devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Emergency Refugee Assistance: Emergency Response For Sudanese Refugees In Ethiopia And Sudan United States, Emergency Refugee and Migration Assistance Fund, Appropriation 0040. Enables the President to provide emergency assistance for unexpected and urgent refugee and migrantion needs worldwide. [United Nations Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees]
Bureau of African Affairs - 632b for USAFRICOM for TSCTP U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. [Covers services supplied by other U.S. Government agencies not otherwise classified.]
Wildlife Enforcement Network for Southern Africa (WENSA) Workshops to reach consensus on the structure, operation and means of future support for WENSA.
Department of State - Peacekeeping Operations: Africa Maritime Security Initiative (AMSI) APS Training Case
Bureau of African Affairs - Technical Representatives (TORP 18-006) U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. SUPPLY/TRANSP/PROCUREMENT [Covers services supplied by other U.S. Government agencies not otherwise classified.]
Bureau of African Affairs - Sudan - Light Engineering Corp U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. Julie Chalfin, COR[Covers services supplied by other U.S. Government agencies not otherwise classified.]
Information Redacted Information Redacted [Covers the costs for receiving, inspecting, stocking, pulling from stock, delivery, and other related services such as the 1 percent acquisition surcharge for executing grants and contracts above post warrant levels.]
Emergency Refugee Assistance: Emergency Response For Malian Refugees In Burkina Faso, Mauritania, And Niger And Malian Internally Displaced Persons, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Revised Emergency Appeal May 2012 United States, Emergency Refugee and Migration Assistance Fund, Appropriation 0040. Enables the President to provide emergency assistance for unexpected and urgent refugee and migrantion needs worldwide. [United Nations Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees]
Prior Year Contract (FY13) Closeout Costs United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [U.S. Government - Department of State]
Physical Security and Stockpile Management (PSSM) in the Africa Great Lakes Region Physical Security and Stockpile Management (PSSM) in the Africa Great Lakes Region [through Regional Centre on Small Arms and Light Weapons in the Great Lakes]
Contribution Towards United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)s Supplementary Budget Appeal (SB) -- Emergency Response to the Influxes of Refugees From the Central African Republic Into Neighboring Countries United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [United Nations Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees]
CPIF Financial Review Deloitte INFORMATION REDACTED [Covers awards where the principle purpose of the relationship is the transfer of money, property, services, or anything of value to the state, local government, or other recipient to accomplish a public purpose of support or stimulation authorized by the Federal statute.]
Bureau of African Affairs - South Sudan MVM Support U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. Covers services supplied by other U.S. Government agencies not otherwise classified.
Department of State - Peacekeeping Operations: Africa Conflict Stabilization and Border Security (Guinea and Uganda) To address conflict stabilization and border security needs in Africa, including nonlethal support (fuel and logistics) to support Uganda's efforts to counter the Lord's Resistance Army and security sector reform for Guinea.
Bureau of African Affairs - APCs for Burkina Faso, Guinea and Niger U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. Joseph Larry Noel[Covers services supplied by other U.S. Government agencies not otherwise classified.]
Democracy, Rights, and Governance Programs Promote political party capacity building and encourage more inclusive democratic processes in underrepresented areas.
Supporting Physical Security and Stockpile Management (PSSM) in the Sahel Sahara Region Supporting Physical Security and Stockpile Management (PSSM) in the Sahel Sahara Region [through Small Arms Survey]
Identifying Trafficking Risk and Best Practices for Combating Risk in sub-Saharan Africa In partnership with the American Bar Association Rule of Law Institute (ABA ROLI) and Solidarity Center, and in collaboration with the African Labor Research Network (ALRN), Verite will lead a two-year investigation of global supply chains and TIP risks in sub-Saharan Africa. The project will examine: 1) African supply chain characteristics; 2) TIP risks associated with global supply chains in a range of African contexts; 3)Company and industry practices that either enable or help prevent TIP in African supply chains; and 4) legal and policy frameworks in which global supply chains operate in SSA, and in which TIP takes place and/or is prevented and prosecuted.
