devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Facing Finance-Seed Funding FFG Germany The project aims to provide seed funding to four organisations in Germany to lay the foundations for establishing a Fair Finance Guide coalition.  The grant will be channeled through Facing Finance which acts as the counterpart organisation for this grant.

The project includes the following activities:
1) Pilot research by the four organisations on German banks, using the international Fair Finance Guide methodology
2) Production of one case study on German banks and controversial weapons, using the FFG methodology
3 ) Piloting a FFG Germany website
4) Participating in the FFG Global Assembly later this year, and engaging the international FFG network
Enhancing Livelihoods in Mvolo County The overall objective of this project is to improve house hold food security and income with specific focus on improving the livingconditions of the rural poor through strengthening their income generation activities, empowerment and food security in agricultureand off farm activities. This project will directly benefit 660 people and 4,500 indirectly.
Country Office 506590 Oxfam Novib Bureau Promotion et soutien de la société civile de la région de l#Oriental pour une  participation à la gestion de la chose publique au niveau locale.
PSCM-PS - Active Citizenship PSCM-PS is a network organization with the main objective of advocating for the improvement of social security services such as pension schemes. It was established in 2008 as a network organization that strives for transparency, accessibility and qualityof socialprotection services for orphans, elderly people, women and handicapped persons. Its main achievement is that it exercised advocacy to convince the Government to increase the budget for social protection. This partner has also engaged with the government in order to implement the national programme on basic social subsidy which is a programme destined to ensure secure basic needs for the vulnerable groups including older people, the disabled and people living with HIV and AIDS. Over the last years this partner has implemented the community independent monitoring system.

With the Innovative funds PSCM-PS will acquire a Complaints Management System in the Basic Social Subsidy Program (PSSB) implemented by INAS through a Digital Platform using the Web Technology Platform with an Android application under the Independent Community Monitoring Program and is hoping to address the issue of social inclusion of marginalized and vulnerable groups, as well as the non-discrimination of these groups, and these themes are of great importance for AGIR program. the main outcomes are:
1. Reduced costs and time of complaints from beneficiaries to service providers;
2. Beneficiaries are satisfied with the timely feedback of their complaints and complaints as aresult of greater case management efficiency;
3. Increasednumber of complaints and complaints as a result of using a reliable, stealthy instrument to convey user concerns.
Oxfam Great Britain - El Nino Response The Joint Humanitarian Response for El Nino in Zimbabwe (ZIMJR) provides humanitarian assistance to communities affected by El Nino. This 6-month joint programme is focused on the most affected provinces (Matabeleland North, Midlands and Masvingo) and isimplemented through the Dutch Relief Alliance by 7 Dutch NGOs, led by Oxfam. Together they work towards three specific objectives:
1) Food Security and Agiculture: To provide emergency assistance to address immediate food needs of vulnerable households and protect rural livelihoods through provision of crop and livestock inputs.
2) Water and Sanitation: To restore access to sufficient water of appropriate quality and quantity to fulfill basic needs and to provide access to critical WASH related non/fooditems, with a focus on the most vulnerable families in targeted areas.
3) Nutrition: To protect the nutritional status of vulnerable children under the age of 5 years, pregnant and lactating women from deterioration.
The Joint Response will support 91,686 people in need. The total available budget for the Joint Response is #3,5 million, funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Oxfam India- GROW/IATW Oxfam NOVIB has been handing over its India program to Oxfam India since 2011 and has supported the development of its capacity as a new Oxfam affiliate. Oxfam India is a strategic country for the Oxfam campaigns (specifically GROW), which means that to achieve the objectives of the campaigns it is crucial to work on a pro-poor stand of the Government and companies of India, as major donor, trade partner and investor in Low Income Countries, as well as major force in global governance (especially G20, BRICS, UNFCCC). For this reason Oxfam Novib is supporting India#s advocacy and campaigns capacity on two levels:
1) on implementing the GROW campaign inIndia,
2) on influencing India#s role in the World.

This support is part of the OI BRICSAM / G20 strategy which has as its main goal; increasing Oxfam global influencing capacity, by adjusting its campaigning resources to the changing power relations in the world. This means that the confederation has a commitment to provide additional resources to strengthen advocacy and campaigns capacity in emerging powers, specifically the BRICSAM countries. Oxfam Novib has created an #allocation fund BRICSAM countries# that will specifically support the capacities in countries like Brazil, Mexico, China and India. Part of these resources is transferred to Oxfam Novib#s South Asia desk to support the work in India.

