devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Natuur & Milieu NL - Impl Insurance Conv In addition to its specific knowledge and experience in the field of the environment and climate change, Natuur <(>&<)> Milieu brings along the experience of various other covenants (such as foodstuffs and floriculture) as well as broad experience in supporting companies in the transition to a sustainable future.
Although the IMVO trajectories are international and N <(>&<)> M has a national focus, this is no reason to ignore these trajectories to N <(>&<)> M. It is crucial in an IMVO process with Dutch insurers, who playa leading role in the international financial world, the serious risks that can be (directly) linked to its investments not only inthe field of human rights but also in climate change and biodiversity. expressly a role is reserved for Nature <(>&<)> Environment.The climate is not a geographic local problem. In due diligence processes by large financial institutions with a large impact in the medium and longer term, it is not allowed to 'shop' for risks that are comfortable with the support base, but a good process that maps the consequences of its investment policy must be the guiding principle.
The input of N <(>&<)> M in the covenant processes will therefore focus on the activities of the covenant partners in the Netherlands with the emphasis on the investmentpolicy and the resulting due diligence process on investments. In an international context, we are connected to the CAN (Climate Action Network) and the EEB (European Environmental Board). Through the CAN, N <(>&<)> M can directly deploy global organizations such as Transparency International, Climate Analytics, Client Earth and CMW (Carbon Market Watch). In addition, N <(>&<)> M, for example, has a strong partnership with Greenpeace, which is also widely represented internationally. In several of her projects, N<(>&<)> Mcontributes from the 'green sector', sometimes in the form of informal consultation, sometimes in the form of formally organized representation.
Palestinian Livestock Development Center The PLDC, with 500 herder members, is the only specialized small ruminants# organisation working in the West Bank. PLDC#s role willbe to expand its services, including a veterinary laboratory, mobile veterinary clinics, a farm for rearing an improved strain of rams, artificial insemination, quality fodder supply, food processing facilities building on its highly successful experience with cheese-making since 2004, and marketing services to support ruminant value chain development.
BAL'LAME-Youth political participation This project aims to strengthen the political commitment of young people through education and awareness raising on their electoralrights and the electoral process in the eight (8) municipalities that make up the Mayahi department
Through the strengthening of young people's capacities, which will be organized in the form of educational talks. Round tables between young people with political leaders, traditional and religious leaders, members of civil society and local administrative leaders to ensure that their electoralrights are respected.
CO-Protection micro project Covid-19 The hotline connects callers to Psychosocial counselors from the relevant networks in targeted communities, across the Herat and Helmand provinces for free. The hotline support as part of the case management support, information dissemination on GBV, COVID-19, referral and follow up of protection cases. Group based activities are not advisable in the current circumstances and should only be conducted if they comply with government directives and prevention and mitigation measures are put in place. Given to the current circumstances# alternative modalities in active hotline establishment need to be explored to ensure continued protection support, such as follow up by phone. Based on the guidance set up by the Protection Cluster, psychosocial counsellors should it be a requirement to note any statistical information as age and gender of callers, verbal consent must be obtained from the caller. Set the proceduresfor when and how to refer persons with severe psychological distress and updated list of links and other information and psychoeducational materials that can be sent/sharing to the caller when ending the call. Psychosocial counselors can alleviate the stress and anxiety produced by the outbreak and can also be used to share information on the containment, prevention and response to COVID-19, The properly train staff will be nourished with updated service mapping information. This intervention will provide Information on COVID-19 for communities, People who are surviving violence in their relationships and families may be experiencing increased isolation and danger caused by social distancing measures during the Coronavirus pandemic i.e. following are the bullate-points for interventions.
Everyone inlude by Arts This project called All included by art is an iniitative developped by Agoratoire to continue to develop cultural and social methods adapted to  young people living with disabilities (direct beneficiaries and actors) and others
2. young urban word and other artists, and (direct beneficiaries and actors)
3. the members of Malian society (indirect)
he project focuses on learning and innovation,with festivals and podiums as vehicles for #inclusion# messages and the empowerment of target groups for 15 months implemented in Bamako, based on the context
1. Young people and children living with a disability do not fully participate in society, do not have sufficient support, do not have a forum to speak and express themselves. These young people are discriminated against, marginalized and stigmatized, especially those living with mental disabilities.
2. Young spoken word/slam and other artists are convinced of the positive effect that their art form can have and want to highlight it, with target groups, especially the most destitute. It is difficult live from their art while being creative and looking for opportunities.
3. Malian society is not yet ready to change their viewof their views on people with disabilities and that#s why more advocacy is needed and are they considered a target group.

