devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
F.a: Income generation programme for disabled people This is an income generation project. 50 PWDs, of whom 20 are disabled women, will be engaged on incense stick making activity. They will receive training on production and sales of incense sticks. The income generated by selling the incense sticks as a pr
oduct during training, will be distributed to the participants as seed money for production of incense sticks on individual basis.
F.a: Promoting Access to Quality Inclusive Education for Children Aged 4-14 years Promoting Access to Quality Inclusive Education for Children Aged 4-14 years
IHOIK/Monitoring and evaluation of Human rights INGO's IHOIK/Kv. ihmisoikeusjärjestöjen tuen arviointi The Government of Finland channels official development assistance in the form of general or special transfers to international non-governmental organizations (INGO).The transfers are discretionary and based on the Act on Discretionary Government Transfers
 (688/2001).  According to the section 15 of the act State aid authorities must take care that there is appropriate and sufficient supervision of discretionary Government transfers by obtaining information on their use and monitoring and any other informat
ion as well as carrying out inspections as needed. The Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland is obliged to supervise the use of discretionary government transfers and when needed to audit the supported organizations. According to the section 16 of the Ac
t on Discretionary Government Transfers (688/2001) the State aid authority may issue a decision granting another authority or an outside auditor the authority to carry out the audits referred to in subsection 1. The auditor must be a chartered auditor or a
uditing firm within the meaning of the Accounting Act (936/1994) or the Act on chartered public finance auditors (467/1999). Auditing firms must designate an auditor to be in charge of the audit.The Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland has decided to au
thorize KPMG Oy Ab for carrying out an audit to all the international non-governmental organizations supported during the year 2012.  The procurement is based on the 2012 framework agreement between the Ministry for Foreign affairs and KPMG Oy Ab. Ulkoministeriö kanavoi kehitysapua yleisavustuksen tai erityisavustuksen muodossa kansainvälisille kansalaisjärjestöille (INGO).Tukien myöntäminen on luonteeltaan harkinnanvaraista ja perustuu valtionavustuslakiin. Valtionapuviranomaisen on huolehdit
tava avustuksen asianmukaisesta ja riittävästä valvonnasta. Tämä velvoittaa ulkoministeriön valvomaan tuen käyttöä ja tarvittaessa tekemään tarkastuksia tukemiinsa järjestöihin.Valtionavustuslain mukaan valtionapuviranomainen voi päätöksell
ään valtuuttaa ulkopuolisen tilintarkastajan suorittamaan tarkastuksia. Ulkoministeriön ihmisoikeuspolitiikan yksikkö (POL-40) valtuuttaa KPMG Oy Ab:n suorittamaan tarkastuksen v. 2019 käynnistyneiden ja v. 2020 päättyvien kansainvälisten kansalais
järjestöjen hankkeista joille yksikkö on myöntänyt valtionavustusta. Palvelun osto perustuu ulkoasiainministeriön ja KPMG Suomi Oy Ab:n väliseen puitesopimukseen.
F.a: Tunisian School of Politics TSoP The objective of the project is to strenghthen inclusive democracy and youth participation in politics in Tunisia. This will be done through the Tunisian School of Politics (TSoP) which aims at enhancing political youth's capacity and constructive, policy 
oriented engagement in politics. The TSoP targets young people already active in political parties and consists of courses that provide youth politicians with increased knowledge of multiparty politics and democratic practices. The school provides particip
ants with the necessary skills and tools to influence political decision-making in a more effective manner. Moreover, through the TSoP, Tunisian youth politicians gain practical experience in policy development and public consultation. The TSoP is expected
 to improve the visibility of youth representatives of political parties to the electorate through supporting them in developing clear and concise policy proposals and making their voice heard in political decision-making as well as within their mother par
ties. When youth politicians have the necessary means to advance issues important to young Tunisians in politics it is anticipated that youth issues will gain a more central place in Tunisian politics and that awareness among young people in the democratic
 system and political parties will be enhanced. This in turn is expected to lead to increased youth participation in politics.
