devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
F.a: East Jerusalem big-brother big-sister project 1. Project: 11819 Big Brother Big Sister  #2. Project area and Country: Occupied Palestinian Territory (East Jerusalem) #3. Project justification: #The Palestinian community of East Jerusalem finds itself in a particularly vulnerable position, as it contin
ues to be separated from the rest of the West Bank by the separation wall built by Israel. The wall leaves the community beyond the scope of Palestinian Authorities and neglected by the occupying Israeli authority, hence lacking adequate services in all se
ctors. Comprising approximately 50 % of the Palestinian population, children endure the most difficult conditions. Dropout rates in East Jerusalemite schools are high, leaving more than 30 % of children with limited access to education, while schools and C
BOs in the area lack targeted programmes that would accommodate the needs of learners, especially those with disabilities and learning difficulties.#4. The main objective and the expected results: #The main objective of the project is to mitigate the risk 
of dropping out of education of the children in East Jerusalem. This will be accomplished through the improved level of functioning of children at risk of dropping out in the Old City and Silwan in East Jerusalem through building a safe and supportive rela
tionship with the university student volunteers. The project will also develop university student volunteers (Big Brothers/Sisters) capacities in dealing with children at risk of dropping out and enhance the knowledge and skills of targeted parents in supp
orting their childrens development. The project will also continue to expose and motivate the CBOs in East Jerusalem to participate in the Big Brother Big Sister programme.#5. Right-holders/ beneficiaries: 50 children from the marginalized neighborhoods in
 Jerusalem, 60 university student volunteers, parents of the targeted children, 200 children and 100 university students reached through community and promotional activities #Duty bearers: Palestinian Ministry of Education, Directorate of Education in Jeru
salem, local CBOs #6. Implementing partner: Palestinian Counselling Center (PCC)
F.a: Coordination of Development Cooperation Unspecified project Määrittelemätön projekti
F.a: Sayilem and Mengeshi Community inclusion and Livelihood Improvement Project In Kafa Zone, ethnic minorities of Manjo and Manno are discriminated and despised people living in the margins of the society.#The Chab people used to live in the forest being totally detached from the neighboring peoples except for sharing the market plac
e. They are coming out of the forest to Yeri area due to a settlement program of the government to enable them get access to social services and other basic infrastructure. They have been marginalized by the majority groups.#The activities of the project c
omponents focus on bringing the minority groups together with majority groups in everyday life. The implementing agency is the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus-Development and Social Services Commission-Illubabor Bethel Synod (EECMY-DASSC-IBS) in 
Mettu.
F.a: Development of Natural Resources Management threatens people’s livelihood. Poverty and drought are a big problem. The population rises quickly. Deforestation and erosion is widely spread. The cities suffer from pollution. There is a lack of knowledge in waste disposal. The core problem is that the
re is a lack of understanding in how natural resources are managed sustainably.  The short-term goal is that the education would give the graduated students improved possibilities for good living conditions. The long-term goal is that the Development of Na
tural Resources Management education on university level would give the labor market in Tanzania expert on solving problems in society.
F.a: Enhancement of livelihood through livestock and small business by women with disabilities 40 women with a disability in Rangpuri and Chuadanga districts Bangladesh enhance their economic situation through income generating activities: Livestock raising and small businesses. Beneficiaries receive training of small business management and livesto
ck raising. Also advocacy and lobbying is done to further the rights of women with disability.
Civilian Peace Building Operation in Niger Siviilikriisinhallintamenot UM:n ja SM:n kautta EUCAP Sahel Niger focuses on following areas: supporting regional commands to improve crisis management capacities and interoperability of Niger's security actors; strengthening local capacities to collect and share intelligence; improving Nigerien capacit
ies in forensics; providing a full training programme for the municipal police in Agadez; reviewing the management of human resources; building teaching capacity at the security forces' training academies; and ensuring that the armed forces act on a sound 
legal basis in their fight against terrorism and illegal trafficking. Siviilikriisinhallintahankkeet UM:n ja SM:n kautta rahoitetut hankkeet.
