devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
F.a: Actions for Advancing Freedom of Freed Haliyas, Kamaiyas and Kamlaharis Freed Haliyas, ex-Kamaiyas and Kamlaris (HaKK) have not yet fully realised the true sense of freedom. They are aware but still lacking desired level of empowerment. Thousands of right-holders are still denied their rights and entitlements. Therefore, right
-holders need to be further supported to empower them to claim and enjoy their rights. The duty-bearers require enough support in formulation policies, strategies, guidelines and implement those aiming the just rehabilitation of freed HaKK. The project, th
us, focuses on livelihood, education, capacity building and advocacy to facilitate duty-bearers’ and right-holders’ efforts to end this bondage system permanently. The overall goal of the project is to enhance the dignified living of freed Haliyas, Ex-
 Kamaiyas and Kamlaris. The project aims at advancing socio-economic condition of freed Haliya, ex- Kamaiyas and Kamlaris enhancing their access to livelihood assets and promoting equality and non-discrimination Activities: • Empowerment education and so
cial animation• Organisational development • Establish functional rehabilitation fund • Evidence based advocacy and campaign at local, national level• Train and mobilise activists and human rights defenders • Support duty-bearers to implement Hal
iya / Kamaiya rehabilitation plan and Kamlari education guideline• Promotion of small-holder agriculture and farm / off—farm based micro and / or small scale enterprises• Increasing access of communities in livelihood assets and markets• Establish 
and strengthen women–led and women-managed cooperatives• Support students to continue their secondary and higher secondary education• School facility improvement, teaching learning material support• Provide skill development training aiming at empl
oymentRights-holders /beneficiaries: Freed Haliyas, ex- Kamaiyas and Kamlaris.Implementing partner:  The Lutheran World Federation Nepal (LWF Nepal)
F.a: Support of temporary sheds to victims Persons with Disabilities of Gorkha Earthquake in Dolakha District Support to disabled victims of Nepal earthquake, for building temporary sheds. Information disseminating to authorities about the need for inclusive rebuilding.
F.a: Expansion of Printing and Sewing Cloths Business to be Run by Persons with Disabilities A project by a disability workshop to extend the existing tailoring activities and start producing clothes with printed pictures i.e. T-shirts. In total 10 persons with disabilities benefit from the project and earn money.
Support to Finnish Water Forum Tuki Suomen vesifoorumille Finnish Water Forum is a network of water sector actors which promotes coopertation between public and private sectors and civil society to support the goals of developing and emerging economies and Finnish development policy. Finnish Water Forum is a uniq
ue organization which unites basically the whole sector. It is well positioned to create partnerships between the public and provate sectors and civil society. The significance of such partnerships has increased for example in the Rio+20 process and they w
ill have a central role in implementation of the post-2015 agenda.Finnish Water Forum promotes the use of Finnish know-how in development banks and international organizations organizes study visits and meetings for delegations from develping countries joi
nt presentations of Finnish water sector in international development events info events together with the Ministry for Foreign Affairs spreads information about water issues in developing countries produces background information and supports the regional
 departments of the Ministry on water related questions. Finnish Water Forum contributes indirectly to improved capacity of developed countries to solve water related problems better water governance improved water quality and development of the water sect
or through various partnerships.The support of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs to the Finnish Water Forum is 120 000 euros in 2014. Suomen vesifoorumi ry toimii vesialan verkostona kotimaassa edistää julkisen ja yksityisen sektorin sekä niiden ja kansalaisyhteiskunnan yhteistyötä jolla voidaan tukea kehitys- ja kehittyvien maiden ja Suomen kehitysyhteistyön tavoitteita. Suomen ve
sifoorumi on poikkeuksellisen organisaatio kootessaan yhteen käytännössä kaikki yhden sektorin toimijat. Siinä se on erityisasemassa julkisen ja yksityisen sektorin sekä kansalaisyhteiskunnan kumppanuuksien luomisessa. Uudenlaisten kumppanuuksien mer
kitys on noussut myös Rio+20-konferenssissa ja ne tulevat olemaan keskeisessä asemassa post-2015 agendan toteuttamisessa.Suomen vesifoorumi edistää suomalaisosaamisen hyödyntämistä kehityspankkien ja kansainvälisten järjestöjen hankkeissa järjes
tää Suomessa vieraileville kehitysmaadelegaatioille tutustumiskäyntejä ja tapaamisia toteuttaa Suomen vesialan yhteisesittäytymisiä kehityskysymyksiin painottuvissa kansainvälisissä tapahtumissa järjestää UM:n kanssa infotilaisuuksia tiedottaa t
uottaa tausta-aineistoja ja tukee tarpeen mukaan UM:n alueosastojen deskejä veteen liittyvissä kysymyksissä. Suomen vesifoorumin toiminta edesauttaa välillisesti kehitysmaiden kapasiteetin paranemista vesiongelmien ratkomisessa parempaa ja tehokkaampaa
 vesihallintoa vesistöjen tilan parantamista sekä vesialan kehittymistä kumppanuuksien avulla.Ulkoasiainministeriö tukee vuonna 2014 Suomen vesifoorumi ry:a 120 000 eurolla.