The first phase of this project was initiated in July 2011. The current project covers a second phase running from November 2012 until October 2012 and is part of a broader proposal that covers activities until October 2015. This proposal will also be supported from other sources, including OGB, OHK, the Gates/LEAP project (managed by Oxfam America).
Head Office 503001 NOVIB Algemeen This projectis for a second phase of scoping which builds on the year-long phase one that investigated interest in the FAIR[1] partnership concept. A holistic approach will be further elaborated to implement commitments of #no deforestation, no peat and no exploitation#. This second phase under this project aims to develop FAIR and green growth company-community partnerships for at least two ready-to-start demonstration projects in Indonesia.
Expenses Protection Activities All costs related to the humanitarian response in Lesvos, for our protection activities.  These costs relate to activities targetedto refugees and migrants.
Advocacy and Lobbying for Malian refugee For the three contries which are concerned by Malian crisis, Niger, Burkina Faso and Mauritania, Oxfam works in media and advocacy to develop an advocacy strategy for malian refugees crisis which is complementary to the Oxfam regional strategy.
 Strengthen advocacy by promoting:
-Increased funding response
- Improving the geographic coverage through the integration of refugees residing in spontaneous sites and within host populations
 Work systematically with partners in advocacy (Southern Campaigning principles but also with a view to strengthening their capacities)
Oxfam (OGB) Lebanon office The overall objective of project is enhanced capacity and space for civil society organizations in Lebanon to influence their government and international actors  to adopt policies that more effectively meet the needs of vulnerable displaced persons and host communities, and implement them effectively.

The specific objectives are: 1) Increased capacity of civil society operating in Lebanon to monitor and analyse the impacts of, and influence regulatory frameworks and policies on the protection of forcibly displaced persons. 2) Increased space for civil society to influence and hold accountable national governments and international actors on forced displacement and protection frameworks, and on financing mechanisms in response to forced displacement.

The project will create an informal network of human rights and protection partners; provide them with a venue to discuss findings and evidence from their fieldwork and combining it with trends analysis at the national and international levels, identification of key issues, examining protection responses, and identifying legal protection alternatives. Activities also include training and technical assistance on strategyand campaign development; support to coalition partners to develop an agreed approach and strategy for analysis of protection trends, and funding for initiatives to respond to protection issues and pilot new approaches. There will be lobby meetings in Lebanon with various stakeholders and facilitation and follow up of coalition meetings. The role of Oxfam Novib will be to link activities in Lebanon to the international level in order to influence global level policy developments and advocate for implementation of commitments coming out of the fall summits. Lebanon level work will feed into Oxfam#s global displacement campaign.

Other activities consist of a first learning event with civil society organizations and activists from Lebanon and other refugee-hosting countries in the region on changes in protection frameworks and forced displacement in different contexts; a strategy workshop for the broader coalition of organizations participating in the learning event, lobby initiatives in Lebanon including roundtable events on development financing in the context of protracted displacement and protection frameworks; a lobby tour for partners to visit key targets at the international level especially in Europe; as well as a policy brief to support evidence-based advocacy. The project will also finance a second multi-stakeholder learning event that brings together practitioners from Lebanon and other countries hosting large displaced populations, experts, entrepreneurs, and donors to conceptualise new responses to forced displacement. Other activities are mapping of innovative responses to forced displacement and (comparative) research between Lebanon and other contexts. Oxfam Novib will amplify the efforts of national civil society through its networks, facilitate their international access through travel support and accompaniment, and advocate for space for national civil society in international policy processes.
Fisherwomen and Decision making PPNI (Indonesia Fisherwomen Sisterhood) was organized by  KIARA (Koalisi Rakyat untuk Keadilan Perikanan/ Peoples Coalition for Fishery Justice). PPNI is implementing the Fisherwomen in Decision Making in Indonesia with regional engagements. The role of this partner is to bring the Indonesian fisherwomen issues in terms of participation in decision making and access and control to natural resources at the regional level.
FPP - From Local to Global The aim of this particular project is to ensure the participation of leading civil society organizations on land rights in the activities of the Global Call to Action on Indigenous and Community Land Rights and more specifically the Bern-conference: Scaling Up the Implementation of Community Land and Resource Rights, that will take place on September 30th and October 1st. The Bern conference provides an important opportunity for ensuring Southern participation in the Global Call to Action on Indigenous and Community Land Rights and mobilizing and broadening the scope of the campaign.
The expected results are:
12 leading Southern CSOs will participate in the Bern Conference and the meeting of the steering committee of the Global Call to Action on Indigenous and Community Land Rights.
250 representatives of national, regional and international CSOs, IGOs, multilateral organizations, researchers and land rights activists will attend an interactive debate at the Bern conference: Making Community Land Rights a Global Priority. Leading African CSOs will contribute to this session.
50 participants will participate in a strategy meeting on the Global Campaign on Indigenous and Community Land Rights. Leading African CSOs will contribute to this session.
Finally the project proposal also aims to ensure that womens land rights and property rights are prioritized in the Global Call to Action on Indigenous and Community Land Rights.
CO-506609 In January of this year the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) launched the #Adressing Root Causes (ARC) Fund 2016-2021#. CARE, Impunity Watch and Oxfam formed a consortium and submitted, in consultation with a number of partner organizations, a concept note.  The concept note was given the title #Nyubahiriza# or #Respect me#. The Ministry evaluated Nyubahiriza as the best concept note submitted on Burundi and invited Oxfam to develop a full proposal.  This project concerns the activities and costsneeded to develop this full proposal.
Strong Local Humanitarian Actors Program Oxfam Intermon has been engaged with Oxfam Novib and Oxfam America in the launching and development of the Strong Local Humanitarian Actors Program (SLHAP). Taking this work forward, this project allows Oxfam Intermon to contribute by implementing projects in countries where they are currently humanitarian lead.
The goal of the project is to achieve a stronger leadership of local actors in humanitarian work at country level, working on the areas of work described in the Program: Strength, Space and Oxfam organizational change.

