devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Civic Engagement inSocial Accountability STAR Kampuchea (SK) is a Cambodian non-profit and non-partisan organization, established in 1997 working to promote and build democracy by strengthening civil society organization. Oxfam has been in partnership with SK under Finance for Development Project since 2016, using government framework so called the Implementation of Social Accountability Framework. SK has provided capacity to Commune Accountability Facilitator (CAFs) on fiscal governance and budget process in order to conduct coaching and sharing the knowledge to citizens. Citizens voice has been raised and considered by the local authorities and relevant institutions through community scorecard, campaigns, public forums and dialogue meetings.
Through implementation of F4D phase I, there were good results and some changes in practices of service delivery with accountability by the supply sides. The connection from grassroots upto national levels through ISAF implementation framework has been improved and response to the needs citizens such as health, education and commune administration. However, more influencing work to bring the grassroot's issue to be heard and address at the national need to be further done.
In phase II,  the momentum that ISAF is scaling up to district level, STAR Kampuchea will advocate to national level through national mechanism so call Partnership Steering Committee (PSC) of ISAF. This mechanism enables SK to bring issues from the grassroot level to be put on the table and advocate for more allocation and effective use of budget that address the local issues which relatedto service delivery which is considered to help the poor.

In order to respond to the above, SK will work with JAAP committee, CCWC, citizen representative, CAFs, school (work with parents), committee for supporting poor children, poor families, and PSC, especially with related ministries through the implementation of ISAF which will be cooperated between the supply side and demand side with the facilitation of SK. Furthermore, the project will continue to cooperate with the commune, health center, primary school, district authorities, ISAF focal persons at the provincial level as well as provincial departments.
CO-505233 A program quality review exercise was conducted conducted in May 2018 internally using OI tools. This
exercise allowed the entire team to discover the tools and to self-assess by analyzing the alignment of
programs with 11 quality standards.
The quality review ofthe programs is accompanied by a action plan to improve the shortcomings.
It was clear that 2 out of 11 standards are reached by the sustainable food and governance programs, compared with 4 out of 11 for the program Lives. The biggest challenges for the quality of programs / projects in Niger focus on following.
EC VN Budget Transparency The project aims to promote public budget transparency, accountability and people participation (BTAP) in Vietnam in order to enhance development outcomes for women and men from marginalized communities in the provinces of Hoa Binh and Quang Tri.
In partnership with three co-applicant organizations, Oxfam will work in Hoa Binh and Quang Tri provinces to support target groups at communal, district and provincial levels. Oxfam will be legally, technically and administratively responsible for the project and for providing overall management and technical support. It will have a strategic role, maintaining a clear direction of the broader policy and governance objectives, and strengthening the capacity of Vietnamese CSOs through the linkage of actors, coalitions and networks from local to global levels.
CO-505233 A partnership will be initiated with OXFAM as part of the training and awareness activities on conflict management, with regard to its experience and its actions in this direction with the Peace Committees in Diffa.
Budget Transparency and Accoutability National budget is the core of the development to meet the need of its people especially those who are poor and marginalized group such as elderly, children, disable people and women. It also contributes to poverty reduction that requires the efficient use of public resources, which could be improved through better budget allocation, execution, and accountability. Revenues are gradually improving (estimated at 14.4% of gross domestic product in 2014) but remain low. In addition, the budget allocations are not fully aligned with sector policies for better targeting of the poor. As a result, Cambodian is still facing with in adequate public service delivery due to several reasons.

To address the above challenges, the NGOF#s project is designed by using two approaches. On the one hand, the project will use the approach of networking for collective voice of the civil society and public to uphold the government responsibility for the policies enforcement and fiscal management with transparency and accountability. Our approach will work with the existing network such as the Budget Working Group and Development Issues Forum (DIF) Members who represented from the different sector. The project will engage with sector NGOs/CSOs to incorporate or take up budget monitoring work into their sector work to ensure improved budget performance and better services for poor and marginalized people especially women, children and disable people. These will be done through increase their capacity on the budget knowledge andincrease their engagement in the budget work. On the other hand, the project continues to work with the government institution such as NA, NAA, MEF and other line ministry to advocate for the budget information and policies change as well as the policiesenforcement regarding the fiscal management to fill the gaps.

