devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
SRHR-E Program (Bangladesh / DOEL)- BRAC This is a five-year program, initially known as #DOEL#, implemented by five national level organizations i.e. BRAC, HASAB, FPAB, CAMPE and BNPS. The culture in Bangladesh is very conservative and sensitive about SRHR issues and does not allow open sharing of information on these issues. This #silence# prevents the people, particularly adolescents, to access to the information, supports and services which contribute to the persistence of high prevalence of early marriage and maternal-child mortality. The project seeks to break this #silence#. The objective of this project is to improve the sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR) status of adolescents (60% girls) through creating increased access to information and services. The project adopts a comprehensive approach combining, campaigning, peer-education, teaching-learning approaches to achieve the program objectives. Initially, the project is covering twelve sub-districts of six (06) districts targeting to reach 45,000 grade 6 to 10 students and 300,000 out of School youths to educate them on SRHR as well as increase the awareness of at least 5% of the parents of adolescents on SRHR issues. The project also targets to mobilize 15 leading media journalists to advocate the SRHR issues as well as sensitize 50 potentially opposing political leaders, who are confronted with the Muslim teachings on SRHR and safe behaviour, and motivated to support formal and informal SRHR curricula. The program will be extended its coverage more upon receiving funding supports from external sources.
AENA - Fair Trade Agriculture (Year 2) The #Fair Trade# project in Nampula, Mozambique, aims to help farmers generate more income from their production of cashew nuts, peanuts and sesame. The project started in March 2015. It is implemented by AENA (the National Association of Rural ExtensionWorkers) and Oxfam and is funded by the ASN Bank, a bank based in the Netherlands.
In year one the project has started well, 60% of the targeted farmers are already organized in well-functioning associations. The groups produced peanuts and sesame for the next season. Jointly they are working on fair-trade certification before the first harvest of cashew nuts.
For year 2 , the main focus will b on training communities on certification standards and also bringing expertises from South Africa to help local associations to get the certificates

GOAL: To improve the livelihood (mainly food security and family income) of small scale farmers through creating an enabling environment for Fair Trade of sesame, cashew nuts and peanuts in 4 districts of the Nampula province in Mozambique.
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE: To develop a robust platform composed of 2,000 individual and aggregated farmers in 4 districts of the Nampula province (Meconta, Monapo, Muecateand Murrupula).
Outcomes
1. Viable agribusiness cooperatives/associations effectively linked to a more fair value chain;
2. 2000 farmers increases their average productivity (kg per hectare) by at least 80%;
3. 2000 farmers increased their average profit income by US$ 200 per year;
Counterpart 506467 FTDES The overall objective of the proposed scoping research would be to identify new types of youth/young people to work with.

The proposed approach will be to identify a young social networker: a young person that we think can be an excellent gatekeeper in connecting us to young individuals and (informal) youth movements that we would not easily be able to get in touch with through our normal ways of working (via local partner organizations).

This young social networker will be asked to identify youth change makers: individuals that have powerful ideas, networks that are working on some kind of social change, etc. With help from a young technical researcher, short interviews will be conducted with these youth/youth movements during a period of one month, asking them about what they want to achieve, how (Oxfam) could support them. We hope for some kind of snowball effect where talking to one young person brings contacts to others etc. There is a great opportunity to connect this activity to a research activity within the4 Empower Youth for Work (EYW) project that will be conducted in collaboration with the Knowledge Hub on Governance and Citizenship (KH G<(>&<)>C). After a desk review around the shifting role of youth initiatives to influence policy in the first upcoming months, an in-depth case studydevelopment will follow around specific successful youth initiatives. What is also envisioned within EYW is to engage in a short exploratory series to engage in the creation of a simple guide to support the EYW countries in developing structures and strategies towork together with young people.
AENA - AGricultural Fair Trade, Nampula The current project aims to improve the living conditions of around 2,000 small-scale farmers in the province of Nampula, by enabling them to access fair markets of sesame, cashew nuts and peanuts. These commodities were chosen because of the potential to producethese crops in the selected districts (favorable agro ecological conditions and existing knowledge and skills from local farmers) and the good national and international potential of these crops (in normal seasons 50% can be sold internationally). With a total budget of 392,250 Euros, this project will be jointly implemented between Oxfam and AENA (a local NGO based in the Nampula province). AENA will do direct implementation of the activities with the beneficiaries and other stakeholders, Oxfamwill have the monitoring role and will provide its# expertise in value chain development programs.