FLC: HSHC - Further strengthening governance and forest rights through piloting of inclusive benefit sharing business model among CFAs The on-going debate on governance and benefit sharing in the forest sector and the push for the recognition of participatory forest management options represents potential for communities to receive benefits from forest conservation effort. Equitable benef
it sharing in PFM is considered one of the most important issues for community cohesion conflicts solving/managing and in enhancing community voice and good governance.Well managed benefit sharing models provide positive incentives to support forest conser
vation-plus presents enormous potential benefits for forest communities. It also presents unprecedented potentials for raising incomes securing land rights and social development. On the other hand as a consequence of the increasing pressures on and value 
of forest lands connected with the creation and commercialization of products and services they are expected to generate also potential social and environmental cost with related unprecedented risks of conflict between stakeholder groups and interests if b
enefits and costs sharing as well as governance issues are not properly and well addressed from the very beginning.  This project aims to establish pilot projects on benefit sharing accompanied by the necessary governance issues in 3 forest blocks in Mount
 Kenya region. The project will establish a learning platform in a number of areas including analysing benefit/cost sharing aspect and governance issues. Key questions to be answered include 1) Who will benefit from PFM 2) Mode of payment 3) What are the e
xpected costs and possible risks from PFM 4). What are the core aspects to be considered in formulating proper benefit sharing mechanism and adopting good governance principles.The overall goal of the proposed project: ?To enhance governance and institutio
nal capacity of community forest associations (CFA) in managing the affairs of the forest including equitable benefit sharing.
F.a: Capacity-Building for Indigenous Territories The project entails constructing a methodology for a self-induced decolonisation process of the Miskito indigenous territories of Twi Waupasa, Twi Yahbra ja Wangki Twi on Northern Atlantic Autonomous Region of Nicaragua, strengthening the administrative an
d territorial governance capacity of the implementing organisations AMICA and YATAMA, and production of websites for them. The decolonization process aims to resolve the fate of the non-indigenous population of the indigenous territories and halt further i
mmigration in order to materialize the indigenous peoples' legal right to govern their territories, protect their natural resources and improve the indigenous peoples' quality of life. The project is part of a process implemented by the legal and recognize
d Miskito leadership (the territorial governments and YATAMA as people's movement) in favour of their communities. AMICA was founded in 1990 by a group of Miskito women repatriated from Honduras to Nicaragua after the war. The community based organisation 
promotes in particular women’s position within the indigenous territories on the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua. The themes AMICA works on include human rights, supporting community based ecotourism managed by women, women’s revolving fund, legal assistan
ce in cases of domestic violence, supporting youth leadership respecting traditional Miskito values, environmental education and community development based on gender equality. AMICA promotes indigenous leadership. It participates actively in Central Ameri
can indigenous women’s networks on domestic violence and biodiversity.
