devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Sozialen Wandel im thailändischen Baugewerbe ausweiten Building Social Impact in the Thai Construction Sector Sozialen Wandel im thailändischen Baugewerbe ausweiten Building Social Impact in the Thai Construction Sector Sozialen Wandel im thailändischen Baugewerbe ausweiten Building Social Impact in the Thai Construction Sector
Building sustainable Solutions and Alternatives for Disadvantaged Women and Children on Thai-Burma Border towards Re-Integration of Burmese Refugees WEAVE- Verbess. der Bildungs- u. sozioökonom. Situation von burmesischen Flüchtlingsfrauen und ihren Familien sowie Aufnahmegemeinden in Nord-Thailand Building sustainable Solutions and Alternatives for Disadvantaged Women and Children on Thai-Burma Border towards Re-Integration of Burmese Refugees WEAVE- Verbess. der Bildungs- u. sozioökonom. Situation von burmesischen Flüchtlingsfrauen und ihren Familien sowie Aufnahmegemeinden in Nord-Thailand Building sustainable Solutions and Alternatives for Disadvantaged Women and Children on Thai-Burma Border towards Re-Integration of Burmese Refugees WEAVE- Verbess. der Bildungs- u. sozioökonom. Situation von burmesischen Flüchtlingsfrauen und ihren Familien sowie Aufnahmegemeinden in Nord-Thailand
Arbeit zur nachhaltigen Landwirtschaft mit Bauern und Bäuerinnen in den Diözesen Chiang Mai und Nakhon Sawan Mitigation of and Adaptation to Climate Change Effects through Sustainable Organic Agriculture in Thailand Arbeit zur nachhaltigen Landwirtschaft mit Bauern und Bäuerinnen in den Diözesen Chiang Mai und Nakhon Sawan Mitigation of and Adaptation to Climate Change Effects through Sustainable Organic Agriculture in Thailand Arbeit zur nachhaltigen Landwirtschaft mit Bauern und Bäuerinnen in den Diözesen Chiang Mai und Nakhon Sawan Mitigation of and Adaptation to Climate Change Effects through Sustainable Organic Agriculture in Thailand
Unterstützung von Bildungsaktivitäten für burmesische Flüchtlinge in der Provinz Mae Hong Son Sustaining basic education for Burmese Refugees in Mae Hong Son Province Unterstützung von Bildungsaktivitäten für burmesische Flüchtlinge in der Provinz Mae Hong Son Sustaining basic education for Burmese Refugees in Mae Hong Son Province Unterstützung von Bildungsaktivitäten für burmesische Flüchtlinge in der Provinz Mae Hong Son Sustaining basic education for Burmese Refugees in Mae Hong Son Province
Stärkung der Finanziellen Bildung im Königreich Thailand Strengthening of Financial Capability in the Kingdom of Thailand Stärkung der Finanziellen Bildung (financial capability) der einfachen Privatpersonen (grassroot people) und von Kleinst- und Kleinunternehmen in ausgewählten Regionen des Königreichs Thailands Strengthening of the financial capacity of simple individuals (grassroot people) and micro and small enterprises in the same regions of the Kingdom of Thailand Stärkung der Finanziellen Bildung (financial capability) der einfachen Privatpersonen (grassroot people) und von Kleinst- und Kleinunternehmen in ausgewählten Regionen des Königreichs Thailands Strengthening of the financial capacity of simple individuals (grassroot people) and micro and small enterprises in the same regions of the Kingdom of Thailand
Bewußtseinsbildung + Trainings im Bereich erneuerbare Energien + nachhaltige Entwicklung, Fortführun Green Movement toward Sustainable Development Bewußtseinsbildung + Trainings im Bereich erneuerbare Energien + nachhaltige Entwicklung, Fortführun Green Movement toward Sustainable Development Bewußtseinsbildung + Trainings im Bereich erneuerbare Energien + nachhaltige Entwicklung, Fortführun Green Movement toward Sustainable Development
