresultat genom att fokusera på följande:
1) utforma och sammanfatta lärdomar, 2) utvärdera projektresultaten för förbättrad statlig förvaltning genom att försäkra tillgänglig och pålitlig information om mark, fastigheter och relaterade tjänster, 
3) utvärdera hur långt projektet har byggt kapaciteten på NARP för effektiv och hållbar förvaltning. Objective of this evaluation is to assess the results achieved by the contribution no 55030068 Support to National Agency for Public Registry implemented by Lantmäteriet, focusing on the following: 1) to frame and summarize lessons learned, 2) evaluate the outcome of the project on improving public administration by providing reliable land and other property information and related services, 3) evaluate how far the project build a capacity at NAPR for effective and sustainable management.
ITP 295 Self-regulatory media frameworks for democratic media development - Avrop 6 - ITP 295 Self-regulatory media frameworks ITP 295 Självreglerande ramverk för demokratisk mediautveckling Internationellt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram (ITP) som syftar till att stärka strategiskt viktiga aktörer och organisationer i deras arbete att etablera, stötta och skydda institutioner som ingår i yttrandefrihetens självreglerande ramverk, genom att aktivt tillämpa den teoretiska och praktiska kunskap som erhållits genom programmet. Genomförare är NIRAS Sweden AB, ledningsansvarig part, i konsortium med International Media Support (IMS), Linnéuniversitetet (FOJO: Medieinstitutet) och Global Reporting Sweden AB, som har tilldelats ramavtalet efter upphandling (Självreglerande ramverk för demokratisk
medieutveckling, dokumentnummer: 037133/17, ärendenummer: 2010-000966). International Training Programme (ITP): "Self-regulating frameworks   for democratic media development". The programme aims at              strengthening the capacity of strategically important actors and      organisations in their work to establish, support and protect         self-regulating frameworks for media in support of freedom of speech.
FOPABU-Right to Food FOPABU
IMPACT AND LONG-TERM OUTCOME

Burundian producer organizations, their national forum (FOPABU) and CSOs gain a strong capacity to develop and advance propositions and influence local and regional public and private sector policies, providing enabling environment to gain equitable access to fertilizer inputs, land, and credit for sustainable agriculture livelihoods benefiting small food producer families

TARGETED OUTCOMES

TARGETED OUTCOME(S): CAPACITY BUILDING: National CSOs/POs have increased capacity to influencethe public and private sector on the right to food and to participate in more inclusive fertilizer, land and finance systems.
TARGETED OUTCOME(S): POLICY CHANGE
1a) The Burundian government has implemented policies and practices that advance the opportunities of smallholder producers to access fertilizers, credits, land and organization in cooperatives.
1b) Microfinance institutions have implemented credit services and conditions that improve access to credit for small farmers

EARLY AND INTERMEDIATE OUTCOMES
1a)  Improved Policies # Governments: Government implemented policies and practices that benefit small producers
1b)  Improved Policies # Private Sector: Microfinance institutions have implement-ted credit services and terms that improve access to credit for small farmers
2) Strengthened Civil Society Organizations: CSOs, POs and federations of cooperatives are capable of influencing decision makers
4) Increased Citizens Voice: Partner CSOs/POs and members have increased use of media to influence public opinion and to inform and sensitize members
5) Stronger and wider alliances: CSOs/POs built more contacts <(>&<)> alliances with stakeholders
6) Shifted norms and attitudes: Producers aware of risk of loss of soil fertility/adopt good soil health measures

FOPABU'S PROJECT CONTRIBUTION
FOPABU will intervene at the national level and in 6 Provinces and 36 communes: Cankuzo (6 communes), Ruyigi (7 communes), Rutana (6 communes), Makamba (6 communes), Rumonge (5 communes), Bururi (6 communes)
FOPABU will organize, reinforce and coordinate the GPA (agricultural advocacy group) in its routine job. That means FOPABU will contribute especially in the  1st a, and 4th and 5th outcomes at thenational level via the strong platform and alliances established at the colline, commune, province and national levels. With tis strong experience in advocacy, influencing, communication and conflict transformation, FOPABU will be involved in capacity building ofCSO and PO concerning these modules.
Resource Ownership - Women and girls It is very usual and normal situation, due to traditions and cultures of the coast community in the targeted area, where the women and girl can neither own resource direct no use its resources without consult or got permit from man in the family. They are not free to participate in different community development projects and some time meet strong opposition from of men. From long term discrimination, which contributed in fear and victimized, they don#t have confidence in competing and participating in any position as a results, that have no power and capacity to compete during election for any position from political aspects, and also in different village committees for village development projects.