F.a: Primary Dental Care Support Programme Primary Dental Care Support Programme. The cooperation seeks to promote dental health among young generations in Pyongyang area by increasing the awareness of the causes to dental diseases and their preventive acts, supporting the daily home care possibili
ties among the target population and by providing the cooperation hospitals with some material aid. Fida’s partner is The Korea Education Fund (KEF), a non-governmental organization to support education approved by the government of the DPRK. The initiat
ion to the work came from the local authorities and it was launched autumn 2007 in Pyongyang’s two districts. Because the work was expanding successfully, the Primary Dental Care Support Programme was established in the beginning of 2009. The awareness o
f the programme has spread also to the other districts leading to several enquiries to the partner how to get along.  The preventive work is based on the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Oral Health Promotion Programme where the education comes close to
 the target population when given by community trainers while the professionals serve as mentors and supervisors. Tooth brushes, pastes and educational material are distributed to the target group children in order to strengthen the education. The cooperat
ion hospitals are provided with the mostly required equipment needed to treatment procedures. The project goal is to strengthen the basic knowledge of dental diseases and their prevention among the whole DPRK population. After the initiative phase, the wor
k is going to be shifted to the locals. Fida’s representatives had a privilege to participate in a presentation seminar arranged by the partner in October 2008.
Support through FAO, earmarked projects. Muu avustus FAO:lle MMM:stä. Core support to Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), projects:  International Treaty for Plant Genetic Resources in Food and Agriculture, European Commission for the Control of Food and Mouth Disease. Support through the Ministry of Agriculture and For
estry. Muu avustus FAO:lle MMM:stä. Huom. prosentit!
FLC: Civil Society and Media for Transparent Local Budgets PYM: Kansalaisyhteiskunta ja media läpinäkyvien paikallisbudjettien puolesta Civil Society and Media for Transparent Local Budgets: project of the Odessa branch of the Voters Committee of Ukraine. Kansalaisyhteiskunta ja media läpinäkyvien paikallisbudjettien puolesta: Ukrainan äänestäjäin komitean Odessan haaraosaston hanke.
F.a: Sign language training and advocacy project in Uganda FAD: Sign Language Training and Advocacy Project in Uganda. WHAT: The project increases Deaf people’s accessibility to services including access to education and participation in development programmes through Sign language training to Deaf people, their
 families, teachers and service providers. The project also provides advocacy trainings for the Uganda National Association of the Deaf (UNAD).WHY: Uganda has ratified UN’s Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. However especially in the 
rural areas the deaf are in great danger to be out of social service’s reach.HOW: The project eases the status of deaf children and their families when they can perhaps for the first time in their life to communicate with each other. The parent are encou
raged to send their kids to school when the teachers can sign. The project benefits the deaf children and their families and when the advocacy improves the whole deaf community.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is implemented by Uganda National Association
 of the Deaf (UNAD).
F.a: Participation in the Wold Federation of the Deaf 17th World Congress in Istanbul, Turkey with the theme Stregthening Human Diversity 2 representatives of GADHOH attend the WFD General Assembly and Congress in Istanbul Turkey (26.7-2.8.2015) where they share information on how to cooperate better and look for potential donors. Once back home, three seminars in different locations will be
 done, where they will share information about the lessons learnt during congress.
