devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Empowering children with disabilities The ULIKID Empowerment Program (ULIKID EP) is meant to engage beneficiaries and their parents in the manifold activities and eventsthat would encourage CWDs and to take steps towards taking a pro-active role in society, giving them the much needed spaceto ventilate their needs so that society can respond accordingly. And after such response, these children can take on their good standing andcontribute in nation building. Count Me in! I belong is an Empowerment and Engagement Project that will arm Ulikid in forging on the cause of CWDs. It is a holistic approach that utilized cross cutting variances of issues and concerns that need to be addressed sothat Ulikid captures the attention of duty bearers.

Empowerment and engagement will be pursued in terms of:

a. Organizational Development for Ulikid to take on a lead role in will pushing for an inclusive legislative agenda in the City of Iloilo and to start with the establishment of community based rehabilitation in the 180 barangays of the city.
b.Life Skills training for direct beneficiaries - child and parent # since majority of them are economically marginalized.
c. Public Speaking workshops that will enable them to speak without fear and have the confidence to discuss their issues with government authorities.
d. Establishing a deep bench of distinctly unique future leaders who will coach other CWDs that they need to be heard and not just seen.
CRED-Civic Response on Environment & Dev Civic Response on Environment and Development (CRED) is a non-partisan, not-for profit, public interest oriented policy research and advocacy organization registered under Ugandan laws and based in Kampala-Uganda. CREDs Human Rights and Environment Programme paysspecific attention to good ecological stewardship, environmental accountability and social justice in the governance of natural resources and the environment. under this project, CRED will take lead on identifying, collecting and analyzing literature including the international,regional frameworks and national laws on Human Rights applicable to the East Africa Crude Oil Pipline (EACOP). specifically, CREDs tasks will be;
# Take part in the preparatory training on research methodology to be applied on this study.
# Take part in initial consultations with relevant institutions of government of Uganda, local government, oil companies, civil society organizations identified as allies in preparation for undertaking the full Human Right Impact Assessment. This will involve:
o Identification of key informants
o Develop secondary data collection tools
o Secure appointments for interviews with key respondents
o Conductinterviews with key stakeholders from Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Petroleum Authority of Uganda, Scholars and practitioners, oil companies, policy makers, and relevant CSOs to garner information as well as support for the project
o Organize a consultative meeting of key stakeholders to gather secondary information onthe study
o Compile and analyze data from the interviews and consultative meeting
# Identify and collect a list of laws and national and international human rights frameworks applicable to projects such as the proposed EACOP. Using internal expertise, CRED shall identify and collect the relevant local and international laws, policies, instruments and jurisprudence applicable to projects such as EACOP
# Undertake review of literature and compile a reportfocusing on Human Rights standards relevant to the EACOP in international, regional and national frameworks and laws.
o Conduct a comprehensive desk review and analysis of existing literature, national, regional and international legal frameworks on projects suchas EACOP
o Peer review of draft report by an expert
# Review and provide feedback on the combined country report consisting of boththe secondary data and primary data sections. CRED will participate and provide constructive feedback
# Take part in validation of the study findings. CRED will participate in a meeting organized and facilitated by Oxfam to validate the findings
# Review and address comments raised during validation to produce the final report.

Jointly undertake advocacy on the issues identified in the research with Oxfam Uganda country office and Global Rights Alert
CO-COVID-19 / Trans. to 250 Women & Men Oxfam will manage the transfer of funds to MA'AN and ensure reach to the project beneficiaries through the existing and already implemented programmes. Oxfam field officer will carry out post dist monitoring after the payment.
CO-Oxfam N/E Hum. response - SHO Oxfam intends to intervene in WASH, EFSVL and Protection sectors within IDPs and host communities in the North Eastern part of Nigeria . The locations include Maiduguri, Damboa, Askira/Uba, Gwoza, Pulka and Rann. The activities will involve borehole rehabilitation/construction, latrine rehabilitation/construction, hygiene kit distribution, hygiene promotion, in-kind and voucher-based food aid, dignity kits distribution, cash-based grants, protection-based livelihood assistance and vulnerable livelihood support.
GOVERNANCE AND ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP Oxfam program ID PROG10130

As a country programme we are cognisant of the fact that even if we have  worked on gender equality programmes from different angles before the Norms approach is a relatively new approach in which we need to learn and deepenour thinking as we proceed.  In  its  early  phases  the  programme  will  therefore  include  a  research  work to  learn  what  approaches  have  worked  elsewhere  in  other  countries  or  in  other programmes locally.