FLC: KGZ/Strengthening social inclusion of children with disabilities in Northern Kyrgyzstan PYM: KGZ/Osallistava koulutus vammaisille lapsille Kirgisiassa The project aims to reduce stigma associated with disability and promote social adaptation for larger inclusion of children with disabilities (CWDs). The targets of the  project are education practitioners and CWDs to strengthen efforts to put inclusive ed
ucation into practice in school settings. Emphasis will be placed on adapted teaching techniques increasing contacts with other children and multi-stakeholder monitoring. EFCA works in cooperation with three locally based organizations: Beypil in the Issyk
-kul oblast Bayastan in Naryn oblast and Institute of Childhood in Chuy oblast. Hankkeessa parannetaan osallistavaa koulutusta 14 pilotti-koulussa kolmessa oblastissa Kirgisiassa (Chuy Issyk-kul ja Naryn). Hankkeessa koulutetaan opettajia ja sosiaalipedagogeja uusissa koulutusmenetelmissä jotta he voivat paremmin tukea vammaisia oppi
laita mm. tekemään heille yksilölliset koulutus- ja kehitysohjelmat. Kouluihin perustetaan myös tukiryhmiä joihin osallistuvat sekä vanhemmat opettajat että koulujen hallintohenkilö-kuntaa ja joissa voidaan jakaa tietoa ja uusia ideoita puida ongel
mia ja antaa vertaistukea. Lisäksi seitsemään kouluun perustetaan sosiaalipedagogien johdolla iltapäiväkerhoja joihin osallistuvat sekä vammaiset että ei-vammaiset lapset.
F.a: Empowerment toward Self-Reliance Programme (ESRP) The final strategic evaluation of the LWD in 2014 has presented a significant progress in the development and empowerment effort in the target area of Kampong Spue, Kampong Chhnang, Pusat, Battambang, Siem Reap. However, there are some challenges particula
rly in three main areas which need to be more in focus in the project intervention. The new project is formulated according to these recommendations.  The project objectives include:1) Enhanced local good governance through trainings and consultations for 
Commune Councils, Community based organisations, provincial and district officers as well as support to communities in advocacy initiatives on good governance, human rights, legal regulation etc.2) Improved sustainable partner households’ livelihoods in 
the communities through capacity building on agricultural and entrepreneur skills to farmers, vocational skill trainings to selected farmers as well as support Agricultural Cooperatives’ (AC) and Village Banks’ (VB).3) Increased resilience of communiti
es in disaster prone areas and promote responsiveness of Commune Committee for Disaster Management (CCDM) in Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and Climate Change Adaptation (CCA).The key groups are marginalised, poorest and most vulnerable households and peopl
e affected by any disasters, economic shock, human rights abuses identified by the government’s IDPoor system and dataset. Also those vulnerable households who are not included in the system, due to any reasons: women; children; people with disabilities;
 elderly; ethnic minorities.Implementing partner: Life with Dignity (LWD)LWD is FCA’s long-term and strategic partner in Cambodia. LWD has good experience in implementing integrated development and livelihood projects through rights based empowerment app
roach. The participation and community mobilisation experiences are the strengths of LWD, which is one of the highly appreciated local NGOs. LWD has a strong expertise in managing development work in a transparent and accountable manner.
Humanitarian assistance; International Committee of the Red Cross; Finnish Red Cross Humanitaarinen apu; Punaisen Ristin kansainvälinen komitea; Suomen Punainen Risti Humanitarian assistance: Health, livelihood, water, sanitation in DR Congo Humanitaarisen avun varainjaossa keväällä 2015 Punaisen Ristin kansainvälisen komitean (ICRC) operaatioita tuetaan yhteensä 82 miljoonalla eurolla. Tästä 2 000 000 euroa myönnetään ICRC:n Etelä-Sudanin operaatioon 1 500 000 Somalian operaatioon 
1 500 000 Kongon Demokraattisen tasavallan operaatioon 800 000 Afganistanin operaatioon 2 000 000 Syyrian operaatioon ja 400 000 Keski-Afrikan tasavallan operaatioon. Humanitaarinen apu Punaisen Ristin kansainvälisen komitean operaatioihin kanavoidaan Suo
men Punaisen Ristin kautta. ICRC:n työn fokus on konflikti- ja väkivalta-alueilla. Työ keskittyy terveydenhuoltoon ruokaturvaan vesi ja sanitaatiokysymyksiin suojeluun perheiden yhdistämiseen Punaisen Ristin ja Puolikuun liikkeen ja kansainvälisen hum
anitaarisen oikeuden perusperiaatteiden tiedottamiseen ja sotavankien ja pidätettyjen suojeluun.  Suomen Punainen Ristin osallistuu operaatioihin materiaali- ja henkilöavulla.
