devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
2023-SHF Reserve for Emergencies- Flexible live-saving response to conflict-affected people in Sudan The project aims to minimize the health and Nutrition impacts of humanitarian and public health emergencies through the provision _x000d_
of immediate life-saving activities, strengthening of service delivery & improve access to quality health services to people in need _x000d_
(PIN) specifically for those who are affected by armed conflict and other vulnerabilities such as People with Disabilities (PWD), _x000d_
Internally displaced people (IDPs) and host communities in White Nile (WN) State.Plan International will address the urgent needs by supporting the provision of free accessible quality lifesaving health services in _x000d_
the targeted localities of Rabak, Kosti, Al Salam, Edwin and Aljebelain targeting 53750 IDPs (about 30% of total 179782 IDPs in _x000d_
these locations) and 5374 people from the host communities. We will work with health authorities including the State Ministry of _x000d_
Health (SMOH) to ensure availability of medical supplies and qualified health cadre and healthcare workers and build their _x000d_
capacity to promptly respond to health needs of the targeted population. We will ensure the availability of life saving medications _x000d_
and supplies, supporting the improvement of the infrastructure of the health facilities and enhancing reporting mechanisms by _x000d_
expanding the reporting capacity of the early warning systems and strengthen emergency preparedness through the provision _x000d_
of phone credit cards and printing of protocols for reporting format in the localities. The project aims to support vulnerable _x000d_
people by providing logistical support to 2 health clinics in AL Jazira Aba & Shabasha and 2 mobile clinics in Knana & Eldueim in _x000d_
Al Jabalin & Eldueim localities, the service will include: outpatient consultation (OPD) communicable and non-communicable _x000d_
disease, treatment of injuries, EPI services, reproductive health services including: ANC, PNC, Family planning services and _x000d_
also providing clinical management of Gender Based Violence (GBV) survivors._x000d_
The service will also extend to provide referral of complicated emergency or critical cases from the localities clinics to secondary _x000d_
and tertiary care, Plan will provide transport, medical services, and support the cost of accommodation and meals for the referral _x000d_
of emergency obstetric services. This will target 250 pregnant women and 80 children with severe acute malnutrition. _x000d_
Awareness/orientation sessions at the health facility on community and personal health and hygiene, floods and diseases outbreak _x000d_
preparedness and responses will also be conducted in the localities.
BGD100399- CoC CXB - Third phase Champions of change project CXB targeted boys only + Girls Shine targeting girls. Third iteration of the project
Promoting Equalities FCDO FCDO has commissioned Plan International UK, working with Consortium partners Sightsavers and Social Development Direct (SDDirect) to design and lead the implementation of a four-year Gender and Equalities (G&E) Capability Development Programme, running from 2023–27, with the possibility of extension. This will be managed by the Gender and Equalities team at FCDO but will seek to engage broadly both internally within FCDO (both in the UK and globally) and externally with key stakeholders, to strengthen capabilities across Gender and Equalities thematics._x000d_
In summary, the programme aims to develop a more coherent approach to gender and equalities across the FCDO, bringing together the best of diplomacy and development, and building more consistent capacity through access to support and resources across all gender and equality thematics and across all FCDO regions (Latin America, Africa, MENA, and Asia). In addition, the programme will enable FCDO to showcase and disseminate its resources and tools to external audiences._x000d_
This approach responds to critical areas including growing inequalities and the rollback in the rights of women and marginalised groups, opportunities and increased demand created through the FCDO merger, and ensuring best value for money through ODA investments. The intended impact is to contribute towards building a safer, more equitable and prosperous world, where everyone can fulfil their potential, realise their rights and be free from discrimination. _x000d_
The indicative high-level outcomes shown in the theory of change (ToC) diagram below are designed to enable the FCDO to maintain and further strengthen their ability to progress gender and equalities influence and programming:_x000d_
•	Strong regional networks and partnerships to work effectively to challenge and change policy and practice to increase equalities._x000d_
•	FCDO at posts and external partners at national levels, use their positions of power and influence, policy tools and ODA programming (where appropriate) to create environments that support women and girls, and marginalised groups including LGBTQI+ and persons with disabilities to thrive, and support reversal of rollback of these groups rights. _x000d_
•	Broader discourse in regions is further shifted towards gender and equalities issues including through empowering civil society organisations and networks.