People with disabilities are part of society, young artists are part of society, and artists are becoming true spokespersons for working with people with disabilities.
OGB HR Partnership model IDO The overall goal of the project is to undertake a review of the partnership model In Central Sulawesi Emergency Response program and generate recommendations for clear way forward; input into the Oxfam in Indonesia and learning on localisation and partnerships inemergencies in Indonesia.
UCP United Civilians for Peace (UCP) is a collaboration between ICCO, Oxfam Novib and PAX. UCP is committed to a just and peaceful solution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with the rights and interests of citizens are central. Our principles are international lawand human rights.
CO-Sustainable food Oxfam in Cambodia has been implementing its Resilience Programme Strategy ( 2016-2020) to address these challenges. The programme envisages that #Poor people in selected rural and urban areas in Cambodia, especially women and small scale farmers, will bebetter prepared and able to cope with climate change and external shocks, including natural disasters, foremost floods and droughts#. Access to innovation and markets for agriculture (AIM) is  a cornerstoner of the strategy, fitting  well with the strategic change objective 1 of the programme for which #Poor people, especially women and small scale farmers, in selected rural and urban areas have accessand control over financial means, water resources, adaptive sustainable agriculture techniques, innovation and/or information to improve their livelihood#.
Objectives:
- To improve and strengthen smallholder farmer/producers particularly women, by improving the system of rice intensification (SRI), sustainable rice platform, and integrating farming system (IFS) skills and diversifying farm production for market.
- To maximize income of smallholder farmer producers particularly women through agricultural diversification (e.g. vegetable growing and chicken raising), and promoting better access to markets and developing an agri-business model. - To assure sustainable incomes of small holder farmers especially women through financial and market access and value chain;
- To assure foodsecurity and increase incomes of Women-led Agriculture Service (WLAS) members and small holder farmers by applying innovation agriculture principle ideas resilience to climate change and other disasters, and linking their products to market access and value chain
The proposed grant will contribute to Resilience Programme of Oxfam in Cambodia vis a vis improving innovative knowledge to improveagriculture productivity of women smallholder agrarians and producers in community#s target areas. The grant will support  2 local NGOs: Rachana and Srer Khmer. This grant will be used to boost the agriculture production and productivity through:

- Women participation in the policy and dialogue on agriculture and water, including Sustainable Rice Platform/SRP work at the national level.
- Building on adoption of system of rice intensification (SRI) to test the SRP Standards, increasing rice yields  and integrated farmingsystem, fish raising, vegetable growing and rice seeds producer groups.
- Promotion of women-friendly agriculture machineries through Women-led Agriculture ServiceTeam, linking to  private manufacturers
- Promotion of women agriculture extension in the field, andlinking them to commune planning, district, and provincial department of agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
AMA-Associaçao do Meio Ambiente 507669 AMA- Association of the environment, was created on May 19, 1990 in the City of Pemba, Province of Cabo Delgado with the name of NUMA (Environmental Nucleus) and was recognized and authorized to operate by the Governor of the Province on 31 January 1991. It is registered in the Bulletinof the Republic No 20, Series III dated 16 May 2007.
This NGO emerged from the union of young people motivated by the interest of safeguarding environmental resources, damage caused by erosion, indiscriminate overturning of forests, as wellas the
protected species of animals.
COSACA is undertaking the development of these training materials and will conduct the training in the context of strengthening our national partners to be more effective emergency response implementors.
This training seeks tobetter prepare national partners to respond to emergencies and to have fundamental understanding of core humanitarian principles / standards as well as a good understanding of best practices. It can also be used to provide partner refresher and or strengthening training for those with whom we already work and can be extended to relevant government focal points so that they too can better understand our role as NGOs in emergency response.
CO-506588 The proposed action will support smallholder farmers affected by both the recent drought, flood  and crisis to increase their productive capacity through provision of agricultural inputs as well as training. The above action will increase availability ofquality inputs in the short run and subsequently lead to increase food availability and address the huge gaps created by less optimum production as result of years of crisis as well as recent conflicts and flood
Mise en oeuvre de loi 58-2017 à Jerba Since October 2015, some 60 feminist organizations have organized themselves as National Coalition of Association for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls (CNAV). The positive record of this coalition, which largely contributed to the adoption on July 26 of the integral law, motivated the decision of the members to continue its actions and to extend its mandate beyond the adoption of the law. Oxfam's role as advocacy and co-ordinator of this coalition was welcomed by coalition members and renewed.
This intervention will allow the coalition to continue to play a major role in the implementation of this law in Jerba, including its popularization and monitoring of implementation, as well as the work on social attitudes and norms in order to minimize the resistance thatexists. could hinder its implementation.
CO-Oxfam GB OXFAM Market Development Programs contribute to livelihoods improvement through market-­#based livelihoods approaches, to build resilience and coping for local communities. These approaches involve the use of value-chain and M4P analyses to identify market systemfailures that are preventing the oPt agricultural sector from achieving its full potential and benefitting small Palestinian farmers, women and youth.  OXFAM utilises a multi-stakeholder approach, with Oxfam acting as a convenor to bring together the diverse stakeholders involved in selected commodity value chains to effectively link up small-scale producers in agro-commercial value chains - recognizing that women in these value chains are central economic actors # and link producers, processors, key sectoral representatives, and service suppliers in a series of integrated activities that provide benefits for all actors.