Considering the role of family level elders, traditional leaders and schools in shaping attitudes  towards  women,  CSO  led  advocacy  for  changed  perceptions  will  target these  institutions  and  engage  men  and  boys  in  the  process.    The  programme  also seeks to bring a different understanding around unpaid care work at the family and community level as it has a bearing on women reaching their full potential.

Role  models  will  be  identified  to  inspire  girls  and  families  while  institutions  will  be assisted to develop a greater understanding and application of the legal framework within which they are required to function in enhancing changes for women.

Oxfam  in  Mozambique  will  also  participate  in  the  Global  organisational  campaigns promoting Women#s rights.
Partenariat pour une bonne gouvernance Although the Municipality of Chneni (governorate of Gabes)occupies a good ranking in terms of transparency according to the transparency index developed by Al Bawsala, there is a deterioration of the relationship between the municipality of Cheneni  and the citizens.
 This deteriorated relationship is due to the poor quality of the services provided by the municipality due to the lack of financial resources in comparison with the growing needs of the citizens, the lack of citizen participation in publiclife and the lack of clear communication between the Municipality and the citizens. The project "A Partnership for a good Local Governance in the municipality of Chnenni  (Gabes) aims to re-establish the climate of trust between residents and the municipality of Cheneni by inviting all stakeholders to discuss problems and come with solutions to overcome the lack of means. The project aims to integrate all stakeholders, namely the municipality through its agents, local civil society organizations, and citizens in an action to redesign the office of relationship with the citizens in order to establish a space of communication and exchange between the municipality, the civil society and the citizens. The project includes also a series of trainings: a first training will be organized for citizens, targeting mainly women and young people and will initiate them to the basis of local governance, a second training will be organized for the municipality's agents in order to optimize the use of the citizen relations office, the last training will target  local civil society organizations in order to redefine the framework of their intervention during this phase of implementation of local democracy.At the end of the project, Gabes Action will bring together all theactors to draft a charter in order to perpetuate the experience and share it with other organizations working on the same field.
YSAT COVID-19 Project YSAT, CECI and I CAN south sudan in a consortium will implement the following activities under COVID-19:

1. Activities and strategies
The following activities and strategies are intended to be executed within one year.
i. Mass community awareness and sensitization through Blue Messenger Bicycle with Megaphones mounted on them with pre recorded messages,by community volunteers in all zones ofthe settlement reaching the hard to reach areas.

ii. Establishment of Community Information Centres in allthe seven zones of Rhinocamp and Imvepi refugee settlements for access to latest updates on the disease, feedback and emergency coordination on Coronavirusrelated issues and most importantly counter the spread of Rumours, Fake news and hate generated byCOVID-19.

iii. Communication Support for key community contacts.
Enabling environment of SMEs in Uganda SEATINI Uganda with support and in partnership with Oxfam will seek to facilitate SME and policy-maker engagements for an improved policy environment. Through this, SEATINI will work with the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperative to put in place a platform within the MSMEs directorate that facilitates for engagement between SMEs and government. Information generation on new developments, SMEs challenges and alternative policies for SMEs growth and competitiveness.

Overall objective
To facilitate SME and policy-maker#s engagements for an improved policy environment