Following the approach defined by SLHAP, the team in Burkina Faso and Nicaragua would like to host and support the implementation of a Fresh Analysis in the country, using the methodology made available by the program (HUCOCA) and launch a dynamic of changein line with the SLHAP Theory of Change.
The work in Burkina Faso is fully aligned with the current OCS where the collaboration andcoordination with local actors is one of the main strategic lines in humanitarian work.  Oxfam in Burkina wants to be an enabler for the reinforcement and leadership of state and non-state actors in the humanitarian environment and work. For many years, Oxfam hasbeen working with state actors in charge of food security, developing tools and methods in early warning, cartography and capitalization.
In Nicaragua, local actors are considered the core subject of our humanitarian work and are at the core of Nixaraguas humanitarian strategy. In the past years, Oxfams work in Nicaragua clearly shares the SLHAP vision and wishes to contribute in strengthening local capacities and their integration/leadership in the disaster preparedness and response system.
Policy Dialogue for Regional Fisheries Partnership with Tambuyog as  the representative of the regional network SEAFish for Development contributes to the awareness raising of concerns on fisheries and policy engagement with various stakeholders at the regional level. This partnership links the country based engagements from Indonesia and the Mekong countries to the regional actors.
Saferworld Saferworld will implement a programme of work to support and provide oversight of the process of democratisation in Somaliland leading up to the Parliamentary and Presidential elections planned for 2015. This action builds on interventions during earlier elections in Somaliland.

Saferworld proposes to work with the Somaliland Non-State Actors Forum (SONSAF) to provide critical civil society oversight of the electoral process. This will be done by reconvening and deepening the Somaliland Civil Society Election Forum (SCISEF) to provide a space for ongoing advocacy and oversight on key democratisation issues to support peace and stability. The SCISEF forum will prioritize issues internally but these are likely to include monitoring the progress of the election timetable, governmentspending on the elections, the context for early indications of political violence, election related legislation, needs and gaps inbroader support to the election process (i.e. voter education, political party training, and the international mission) and the extent to which media reporting is free, unbiased and conflict sensitive.  It is important for them to hold early consultations on these issues so that they can produce an in-depth pre-election report which will set out a number of recommendations which will be used to advocate with key stakeholders.  A final election report will analyse the results of the observer missions alongside a qualitative assessment of whether the election was free and fair and recommendations as to how democratisation can be strengthened in future elections.

The overall objective is to contribute towards Somalilands ongoing process of democratization and the holding of peaceful elections.

The specific objective of the project is to promote a transparent electoral process in Somaliland which is representative of a broad range of civil society concerns.

The expected outcomes/results are twofold:
Result 1: Civil society is able to develop consensus-based positions and positively influence the Somaliland authorities and key members of the international community on issues relating to democratisation. SCISEF will be entirely focused on election related issues and are not expected to address non-related democratisation issues. However, SONSAF can choose to take these up under separately funded projects. This result will be measured by:
a.	Election-mandated institutions response to CSO policy recommendations in the pre-election period.
b.	Level of coordination and collaboration on priority election issues by civil society demonstrated by: 10 civil society policy positions on priority pre& post-election issues developed and disseminated by SCISEF based on consultation across all regions.