The main project goal is to improve knowledge of women and youth (girls) in the coast area for the ability of making decision and participates in different community development projects. Specifically: -to  improve understandings on importance of participation of land and financial resources as well as increase capacity and improve number of girls for high education level and position of women in leadership to the ward, village and streets level.

Moreover, the project aim to promote understanding of community on reliance and enable them to participate in different community development project and full participation in political, committee and group election. It will also strengthening  understanding and knowledge of the family on the importance of educating and build self reliance to young girl for best future generation. Furthermore, the project aim to support and help women and girl to know their rights on how to use and own resources in the family and at community level.
CO-Apiculture skilling 4  refugee youths The project will utilise the capacities and existing infrastructures of Oxfam, TUNADO and her membership. Oxfam will be responsiblefor overall project management, accounting, reporting, mentoring and life skills including coaching, gender mainstreaming of refugee and host community attitude change while TUNADO and its membership (like Adra Agricultural Collage) will be responsible for hands-on practical training along apiculture value chain and market linkages. Government and UNHCR will be involved in monitoring to provide strategic guidance in project implementation while refugee and host community youth are direct beneficiaries. The project will apply actions that are in line with Uganda#s Response plan for South Sudanese Refugees and the Government of Uganda#s ReHoPE (Refugee and Host Population Empowerment) framework. We shall therefore apply different approaches as highlighted below:
# Mobile on-site technical training along apiculture value-chain (including by-products) that allows free entrance and exit at any job and occupational level using national beekeepers training and extension manual.
# Work based training will be employed. In this approach, trainees are attached to existing apiculture value chain actors, monitoring, coaching and mentoring done alongside hands-on training.
# Formal collage instructors from Adra Agriculture Collage (Member of TUNADO in Arua offering beekeeping certificates) will be involved in hands-on training to identify areas of improvement that can be offered from the Collage and re-tooling instructors
# Entrepreneurship using access to market, youth-innovate clubs and business development support through mentorship, coaching and provision of start-kits to youth to start and grow apiculture enterprises jointly and employ others.
# Market linkages through TUNADO#s membership and business wing (World of Bees limited) as a means to create market pull to stimulate sustainable production.
AJOAGO_OFDA_EFSVL Historically, the populations affected by Cyclones Idai and Kenneth have relied on agriculture for subsistence. Since the cyclones hit during the harvest season, livelihoods have been heavily affected facing destroyed crops and a loss of seeds and tools.Therefore, the lean season is projected to be prolonged until the next harvest season in May 2020. As food insecurity rises, so too food prices are projected to increase and potential civil unrest. The next main planting season occurs typically in the last trimester of theyear, without a quick infusion of seeds and tools, these communities will be unable plant losing yet another season of harvest withpotentially grave consequences.
Oxfam will work with AJOAGO in the Sofala Province where AJOAGO have worked supporting families adversely affected by natual disasters and climate change since the year 2000. Together, Oxfam and AJOAGO will provide  seeds to families to enable them to recover from the effects of the cyclone quickly and prepare for planting for the main agricultural season.
SORAK  Development Agency: Teens 2 Teens SORAK Development Agency is a registered Ugandan Local grass root based NGO with registration number  8726 .In 2003, the organization beginnings were motivated by a study conducted on the Gender based violence and HIV/AIDs among rural women in Mubende. Through the #Teens 2 teens# project seeks to increase the participation of   vulnerable teens in SRH rights promotion in the sub counties of Kibalinga, Kigando Bagezza, Nabingoola in Mubende district through participatory theatre approaches(music, dance, drama, poetry, discussions, puppetry, life testimonies and storytelling.