Supporting Protection & Empowerment of Children, Adolescents &Youth - Cabo Delgado Province (MOZ134) Output 1: Social Service providers are strengthened to monitor child protection risks and the six grave violations against the rights of children and to refer children_x000d_
Output 2: Community members, leaders, children and adolescents have increased knowledge and capacity to protect and prevent children from harm through engaging in social cohesion and peace building activities
PHL100582 - Strengthening Resilience through Early Warning System, AA Strengthening Resilience through Early Warning System, Enhanced Anticipatory Actions and Multi-risk Landscape Approach in Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao
YPI100108- HIF Dissemination Grant A small ELRHA grant to support the dissemination of our current ELRHA project.
MYRP Cameroon It's a multisectoral intervention in selected municipalities affected by various crisis, to enhance the access to quality inclusive education for school aged boys and girls. The overarching objective of the plan is to provide an integrated and holistic support package (education, WASH, protection, mental health and psychosocial support, gender, nutrition, agriculture) to promote continuous and inclusive access to quality, safe education and protective environment for children and adolescents of school age, girls and boys affected by the three crises in Cameroon_x000d_
Human Rights Promotion Improving the access of children (especially girls) and their communities to adequate water, hygiene and sanitation services, in 8 communes in the East Region of Burkina Faso.
Business Plan Competition Implementation Designing and implementing a nationwide business plan competition for young people with a focsu on female entreprenuers and start-ups
Shule Bora Improve the Quality of Education in pre-primary, primary, and transition between primary and secondary schools, across 9 regions with a focus on girls and marginalised subgroups
Accelerating Nutrition Results in Nigeria (ANRIN) - BPNS - Niger State Provision of basic package of nutrition services to Mothers, caregivers, pregnant women & children U5
CLIMB - Conservation Livelihoods in Malawi's Biospheres The project is improving livelihoods and conservation management in two forested areas of Malawi (Mount Mulanje and South Viphya) working with two Malawi partners and Earthwatch UK to deliver technical monitoring or agricultural activities alongside the conservation efforts
Tackling the root causes of irregular migration and supporting integrated communities To enhance vulnerable young men and women’s prospects of establishing a business or gaining employment in Assiut and Sohag. Moreover, to promote positive alternatives and raise awareness of risks of irregular migration and ensure equal access to quality and child protection services.     _x000d_
Promoting Universal SRHR of vulnerable adolescents in West Africa Strengthening comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) and adolescent responsive services (ARS) in 6 countries in West Africa.
SAFE Adapted GALS training project Adapted GALS+ Approach_x000d_
Plan International has partnered with the World Food Programme Zimbabwe and Ecorys represented by the SAFE communities to implement a Gender Action Learning System (GALS) adapted approach in Chiredzi District. The project contributes to the core objective of SAFE which is to reduce the perpetration of violence particularly intimate partner violence driven by economic insecurity and social norms. The implementation of the GALS approach will contribute to shifting power relations between men and women and achieve financial and economic security in the household. Beneficiaries will be split into Cohorts and with these activities implemented:_x000d_
•	Formation of ISAL groups and training on the management of ISAL groups_x000d_
•	Seed funding ($200 per group)_x000d_
•	Change Catalyst sessions_x000d_
•	Peer training led by GALS Peer Facilitators_x000d_
•	Community learning workshops_x000d_
•	Men’s Forums_x000d_
•	Intergenerational dialogues_x000d_
•	Community Influencers dialogues_x000d_
•	Exchange visits_x000d_
GAGGA - Direct Lobby and Advocacy Latin America Supporting direct lobby and advocacy efforts of grassroots groups and NGOs in Latin America, working at the national, regional and-or international level.