WEAVE II - Verbesserung der Bildungs- und sozio-ökonomischen Situation von burmesischen Flüchtlingsfrauen und ihren Familien sowie Aufnahmegemeinden in Nord-Thailand, Phase II WEAVE II -Sustainable Solutions and Alternatives for Women and Children on the Thai-Burma Border towards Re-Integration of Burmese Refugees and Sustainable Development of Thai Host Communities WEAVE II - Verbesserung der Bildungs- und sozio-ökonomischen Situation von burmesischen Flüchtlingsfrauen und ihren Familien sowie Aufnahmegemeinden in Nord-Thailand, Phase II WEAVE II -Sustainable Solutions and Alternatives for Women and Children on the Thai-Burma Border towards Re-Integration of Burmese Refugees and Sustainable Development of Thai Host Communities WEAVE II - Verbesserung der Bildungs- und sozio-ökonomischen Situation von burmesischen Flüchtlingsfrauen und ihren Familien sowie Aufnahmegemeinden in Nord-Thailand, Phase II WEAVE II -Sustainable Solutions and Alternatives for Women and Children on the Thai-Burma Border towards Re-Integration of Burmese Refugees and Sustainable Development of Thai Host Communities
Bildung, Rechtshilfe und wirtschaftlich-soziale Förderung von burmesischen Migranten in Thailand Support for Burmese Migrants in Thailand Bildung, Rechtshilfe und wirtschaftlich-soziale Förderung von burmesischen Migranten in Thailand Support for Burmese Migrants in Thailand Bildung, Rechtshilfe und wirtschaftlich-soziale Förderung von burmesischen Migranten in Thailand Support for Burmese Migrants in Thailand
Bildung, Rechtshilfe und wirtschaftlich-soziale Förderung von burmesischen Migrantenfamilien in Thailand Education, legal aid and socio-economic support for migrant families from Myanmar in Thailand Bildung, Rechtshilfe und wirtschaftlich-soziale Förderung von burmesischen Migrantenfamilien in Thailand Education, legal aid and socio-economic support for migrant families from Myanmar in Thailand Bildung, Rechtshilfe und wirtschaftlich-soziale Förderung von burmesischen Migrantenfamilien in Thailand Education, legal aid and socio-economic support for migrant families from Myanmar in Thailand
Unterstützung für Flüchtlinge aus Myanmar in Lagern an der thailändischen Grenze Support for refugees from Myanmar in camps on the Thai border Aufgrund des Militärputsches in Myanmar fliehen Menschen nach Thailand. Sie sind auf Unterstützung angewiesen. Ziel ist daher, 60.000 Geflüchtete Zugang zu Basisdienstleistungen zu gewähren und dabei zu helfen, die Grundbedürfnisse zu befriedigen. Darunter auch ankommende Geflüchtete, die mit Basisdienstleistungen versorgt werden. Due to the military coup in Myanmar, people are fleeing to Thailand. They are in need of support. The aim is therefore to provide 60,000 refugees with access to basic services and help meet basic needs. This includes arriving refugees who are provided with basic services. Aufgrund des Militärputsches in Myanmar fliehen Menschen nach Thailand. Sie sind auf Unterstützung angewiesen. Ziel ist daher, 60.000 Geflüchtete Zugang zu Basisdienstleistungen zu gewähren und dabei zu helfen, die Grundbedürfnisse zu befriedigen. Darunter auch ankommende Geflüchtete, die mit Basisdienstleistungen versorgt werden. Due to the military coup in Myanmar, people are fleeing to Thailand. They are in need of support. The aim is therefore to provide 60,000 refugees with access to basic services and help meet basic needs. This includes arriving refugees who are provided with basic services.