The intervention intends to break the silence on sexual and reproductive health and rights and poor access to basic education through building civic consciousness and grass rootinghuman rights, strengthen communication for SRHRs and education service promotion, embody participatory theatre engineered; awareness creation, capacity building and advocacy, increase rural voiceless girl child#s access to education, reduced discrimination and stigma as well as improved protection and promotion of SRHRs  and ultimately scale up theatre to cause change by the young voiceless persons among their peers in aninformative and evidence based approach tested by SORAK.
MOORIBEN-Emission Jeu télévisé Voices of communities through a show
FUGPN-MOORIBEN works with small producers, local mini-businesses, members of the Federation ofFarmers' Groups of Niger (FUGPN-MOORIBEN), the actors that have had various types of capacities strengthening, from cultural techniques to institutional and material capacities. It works for Women facing exploitation, abuse and / or violence and age-discriminatedvulnerable groups, notably the young and the elderly in the areas of Tillabéry and Niamey. This project is starting 1st January 2019 to end on the 30th of June 2020.
The popularization of good farming practices through the creation of a TV game show.
The television project is an entertainment program to rise up the voices of small producers in rural areas. The participants are the small producers of the rural world that will compete in teams to represent their communities. It allows, on one hand, training, awareness and advocacy actions, and, on the other hand, to provide a platform for entertainment and fulfillment to rural people who are often marginalized in media communication.

The organization conducts a pilot project to identify the required conditions before expanding it nationally and to other countries.
In order to measure the impact of this pilot project, a survey will be done to identify good practices and indigenous know-how and to develop communities in the intervention area.
Through the various approaches (framing, dialogic,training), the target groups will acquire the know-how which made it possible to solve the problems and the situations which changed the processes in order to: analyze the problems in the contexts, identify their potentials and offer SMART solutions.
OGB Myanmar Right to Food 2019-2020 This project falls under the thematic area Right to Food and follows on the project A-04844 from 2016-2018. Through our work on Right to Food Oxfam Novib and SOMO aim to achieve that more small-scale food producers and agricultural workers, particularly women andtheir communities, benefit from local to global publi cand private sector policies that protect and promote their prosperity and resilience.

Since 2016 the context has changed for which we have adjusted the project intervention. The original plan was designed inan optimistic period on the eve of the transfer to the civilian elected government, when the progressive National Land Use Policy was being finalised and there was an expectation of a progressive reform process. While solidarity within civil society is growing and there has been some limited progress on policies, steps toward land governance reform have been limited and space for communities and civil society to influence has shrunk. Following the Rohingya refugee crisis fewer responsible investors are coming to Myanmar, resulting in a growing dominance of less accountable investors. As a result, the project focuses more on equipping local communitiesand civil society organizations with tools to address these private actors. Moreover, in face of the challenging context there is agreater need to continue building solidarity among civil society and movements to facilitate more effective national and especiallythe sub national lobby and advocacy. This is crucial with 3 controversial land law amendment processes underway for the period 2019-2020.