Agriculture/Food Production Grant FUNORSAL will expand its development model of community enterprises to six new communities through its member-owned business, Hilanderia Intercomunal Salinas (HIS). FUNORSAL will work with about 480 indigenous sheep and alpaca farmers in the provinces of Bolvar, Tungurahua and Chimborazo to improve the genetic quality of the sheep and alpaca, form community enterprises, undertake community organizing and incorporate the enterprises as shareholders of HIS. Approximately 1,000 families will benefit from the project activities.
Productive Initiatives for Urban Peace Movimiento Juvenil Paz Urbana (MJPU), $50,000 MJPU will train at least 100 young adults in technical skills, and will place 30 of them in its own enterprises to work in advertising, welding, computer literacy training and providing access to on- line courses in secondary-school subjects. It will help the remaining trainees find jobs or opportunities to acquire additional skills applicable to starting businesses. MJPU will also organize sports and cultural events, including a Peace Festival, that should help neutralize negative stereotypes in favor of an image of young people as agents of positive change. (EC-428)
Fomentando el acceso a medidas de proteccin e integracin socioeconomica para personas en movilidad humana. Venezuelan migrants in northern Ecuador face a number of barriers, including discrimination and a lack of income-generating opportunities. At the IAF, we support community-led approaches to expand economic opportunity and promote human rights. Our grantee partner Misin Scalabriniana (MSC) works with migrants and local Ecuadorians to promote inclusion in local schools and small business development training as well as establishing integrated savings and loan groups. Through these activities, MSC fosters civic engagement, social integration, and enterprise development in communities in northern Ecuador with large migrant populations. This grant is part of the IAF's commitment to support displaced Venezuelans and communities impacted by the Venezuelan humanitarian crisis.
Ruta Chakra Community-based tourism provides a sustainable alternative livelihood opportunity for Indigenous Kichwa and mestizo residents of the Ecuadorian Amazon. However, the members of a new agritourism network lack the digital literacy skills to attract tourists and market their sustainable agricultural products. The IAF supports community-led solutions THAT expand economic opportunity in Ecuador. Our grantee Fideicomiso Ecuatoriano de Cooperacin para el Desarrollo (FECD) is working to train representatives of community-based tourism ventures and cacao cooperatives and their agritourism network in the Napo Province of the Ecuadorian Amazon in sustainable agricultural production, community tourism provision, IT services, and organizational development. FECD is also enhancing digital connectivity throughout the network's tourism route. FECD's activities expand sustainable livelihood opportunities for residents of the Ecuadorian Amazon.This grant is part of the IAF's Women INvesting in Growth and Security (WINGS) initiative to empower women as business and community leaders.
Productive Initiatives for Urban Peace Movimiento Juvenil Paz Urbana (MJPU), $50,000 MJPU will train at least 100 young adults in technical skills, and will place 30 of them in its own enterprises to work in advertising, welding, computer literacy training and providing access to on-line courses in secondary-school subjects. It will help the remaining trainees find jobs or opportunities to acquire additional skills applicable to starting businesses. MJPU will also organize sports and cultural events, including a Peace Festival, that should help neutralize negative stereotypes in favor of an image of young people as agents of positive change. (EC-428)
Fortalecimiento de la Agricultura Familiar y el Agroturismo Comunitario Southern Ecuador has historically faced high rates of migration from rural to urban areas. Youth leaving for larger cities have left rural farming communities with weakened social networks and reduced ability to market their goods collectively. The IAF supports community-led solutions that expand economic opportunity and provide viable alternatives to migration. Our grantee partner the Asociacin de Desarrollo Agropecuario Familiar de Gel (ADAF-Gel) will build on the infrastructure constructed using its previous IAF small grant to broaden marketing strategies and diversify incomes, including adding value to its produce and formalizing an existing agritourism component. Additionally, this grant will support the establishment of Ecuador's first permanent mobile farmers market, which will allow for safer food distribution and purchase during the pandemic and provide continued income generation once the crisis has passed.