Department of State - Peacekeeping Operations: Support Flights for AMISOM TCC in and out of Mogadishu
Export Control and Related Border Security Assistance, Container Control Programme Container Control Program (CCP)
Department of State - Peacekeeping Operations: Africa Conflict Stabilization and Border Security (ACSBS) The purpose of this is to provide advisory support to military and Ministry of Defense (MOD) personnel.
Department of State - Peacekeeping Operations: Africa Maritime Security Initiative (AMSI) To provide maritime security training to Ghana and Sub-Saharan African countries including through the Africa Partnership Station.
Sahel Physical Security and Stockpile Management (PSSM) Matrix Sahel Physical Security and Stockpile Management (PSSM) Matrix [through Small Arms Survey]
Bureau of African Affairs - IAA with CBP for Ethiopia U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. [Covers services supplied by other U.S. Government agencies not otherwise classified.]
Capacity building for Member States of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Building upon results and established partnerships, UNODC Regional Office for Southern Africa (ROSAF) will continue to assist Member States of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) in the implementation of the Protocol through drafting of legislation, national policy frameworks, national plans of action, implementing regulations and standard operating procedures. The project will also conduct trainings on victim-centered investigations and prosecutions of human trafficking, and establish a harmonized data-collection and reporting mechanism on trafficking in persons.
Transboundary Governance of the Kwando River Basin: Protecting the heart of Southern Africa To strengthen the transboundary planning, management and governance in the Kwando River Basin in Southern Africa
Bureau of African Affairs - 632b with DSCA for Counter Poaching U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. Covers services supplied by other U.S. Government agencies not otherwise classified.
Bureau of African Affairs - ACOTA - Logistics Services U.S. Department of State: Bureau of African Affairs. Information Redacted. Information has been redacted in accordance with the two principled exceptions defined in the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) of 2016: the health and secu
F.a: Advocacy and awareness rising on Human Rights to blind people The umbrella organization of blind people of Zanzibar and Pemba plans to train 60 members, who become trainers of trainees, for 6 days on Human Right and disability issues as well as on lobby and advocacy work. The main goal is to increase their capacities
 and self-esteem to fight for their rights.
F.a: Goat livestock breeding for persons with disabilities Goat rearing/income generating activities. During the first phase of the project 9 persons with a disability in Myanmar Mon State, La MIne town raise goats. In the second phase 22 persons with a disability receive 2 goats for rearing. The living condition 
of persons with a disability is enhanced by the goat rearing and attitudes toward disability change for the better in La Mine town due to the advocacy work done during the project. Some goats are left for the organisation to raise and therefore the organis
ation itself becomes more sustainable.
INT/WIDER-Institute UNU WIDER-instituutti vuosiavustus Research of the global development issues obligations of the Host Government Agreement and support for the research work. The UN General Assembly formally adopted the Charter of the UNU in 1973.The United Nations University UNU is a global research and tea
ching organization focusing on issues that impact sustainable development in the developing countries. The role of the UN University is to generate new knowledge enhance individual and institutional capacities and disseminate useful information to relevant