Specific objectives
# To enhance access to information for key stakeholders on the challenges facing SMEs and alternatives for a supportive ecosystem
# To enhance key stakeholders' capacity to advocate for trade and investment related policy frameworks that support the competitiveness of the SMEs for sustainable development and improved livelihoods
# To establish a platform for SME-policy makers# engagement towards influencing asupportive ecosystem
CO-Afghanistan flood response 2019 (Hera Afghanistan is currently facing one of the world#s largest and most complex humanitarian crisis, with alarming increase of food insecurity and loss of livelihoods, as a result of the combined effects of widespread conflict and insecurity, recurrent natural disasters and ensuing mass displacements (source, FAO situation report, March 2019). #Afghanistan has been hit with the worst flooding in seven years, with 20 dead, thousands of homes swept away and many families, already displaced by drought, forced to leave their homes for the second time. The latest climate shock, which affected several provinces, came as the UN#s humanitarian coordinator in Afghanistan criticised the European Commission for its #wholly insufficient# response to hunger and sufferingin a country already in thegrip of what analysts describe as the world#s deadliest conflict. Toby Lanzer said he was #shocked and surprised# at the low level of engagement from donors to the crisis in Afghanistan, where more than 13 million people are severely food insecure and a further 3.6 million are #one step away from famine#. The levels of hunger, he said, were unprecedented, after an 11-month drought which has ravaged the north and west of the country. He said the suffering on the ground was #as bad as I#ve ever seen#.Afghanistan is fragile country where protracted crisis/conflicts entered into droughts then into flash floods leading to food and income insecurity which is becoming a vicious cycle. Support is urgently required to support the floodaffected households. #It is a combination of high levels of violence, a devastating drought, bitter cold and abject poverty. It is a very chilling reality.# (Source, The Guardian, March 6, 2019). As of 19 March, more than 122,600 people across 14 provinceshave been identified as being affected by the March floods and in need of humanitarian assistance (Source OCHA,  Flashflood update no 7, 19 March 2019).
Head Office 501001 Novib The project seeks to sustainably improve the fuel-wood balance and resilience of livelihoods of rural households in Mashi, Mai Adua, Dutsi, Daura, Sandamu, Zango and Baure Local Government Areas in Katsina state through aforestation, farmer managed regenerataion and energy efficient use.
Muntada Jensanya MJ will contribute towards enhancing WBI and prevention of GBV in three targeted locations through providing five sexual awareness workshops to seventy mothers in three targeted areas, as well five awareness work shops to seventy youth  at risk adolescents, thosetarget group will be targeted by fifteen professional and human rights activists who will be trained by MJ for more than sixty hours of training around sexuality education and skills to conduct such awareness raising activities, MJ will as well raise awareness ofthe public through their website which is active and answer different questions from public around sexual education and how to respond to those issues with children and adolescents. MJ will contribute as well to enhance access to GBV and SRHR services in marginalized areas by taking part in building skills and knowledge of 45 targeted field workers/coordinators from non-WROs in three targetedareas in the west bank by providing intensive training on sexuality and sexual education to help them to give advice to marginalized and vulnerable women that they meet in the field and as well how to access services of SRHR in the west bank, as well MJ will conduct four individual supervision for the 45 field coordinators and staff to guide them in the complex cases they faced and how to overcome obstacles.
EU SN Resilience & Food Security - SAVE Oxfam#s main objective in Sustainable livelihoods is to build an environment that fosters respect and protection of the right to sustainable livelihoods in order to protect human dignity, strengthen resilience and guarantee food security and income for the poorest. To achieve this goal, Oxfam, Save the Children and 7A received a three years EU grant to implement a project on communities# resilience. Building on the existing agricultural potential and the accompanying measures of the government, Oxfam, Save the Children and 7A will work to improve agricultural production and food quality of 1000 targeted households in the communes of Bagadadji, Coumbacara Sare Yoro Guire Bidji as well as introducing innovative mechanisms for communities access to improvedrice seeds and corn and thedevelopment and strengthening of vegetables and agro forestry gardens. The action will invest in asset protection through risk and disaster reduction activities. Furthermore the project will also support nutrition through access to information on good nutrition practices and improving the consumption of highly nutritious foods
CO-localization influencing AIM
• localization influencing, especially focused on womens rights organisations.
• Our work with Nexus and Somali NGO Consortium it has become clear that there are clear gaps and opportunities to engage with WROs on localization and humanitarian issues
• WROs’ leadership and involvement in the sector will be strengthened, which at the moment is very low, including in our programmes

ACTIVITIES
• Series of workshops bringing together WROs across Somalia/Somaliland to hear their perspectives and involvement in the humanitarian sector and on localization
• Short policy brief on WROs involvement in the humanitarian sector (funding, partnerships, decision-making)
• Showcasing WROs willing and with capacity to engage more in the humanitarian sector: to other NGOs, UN, donors
• Virtualtraining for WROs to learn from each other and others on the localization agenda; humanitarian sector decision-making and funding
SDTC-Assistance for migrant workers Project "Assistance to access to education and health services for migrant workers and their children in Ho Chi Minh City" contributes in:
# Designing Android / IOS applications for legal aid
# Organizing communication activities for  awareness raisingthrough technology application
# Organizing "Legal companion club" model and stakeholders coordination and counterpart model
# Operating a legal consultancy and support office which set the foundation for establishing  a counseling and support center for disadvantaged peoplein industrial zones.