Organization al strengthening for the production, processing and marketing of small community producers of fine organic cocoa flavor in the province of Zamora Chinchipe Asociacin de Produccin de Cacao y Derivados "Aromas del Sur" (ASOPROMAS) will work in Playas de Cuye, province of Zamora Chinchipe, to improve its members' production of cacao, industrialize its processing of candies, cultivate new markets and grow as an organization. The project should benefit 100 Ecuadorians directly and another 200 indirectly.
Strengthening sustainable agriculture and community-based tourism in southern Ecuador Southern Ecuador has historically faced high rates of migration from rural to urban areas. Youth leaving for larger cities have left rural farming communities with weakened social networks and reduced ability to market their goods collectively. The IAF supports community-led solutions that expand economic opportunity and provide viable alternatives to migration. Our grantee partner the Asociacin de Desarrollo Agropecuario Familiar de Gel (ADAF-Gel) will build on the infrastructure constructed using its previous IAF small grant to broaden marketing strategies and diversify incomes, including adding value to its produce and formalizing an existing agritourism component. Additionally, this grant will support the establishment of Ecuador's first permanent mobile farmers' market, which will allow for safer food distribution and purchase during the pandemic and provide continued income generation once the crisis has passed.
The Rainbow Effect: A project for economic independence and human rights Although Ecuadors 2008 Constitution bans discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, many Ecuadorians face such discrimination in their daily lives, particularly when they seek health care, education, and employment. The IAF supports community-led efforts to promote inclusion through increased economic opportunity and civic engagement. Our grantee partner, Mujer & Mujer (M&M), promotes civil rights and rising incomes among marginalized communities in Ecuadors coastal provinces through training, organizational strengthening, and the provision of seed capital to small businesses..
The Rainbow Effect: A project for economic independence and human rights Although Ecuador's 2008 Constitution bans discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, many Ecuadorians face such discrimination in their daily lives, particularly when they seek health care, education, and employment. The IAF supports community-led efforts to promote inclusion through increased economic opportunity and civic engagement. Our grantee partner, Mujer & Mujer (M&M), promotes civil rights and rising incomes among marginalized communities in Ecuador's coastal provinces through training, organizational strengthening, and the provision of seed capital to small businesses.
Nuestra casa verde: Fortaleciendo la AIHVIS y creando alternativas productivas responsables en la zona de amortiguamiento de las areas protegidas Reserva Cotacachi-Cayapas y el refugio de vida silvestre El Pambilar Communities around protected areas in western Ecuador face an exodus of youth due to lack of job opportunities and environmental degradation. This double challenge makes it hard for families to earn a living through traditional agriculture that the region depends on. At the IAF, we support the expansion of economic opportunity through the protection of natural resources. Our grantee partner Asociacin De Participacin Social Y Ecolgica De Inspectores Honorficos De Vida Silvestre (AIHVIS) trains local youth for jobs in environmental education and as park rangers. Through job training, establishing native tree nurseries, and environmental activities, AIHVIS is increasing community members employability, while promoting sustainable agriculture and natural resource management.
A Partnership to Pilot an Indicator Framework for Sustainable Agriculture in Latin America Farmers are often absent from discussions about how policies and programs impact sustainable agricultural production. At the IAF, we are investing in a regional effort, in conjunction with the University of British Columbia, that will give voice to farmers and directly support them in collecting, analyzing, and presenting data that they can incorporate into their operations to manage their farms more efficiently. Movimiento de Economa Social y Solidaria del Ecuador (MESSE) is an innovator in connecting producers directly to consumers to improve farmers' quality of life and consumers' food security. It works with communities to advance sustainable agricultural production, participatory certification systems, fair-trade markets, community tourism, and the inclusion of women and youth.The results of this regional project will inform agricultural support organizations, government extension experts, farmer groups, and policy-makers with context-specific data about how to encourage the transition to sustainable agricultural practices to improve food security, enhance farmer livelihoods, and minimize environmental degradation. This is part of the IAF's strategic initiative for sustainable agriculture.