 audiences. The University functions as a think tank for the UN system and for UN Member States and serves as a bridge between the United Nations and the international academic community. It coordinates a network of 12 international research institutes (on
e of which is the UNU-Wider-Institute) and 3 individual research projects. The headquarters are in Tokyo and the UN Member Organizations provide for voluntary contributions to an endowment fund.The current UNU-WIDER research programme for 2014-2018 focuses
 research on the triple challenge of structural transformation inclusion and sustainability. Cutting across the entire research programme are three high-priority concerns: Africa's inclusive growth gender equity and aid effectiveness. The research programm
e focuses on themes that are at the core of the new Agenda 2030 for sustainable development.The UNU-WIDER budget for 2015 was around USD 98 million. The funding consists of core contributions of the four donor countries income from the Endowment Fund and p
roject funding. The Finnish core contribution to UNU-WIDER this year is 19 million euros (14 milj. + 05 milj.) Other main donors are Sweden Denmark and Great Britain. The Department for Development Co-operation within the MFA administers the Finnish co-ope
ration with UNU-WIDER. Hanke edistää maailmanlaajuisten kehitysongelmien tutkimusta. UNU-WIDER toteuttaa globaalien kehityshaasteiden monialaista tutkimusta ja analysoi maailmantalouden ongelmia pyrkien löytämään niihin ratkaisuja. Tutkimusohjelma vuosille  2019-23 rakentu
u kolmesta teemasta: talouksien valtioiden ja yhteiskuntien tutkimuksesta.  Tutkimusohjelman yksityiskohtaiset alateemat ovat uuden kestävän kehityksen Agenda 2030 keskiössä. Tutkimustieto on suunnattu kehitysmaiden poliittisille päättäjille avunant
ajille ja tutkijoille.UNU-WIDERin vuosittainen budjetti on ollut noin 10m?  ja se on perustunut yleisavustuksiin peruspääomarahastosta saataviin tuloihin ja korvamerkittyyn hankerahoitukseen. Suomen rinnalla muut päärahoittajat ovat Iso-Britannia ja Ru
otsi. Suomen tuki UNU-WIDERille perustuu isäntämaasopimuksesta aiheutuvien velvoitteiden täyttäminen sekä tuki tutkimustoiminnalle. Suomen yleistuki on 14 miljoonaa euroa. Sen lisäksi  Suomi on velvollinen maksamaan isäntämaasopimukseen liittyviä 
teknisiä kuluja.Tähän on varattu 04-05 m? vuodessa. Mikäli toteutuneiden teknisten kulujen jälkeen varoja jää yli niitä käytetään erillisellä sopimuksella maakohtaiseen tutkimustiedon jakamiseen ja kapasiteetin vahvistamiseen.  Hankkeen kokonai
srahoitus on 9.680.000? jaettuna viidelle vuodelle.
ETI/Planning funds ETI/Kehitysyhteistyön suunnittelu The purpose of the planning funds for Ethiopia is to ensure needed resources for planning monitoring and evaluation of the development cooperation projests in the country. The planning funds are needed to implement high quality development projects that pr
oduce results. The objectives of the cooperation are based on Ethiopia Growth and Transformatio Plan (GTP) and Finland's development policy priorities. The sectors of the bilateral cooperation include WASH (Water sanitation and Hygiene) education and rural
 economic cooperation. Additional 150 000 euros has been granted for planning funds. Etiopian maaohjelman suunnitteluun myönnetyn rahan tarkoitus on taata riittävät resurssit hankkeiden valmisteluun arviointiin ja seurantaan. Rahan avulla pyritään Etiopiassa toteuttamaan laadukkaita ja tuloksellisia kehitysyhteistyöhankkeita. Toteute
ttu kehitysyhteistyö perustuu Suomen Etiopian maastrategian ja Etiopian (kehitysyhteistyön) maaohjelman tavoitteisiin Ne puolestaan pohjautuvat Etiopian kehitysohjelman tavoitteisiin Suomen kehityspolitiikan tavoitteisiin ja YK:n kestävän kehityksen ta
voitteisiin. Nyt haetaan lisää suunnittelurahoja  75 euroa. Etiopia Kahdenvälinen kehitysyhteistyö keskittyy opetukseen veteen (vesihuolto hygienia ja sanitaatio eli WASH)  ja maaseudun taloudelliseen kehitykseen.  Etiopian suunnitteluvaroiksi haetaan 
lisää 75 000 euroa.