F.a: Capacity for Disaster Preparedness Developing disaster preparedness and response capacities of Southern churches by utilizing natural strengths of these communities. Program concentrates mostly on capabilities in psychosocial support. It also encourages churches operating in disaster-prone 
areas to reflect their own traditions and use previous experiences in current emergencies.
F.a: Regional Advocacy Project The Project Purpose is to increase the engagement of Fida partners in Eastern Africa on advocacy issues through awareness raising and trainings.  Advocating for human rights brings about positive changes, strengthening civil society and creating a legitima
te space for the protection and promotion of everyone's rights. Inadequate knowledge on advocacy and absence of leadership guidelines in advocacy has hold back the Church partner from advocacy actions. Fida Partners in Eastern Africa are Full Gospel Church
es of Kenya (FGCK), Pentecostal Churches of Uganda (PCU), Free Pentecostal Church of Tanzania (FPCT), Ethiopian Guenet Church (EGC), Ethiopian Full Gospel Believers Church (EFGBC), the Community of Pentecostal Churches in Burundi (CEPBU), Association of Pe
ntecostal Church of Rwanda (ADEPR) and the Pentecostal Churches in Central Africa (CEPAC). The project will be implemented by Fida Eastern Africa Advocacy Programme through these partners. The target groups are the partners and the people who have had thei
r human rights trampled on like people with disabilities, people living with HIV, children and the voiceless. These people are included in the training and articulate the issues themselves ("human rights by people", not only "human rights for people"). At 
the same time, the partners are challenged to advocate for, with and through those whose rights are violated. It is the right of every person to be safe from harm, to be treated fairly and with dignity, to live the life they choose, and to have an active p
art in their community and wider society. Human rights has to do with core values that is important for all people based on fairness, respect, equality, dignity and autonomy. The project will empower Fida Partners in Eastern Africa through awareness and tr
ainings on advocacy and support them to develop policy guidelines on advocacy interventions. The project will develop training materials to be used by partners in training and conduct trainings on the manual. Partners will be supplied with every necessary 
material on advocacy responses. The project will monitor and report on the advocacy implementation process. The project aims at contributing to the reduction of violation of human rights through increased involvement of partners in advocating for human rig
hts.  The expected impact is that those who were voiceless will have a voice through the empowered partners and their rights honoured. By the end of the program there should be an improvement in the Human Development Indicators, Human Development Index, Ge
nder Inequality Index, and Corruption Perception Index in Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
F.a: Sook Area Development Programme The programme works for the improvement of rural communities’ socio-economic situation and quality of life, as well for the strengthening of community capacities and enhancing children’s in Sook, Western Kenya.Focal goals in the previous program phase 
were the improvement of the position of the girl child, promoting education for children and improving the health status in the area. When the program started only one third of children between 5 and 18 years went to school. The number of children going to
 school has however doubled since 2009 when the work started. On the basis of the evaluation at the moment 95 % of children in the area starts the school. The first secondary school for girls was finished in 2010 and the number of students is growing due t
o the security provided by the dormitories. School drop- out has been very common especially for girls who have been married off often at the age of 12-14 years, right after FGM. The evaluation showed that FGM has decreased by 21 % in the four years of imp
lementation. Now the percentage of girls who have been cut is 72%. Community members have been trained in community management and the relationships between local actors and government have been strengthened. Child participation in decision making has been
 encouraged through children’s parliaments. Local women’s groups have been supported and specifically women’s vegetable gardens have brought good results through empowerment and extra income. Reusable sanitary pads are being made and also that brings
 extra income for women and helps the girls to participate fully in education. Ministry of Health representatives have joined the program team in visiting communities with talks on HIV, malaria prevention and training volunteers on child nutrition. Sook ha
s a population of 22.000 people. They belong to Pokots and families are mostly nomads moving around with their cattle. The main partner is World Vision Kenya that runs the implementation and accounts for the use of funding.