Education/Training Grant Asociacin de Mujeres de Juntas Parroquiales Rurales de Ecuador in Ecuador (AMJUPRE) will provide leadership and community development training to 350 rural women in the provinces of Esmeraldas and Pastaza focusing on their economic and political rights. Through developing community action plans, the women and their community groups will position their economic proposals in the local government budgets and gain critical recognition in the local development process.
Goles, Oportunidades y Liderazgo Despite their official welcome, Venezuelan migrants in Ecuador often face daunting challenges when it comes to finding a decent job or fitting into their communities. At the IAF, we support community-led approaches to expanding economic opportunity and promoting social inclusion. Grantee partner Fundacin de las Amricas (FUDELA) is working with Venezuelan migrants and local Ecuadorians to provide training in small business development, job skills, and leadership. These activities will increase incomes for migrants and members of the communities receiving them alike. The grantee will also strengthen community and build leadership networks among local and migrant youth, promoting social acceptance and a more inclusive society. This grant is part of the IAF's commitment to support displaced Venezuelans and communities impacted by the Venezuelan humanitarian crisis.
Fostering social and economic integration in Ecuador Venezuelan migrants in northern Ecuador face a number of barriers, including discrimination and a lack of income-generating opportunities. At the IAF, we support community-led approaches to expand economic opportunity and promote human rights. Our grantee partner Misin Scalabriniana (MSC) works with migrants and local Ecuadorians to promote inclusion in local schools and small business development training as well as establishing integrated savings and loan groups. Through these activities, MSC fosters civic engagement, social integration, and enterprise development in communities in northern Ecuador with large migrant populations. This grant is part of the IAF's commitment to support displaced Venezuelans and communities impacted by the Venezuelan humanitarian crisis.
Horticultural therapy and job training for female victims of domestic violence Ecuador has high levels of domestic violence with some estimates suggesting that as many as seven out of 10 women suffer some type of domestic violence in their lifetime. Southern Ecuador has few women's shelters and fewer job training opportunities for survivors of domestic violence. The IAF is committed to expanding economic opportunity including for women seeking safer lives for themselves and their children. Our grantee partner Fundacin Mara Amor (FMA) provides women and their children in the city of Cuenca with much-needed shelter therapy and leadership and business development opportunities that prepare women to become self-reliant through sustainable smallholder agriculture.
Enterprise Development Grant AAMP will build a center to house three new community businesses in Comunidad Nigeria, Isla Trinitaria, Guayaquil: a restaurant with a conference room, a beauty salon and a hostel. It will provide commercial services in underserved neighborhoods in Guayaquil. AAMP's 300 members will benefit directly and 5,000 family members and neighbors should benefit indirectly.
organizational Strengthening for the production, processing and marketing of small community producers of fine organic cocoa flavor in the province of Zamora Chinchipe Asociacin de Produccin de Cacao y Derivados "Aromas del Sur" (ASOPROMAS) will work in Playas de Cuye, province of Zamora Chinchipe, to improve its members' production of cacao, industrialize its processing of candies, cultivate new markets and grow as an organization. The project should benefit 100 Ecuadorians directly and another 200 indirectly.
Gastronomic Associative Enterprise, Image and Afro Beauty Consultancy and Community Hostel "Africa Mia" Agrupacin AfroEcuatoriana "Mujeres Progresistas" (AAMP), $25,000. AAMP will cover two staff positions to continue the formalities and paperwork needed for the construction of Africa Mia, a conference center and business incubator in La Trinidad, Guayaquil. After 18 months, Africa Mia will cover these positions.