Result 2: Civil society provides oversight and reports on key issues in the Somaliland democratisation process (including voter registration).
AFTURD - Women Transformative Leadership Supporting Women's Transformative Leadership in Changing Times <(>&<)> Democratic Transition 2012-2015 (AMAL Programme)
Within AMAL, AFTURD's intervention will be covering the regions of Kasserine and Kef (Center and North-West of Tunisia).
AFTURD contribution ismainly about:
1. Increase awareness and influence the attitudes of youth and rural women regarding women's social and economic rights;
2. Mobilize the local civil society around rural women's social and economic rights;
3. Contribute to building the capacities oflocal community-based organization for an increased gender-mainstreamed action and a stronger organizations capacity in Kef and Kasserine
Equitable tax systems- FFD TJN-A strategic goals for 2013-2016:
# More transparency and accountability in global and national financial systems;
# Increased voice and participation of African citizens to shape tax policies;
# Civil society effectively engaging African governments on Tax and Policy and Practice;
# Compliant corporate taxpayers and citizens who demand accountability.

These are translated into the following objectives:
# Efficient, effective and just tax policy frameworks at national level;
# Informed citizens on tax matters;
# Strengthened capacity of TJN-A partners;
# Effective economic and finance sector regulations and tax rules based on the principle of vertical and horizontal equity.
Areas of work:
# Research: to provide robust evidence to support the tax justice campaign
# Policy Advocacy: to change national and international structures  that hamper the ability of African countries to raise sufficient domestic revenue to finance development
# Awareness and Capacity building: to enhance stakeholders# appreciation of tax as a development issue and increase their capacity to engage in tax justice advocacy
# Partnership and Networking: to build synergies with like-minded partners in the campaign for tax justice and mobilize a critical mass of tax justice activists

Levels of operation:
# At national level, TJN-A identifies most suitable partners to undertake activities along the 4 core areas and gives them both technical (tax related) and financial support
# At sub-regional level, TJN-A engageswith sub-regional bodies such as the East African Community and gives concrete inputs on tax related issue such as the tax harmonsation process
# At regional level, TJN-A engages with pan African bodies such as the African Development Bank, the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), the African Union (AU) on tax relatedissues such as illicit financial flows from Africa
# At global level, TJN-A monitors and at times engages with activities of globalbodies working on taxation such as theUnited Nations Committee of Tax Experts, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

NB: Gender is crosscutting in all the engagements with the social actors
TCC 2014-2015 The objectives of this project is to support TCC work towards reaching its strategic objectives : Increasing and improving the children and youths access to quality education that ensures achievement of EFA Goals; Develop educational staff capacities in and practice of human rights and civic education values; Achieve operational and cadre excellence at the center.
The Civic Education Program outcomes/outputs are : establish and activate Dialogue among stakeholders regarding citizenship and human rights education, its goals, approaches and methods, in addition to obstacles, misconceptions and areas of improvement; promote Citizenship values among children and youth; implement a more established system of citizenship and human rights values within the educational system is implemented.
The Human Rights Program Outcomes/outputs are : promotion of Civil societys active participation in changing government policiesrelated to spending on education and towards achieving EFA goals; promote Educational and social inclusion of women, men, boys and girls without gender and/ or disability based discrimination among communities, teachers, children and the youth.
The  Psychosocial Support Program aims at enhancing Holistic development and personal growth of 600 students in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th grades in 30vulnerable communities, through the implementation of child-centered educational and recreational remedial learning therapy camps and after school classes in rural marginalized communities in the center of West Bank; increasing Teachers and counselors# capacitiesin providing care and counseling for children in schools; Empower Parents and enhance their capacities in addressing their childrens psychosocial problems through family educational counseling;
Lambda Lambda is an association for the defense of sexual minorities that seeks to develop, social, cultural, sporting and recreational activities that meet the wishes of the members, in particular the right to self-determination, sexual freedom and informationand discrimination based on sexual orientation. With this project, the organization intends to increase access of Tran#s women to available SHSR services though community mobilization and leadership building. Specifically, will seek to Increase access tosexual health information and care services to reduce the risk of contracting HIV and other STIs and push for Trans women participation in advocacy fortheir rights, and strengthen institutional capacity to ensure equity of identity at all levels. The project will be implemented in 3 main Mozambican cities, namely in Maputo, Beira and Nampula. Peer educators will carry out the implementation of outreach actions,community mobilization and linking with health services, legal support.
CEW-IT STRENGTHENING NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSE Governance and Accountability Platform proposal on #Strengthening Neighbourhood Assemblies to Enhance Women and Youth Voices and Accountability for Improved Service Delivery#  that includes CEW-IT (and their consortium members CEFORD, PAC, ACORD), SEATINI, YADEN,WORUDET, PDI (Pearl Development Initiative) all partners will be bringing with them specific aspects of the projects they have beenimplementing in isolation (or in few partnerships).

This approach is meant to build alliances, reduce competition between Oxfam and partners, increase chances to attain funds in a consortium, and for influencing among other reasons.  The MOU has clearly indicated the objectives of such a consortium.  We hope this will help in creating ideas for a Master proposal which all can participate in during the writing.