F.a: Three short documentary films on community land rights in Indonesia In the project, there will be produced three short documentary films about the struggle of the indigenous people to keep their indigenous territory. The films will highlight the actions taken by these groups to sustainably manage and use the community fore
sts. The initiative by the Indonesian government regarding the management of community forests have not turned out successful. Meanwhile, forest-dependant communities have come with several different initiatives that should be noted worthwhile. Films will 
be shot in Tulungagung area (East Java), in Riau peninsula (Sumatra) and Buru island (Moluccas). The Riau film is related to the work of the Jikalahari network, which is also supported by Siemenpuu. Two other films are related to the work of Telapak and lo
cal contacts. The films will be published in internet and as DVD, and it is intended to broadcast them in the local tv and villages vulnerable in respect of forest livelihoods. Siemenpuu and organizations supported by it can use these films in their own co
mmunication. Telapak was established in early 1996 in Bogor by 7 environmentalist. It promotes sustainable use of natural resources. Telapak supports community-based natural resource management, which results in more sustainable forest management and promo
tes the well-being of forest-dependant communities struggling with deforestation. The funding of Telapak comes partly from cooperatives and communities enterprises. Telapak is known for its multimedia campaigns, that target local, national and internationa
l audience. The Gekko Studio responsible for film production works in alliance with Telapak. www.telapak.org
F.a: Women legal empowerment and Human/Women Rights Promotion Although the role of women in Afghanistan is generally at the moment better than under the Taliban (1996-2001) it is still weak, according to the UNDP's gender equality index, it is the world's weakest. Although there has been made significant improvements
 in the political and labor force participation, there is strong impact of traditional and extreme religious parties on the status of women, especially in rural areas, where there is women's high illiteracy and violence against women. The project aims to p
romote women's literacy and legal awareness of women's rights and human rights, legal aid and legal advice and in cases of violence against women. In addition, the project aims at promoting men's awareness of women's rights. The target group is the rural c
ommunities of men and women Waras and Punjab in the county area of Bamyan. Shuhada Organization is an NGO founded by Sima Samar, the president of the Afghanistan's National Human Rights Commission, and the current Chairman of the former Minister for Women'
s Affairs. It was originally founded in Quetta, Pakistan, in 1989. The aim is to Afghan reconstruction and development and focus on particular to improve the position of women and children. www.shuhada.org
Support to Syrian Justice + Accountability Center (SJAC) SJAC Tuki Syyrian ihmisoikeusloukkausten dokumentointiin ja rankaisemattomuuden vastaiseen työhön Syrian Justice + Accountability Center (SJAC) aims to produce a complete repository of comprehensive high-quality and usable documentation that is prepared to feed into justice mechanisms but also used to drive justice discourse among Syrians and the inter
national community.SJAC has during its three years of existence developed into leading documenter of Syrian human rights violations. SJAC aims to document all violations by any party but in its analysis it concentrates on 1) sexual and gender-based violenc
e; 2) violations by ISIL; 3) violations on detainees and conditions on detain centers.The beneficiaries of the project are all victims and survivors of human rights violations in Syria. Especially women victims of sexual violence former detainees minoritie
s opposition politicians and human rights defenders.SJAC has been established in 2012 as part of the work of the Group of Friends of the Syrian People (FoSP) and it has so far been hosted and supported by IREX (an US NGO). SJAC is supposed to attain its fu
ll independence during 2016. Project is well aligned with the Finnish development policy of 2016 and the peace building policy. Finland has supported SJAC before in 2012 with EUR 170.000. SJAC:n (Syria Justice + Accountability Center) tavoitteena on dokumentoida Syyrian sodan kaikkien osapuolten kokemat ihmisoikeusloukkaukset ja tuoda analysoitu luokiteltu ja järjestettyaineisto eri toimijoiden (oikeudelliset rankaisemattomuus tilivelvolli
suus) käytettäväksi osana Syyrian laajaa rauhan- ja kansallisen sovinnon prosessia.SJAC on saavuttanut reilun kolmen vuoden aikana aseman keskeisimpänä Syyrian ihmisoikeusloukkausten dokumentoijana ja säilyttäjänä. Sen tietokanta on teknisesti kor