Global Partnership for Education GPE Finland decided to join to the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) in July 2013.  The first funding decision of Finland to GPE amounted to 4 milj EUR (2013-2014).  The subsequesnt funding decision of 4 milj. EUR will be made during 2014. The Unit for De
velopment Financing Institutions (KEO-50) is the Unit in charge of administrative issues regarding GPE while the Unit for Sectoral Policy (KEO-20) is in charge regarding subtance.  Within GPE Finland is member of the Constituency of Nordic Countries and Ir
eland.GPE allocates funding to countries who receive  least of the development assitance and who lack behind from the MDGs which means that GPA is servicing well the MDG and the EPA objectives. If possible GPE channels funding through partnership funding a
nd based on local donor coordination thus beeing complience with  the core principles of the Paris Declaration/Accra Agenda for Action.GPE complements and enhances the sector policy of education and development cooperation of Finland which is strongly focu
sed on bilateral cooperation especially in fragile and conlict affected states and in the countries who are far off from the MDG and EPA targets. Global Partnership for Education (GPE) on maailman suurin yksinomaan opetukseen keskittyvä rahasto. Se toimii Maailmanpankin alaisuudessa mutta itsenäisesti. GPE rahoittaa pääasiassa vähiten kehittyneitä maita sekä hauraita ja konfliktialueiden valt
ioita. GPE auttaa maita laatimaan ja toimeenpanemaan opetussuunnitelmia kohdentaen rahoituksensa erityisesti sinne missä opetussektorin kehitystarpeet ovat suurimmat. GPE painottaa työssään esim. tasa-arvoisten ja inklusiivisten koulutusjärjestelmien 
tukemista edistämällä erityisesti tyttöjen vammaisten lasten vähemmistöjen ja muiden syrjittyjen ryhmien pääsyä koulutukseen. Esimerkiksi vuosina 2015?2019 GPE tuki 248 miljoonaa oppilasta joista 226 miljoonaa oli alakoululaisia ja 22 miljoonaa yl
äkoululaisia. GPE tukee myös opettajankoulutusta: vuosina 2014?2019 yhteensä 165 000 opettajaa sai täydennyskoulutusta. Koulutus on tärkeä painopiste Suomen kehityspolitiikassa ja kehitysyhteistyössä. Suomi rahoitti GPE:tä vuosina 2013?2016 yhteen
sä 6 milj. eurolla ja palasi GPE:n rahoittajaksi v. 2020 joulukuussa osallistumalla GPE:n COVID-19-ikkunan rahoitukseen 2 milj. eurolla. GPE:n vuosien 2021?25 lisärahoituskierros on paraikaa käynnissä: rahoituskampanjan tavoitteena on kerätä 5 mrd. U
SD. Suomen tuki 5-vuotiskaudelle on 25 milj. euroa.
CPR/Datong hospital equipment project KIINA/Datongin sairaalalaitehanke Modernising the hospital equipment. Development of the social sector and improvement of the quality and availability of the hospital services. Sairaaloiden varustaminen nykyaikailla laitteillaSuomalainen viejä Medko Medical on voittanut tarjouskilpailun sairaaloiden varustamisesta nykyaikaisilla laitteilla Datongin kaupungissa.Sosiaalisektorin kehittäminen; sairaalapalveluiden laadun ja saatavu
uden parantaminen. Sairaaloiden diagnostiikan ja hoidon tason kohottaminen.
F.a: Courses of Sewing and Cooking for young WWDs The organization will held 6 months long sewing courses  and 6 months long cooking courses for young women with disabilities. 10 women with disabilities will participate in each course. After the training the participants will be able to find work in the l
ocal entreprises.  These activities will improve the financial situation of women with disabilities and the capacity of the implementing organization for its own fundraising.
F.a: Water selling and capacity building seminar of PWDs The activities of this project concentrates on water selling and capacity building training.  The group plans to drill a well for their own use and to sell water to people. The capacity building shall take 10 days for 26 PWDs and shall help the group to ru
n better the food processing company, their office and water selling. The training will take place at Matumaini Center in Dar es Salaam (Mbagala).
F.a: Methods and Tools Over the past five years, CMI has developed methods and tools that are specifically designed to enable broader engagement in the planning and implementation of dialogue, conflict resolution and policy processes. The methods and tools that CMI develops and 
deploys have a special feature of addressing complexity of conflicts. Typically resolution of conflicts requires support on three particular phases: i) promotion of dialogue and confidence building; ii) analysis and negotiations; and iii) implementation of
 agreements. For example CMI's methods are designed to allow the conflict parties themselves i) ensure wider inclusion to problem identification and solving; ii) to do better analysis and facilitate structured negotiations and iii) implement agreements tog
ether by mitigating further conflict. The methods are always crafted to take into consideration simultaneously multiple viewpoints to multiple issues as well as multiple interests of stakeholders. This project strengthens the development, documentation, sh
aring and using of those methods across CMI’s programme.
ODA equity through Finnfund Fund to invest in institutions serving micro and samll enterprices
CPR/Justice sector cooperation KIINA/Oikeusalan yhteistyö Strengthening China's development in the field of rule of law with Chinese judicial sector counterparts in the provinces of Jiangsu and Heilongjiang. The project aims to strenthen China's development in the field of rule of law. The cooperation supports Ch
ina's capacity to improve its human rights situation. The project also  aims to improve the structure and working methods of China's judicial system. Kiinan oikeusvaltiokehityksen vahvistaminen oikeuslaitoksen piirissä tehtävän yhteistyön kautta Kiinan Qinghain ja Fujianin maakunnissa. Hankkeella pyritään vahvistamaan Kiinan kehitystä oikeusvaltion suuntaan sekä tuetaan Kiinan mahdollisuuksia ed
istää ihmisoikeuksien toteutumista. Hankkeella pyritään kehittämään myös Kiinan oikeuslaitoksen rakennetta ja työskentelytapoja.