GOAL: To improve the livelihood (mainly food security and family income) of small scale farmers through creating an enabling environment for Fair Trade of sesame, cashew nuts and peanuts in 4districts of the Nampula province in Mozambique.
STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE: To develop a robust platform composed of 2,000 individual andaggregated farmers in 4 districts of the Nampula province (Meconta, Monapo, Muecateand Murrupula).
Outcomes
1. Viable agribusiness cooperatives/associations effectively linked to a more fair value chain;
2. 2000 farmers increases their average productivity (kg per hectare) by at least 80%;
3. 2000 farmers increased their average profit income by US$ 200 per year;
Empowerment and access to justice After two tumultuous years characterized by the occupation of the north of the country by armed groups , a coup , suspension of development aid and the deployment of French troops, African and UN in the country , Mali  is turning point in the crisis. However, to do this , the Malian government has to face the consequences of bad governance over the past two decades and its impact the quality of services , including justice . Access to justice to resolve land disputes , domestic or criminal cases is essential for the development and the rule of law. Otherwise , corruption and lack of faith of citizens in their government may perpetuate insecurity and poverty .

Obtain updated information on the quality , efficacy and user perceptions on justice servicesremains a major problem in almost all legal systems worldwide . Official statistics include the number and type of cases heard , or possibly on the duration of the trial, rather than on the quality or level of satisfaction of stakeholders. And policy makers often have to refer on surveys and ad hoc studies to assess the quality of these services. This poses a problem for the establishment of a judicial  policy based on evidence and meet the needs of citizens. Thanks to an innovative approach to using ICTOxfam aims to fill this gap and enable citizens,particularly women , to give their views on the formal and informal legal services in real time , and identify problems and possible in order to improve their quality  solutions. This data can also be usedto hold the government responsible for the poor quality orlack of services simply .

Oxfam will build on its experience of other countries such as the Democratic Republic of Congo to help put in place processes and mechanisms for communities and authorities of justice (police, gendarmerie, the paralegals , lawyers, magistrates , local authorities ) to establish a regular dialogue and institutional # for improving the quality of legal services , prevention of violations of human rights and ensuring justice for victims. The information collected through anonymous SMS and other channels as a basis for dialogue.

The Empowerment of citizens in the area of justice in Mali " hereinafter called the Project" is based on decades of experience of Oxfam in Mali and elsewhere in  support of civil society faire de awareness on human rights and women,the provision of essential services for vulnerable women , and a good remedy for violations of rights. Oxfam now wants to use his experience to build the capacity of citizens, especially women, to monitor the provision of legal services and direct dialogue with the authorities in order to improve these services  .

The project will build the experience of Oxfam and our partners and DemeSo WILDAF over the past fiveyears in the training of paralegals, the sensibilization communities to improve their knowledge of the justicesystem , and the deployment of mobile legal clinics rural communities. The project will also incorporate the lessons of research conducted by HiiL and set embodied by DemeSo WILDAF and the perception of justice. Advocacy for taxes of Extractive Industries
Both Ends - Make Tax Fair Oxfam Novib  gives support to the projects of several social organizations, to join campaign "Make Tax Fair, for a fairer tax policies and extreme inequality in the world. Both Ends is one of them and is meant to maximize the involvement of the Dutch citizens.

Capital streams influence the usage of water and land, via investment in large waterworks such as dams and financial policies concerning agriculture and trade. Both ENDS gives civil society organisations a voice in these capital streams, so that natural resources benefit indigenous people. From this point of view, Both ENDS focuses on the themes Water, Land and Capital.