The long term objective remains the same that people realize their right to food sovereignty and they influence decision-making that positively impacts their land and natural resources rights in line with international environmental and social standards
Toachieve this long-term outcome in Myanmar Oxfam works together with Metta and Paung Ku. Metta will extend project implementation toEastern Shan State to support capacity development of local CSOs have invited Metta to initiate awareness-raising on land and natural resource rights at community level. Paung Ku is an additional partner in the project that focus on developing civil society and alliance capacity for strategic influencing at union level and engagement with independent media.
Advocating with Jewish Diaspora Breaking the Silence is a nonprofit organization made up of veteran combatants who have served in the Israeli                  military since the start of the second intifada and have taken it upon themselves to expose the public to the reality of everyday life in the occupied territories. We endeavor to stimulate public debate about the price paid for a                   reality in which young soldiers face a civilian population on a daily basis and are engaged in the control of that  population#s everyday life. Our work aims to bring an end to the occupation.
All throughout its existence, the Jewish diaspora has often been a staunch supporter of the Israel and its                  government. Jewish individuals and organizations have supported Israel publically and financially for many years,              even though the occupation cannot coexist with the liberal, democratic, HR-based values held by the majority of                 the Jewish diaspora and the western world. That is why we consider the Jewish diaspora a crucial audience and                   partner. True involvement and lasting connections with Israel, must, we believe, be grounded in a genuine                acquaintance with the reality for which it is responsible. Ever since its founding in 2004, Breaking the Silence has                   used soldiers# testimonies to inform members of the Jewish diaspora on the realities of the occupation. We                 specifically target young leaders, educators and rabbis who bear responsibility and are ina position to carry our                  message to their home communities abroad. Traditionally, we have worked with local organizations including the               New Israel Fund in the U.S., U.K., and Australia, J Street and J Street U, Tru#ah and Yachad in the United Kingdom.                      We work with this target group in order to expand the boundaries of debate by demonstrating that there are                   soldiers who oppose the occupation - providing legitimization for them to oppose Israel#s policy ofoccupation.
15 young leaders from Jewish diaspora communities will come to Israel and the West Bank for a ten day seminar.          Over the course of the first six days of the seminar, they will learn about the occupation from BtS testifiers and             guides, who themselves served as soldiers in the occupied territories. They will go on tours to Hebron, the South             Hebron Hills and the Ramallah area, and meet members of different Israeli and Palestinian human rights                organizations. Over the course of the last four days we will discuss strategies in order to allow them to think about     how best to take home the learned messages and influence their communities. Additionally, these strategy sessions will allow us to see how we can best work together in the future.
CO-Provision of Food Vouchers to Poor HH Oxfam will manage food voucher through its RedRose e-voucher system in two locations of the Gaza Strip - Gaza City and North Gaza governorates. Voucher includes grocery, fresh vegetables and fresh chicken providing through a monthly top-up for  a period of 6 months and to be redeemed through 3 types of shops.
Oxfam India SIDA Phase II Oxfam Behind the Barcodes campaign aims to tackle poverty, suffering and inequality in food supply chains. The campaign aims to pushing supermarkets to change their policies and practices in four areas: increasing transparency within their supply chains;protecting workers; supporting small-scale producers and tackling gender inequality. Spike 2 of the campaign includes India as one of the focus countries amongst others. The theme of spike 2 is #Dignity of Work# and the campaign will focus on the dignityof workers in food supply chains. In India, the campaign will focus on the living and working conditions of the tea plantation workers of Assam. The focus of India campaign will be to create awareness among young Indian consumers about the issues faced by tea workers and asking themto demand transparency in supply chains and accountability of tea producers/ companies/ brands. This project is part of a larger programme of Oxfam India focusing on the tea workers. While the project is focused specifically onthe campaign, the broader programme covers other aspects like policy advocacy, CSO capacity building, mobilisation, etc.
KH PPS - Giving Voice Through the Arts This project aim to using art as an innovative tool to enhance awareness of the challenges faced by elderly disabled women, expanding access to opportunities, and education as well as increasing capacity for advocacy throughout Battambang province. This 23 monthsproject is expected to create a change in behavior in the community through strengthening inter-generational linkages between younger generation, and elderly disabled women. Also, it is intended to enhance elderly disabled women participation inpromoting awareness on issues of disrespect, abuse, neglect, decreased confidence, and lack of health care. Another expected outcome is to increase lobbying, and advocacy capacity for elderly disabled women to participate in implementation of #National Ageing Policy#. Furthermore, its will promote economic empower for elderly disabled women.

Elderly and young artist will be grouped together to create their artwork, and performance expressing their issues of disrespect, abuse, neglect, decreased confidence and lack of health care. The artwork and performance created by the elderly disabled women will be put in the exhibition and performance resulting in generating community awareness on the issues they face.
Save the Children International - 507215 COSACA through Save the Children will distribute 4,000 hygiene kits and 1,100 dignity kits to affected communities in Zambezia. Thehygiene kits will include: comb, finger nail clipper, shampoo and body wash 4oz, deodorant soap 3oz, toothbrush toothpaste2.75oz, wash cloth, and a hand towel. In addition, prepositioned buckets and 10 L collapsible jerry cans will be distributed based on need to3,500 households. Dignity kits will be distributed to 1,100 women and girls of menstrual age that require items needed to maintain feminine hygiene, dignity and respect in their daily lives, including sanitary cloths, underwear in varying sizes and bar soap (250gms).

These kits have been developed based on assessed needs and are in line with the WASH sector recommendations and the Governmentof Mozambique. Special arrangements will be made for individual beneficiaries who are unable to reach the NFI distribution points, including delivery of NFIs for disabled and elderly persons, if needed.

COSACA, through SCI, will provide 300 households with a child under two with one Baby Care Kit funded through matching grant from Lutheran World Relief in Zambezia.  This kit includes: cottont-shirts, gowns/pyjamas, receiving blankets, cloth diapers with pins, hooded jacket, pair of socks, hand towel, and a bar of soap. These kits have been designed based on assessed needs and will be distributed based on identified needs. Special arrangements will be made for individual beneficiaries who are unable to reach the NFI distribution points. Delivery of NFIs for disabled beneficiarieswill be conducted.