Clean drinking water improves the quality of life of the communities of Sapahaqui and Patacamaya - Water is life II. Elämänlaatua puhtaan juomaveden kautta Sapahaquin ja Patacamayan kunnassa - Vesi on elama II The project will be complemented with Caritas Switzerland in the Municipality of Sapahaqui and Pata Hanke toteutetaan Sapahaquin ja Patacamayan kuntien alueella joiden syrjäiset maaseutuyhteisöt elävät äärimmäisessä köyhyydessä ja kärsivät vakavasta puhtaan juomaveden puutteesta. 525% asukkaista ei ole puhdasta juomavettä eikä heillä ole t
ietotaitoa terveyttä edistävistä hygieniakäytännöistä. Tästä syystä alueen asukkaiden erityisesti lasten yleinen terveydentila on huono. Väestö ei ole tietoinen henkilökohtaisen hygienian (esim käsienpesu) yleisen puhtauden jätehuollon ympä
ristönsuojelun tai veden desinfioinnin tärkeydestä. Saastuneen veden käyttö on yleistä mistä johtuen akuuttien ripulisairauksien parasiittien ja muiden sairauksien esiintyvyys on korkea varsinkin lapsilla ja vanhuksilla.Hankkeen tärkeimmät edunsaa
jat ovat 153 paikallista perhettä (noin 682 henkilöä) Vituyon Ocuiren ja Aguallamayan kylissä. He kuuluvat alueen alkuperäiskansaan ja puhuvat äidinkielenään aimaraa.Hankkeen tavoitteena on turvata väestön vedensaanti (yksi perustarpeista) parant
aa yleisiä kehityksen olosuhteita ja erityisesti terveystilannetta kylissä rakentamalla niihin vesihuollon järjestelmä joka tarjoaa riittävästi puhdasta juomavettä niin laadullisesti kuin määrällisesti levittämällä tietoa hygieniakäytännöis
tä työpajojen avulla sekä kouluttamalla koululaisia yhteisön jäseniä ja kyliin valittavia terveydenhuollon promoottoreita niin että he ottaisivat vastuun omasta vesi- ja sanitaatiotilanteestaan. Lisäksi jokaiseen kotitalouteen rakennetaan käymäl
ä.Hankkeen tavoitteena on vahvistaa myös yhteisöjen hallinnollisia valmiuksia osallistamalla hyödynsaajat sen kaikkiin vaiheisiin hankkeen suunnittelusta ja toteutuksesta aina arviointiin sekä tarjoamalla heille koulutusta miten organisoida yhteisö v
esijärjestelmän ylläpito ja hankkeen puitteissa perustettava vesikomitea. Erityistä huomiota kiinnitetään naisten osallistumiseen heidän asemansa vahvistamiseksi ja heidän vaikutusmahdollisuuksiensa parantamiseksi. Naisia myös kannustetaan järjes
täytymään ja kaikille kyläläisille tarjotaan koulutuksia sukupuolten tasa-arvoon liittyen. Ympäristönäkökulma on kiinteä osa hanketta ja yksi sen tavoitteista on nimenomaan kouluttaa yhteisöjä huolehtimaan ympäristöstään.
F.a: Adivasi Rights Assertion The project envisages empowering the adivasis restore their tribal pride and dignity of being the custodians of the flora and fauna of the forest wealth and perpetrators of the rich culture, heritage and traditions of the tribes through viable measures of 
empowerment that they could emerge economically independent and socially dignified. To be able to achieve the aforesaid objective, it is proposed to embark on organized and planned activities that would lead to ensure assertion of forests rights, promotion
 of sustainable livelihood of the adivasis, natural resource management through traditional methods to combat climate change and also to take appropriate measures to ensure ecological balance and biodiversity. In achieving the aforesaid objectives, it is p
roposed to empower adivasis to take charge of their own development through measures of assertion of their individual and community rights over their legitimate abode of the forest where they have been living for generations. During the cause of project, c
ommunity rights recognition process and village governance bodies will be strengthened, and Forest Rights Act violations survey will be completed and its implementation will be advocated. Additionally, in the project minor forest produce value addition wil
l be strengthened and organic farming will be promoted by training, extension work and exchange visits. Growing of herbs and their medicinal uses are promoted through training. Additionally, the project strengthens NAA network level cooperation in the sout
hern states of India (especially Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala).
Civilian Peace Building Operations Siviilikriisinhallintamenot UM:n ja SM:n kautta EU Advisory Mission for Civilian Security Sector Reform Ukraine (EUAM Ukraine), a civilian mission under the EU's Common Security and Defence Policy. Siviilikriisinhallintahankkeet UM:n ja SM:n kautta rahoitetut hankkeet.