First, the evidence base approaches through a various research study on the tax regulation, public investment on the key priories sector such as health and education, Open budget survey as well as review an existing document and related policies. NGOF will engage with the development partners and network both local and international to get their support for the organisation advocacy strategy in influencing on the government policies based on the research evidences. Second, NGOF will improve the target CSOs# networks, researchers and journalists by enhancing their knowledge and skills in the budget analysis as key actors in improving the government accountability and transparency and encouraging the inclusive of the policy making. Public forum for youth-studying in the University- to raise their understanding on the budget cycle process. Support in linking and expand the BWG <(>&<)> DIF to other networks/alliance by increase members in each network and engaged them with other network, for example, education network of NEP, ISAF and media group.
OGB Inequality Perceptions Research This project will take the form of an online survey that will measure how people perceive inequality and will test how providing information about inequality can influence support for redistribution. It will show the potential of the survey to produce novel headline statistics about how the public views inequality in each country. The survey will be conducted in Oxfam affiliate countries in the fall of 2017 and produce data in time for inclusion in the January 2018 Davos report.

This survey will be conducted online with 3000 respondents per country. It serves two main purposes:

1) Examine people#s perceptions of and attitudes to inequality, what they want done about it.

2) Learn what types of information about inequality boosts support for redistribution.
Sexual Health Risk Prevention Youth Education through Sports Tanzania (YES Tanzania), is a youth led, youth focused organization working with and for youth in Mbeya and Songwe regions. YES Tanzania was registered in 2011 .Through working with and for adolescents and young people, YESTanzania aims at empowering young people by giving them proper guidance and skills to face the many challenges young people face. One of the areas YES Tanzania advocates strongly is young people involvements in decisions that affect them particularly health, democracy and good governance.

Sexual Health and Adolescents Risk Prevention (SHARP) project which is funded by Voice  with a demonstration modelof using sports to realize developmental objectives, to be implemented by YES Tanzania a youth led andyouth focused organization, that aims at creating an enabling environment that address underlying factors to young people poor health outcomes, by focusing on social, cultural, political, structural and economic factors that put young people at risk of HIV and unwanted pregnancies. Unsafe sex, sexual coercion, early pregnancy, forced and early marriages, stigma and discrimination, community views on sexuality issues, increase adolescents and young girls vulnerability and pose barrier to their access to SRH and rights information and services.

This isone year project to be implemented from January 2018.
Amplifying Voices of WEAV Nothing About Us Without Us: Amplifying Voices of Marginalised Sectors in Masbate, Zambales and Samar is a 2-year project by the Womens Legal and Human Rights Bureau (WLB) to be implemented in Luzon and Visayas regions. It will focus on strengthening thecapacities of women facing exploitation and abuse, women in disaster situations, indigenous women, and young women, in demanding obligation of the state to address systemic discrimination against women, especially marginalized women. This will be done byworking closely with 3 people's organisations that will take the lead in influencing local government to support the meaningful participation of women in development processes.

WLB works closely with the Ayta (IP) women leaders in Cabangan, Zambales andthe women victims-survivors of typhoon Haiyan in Marabut Samar, all under its core program - the Engendering the Barangay Justice System (EBJS) Program. The EBJSled to capacitating community women to demand accountability of the local government. It alsoyielded critical partnerships withlocal government units and agencies that supports and actively facilitates women#s organizing in their localities. Hence, WLB seeksto replicate these gains and expand the reach through Voice.
HO-Management global priv. sector partne Oxfam's vision is to establish multi-functional landscapes in which smallholders, their communities (including women and indigenouspeoples), local authorities, and plantation companies have applied participatory land use planning. Oxfam#s work on the FAIR Company Community Partnerships started in 2014. FAIR represents 4 key principles: Freedom of Choice, Accountability, Improvement and sharing of benefits, Respect for Rights and the environment.  The long-term objective of FAIR Partnerships implementation is to demonstrate a holistic landscape level approach in Indonesia in support of community/smallholder-inclusive growth in the palm oil sector. In order to go from the concept of FAIR Company Community Partnerships to vision five consecutive steps havebeen defined: 1. Research; 2. Scoping; 3. Co-creation and preparation; 4. Demonstration projects; and 5. Up-scaling and mainstreaming.

This project covers thefirst year of the 4th step: an inception phase which concludes the co-creation and further prepares local level project implementation. Purpose of the proposed 9-month inception phase is to establish/meet sufficiently detailed preconditions for the FAIR Partnership demonstration project participants. Project locations are: 2 out of 3 short-listed demonstration project locations: Pelalawan in Riau, Tanjung Jabung Barat in Jambi, and Sekadau in West Kalimantan.