Refugee crisis 2015: support to refugees in Europe Europe has seen hundreds of thousands of migrants cross both its land and sea borders in 2015. Migrants arrive in Greece, Italy, and Hungary, with some 750,000 via the Mediterranean, the most commonly used route to Europe, facing dangerous journeys that have left more than 3,000 dead. There are many groups—Afghans, Eritreans, Kosovars, Iraqis, Albanians—fleeing different conflicts and abuses heading for Europe, but the continuing armed conflict in Syria is the leading cause for population movement. Between January and October 2015, there were almost 180,000 asylum applications from Syrians alone.
Shelter Innovation Speedkits This programme plans and implements demonstration of the concepts developed within S(P)EEDKITS. The project develops concepts for e.g. health care and sanitation solutions, infrastructural solutions, and shelter units.
Rwanda Storm and Heavy Winds The storm and heavy wind-affected population’s immediate needs are met through the provision of essential
emergency relief, shelter items, hygiene promotion assistance, targeting a total number of 5,460 people
(1,092 households) whose items/properties were destroyed in target five branches. On 17thSeptember 2017, at around 15:30 local time, the districts of Rusizi, Nyamasheke, Huye and Bugesera,
Gicumbi, Ngoma, Kirehe, Rubavu and Nyabihu experienced heavy rainfall associated with heavy storms,
which resulted in destruction of houses and community farm lands. The affected areas are mostly in five
districts; two located in western province (Rusizi and Nyamasheke), two located in Eastern province (Ngoma
and Bugesera), and one in the Southern Province (Huye). This is a second time during this year where RRCS
has been facing these kinds of disasters where in April – May 2017, there has been a DREF intervention in
Gatsibo district, Eastern Province. Essential emergency relief, shelter items, hygiene promotion assistance 5,460 people (1,092 households) Rusizi, Nyamasheke, Huye, Ngoma and Bugesera
NLRC-MoFA partnership: Communication, Humanitarian Diplomacy and Learning This 'programme' is part of a 5-year partnership between NLRC and MoFA. It consists of two main pillars. 
1. Communication and Humanitarian Diplomacy. NLRC pursues diplomacy towards key decision makers and opinion leaders to promote humanitarian values and attention for the most vulnerable in decision-making and policy development. Where there are clear common goals, NLRC and MoFA work in partnership and do joint humanitarian diplomacy. Key topic areas for strategic communication and HD are: solidarity, local response, safeguarding humanitarian space, and (drivers of) humanitarian crises. 
2. Learning. Within the partnership an overarching external midterm review and final evaluation will be conducted. In addition, a number of thematic studies on central topics of the partnership in which there is a mutual interest are performed.
Access to water and better hygiene in Terekeka The main purpose of the project is to increase access to safe water, sanitation and improved hygiene practices leading to improved health status of the  Terekeka community.
Covid-19 Response Malawi The aim of the Red Cross Movement Covid19 Preparedness and Responds Project is to enable Malawi Red Cross Society (MRCS) being well prepared and ready to respond to Covid19 preventing the onset of the disease and contributing to control mechanisms to prevent spread of the disease at all levels in Malawi. Till this date there are 33 confirmed cases of which 22 in Lilongwe and with a total death toll of 3. This project will in high risk areas make use of scenario 2 such as Lilongwe and elsewhere scenario 1 with a scale up to level 3 when and if needed. The objective is to support the Red Cross Movement Covid19 Preparedness and Response Plan with funding channeled through the Danish Red Cross (DRC), who is  leading the consortium. The project focuses on health; specifically on raising of awareness and enhancement of knowledge of key aspects of COVID-19 and equipping MRCS staff, volunteers and stakeholders. Furthermore, the sensitization and mobilization of at risk communities on prevention and control measures. In addition MRCS capacity is strengthened to support government infrastructure and services related to COVID-19. MRCS, NLRC, DRC, FRC 6 districts out of the 28 in total, including Lilongwe.