FLC: Truth Hounds: Promoting peace and protecting children in Donbas PYM: Truth Hounds: Rauha ja lasten oikeudet Donbasissa Promoting peace and protecting children affected by conflict through ensuring accountability for international crimes committed in Donbas region. Rauhan edistäminen ja konfliktista kärsivien lasten suojeleminen varmistamalla vastuullisuus kansainvälisen oikeuden vastaisista rikoksista Donbasissa.
F.a: Advocating for consolidating of equality and non-discrimination for sustainable peace action 1. Project: 11882 Advocating for consolidation of Equality and Non-discrimination for Sustainable  Peace (ENDS) Action in Nepal #2. Project area and Country: Dhanusha and Mahottari districts, Nepal. #3. Project justification: #Caste based discrimination th
at affects in particular the Dalits, is the worst form of discrimination practiced in Nepal. The Dalits have limited access to education and information and their social participation is limited. The status of women and girls is low. Yet, they lack the cap
acity and skills to address these challenges. Their social mobility is limited and they have limited access to alternative livelihood opportunities and income. #The implementation of rights based on the provisions in the 2015 constitution and legislation i
s weak. Communities and their leaders lack knowledge and information about how to exercise their rights and fulfil their duties. In the coming years, policy advocacy will play a crucial role in influencing local laws and policymaking processes on behalf of
 the marginalized groups, as well as to establish platforms to promote dialogue between the people and the service providers. #4. The main objective and expected results:#The main objective of the project is to increase the participation of Dalits and the 
poorest rural communities in social and economic activities, local structures and decision-making that affect their lives. This will be accomplished through enhanced access to social and economic capital and opportunities and increased knowledge and eviden
ce based advocacy for the inclusion and equality of the target groups. The main activities include support to the implementation of small-scale community development schemes, entrepreneurship, business and skill trainings, support to local IGAs/MEs, awaren
ess raising on new governance structures and peoples roles and rights based on the provisions in the national legislation, networking and capacity building for local leaders, and evidence based advocacy toward the local government. #5. Right-holders/ benef
iciaries: 1932 targeted Dalits in Dhanusha and Mahottari districts #Duty bearers: District Administration Office, Nepal Police, justice providers and government offices #6. Implementing partner:  Nepal National Dalit Social Welfare Organization (NNDSWO)
F.a: Disability Inclusive DRR in flood prone areas in the southern plain of Nepal Disability inclusive disaster risk and resilience building including local disaster risk plans.
F.a: Developing biocultural community protocols in Community Forestry in Nepal Within the project members of five community forestry communities will be trained on the national and international legal context of biocultural community protocols. The same communities will document their biocultural life-heritage, develop biocultural co
mmunity protocols and organize local campaigns to demand bio-cultural rights. Representatives of FECOFUN and local communities will participate in the meetings of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity to share the experiences related to the community p
rotocols. Individual biocultural community protocols will be published at local level. In addition, FECOFUN will publish an evaluation report on the state of biocultural rights of local and indigenous communities to be shared at international fora. The bio
cultural rights of the indigenous and local communities have been recognized in many international human rights and biodiversity instruments, but because of the reluctance of the Nepalese government, they are not implemented. Community forestry plans based
 on the National Forest Act emphasize technical standards rather than rights, so it is necessary to produce separate biocultural protocols. At Community level knowledge of international instruments such as the UN Biodiversity Agreement is weak, so it is ne
cessary to increase it. Communities also need stronger campaigning capacity for biocultural rights to be included in forest management plans and forestry legislation. As a result of the project, the awareness of biocultural rights of local communities is e
xpected to grow, the communities' biocultural life heritage will be documented and biocultural protocols will be drafted, government and other actors will recognize the community's cultural rights and the campaigning capacity of the community will be stren
gthened to defend the rights. FECOFUN and local community representatives will be able to effectively participate in national and international forums and share the publication with wider audiences. The beneficiaries of the project are the members of the s
elected five Community Forestry Groups in the following districts: Bardiya (Tharu People, Khata Corridor), Sunsari (peasants, Ramdhuni Cultural Forest), Kathmandu (Tamang people, Shandong National Park Buffer Zone), Rasuwa / Nuwakot (Tamang People, Lantang
 National Park Buffer Zone), Dhading / Gorkha (various populations, Community Forest adjacent to the Budigandaki hydropower project). 'Biocultural Rights' is a concept related to the international
F.a: Country Program 2018, exit Abilis Foundation covers the costs of the Country Programme activities that occur when the Partner Organization disseminates infomation about Abilis funding, facilitates groups to apply funding, monitors on-going projects and provides training and advice t
o applicant and implemneting oragnizations. Activities are based on annual planning and are reported twice a year. Exit phase.