The Thematic Unit Land, Water and Pro Poor Value Chains in theHague, the Netherlands, is responsible for the overall contract management of this project. The unit provides is responsible for: the Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning and Knowledge and Innovation Management; liaisoning with investors; relevant platforms and knowledge institutions; coaching and advice to the Country Office in Indonesia on all activities
KH FASAO - Reducing discrimination agai Project #Reducing discrimination against on old age people especially women and disability through capacity building of their representative and promotion their rights# focus on 3 main activities:
# Capacity building Federal Association of Elderly and Elderly Association: organization will strengthen the capacity of Federal Association of Elderly and Elderly Association on Leadership and echotraining to elderly association related to old age people, disability, and violence against women and provide skills on leadership,development, communication, financial management, proposal writing, monitoring and evaluation, and advocacy to committee and sub-committee of elderly association
# Influencing Campaign: mobilize and coordinate the community to gather problem of old age people to find the solution with government who do decision-making at the national and sub-national levels through major campaign in collaboration with community group and key partners who focus on old age people, disability and violence against women in the project implementation.
# Case study preparation and sharing experiences/best practice through media: information collection and studied the resultof project implementation and filing documentation for sharing in workshop, study tour, forum, speakers, leaflet, radio, facebook, website#etc
RIC PD The Oxfam Rights in Crisis campaign seeks to empower people to claim their rights in times of conflict and disaster. The overall aim is that: fewer men, women and children will die or suffer illness, insecurity and deprivation as a result of conflict or disasters. Those most at risk will have exercised their right to have clean water, food and sanitation and other fundamental needs met, to befree from violence and coercion and to take control of their own lives in dignity.
CO-506141 1- Oxfam will sign contracts with 10-12 shops providing voucher commodities (vegetable and fruits, chicken, and grocery) to beneficiaries. Oxfam has already pre-selected vendors for grocery shops carried out through an online announcement. A list of fresh food shops (vegetable, fruits and chicken shops) are available and trained on the e-voucher system (Redrose). A one-day training and provision of required equipment will be delivered to the new shops (grocery shops). Contracts will be signed between Oxfam and the vendorsdirectly.
2- Oxfam is reposnible for making financial transfers to shop as per the voucher redeemed values.
3- Oxfam will also carry out verification visits to the selected beneficiaries by the partner (MA'AN)
4- Oxfam will finalize baseline and endline reports produced by MA'AN.
5- Oxfam will carry out spot checking monitoring visits to shops and to Households.
5- Oxfam will be responsible for managing the feedback from beneficiaries provided through the project feedback mechanisms in place.
Communication for extractives The Civic Coalition on the Extractive Industry (CCIE) is a platform for coordination of joint actions formed by the organizations Christian Council of Mozambique (CCM) Centro Terra Viva (CTV); Public Integrity Center (CIP), SEKELEKANI Communication Studies and Research Center, and KUWUKA JDA - Youth Development and Environmental Advocacy, with a view to monitoring the governance of natural resources in general and, in particular, the extractive industry. The CCIE's main objectives are: (i) advocacy and monitoring of natural resource governance; (ii) provision of training initiatives in matters related to the monitoring of the management of national resources; (iii) dissemination of information and civic education on the sustainable management of natural resources. The Civic Coalition is hosted by SEKELEKANI
Somalia Joint Response II The Somalia Joint Response is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. The Consortium consists of four INGOs and six LNGOs and is led by Oxfam Novib. The four INGOs are: Oxfam Novib, Red een Kind, WorldVision and SOS Children#s Villages. The six LNGOs are: TASCO, Havoyoco, Candlelight, ZamZam, Dawa, KAALO. The Somalia Joint Response is present in Somaliland, Puntland and South Central (Mogadishu, Banadir). The proposed project aims to address the HRP objectives of providing life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistance to reduce acute humanitarian need for communities affectedby the drought and protracted conflict. The Somalia Joint Response 2020 is a continuation of the response in 2019, and will focus on the following sectors: FSL, Protection, WASH, Health and Nutrition. A special focus will be on localisation and supporting LNGOs in capacity strengthening and becoming the lead of future responses. Improved accountability to affected populations will underpin the work of the response. The response will also subgrant the Somalia NGO Consortium for activities around localisation, risk management and coordination.
ODE Effective Rules against Tax Dodging The project aims to reduce tax avoidance by multinationals through advocating improvement of the tax systems of EU countries. In various EU countries, Oxfam will put strong and sustained pressure on national governments to abolish specific harmful tax rules and adopt effective countermeasures. The intended ultimate beneficiaries are citizens in developing countries as well as in the EU, whichwould benefit from higher budgets for public services. Oxfam Germany's role in the project is to carry out advocacy on German tax and accounting policies.
CO-SDGs The project is in line with the country strategy of Oxfam in Cambodia by contributing to objective 2 and objective 3 of its NaturalResource Governance (NRG) Programm, which are #Cambodian government has improved and enforced relevant laws and policies in accordance to international principles and standards related to natural resources governance# and # Private companies have applied CSR and FPIC to improve their business operations in a responsible and transparent manner that bring mutual benefit to communities, especially women# .