Improved food security for Burmese refugees in refugee camps in Thailand through sustainable agriculture Ernährungssicherung durch ökologische Landwirtschaft für myanmarische Flüchtlinge in thailändischen Lagern The vulnerability of the refugees involved in the project has been reduced and food security has increased, while at the same time a contributions to strengthening readiness for durable solutions and life outside the camps are made. Die Vulnerabilität der am Projekt beteiligten Flüchtlinge ist reduziert, die Ernährungssicherheit hat sich erhöht, während gleichzeitig ein Beitrag zur Stärkung der Bereitschaft für dauerhafte Lösungen und ein Leben außerhalb der Lager geleistet wird. The vulnerability of the refugees involved in the project has been reduced and food security has increased, while at the same time a contributions to strengthening readiness for durable solutions and life outside the camps are made. Die Vulnerabilität der am Projekt beteiligten Flüchtlinge ist reduziert, die Ernährungssicherheit hat sich erhöht, während gleichzeitig ein Beitrag zur Stärkung der Bereitschaft für dauerhafte Lösungen und ein Leben außerhalb der Lager geleistet wird.
Stärkung der Mitbestimmungsrechte indigener Gruppen am Management von Naturschutzgebieten in Nordthailand Strengthening indigenous peoples rights aiming for sustainable and equitable use natural reserve of landscapes, Northern Thailand Stärkung der Mitbestimmungsrechte indigener Gruppen am Management von Naturschutzgebieten in Nordthailand Strengthening indigenous peoples rights aiming for sustainable and equitable use natural reserve of landscapes, Northern Thailand Stärkung der Mitbestimmungsrechte indigener Gruppen am Management von Naturschutzgebieten in Nordthailand Strengthening indigenous peoples rights aiming for sustainable and equitable use natural reserve of landscapes, Northern Thailand
Achieving sustainable livelihoods among more vulnerable non-Thai migrants and dependents in Thailand Bildung, Rechtshilfe und wirtschaftlich-soziale Förderung von burmesischen Migrant(inn)en in Thailand Achieving sustainable livelihoods among more vulnerable non-Thai migrants and dependents in Thailand Bildung, Rechtshilfe und wirtschaftlich-soziale Förderung von burmesischen Migrant(inn)en in Thailand Achieving sustainable livelihoods among more vulnerable non-Thai migrants and dependents in Thailand Bildung, Rechtshilfe und wirtschaftlich-soziale Förderung von burmesischen Migrant(inn)en in Thailand
Emergency Protection Response for Most Vulnerable Groups in IDP Sites of Somali Region The project aims to improve protection response for the most vulnerable groups living in IDP camps in four woredas in Doolo zone and one woreda in Jarar zone of Somali region, Ethiopia. Key intervention focus includes: deploying protection mobile teams and setting up friendly spaces for women and children in the targeted IDP camps.

The mobile protection team will help strengthen existing community based structures to provide minimum services in identification, prevention, monitoring and referral link services, in coordination nwith the regional protection cluster coordinator,  to address protection needs of vulnerable groups. The team will conduct vulnerability risk analysis and mapping of services in 47 IDP sites in the five woredas and train community safety committees and traditional leaders that work with community safety committees. The mobile teams, in coordination with the Somali region protection cluster coordinator, will also engage in local advocacy and capacity building of local government and other humanitarian actors to mainstream protection in their interventions.

The women and children friendly spaces set up in five IDP sites will provide space where women and children can access information and receive psychosocial support in addition to helping to identify, prevent and respond to child protection and GBV concerns in the sites. The friendly spaces will be located in temporary learning or health centers to maximize integration and cross referrals.
Public Health Emergency Response in 5 woredas of East Hararghe Zone, Oromia Region In 2015-2016, Ethiopia experienced and responded to several El-Niño driven adverse events with public health repercussions. These events included outbreaks of diseases such as acute watery diarrhea, scabies, and increase of malaria incidence, measles and chikungunya in Somali. International Medical Corps has been engaged in the rapid respond to the needs of vulnerable communities who are in the midst of disease outbreak. Based on our observation and assessment made, there is a gap on early identification and provision of rapid response because of loose RRT and delay in early identification and investigation of existing ongoing outbreak. The health system needs to be strengthened to the expected level to provide rapid response. In response to the existing gaps, International Medical Corps is planning to strengthen the rapid response intervention to the existing and upcoming emergencies by: 

 Strengthening the rapid response intervention through major outreach activities, supporting rapid response team, community mobilization, orientation and sensitization.