OXFAM has attempted to address the issue of market failure using a systemic approach which takes into account the actions, behaviours and interests of all actorsin the value chain in order to craft solutions that satisfy all. OXFAM is using systemic market analysis, facilitation and developmental approaches to design and deliver with a wide range of stakeholders, programs toimprove the functioning of the olive oil, fruits and vegetable markets for the benefit of small-scale and medium scale women and men farmers across the West Bank.  In Gaza,  OXFAMbuilt the capacities of the small scale producers and youth  in improved quality, production methods and techniques, value addition, business management and marketing in order for them to address key constraints in improving their livelihood and has helped to develop the urban and peri urban agriculture market in Gaza.
OGB-Bangladesh JR-II Violence in Rakhine State, Myanmar, which began on 25 August 2017, has driven more than 690,000 Rohingya across the border into Coxs Bazar, Bangladesh. Pre-existing camps and settlements have expanded with the new influx and at the same time new spontaneous settlements are formed and are quickly growing. People are staying in the forests and roadside places with limited or no shelter. Also, new arrivals are being absorbed by host communities. The refugee influx is putting an enormous pressure on existinginfrastructure, facilities and services both in the camps and settlements, and host community. The speed and scale of the refugee influx has resulted in a critical humanitarian emergency.

The key objective of the Bangladesh Joint Response is to providelife-saving basic assistance in settlements, camps and host communities, and to seek protection, dignity and safety of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. The project will focus on activities in the sectors where both needs as well as gaps in assistance arehighest and where DRA member organizations can make a difference. These sectors are: WASH, Food, Shelter/NFIs, Health and Protection. A strong protection focus is ensured in all activities.
KH Bophana - Amplifying for indige The project #Amplifying voice for indigenous women and discriminated groups through innovative multimedia# aims to amplifying voices for Indigenous Women with/without Disability experienced with Gender-Based Violence through innovative multimedia. The ultimate goal of this project is to empower indigenous women with/without disability to access culturally appropriate education, health, and social services.
This project is expected to promote changes in attitudes for Indigenous Women with/without Disability that perpetuatethe social acceptance of gender-based violence. The concerns for Indigenous Women with/without Disability experienced with Gender-Based Violence have been raised through documentary film and dialogues platform. It#s also expected that multimedia coverage of concerns and evidence to influence the change through strengthening and expanding cooperation at national and international level.
Film-producing skills related to #Women#s Indigenous Voice# will be achieved through training, film screening, community dialogue, developing web-documentary platform, and by screening in the film festival at national and international level. This project will provide training and capacity building on cinematography and film producing to 12 selected young indigenous women with/without disability whohave experienced gender based violence from Banteay Meanchey, Ratanakiri and Mondulkiri province of Cambodia. 12 short-film documentaries have been produced by trained youths with technical support from Bophana#s film producers. One master film representing and illustrating the 12 short-films# major stakes has been produced. Multimedia website platform which includes project content and shortfilms has developed.
Addressing impact of rice tarrification This proposed project launches a strategic campaign against the rice tariffication law while also recognizing that its current impacts is clearly a symptom that the Philippines has a weak and vulnerable rice industry and agricultural system. Smallholder and marginalized farmers, a majority of the sector, absorbed price drop shocks brought by RTL among other inefficiencies of the system already suffering the slow onset of climate change.