Civilian Peace Building Operations Siviilikriisinhallintamenot UM:n ja SM:n kautta EU Police Mission for the Palestinian Territories. Siviilikriisinhallintahankkeet UM:n ja SM:n kautta rahoitetut hankkeet.
F.a: Protect the Remaining Mangrove as Coastal Frontiers in West Kalimantan Province Kubu Raya is part of coastal districts in West Kalimantan Province and part of Kubu Landscape Program. The green landscape of mangrove at Kubu Raya with an area of ~ 100,915 ha is the remaining respectably coastal frontiers of KalBar. The mangrove areas co
uld perpetuate livelihoods for tens of thousands of people living in villages, as well as perpetuate the ecosystem services such as for preservation of flora and fauna biodiversity. Currently, mangrove forest at Kubu Raya is massively devastated. It is tri
ggered by unjust and unsustainable coastal forest governance. This can be seen from upstream and downstream river which already converted by forest and land based industry such as logging-plantation forest, logging-natural forest, palm oil plantation, mini
ng, and large-scale fishpond. SAMPAN Kalimantan plans to protect the remaining respectably coastal frontiers of West Kalimantan. The idea is improve fair and sustainable of coastal forest governance through encourage recognition of mangrove protection and 
utilization practiced by coastal community through community-based forest management scheme such as village forest, community forest, and partnership forest. The opportunity to protect the mangrove is provided by Law no 41, 1999 about Forestry and other re
gulations. It provides opportunity to the community to access and manage the protected forest. The project is implemented in cooperation with the local communities, but it also affects the local governance.
F.a: Palestine: Supporting Palestinian Dialogue and Consensus The schism in the Palestinian polity has led to separate governance and security structures in the West Bank and Gaza  separations that have been reinforced by vested interests. Despite several important agreements between the rival parties Fatah and Hamas
, the formal process has not resulted in their implementation and the process is stalled. Additionally, a deep distrust prevails between the two factions. As a result, the parties are willing to make concessions only when under pressure, with no genuine po
litical will to achieve reconciliation.#Reconciliation agreements have lacked concrete implementation mechanisms and have actually prevented or delayed progress on most sensitive issues. Furthermore, the Palestinian political system suffers from a lack of 
effective representation, as consecutive elections have been postponed and mandates have expired. The reconciliation process has normally included only the main political factions, Hamas and Fatah, and neglected the wider Palestinian civil society, includi
ng the smaller parties. Internal divisions have led to a diminishing number of people involved in reconciliation-related discussions, as well as a narrowing agenda at the discussions that do occur. The long-term costs of political division on the Palestini
an population are considerable. Women represent a large portion of Palestinian civil society actors, but a smaller proportion of those involved in reconciliation.#CMI, with its local partner Masarat, has worked in Palestine since 2010. The focus of this wo
rk is on supporting the sustainable dialogue and consensus in Palestine through increasing the relevance, inclusiveness, and resilience of the intra-Palestinian reconciliation process. The specific objectives are to equip Palestinian stakeholders in develo
ping joint solutions, to further inclusive national reconciliations, and to strengthen the ability of Palestinian stakeholders to react jointly and constructively to instabilities and risks relating to the intra-Palestinian peace process.
F.a: Establishment of Woodwork+Metalwork project by PWDs IGA-group of 8 physically disabled is trained in wood- and metalwork and have some frames for starting production. Modern equipment and some materials are provided to start production efficiently and gain proper income.
F.a: Coordination of Development Cooperation FELM's development coordinator enhances the local
F.a: Fishing Farm Establishing a fishing farm. The organization will prepare the nearest ponds for planting there fish and train 10 PWDs to cultivate fish and sell it in the near markets. With this activity the participants can find occupation and earn their living. There o
rganization can also recieve some income for their activities.