This project aims to put an end to global inequality and unfair tax . It will make more explicit that the Netherlands is not actively involved in an "international tax race." All companies registered in the Netherlands get services which make easier to undertake export activities with less conditions to obligate them arrangements to maximize the payment of taxes  that the Netherlands can make effective use to contribute to the reduction of unfair tax and good  image of " The Netherlands tax haven".
Country Office 506681 Country office Lao Mekong Learning Event - Right ToBe Heard
Farmers and Their Coffee - TWIN UK The project is a 6-month pilot to begin the process of working with West Nile coffee farmers and their organisations to seasonably improve the quality of their coffee and the value they receive from it.  The pilot will not cover all aspects of the challenge in smallholder coffee in West Nile, but it will lay the groundwork for a larger and longer project, which will follow it in time immediately.  The pilot will begin to address a range of key issues, to start the process of learning and change within the farmer groups and their umbrella organizations.
2013  floods response - CDR In 2013, several areas in Niger have been affected by floods with many victims.
To contribute to the response to the floods, Oxfam in partnership with His local partner called ##Contribution to Rural Development## (CDR)  decided to fill the gap in termsof needs not covered by the Niger Government in the region of  Maradi and Zinder through the implementation of this project. A total 8 communes are affected by this intervention for a period of four months from September 23, 2013. The project objective is to contribute to improving the living conditions of vulnerable households in Maradi and Zinder regions affected by the floods of 2013. The actual number of people reached by the intervention is 5,746 men and 5,945 women. The results achieved by this project are 1,509 households received conditional cash and 1,509 households have received hygiene and kitchen kits. On hygiene promotion component, the knowledge onhygiene promotion of 1509 households affected by the floods is strengthened. UNICEF has supplied kits and Novib funded activities.
DIERENBESCHERMING IMVOfacility 2016-2017 The Dutch government is committed to the development and implementation of agreements between companies, social organizations, trade unions and government in the field of International Corporate Social Responsibility (IMVO) and it granted a subsidy of EUR 996.346to ensure a structured and professional involvement of civil society and trade unions in the preparation of IMVO covenants in the Netherlands. The subsidy is Intended for Dutch based established  civil society organizations involved in the IMVO Covenant negotiations. The current covenant trajectories are on: Nutrition, insurers, gold, floriculture, sustainable natural stone.
The administration of the funds is operated by Oxfam Novib on request of the MVO Platform and the Ministry.
Magariro Capacity Building & DRR Magariro - Association for Community Development is based in Chimoio - Manica Province, organization that works to support communities in the development and implementation of disaster management programs and humanitarian crises.
Magariro has great potential for planning , implementation and management of humanitarian operations , need only formalize its vision and mission and strategic plan incorporate in this scope.
Magariro has excellent partnership with many actors of humanitarian action such as Oxfam (America, Canada, GB and Intermón), Concern Worldwide , World Food Program and INGC at Manica provincial level.

Magariro has been involved in emergency response since 2001, 2007 and 2008 and 2010 as a result of floods and floods of the Zambezi River.
The main purpose of this project is to empower Magariro to have a critical eye and an informed decision about the management of the humanitarian situation in the country,  participate effectively and sustainably in the prevention , mitigation and disaster management , including direct support to vulnerable population affected.
The project is the result of a thorough analysis carried out by the organization itself with facilitation of Oxfam Novib and identified and prioritized some thematic areas critical to prevent or limit the ability to Magariro and humanitarian mandate .
Overall objective is to contribute to reducing disaster risk in Mozambique by strengthening the role of Magariro in humanitarian issues.

Results:
# Magariro Trained in the Humanitarian Action Strategy.
# Programs and projects holistic community development integrating cross-cutting issues relevant to their context with emphasis on public health , environment, gender ,water and sanitation , prevention, mitigation and management of disasters and humanitarian crises of natural and human nature.
Country Office 506708 Oxfam Novib Uganda The campaign has taken a whole new structure in accordance with Field Review observations and recommendations from a WCC Field Review Report in which all previous WCC team players participated.  The new structure is meant to be fluid, effective, accessible and with a degree of flexibility to adjust to emerging needs and opportunities.
Unlike the previous WCC which had 4 regions of Central, Rwenzori, Acholi and W. Nile, this phase will cover two regions Acholi and W.Nile.  The representatives from the two regions and key stakeholders at the National level will form a WCC advisory committee who will meet as often as possible (but not lesser than once per quarter) to plan activities, fundraise, undertake M <(>&<)> E, etc. National level activities will include advocacy, lobbying, andshow-casing of the WCC change maker approach.  Fundraising and innovative visibility activities will be integral.
OXFAM will take up a coordinating role and provide global oversight and guidance. This hands on approach will go beyond being a donor but a key partner in influencing change, a convener, broker, facilitator and a catalyst in accordance to Oxfam#s new strategy. Hence, an amount of #56,060 will be booked in the system for Oxfam Uganda office, the balance will be sent to respective regional budget holders.  More in the budget and programme appraisal attached
FIAN Right to Food for All The project "Right to Food for All ' 2013/2014 of FIAN Netherlands is a sequel to the project " Speak out and act for the right to food and land"  financed in 2011/2012 from the thematic GROW Fund.  The current project aims to make Dutch students aware of the power of a human rights approach to fight against the structural causes of land grabbing and hunger. To this end, FIAN Netherlands willdevelop educational materials (factsheets on landgrabbing, digital files on the website, blogs on facebook), invite guest lectures for students (international law, international and development studies, nutritional and agricultural fields of study), organise filmdays, public events with guest speakers from the South and obtain signatures for 'Urgent Actions' concerning specific human rights violations. Students are also asked to become change agents ('multipliers') and a large number of students are expected to use the acquired knowledge in their later career (social).