 Supporting the rapid response team of the project site for early investigation and outbreak control
 Providing pharmaceuticals and supplies.
Strengthening the capacity RRT at zonal and woreda level on rapid response to epidemic prone diseases.
Emergency Nutrition Response in 2 woredas (Dorotole  Galadi) of Doolo Zone, Somali Region Somali Region according to the latest DHS (Oct 2016) has the highest percentages of children who are wasted in the country with 23 % wasting. Anemia in children according to the same report showed that Somali Region has highest percentage of moderate anemia which is 52.2% while Severe anemia was 12.8% and the same report showed women anemia in Somali Region to be 24.4% moderate and 4.7% severe. With regards ANC attendance, Somali Region has the lowest percentage of women that has attended at least 4 ANC visits which only 11%. On the other hand only 21.8% of children 12-23 months received basic vaccinations.
On the hotspot classification, conducted in Dec. 2016, the two targeted woredas were categorized as Priority One. In Somali Region out of the 93 woredas listed in the classification, 72% were Hotspot 1 and the rest were categorized as hotspot 2. Being in the pastoralist area and coupled with other aggravating factors detailed below, Somali Region is in a very critical situation that requires immediate intervention. Action Against Hunger  is currently responding in nutrition in 8 woredas and will be in a better position to expand its intervention to these 2 woredas: Daratole and Galagi woredas of Doolo Zone.
Strengthening the capacity for surveillance and rapid response to public health emergencies in Ethiopia Ethiopia, like other countries in the African region, is a signatory to the International Health Regulations (2005), which oblige it to address challenges arising from emerging public health threats and emergencies. In order to strengthen surveillance activities in Ethiopia, WHO needs to ensure existence of the following capacities: : 
	Timely and effective epidemic preparedness and response within the context of the International Health Regulations, including laboratory capacities, early warning alert and response systems.
	Tracking and risk profiling of all communicable diseases of public health importance
	Maintenance of a database on priority communicable diseases and generation, analysis and dissemination of basic information for monitoring and evaluation of regional health interventions.
	Prompt confirmation of etiological agents of priority communicable diseases and outbreaks and monitoring of antimicrobial resistance through establishment of strong and functional public health laboratory networks
	Biosafety, biosecurity and readiness for outbreaks of dangerous and emerging pathogens outbreaks (e.g. Viral haemorrhagic fevers, Zika).
	Maintenance of an effective system for coordinated response with partners to public health events of international concern.
	Capacity for risk communication
	One health – collaboration between animal and human health

Given the history of prolonged outbreaks (see map), the AWD outbreak is expected to continue. Chikungunya and Dengue fever outbreaks were also experienced in Somali region bordering kenya and Dire Dawa city (see map), measles outbreak continues in many parts of the country, meningococcal meningitis outbreak is ongoing in the Western part of the country, and yellow fever outbreak is expected in SNNP region between December and June. each year The influx of over 40,000 South Sudanese refugees in Gambella region, in addition to the 280,000 already hosted there puts additional pressure on the health system. Coming from a fragile health system with low vaccine coverage, the refugees are already exposed to vaccine preventable diseases including measles, and this could predispose the population to more outbreaks.

The intended country of impact is Ethiopia, however, in view of potential spread of some endemic communicable diseases from  the neighboring countries, and the risk of re-importation of Wild Polio Virus (WPV) from  Somalia and Nigeria is still a risk.. The  intervention will ensure timely detection of disease alerts/outbreaks and timely and efficient response and as a result will help us in containing the outbreaks locally and keep monitoring the epidemiological trends, in line with the requirements of International Health Regulations (IHR).