Specific activities include:
# Introducing, designing and building a mobile application user guide for legal aid applications on  Android / IOS platform.
# Conducting on-site counseling and dialogue betweenlegal aid providers for access to education and health services.
# Organizing a mobile consultancy vehicle in industrial and free-trade zones
# Conducting stakeholder dialogue among Department of Education, Department of Health, Labor Confederation, Free-zone Management Board, Legal Aid Unit.
# Establishing and organizing  "Legal companion club" activities in industrial and export processing zones.
# Developing coordination models for stakeholders in solving the issue of migrant workers' access to education and health care.
Rural Women Development Society RWDS has the widest grassroots women#s network in the country with an active membership of more than 5,000, organised into 60 women#s clubs, including 6 agro-processing enterprises, in the West Bank and Gaza. Based on its rich women#s economic empowerment experience, the role of RWDS will be to support women#s businesses/cooperatives and to upgrade their production and marketing capacities. It will also support CBOs, NGOs, and farmer representative bodies to develop more gender equitable policies and practices.
Deepening capacities inequality campaign This project aims for strengthening Oxfam Brazil's work on Economic Justice - Inequality and Fiscal Justice.
The final objective ofOxfam Brazil's Economic Justice work is to contribute to strategies for reducing economic inequalities institutionalized in Brazil with focus on taxation and the unbalanced influence of the economic elite#s power. The expected mid and short-term results are two: decision makers start to discuss concrete policy changes towards a progressive fiscal system; and people#s attitudes towards inequalities change and open a room for change in the public narrative. This project will move Oxfam Brazil towards these results through supporting the Nossa Brasília Movement, launching of a second edition of a national inequalities report and conducting a second  national research on people#s inequality perception.
FountainYouthInitiative#AmplifyOurVoices Fountain Youth Initiative, a community based organization in Kenya,  is run and managed by local youths with a mission to nurture, empower and transform local young people to be self reliant, independent and key players in their community. The AmplifyingOur Voices project aims to empower youths in Funyula constituency to actively participate in decision making and development of their community.   Through the network, local youths will be educated and trained on their rights, leadership, business, networking and existing opportunities as well as engaging local leaders. The main objective of the project is to empower local youth to establish a Youth Imarisha Network that will unite and provide a youth with a platform to use their Voices and be heard.
Child Marriage: ASSOCIATION SORO Education is a key factor in a healthy transition from adolescence to adulthood. The Organization of a quality education in a safe environment and the retention of children in school are a cross-cutting strategy that connects different development priorities. Schooling goes hand in hand with a delay the age of first sexual relations, marriage and motherhood. The project proposed to develop and implement recruitment strategies to touch girls most at risk and most vulnerable to early marriage and school leaving, and who themselves would not be affected by the traditional methods of  recruitment. This strategy is based on the fact that a significant percentage of girls 10 to 14 years have already left school. It will include meetings and awareness in the communities, programs of radio and theatre representations, but it will be developed in more detail in the initial phase. The project Marriage No. childs play will also include intervention in schools, to prevent dropping out of school and to help girls to stay married or return to school. Inschools, teachers will be trained in the education of girls, to the implementation of a learning environment taking into   account prevention of school drop-out among girls. Young disadvantaged girls will receive school material. The project Marriage No. childs play will be  trained groups of girls in savings, financial issues towards small business plans, and will be supported by income-generating activities. The girls and their families will be present-generating opportunities of income through the methodology GALS. In terms of advocacy, a high-level multi-stakeholder dialogue will be organised and a campaign against the marriage of the children will be conducted through policy champion. Parliaments of children will be trained and supported to develop a national plan of action to put an end to child marriage.
NWETI - Active Citizenship Nweti works on social and behavioral change. It focuses on health and communication. It was established in 2004. It operates at national level and is considered as a key actor. It is relatively innovative and fills an important gap in most other CSOs.
As communication specialists and social and behavioral change facilitators, the organization adds value to civil society initiatives (as for instance in the campaign for the law against domestic and gender violence # the advocacy and communication component of which was managed by Nweti). It is well-networked and has good relations with other CSOs and government ministries. Additionally, they are also part of the Civil Society Forum for Budget Monitoring and have articulated with other CSOs to improve financial transparency in the country.

On the AGIR Program Nweti contribute on 2 thematic areas: Right to Participate - Responsive Government <(>&<)> Public Accountability and Right to gender equality, freedom from gender-based violence and freedom of sexual andreproductive health. Will help toscale up  interventions in the area of SRHR and HIV<(>&<)>AIDS during the second phase of the programe. N#weti will also bring added value in monitoring of service provision by the health sector at several levels. Oxfam also wants to have N#weti to ensure that there is a partner that participates in the main national and international events related to SRHR and HIV<(>&<)>AIDS, this will help to influence the main decision makers of this area.
KUB#National Action on the Book Famine The project will pilot actions to trigger and support the implementation of the Marrakesh treaty in Kenya, which has direct bearingto improved quality of education for learners and trainees with visual impairments. The project will contribute to global efforts on inclusive and equitable education as provided for on SDG No. 4 and the National Education Strategic Sector Plan (NESSP 2018-2022) anchored on vision 2030.  Support national and county level  pedagogy  interventions will deliver both policy stakeholder engagementand service delivery outputs within Kenya#s special needs education (SNE) space. Inclusive education is a priority on Kenya#s action plan and agenda arising from the recently concluded Global Disability Summit (GDS) in London held in July 2018.