IUCN; gender and empowerment of women IUCN; sukupuolten välinen tasa-arvo ja naisten voimaantuminen The project will support IUCN's work to promote gender equality and empower women in 2018 with EUR 100 000 and strengthen synergies between international environmental agreements in particular the Rio conventions.The project is closely linked to Finland's 
and IUCN's framework partnerships with a cross-cutting emphasis on improving gender equality and the rights and status of women and girls and strengthening synergies between international environmental agreements in developing countries.The project support
s the work of IUCN with the aim of strengthening the gender reporting and implementation under the UN Convention to Combat Desertification and an open online harmonized capacity building platform for gender-environment links. The objectives contribute to t
he implementation of the IUCN 2017-2020 program in particular the global result 2 Natural resource governance at all levels enables delivery of effective conservation and equitable social outcomes by integrating good governance principles and rights-based 
approaches. Hankkeessa tuetaan 100 000 eurolla IUCN:n sukupuolten välistä tasa-arvoa ja naisten voimaantumista tukevaa työtä vuonna 2018 ja vahvistetaan kansainvälisten ympäristösopimusten erityisesti Rion sopimusten synergioita.Hanke liittyy tiiviisti Suomen j
a IUCN:n puitesopimuskumppanuuteen jossa läpileikkaavasti korostetaan sukupuolten välisen tasa-arvon ja naisten ja tyttöjen oikeuksien ja aseman parantamista sekä kansainvälisten ympäristösopimusten välisten synergioiden vahvistamista kehitysmaissa
.Hankkeessa tuetaan IUCN:n työtä tavoitteena YK:n aavikoitumissopimuksen alla tapahtuvan gender-raportoinnin ja -toimeenpanon vahvistaminen sekä avoin verkossa toimiva harmonisoitu kapasiteetinrakentamisalusta genderin ja ympäristön välisten yhteyksi
en osalta. Tavoitteet kontribuoivat IUCN:n vuodet 2017-2020 kattavan ohjelman toimeenpanoon etenkin globaaliin tulokseen 2 luonnonvarojen hallinto kaikilla tasoilla mahdollistaa tehokkaan suojelun ja oikeudenmukaiset yhteiskunnalliset vaikutukset integroim
alla hyvän hallinnon periaatteet ja oikeusperustaisen lähestymistavan.
Energy and Environment Partnership in Southern and East Africa Eteläisen- ja Itä-Afrikan energia- ja ympäristökumppanuus Energy and Environment Partnership in Southern and East Africa. By promoting the use of renewable energy solutions it is possible to improve access to electricity reduce poverty and tackle climate change. The target beneficiaries include governmental actor
s private sector actors NGO's and research facilities. The programme aims to support initiatives from all sectors of the renewable energy field (inc. solar small hydro wind geothermal biofuels) as well as promote energy efficiency in the region. The model 
of the programme originates from Central America. The overall purpose of the programme is to promote the use of renewable energy in partner countries. Hankkeen tavoite on edistää uusiutuvan energian käyttöä kumppanivaltioissa. Edistämällä nykyaikaisten luotettavien ja edullisten uusiutuvan energian ratkaisuiden käyttöä kumppanivaltioissa on mahdollista parantaa sähkönsaantia vähentää köy
hyyttä ja lieventää ilmastonmuutosta. Kumppanuus edistää kestävää kehitystä tukemalla taloudellista kehitystä sosiaalista hyvinvointia ja ympäristön kestävää hoitoa. Hankkeen piirissä ovat valtiolliset toimijat yksityinen sektori kansalaisj
ärjestöt sekä tutkimuslaitokset. Mukana ovat kaikki uusiutuvan energian muodot (aurinkosähkö ja -lämpö pienet vesivoimalat tuulivoima maalämpö biopolttoaineet ja - energia) sekä energiatehokkuus mikä myös on noussut keskeiseksi teemaksi monissa
 Afrikan maissa.Hankkeen malli tulee Keski-Amerikasta.
FLC: Eco-Halych: Conservation of biodiversity in circumstances of intensive forestry in Prykarpattya PYM: Eko-Halytsh: Monimuotoisuuden suojelu tehometsätalouden olosuhteissa Etu-Karpaateilla Conservation of biodiversity and training for foresters and forest authorities in the Prykarpattya of Ivano-Frankivsk oblast Carpathian Mountains. Luonnon monimuotoisuuden suojelu ja koulutus metsänhoitajille ja metsäviranomaisille Ivano-Frankivskin läänin Etu-Karpaateilla (Prykarpattja / Prikarpatia).
F.a: Promotion of development awareness 2021 Unspecified project Määrittelemätön projekti