In addition, FIAN (in collaboration with among others ON, BE, ActionAid, ICCO) isstriving for a structured dialogue between civil society organisations and Dutch government and Dutch/EU parliamentarians with the aim to lobby for a good implementation of the Voluntary Guidelines (VG) on the Responsible Tenure or Land, Fisheries and Forests (adopted in may 2012 by the FAO) within the Dutch development and human rights policy. In this context the so-called extra-territorial obligations (ETO's) of the Dutch government with respect to human rights violations outside the boundaries are also actively disseminated by FIAN (in close cooperation with the Dutch International Commission of Jurists) through the organisation of seminars and guest lectures.


NB Dutch project description also available.
Marketing of Agricultural & Dairy Prodct Incorporation and incubation of a private company for value addition and marketing of
Agricultural and Dairy food products of smallfarmers in District Rajanpur
Project Title
Incorporation and incubation of a private company for value addition and marketing of Agricultural and Dairy food products of small farmers in District Rajanpur
Project Duration
Duration for the proposed incubation support will cover the period of 12 months, tentatively from 1st Apr. 2014 to 28th Mar.2015 subject to approval conditions, however company will continue building its organizational and operational maturity after the subject duration.
Project Location
Proposed locationfor company's office is Kot Mithan city in District Rajanpur, however the scope of its operationsmay range all over the country, initially starting in following 3 districts:
Rajanpur
D.G. Khan
Rahim Yar Khan

Objectives <(>&<)> Outcomes:
OVERALL OBJECTIVE:
To create sustainable convergence of a social enterprise and HELP Foundation for organizational sustainability and socioeconomic development of small farmers particularly the three farmer associations namely Swail, Dharti and Al-Hamad formed under Oxfam Novib#s earlier project.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:
To eliminate exploitation of small farmers andmaximize their income through providing an affiliated business platform for the marketing of their agricultural and dairy products
To contribute in Government of Pakistan/Punjab's efforts for ensuring fair returns to farmers through developing a collective marketing system for them in District Rajanpur
To create a business enterprise and its sustainable convergence with HELP Foundation's non-profit development and humanitarian work for organizational sustainability
Outcome-1 (Company incorporation andcapacity building):
A Private Limited Company incorporated, capacitated and actively dealing mainly in agriculture offering fair prices to the farmers and in addition sharing at least 20% of the profit with them putting an end the exploitation and monopolyof the middleman..
Outcome-2 (Creating institutional interaction of the Company, HELP and the Trust):
The Company, HELP Foundation and the Trust have signed their mutual Terms of Engagement for smooth institutional interaction
Outcome-3 (Managing social enterprise of the Company):
The Company has met target of it Phase-1 business (grains marketing)as per the Business Plan
Emergency response The proposed project activities are aimed at restoring WOYE to the initial position before the conflict but with more precaution taken to ensure similar risks are either neutralized or minimized in the future. WOYE will ensure its databases are rebuilt and reconciled with clients' passbooks, replace all assets destroyed or stolen and put some control measures in place that will ensure WOYE does not lose its data or resources in such a magnitude in the event a similar conflict recurred in any of its branches in future.
Integrated Food Security & Livelihoods Integrated food security and livelihoods recovery project for vulnerable pastoral and Agro-pastoral communities in Garbaharey District- Gedo Region. A one year project seeks to target a total of 140 agro-pastoral and 513 pastoral households in Garbahare district with an equitable balance between men and women to ensure that the needs of both genders are addressed. In order to address the immediate livelihoods needs of the most vulnerable households as well as protect livelihoods and contribute to building resilience in Garbahare district, the activities will focus on short term emergency food security interventions during the lean season as well as medium term recovery programmes for pastoral and agro-pastoral households. The focus will be on the most vulnerable households in the target communities. The activities will include; 1. Unconditional cash transfers during the minor lean period to 39 female and 26 male beneficiaries from pastoral and agro-pastoral communities for two months in September 2013 and December 2013. 2. Cash for Work onrehabilitation of canals, Roads, and strategic water reserves (see BoQ)involving 126 participants (40% female beneficiaries workingon light activities) from pastoral and agropastoral communities between August and October 2013 prior to the onset of the deyr rains 3. Seed distribution to 56 male and 84 female beneficiaries for 2013 deyr season as well as basic training on appropriate agronomic practices. 4. Restocking of shoats for 360 female and 550 male beneficiariesfrom agro-pastoral and pastoral communities (70% F) including initial vaccination