Livestock support for drought affected pastoralists and agro pastoralist of Low land  Bale Zone Poor performance of the Hagaya rains in Sep-Oct due to La Nina effects has caused critical water and livestock feed shortages in the lowlands of Bale zone, Oromia Regional state. Rayitu and Dawe-Kachin Woreda, are among the most affected areas and are categorized as priority-1 hotspots by the regional government. In some of the hardest hit Woredas the impact of the drought has already been felt as widespread death of livestock due to shortage of pasture and water deteriorating livestock body condition untimely and abnormal migration of people and livestock stress induced livestock disease drastic fall in the price of livestock deteriorating terms of trade between livestock and cereals increased drop-out rate and closure of schools and food shortages. The situation is so critical that immediate action is required to protect livelihoods and mitigate impacts on longer term vulnerabilities of affected communities  

Hence, this project is designed to respond to the livestock emergency in low- land districts of Bale Zone, Oromiya Regional State. The project aims to ensure the availability of animal feed and veterinary drugs for core breeding animals, , and provide unconditional cash transfer for highly vulnerable households who have no assets to take them through the critical drought period. There will be full community participation during the targeting and distribution of feed and cash to ensure the most affected are targeted fairly. The project will be implemented by Danchurch aid (DCA) and Lutheran World Federation (LWF).  The project will target two highly affected districts that are Rayitu and Dawe Kachin, and it will benefit 10,500 people. It is estimated that through this support 2300- breeding animals will recover from the drought
Emergency Water Trucking Service for IDPs in Oromia Regional State Following the conflict in the border regions of Somali and Oromia over the past few months, people from both regions were internally displaced and temporarily settled in different camps and host communities. In Oromia region, a total of 458,190 people were displaced and sheltered in 27 IDP sites. Of the displaced population, 176,149 people are in need of immediate provision of safe water supply. 
In the IDP sites and the nearby areas there are no feasible water sources, and rehabilitation or construction of water infrastructures is expected to come in a second phase. The multi-agency emergency assessment team recommended that water trucking is the only immediate option to provide safe water to the IDPs. 
UNICEF plans to reach 176,149 IDPs and host communities residing in 16 woredas of East Hararge, West Hararge and Bale zones through emergency water trucking services by providing the minimum daily water requirement (5 liters/person/day) for a period of 45 days.   
The project will be implemented by deploying 30 trucks from a private company that has a Long Term Agreement with UNICEF. The company will be identified through competitive bidding, and is highly qualified to effectively manage the water trucking activities. In addition, UNICEF will deploy water trucking monitors to follow up on the day-to-day activities of the water trucking operations. As water trucking is a costly activity, UNICEF will work closely with the Regional Water Bureau (RWB) and other development partners on an exit strategy by promoting construction of permanent water systems, such as drilling boreholes and construction of water distribution systems.
Emergency Livestock Response for Drought Affected Pastoralists in Afder Zone, Somali Region, Ethiopia. The mid-November federal NDRMC ‘alert’ confirms late onset, erratic and poor autumn deyr rains in southern Somali region (also across the whole of southern Ethiopia). As these rains follow poor spring Gu rains, the Strategic Advisory Group (SAG) to the DRM ATF is describing southern Somali region as in the ‘alarm’ phase of the drought cycle with a high probability of moving to a full drought emergency in the coming month. Working as a Consortium, Save the Children together with Mercy Corps (MC), Islamic Relief (IR), Action Against Hunger (ACF), and Veterinaries sans Frontiers – Swiss (VSF-S) are planning lifesaving and livelihood protection interventions in Somali Region. The interventions are presented under the HRD’s objective 2 and informed by field missions including the recent meher assessments and associated strategic documents that have been prepared to improve drought risk management outcomes. 

Objective 2: Protect and restore livelihoods Following the delayed onset, erratic and poor autumn deyr rain and the poor regeneration of browse and pasture, livestock that were already in poor condition have continued to lose weight with the result that pastoral households have little or no access to milk and increasing numbers of households are reporting livestock deaths.Recognizing the forecast for intensifying drought conditions and the escalating threats to livestock the SAG issued a Livestock Contingency Plan (Oct 2016) that prioritized livestock feed supplementation of core breeding animals, destocking – commercial and slaughter and animal health in particular for those animals receiving supplementary livestock feed.