Overall, this project contributes to Oxfam International#s Change Goal of #Right to be heard# and #Right to a Sustainable Livelihood.#
CO-Coordinate Partners Response in J Val Oxfam will coordinate between the three partners (local partner consortium) in the West Bank ensuring harmonized standards, effective access to beneficiaries, and quality delivery of the services. Oxfam will carry out the tendering process as one joint process toensure effectiveness and standardized terms and technical specifications. Oxfam will be coordinating with MoA centrally.
CO-Civic Space in the Extractive Industr In many countries in the world, activities in the Extractives Industries have seen rampant violations of Human Rights and attacks on civic space. For Uganda in particular, while just at explorative stages in the districts of Hoima and Buliisa, civil society activists were attacked by armed forces, their homes and offices raided, and arrests made without clear charges due to their criticism and community mobilization against actions of land grabbing and illegal evictions in oil viable areas.

In particular, it is concerning that the numerous legislations enacted contain far reaching implications on operations of civil society organizations and yet majority of the them have not complied with the requirements of these laws which include among others registration with various agenciesincluding those legally established by these laws.
Their continued failure and or disregard to comply with administrative requirements is invitation to excluding civil society organizations out of policy influencing and engagement space and shutting out the amplifiers of peoples voices. This will facilitate the making of noninclusive policies and heighten non-accountability of state organs inthe Extractive Industries sector.

Therefore with this fund technical support will be provided to civil society organizations in Uganda to ensure they comply with legal and administrative requirement of their operations in the extractives sector. It will start byestablish their status in complying with legal and administrative requires for them to operate, this will guide which kind of support each might require and it will be later provided to each local civil society organization.
CO-Legacy fund to support covid 19 inter To respond to protection threats linked to Covid-19 in communities where we work, through community-based protection where appropriate and as part of a Cross-Sectoral Community Engagement Strategy. Central to this achievement, Oxfam in Uganda will facilitate access to emergency and protection services, coordinating closely with Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Village Health Workers (VHWs) teams and or other community structure as will be identified to support medical referrals for: child protection,Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) survivors, and COVID-19 related cases within the refugee settlements and the host communities. By doing this, persons of concern will have access to information on protection and mitigation measures against COVID-19, SGBV and medical services.

Target group/s: South Sudanese and Congolese Refugees and Host Communities in West Nile and South Western Uganda-districts. The estimated number of beneficiaries targeted is 5000 (3500 female<(>&<)>1500 male); the project will directly benefit 70% refugees and 30% host community members in West Nile and South Western Refugee Settlements Uganda being the most vulnerable.
Oxfam International Advocacy on Covid-19:  We particularly see campaigning opportunities around the vaccine and treatment for all at the global level, and further influencing to pressure governments benefiting from debt relief to use the money saved to strengthen their healthcare systems to fight the pandemic (prevention and treatment).
Vaccine and treatment for all
The vaccine, once ready, will become the currency of life and death. This is the moment to ensure principles and plans are in place for the vaccine (once found) to be free and fairly distributed to everyone. There is a clear added value for Oxfam as there are hardly any other organizations who launched a campaign on this issue yet, and we have a good history of campaigning on access to medicine (though not recent). We are already engaged in ongoing lobby at both the national and global level; efforts that would be strengthened by public campaigning. People around the world see that a vaccine, free and fair for all is a matter of justice and would like to express their voice in this debate. This combined with work call to immediate suspension of debt payments and other financing mechanisms can help mobilise people in several countries and build a global movement to fight inequality.