F.a: Protecting Transgender persons from violence in 2 districts of Sri Lanka: a Pilot Project Protecting Transgender persons from violence in 2 districts of Sri Lanka: a Pilot Project
UNHCR/humanitarian aid to the Ukraine situation UNHCR/humanitaarinen apu Ukrainan kriisiin Humanitarian aid to the Ukraine situation via UNHCR the UN agency responsible for refugees. The need for humanitarian assistance in Ukraine has grown rapidly after June 2014 due to the hostilities in the Donbas area in Eastern Ukraine. Around five million 
people are in need of humanitarian assistance due to the crisis. The United Nations increased its inter-agency appeal (Strategic Response Plan) for Ukraine to 316 million USD in February. The UNHCR's supplementary appeal for the Ukraine situation in 2015 i
s 415 million euros. There are over one million internally displaced people (IDP) in Ukraine and the figure is expected to rise. Around 600 000 people have sought refuge in the neighbouring countries. UNHCR's priority is to offer protection to the displace
d and other conflict-affected people. It also addresses the life-saving needs of the most vulnerable people. Humanitaarinen apu Ukrainan kriisiin YK:n pakolaisjärjestö UNHCR:n kautta. Humanitaarisen avun tarve Ukrainassa on kasvanut nopeasti Itä-Ukrainan Donbasin alueen taistelujen kiihdyttyä kesäkuun 2014 jälkeen. Kriisin seurauksena humanitaarisen avun ta
rpeessa on noin viisi miljoonaa ihmistä. YK korotti helmikuussa Ukrainaa koskevaa yhteisvetoomustaan (SRP) 316 milj. Yhdysvaltain dollariin. UNHCR:n Ukrainan tilannetta koskeva hätäapuvetoomus on 415 milj. USD vuodelle 2015. Ukrainassa on yli miljoona m
aan sisällä siirtymään joutunutta ihmistä pääosin Itä-Ukrainasta paenneita ja luvun arvellaan nousevan edelleen. Naapurimaihin on paennut noin 600 000 ihmistä. UNHCR:n prioriteettina on tarjota suojelua siirtymään joutuneille sekä muille ihmisi
lle joiden elämään konflikti on vaikuttanut. Se myös vastaa haavoittuvimmassa asemassa olevien ihmisten elämää pelastaviin tarpeisiin.
F.a: Human Rights and Forced Eviction Project Many slum dwellers are under constant threat of illegal and forced evictions and displacement. In 2004, started the Kenya Slum Upgrading Programme to improve the conditions in slums, but the slum dwellers have not been included in the program and the imple
mentation of the program involves many risks. The 1972 Public Health Act, determine the standards of living and quality of water, but authorities did not enforce the law regarding to its implementation in the slums. The draft law Eviction and Resettlement 
Bill 2012, about the forced evictions and resettlement, is approved for the Parliament processing. The bill guarantees citizens the humane treatment of such cases before the eviction, during and after it. KISORA has been involved in the preparation of the 
draft law and in its lobbing. The objective is to strengthen the community-based advocacy in the realization of ESC rights: the aim is to strengthen the capacity of slum dwellers to demand the implementation of economic and social rights, particularly the 
right to adequate housing, and lobby for the administration to run according to the requirements of the main international human rights instruments. In addition, the project aims to increase the knowledge of members of the community about the economic and 
social rights. The aim is to strengthen the cooperation in the grass-roots level and to increase the KISORAn internal capacity to take action so that it would be a strong and responsible actor. Project's direct beneficiaries are the communities living in s
lums under the threat of eviction. In addition, the project is targeted at 33 grassroots organizations in Kisumu East District. Indirect beneficiaries are the other residents in the slums of Kisumu East District. KISORA (Kisumu Social Rights Association) S
elf Help Group was established in 2007, and it is a network for human rights lobbying groups operating in grass-roots slums.http://hakijamii.wordpress.com/hakijamiis-partners/kisumu-social-rights-association-kisora