It is aimed at clarifying the concerns of the vulnerable farmers vis-à-vis the RTL. Women,elderly farmers and children; and allied groups coming together and expressing real concrete evidence and experiences. Discussions will not be limited to RTL, it will take the opportunity to re-establish focus on forward looking durable and sustainable solutions to an ailing rice industry.

By the end of the project it would have strengthened resolve and  unity among local farmer leaders and organizations across the country.The campaign will have localized expressions in major rice producing areas around the country, highlighting particularities of the area, needs of women, elderly, and young farmers in their respective sites to present facts, contribute information, and agree on actions on short and longterm solutions.

All of these information from farmers groups, vulnerablesectors, and suggestions from experts will form a policy paper to be disseminated in popular form and used to engage government andfind better and fair solutions together. Each localized campaign will have a strategic communication and engagement plan to be formulated and implemented with women, elderly, and young farmers at the forefront. The communication plan will utilize social media/internet for for internal linkage building and localized social media group campaigns. Local women leaders from PKKK or other elderly and young leaders from other farmers groups will be developed to face the media and become spokespersons in public engagemetns to speak for their sectors.

Since many farmers lost income the impacts of RTL is akin to a disaster it has already generated calls for relief in the form of support or compensation. However, it is understood that this campaign values long term, sustainable change in the rice industry and agricultural system.
Finance for developpement-ROTAB With ROTAB we will work at the national level. Research based, gender sensitive advocacy campaign (on fiscal exemptions of the EI, on better use of the revenues from the EI sector, on the central budget (annually), including annual citizen budget sessions,#). By sharing the results of the researches with CSOs and others partners, we intend to provide evidence for the influencing effort.
Theseoutcomes will link to the outcomes in the project proposal as well as outcomes mentioned in the CO project description##More publicresources are available for development through an increased participation of vulnerable groups in a more efficient and transparentmanagement and fairer mobilisation of public resources at the national level##
The main strategy will consist in influencing work. In addition, in order to create a critical mass for influencing, Oxfam intends to create a loose platform which unites CSOs, academia and media actors interested in the field of budget analysis <(>&<)> fiscal policies. All members of this platform will profit fromcapacity development activities. Building up expertise on the topic fiscal policies will be a particular area of attention as thereis little experience on this topic.
CO-Multi-sector emergency drought respon WASH: Rehabilitation and construction of water wells, distribution of hygiene kits, conducting hygiene promotion sessions.
 Protection:
Provision of Mobile outreach services, Provide quality and timely case management services and referrals through increasing thelinkage between child protection and gender-based violence (GBV) case management including development of standard operating procedures for care for child survivors and referral pathways at district and community level, and Provide multi-sectoral survivor centered GBV services to IDPs, returnees and host communities, including drought affected, through improved GBV coordination.
Project Summary:
The action proposed qualifies as an immediate multi-sector emergency response to the current drought with integration of gender and protection, developed around engagement with local communities and local authorities.
The activities will revolve around two main sectors:
- Provision of emergency WASH assistance: access to safe water and hygiene promotion;
- Implementation of protection activities, focused on prevention and response to GBV, outreach of victims of GBV, provision of referrals systems and case management and establishment of safe spaces for women.
The intervention aims at integrating the two sectors to provide a comprehensive response to the communities affected by drought: WASH activities including provision of safe water and attention to health and protection assistance to GBV victims and gender activities will be mainstreamed in the entire implementation through community outreach, mobilization and awareness raising. Oxfam will implement these WASH and Protection response activities in close coordination with other organizations implementing emergency food security and livelihoods activities in the same locations which will further contribute to complementarity.
It is critical in this moment in time to provide immediate support in the areas affected by the drought:
- In order to prevent further displacement: a significant number of communities are leaving their homes searching for water and areas suitable for agriculture and livestock;
- In order to ensure that the conditions of women and girls do not degenerate: deep poverty and deprivation have a heavy toll on women and girls,often more vulnerable and more exposed to risks, especially GBV.
The action will be implemented by Oxfam and two local sub implementing partners, each one with specific sector expertise, in a logic of promoting local humanitarian leadership and of broader outreach of beneficiaries, leveraging on the connection and knowledge of the territory that the local partners provide.
In a conflict-torn country, where insecurity and poverty have been impacting local population for long, it is critical to provide immediate support and support local communities in their quest for resilience and security.