Côte d'Ivoire - Floods Heavy rainfall has been observed in parts of Cote D’Ivoire in the month of October 2019. On 11 to 13 October 2019, the
rainfall intensified and resulted in flooding in six cities (see Table 1 below); Abidjan, Aboisso, Grand Bassam, Ayamé,
and Man causing significant damage and loss of lives. In Ayamé the river overflowed its banks resulting in all commercial
districts and Ākobo village to be flooded. Similarly, in Alépé, river flooding was experienced affecting communities along
the river.
A total of 12,900 people (2,150 households) have been affected, 202 homes completely submerged, 72 houses
destroyed, 32 people injured, and 12 deaths. Most of the 12,900 flood-affected people have lost their necessities, such
as food and non-food items. More than 612 people are also homeless and relocated to host families or temporary sites.
Several latrines and septic tanks were washed away and a health centre has also been flooded. Main water sources
(wells and water sources) were flooded and contaminated. Aboisso is a cholera hot spot and therefore there is a high
risk of waterborne diseases Shelter, Livelihoods and basic needs, Health and WASH. Number of people to be assisted: 3,000 or 500
households Cote D'Ivoire
Silent disaster programme 2018 This programme supports emergency response for so-called silent disasters - small scale emergencies world-wide that usually do not appear in the news and therefore do not generate much support.
Localization project - Mali (2024 - 2026) Localization project - Mali (2024 - 2026), focusing on WASH, CEA, FS (and possibly data transformation) To strengthen the capacity of Mali Red Cross at both HQ and branch level in the sectos of WASH, CEA, FS WASH: CLTS. This approach focuses on sanitation behavioural change through community participation. It does this through a process of social participation.
FS: investment plan with other Movement partners Mali Red Cross HQ, branches, specifically the Kayes branche, and communities in Kayes Mali Red Cross, HQ and branches
Safe Motherhood in Koussané - Mission Sisters The Netherlands Red Cross in partnership with the Malian Red Cross have set up a project to support access to health care for pregnant women and children under 59 months of age called: Maternal and Child Health Care in Kayes (Safe Motherhoods Koussané, funded by the Disaster Response Unit). This proposal aims to continue and leverage on the most essential actions that are currently taking place under the Safe Motherhood Project in Koussané funded by the DRU. First step is to maintain the team working in the current Safe Motherhoods Koussane (SMK) project, to rely on their work and experience as well as knowledge of the environment to initiate this shift and provide assistance to populations in need. The 28 villages of the Commune of Koussane are in extreme  poverty with a flagrant delay in terms of investment and a lack of basic social services. Needs are such that it is absolutely necessary to prioritize this commune for interventions. Access to health care is a luxury in the commune of Koussane and SMK project provides some assistance to these populations. It will be a question of continuing this assistance by adding a component to fight against chronic malnutrition. This assistance will be based on improved and locally produced flour as well as awareness sessions and cooking demonstrations  performed by volunteers and the project team. Commune of Koussané (Kayes Region) Koussané, Kayes region, Mali
Bangladesh - Floods 2017 (funded by campaign) This revised Emergency Appeal operation aims to assist 100,000 people (20,000 households) affected by the floods in ten districts over a 12-month period. Since 12 August 2017 heavy monsoon rains above the seasonal average have severely impacted the riverine region of India, Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh. This has resulted in intense flooding in almost two-thirds of Bangladesh, affecting over eight million people. Bangladesh is experiencing floods for the fourth time this year and this latest flood has inundated the country. Based on the adjustment and more detailed assessments, the operational strategy is aimed to be more targeted, where multipurpose cash will be utilised as main modality delivering assistance to 20,00 households. Appropriate interventions on immediate relief and longer-term recovery assistance will be provided to the most vulnerable households according to pre-defined selection criteria and accountable process. 100,000 people (20,000 households) affected by the floods in ten districts The ten districts are Kurigram, Dinajpur, Jamalpur, Gaibandha, Tangail, Lalmonirhat, Sirajganj, Bogra, Naogaon and Rangpur.
Sudan Localization project (2024 - 2026) Localization project - Sudan (2024 - 2026)