kealaatuinen ja suojattu:tietomurtojen ja kyber-hyökkäyksen riski on toki aina olemassa. SJAC dokumentoi kaikkia io-rikkomuksia ja mahdollisia sotarikoksia mutta analyysissään sen kolme keskeisintä teemaa ovat 1) seksuaalinen ja sukupuoleen kohdistuva
 väkivalta (SGBV); 2) ISILin ihmisoikeusrikkomukset; sekä 3) poliittisiin vankeihin (detainees) kohdistuvat rikkomukset ja pidätyskeskusten olot. Hankkeen hyödynsaajia ovat kaikki Syyrian sota- ja ihmisoikeusrikkomusten uhrit ja selviytyjät. Heitä ov
at erityisesti naiset seksuaalisen väkivallan uhrit entiset vangit vähemmistöjen edustajat poliittiset toisinajattelijat ja ihmisoikeuspuolustajat. Järjestö on perustettu vuonna 2012 osana Syyrian kansan ystäväryhmän järjestäytymistä ja sitä is
ännöi/tukee toistaiseksi yhdysvaltalainen IREX-järjestö. SJAC on itsenäistymässätodennäköisesti vuoden 2016 aikana. Hanke on linjassa Suomen kepo-selonteon ja rauhanvälityksen toimintaohjelman kanssa. Suomi on aiemmin tukenut järjestöä vuonna 
2012 yhteensä 170.000 eurolla.
F.a: Development education Even though information on global issues and globalization is available to Finnish audiences more than ever through social media and internet, the need for experience-based and evidence-based material on development cooperation is needed more than ever. Al
so the political development in European countries in the past years has shown, that there exists a lot of intolerance and ignorance against people and phenomena in developing countries and therefore all the actors in development filed are obliged to provi
de accurate and reliable information on global issues.  Development education of ISF is based on informing and discussing about the causes of poverty, inequality and the basics of development cooperation and its impact on improving the conditions of life. 
The audience and participants of ISF's development education are students, teachers and interested public in general who will be reached through social media, printed material and events. Cooperation is done with youth organisations and other NGOs in this 
field in Finland.
F.a: Urban Risk and Resilience To reduce impact of disasters on vulnerable population and increase capacity of the population to respond and recover.
F.a: Establishment of Blocks Production Center to Be Run by PWDs Block/bricks making small enterprise to be established by 10 PWDs, 3+3 physically disabled men+women, 4 hearing impaired women + 1 non disabled sign language interpreter women. Machines, tools, equipment and some raw materials by Abilis FT-grant.
F.a: ARO office PMER support for the Regional Programme In order to improve programme quality and programme development, and ensure strategic guidance and partners’ capacity building, it is of essence to have presence in the countries and support PMER. For this to be successful FCA needs to commit long-term f
unding. Networking and attending coordination, sector and cluster meetings are important and also the key when seeking new funding. Working with the local partners successfully requires working hand in hand throughout the project cycle. The field presence 
is in line with FCA’s regional strategy, and supporting the strategic goals especially related to programme quality, capacity building, advocacy and relationship building with other organisations/actors as well as broadening the funding base.The main obj
ective: The overall objective is to improve effectiveness, quality and impact of the FCA regional programme focusing on the thematic areas, Right to Livelihood, Right to Education and Right to Peace through established field presence.Expected results: Stra
tegic and operational planning for the region including programme and project PME and administrative support Established a functional working relationship and collaboration with UN agencies, I/NGOs, CBOs and government authorities at regional and country l
evel New partnership and networking opportunities have been created to broadening the funding opportunities  Effective coordination of work and cooperation with other aid organisations Capacity of local partners are built for effective and efficient progra
mme implementation Thematic advice is provided to the regional and country programmes and projects Effective emergency response/humanitarian aid has been provided during disasters Resourcing and staffing of the Regional Office and Programme Countries have 
been ensuredManagement and administration of the Regional Office have been further strengthened and support to field presence in programme countries providedInput of partner organisations and topics from the region into the lobby and advocacy work have bee
n increasedSupport and input for communication purposes have been ensuredPartners:Local and regional civil society actors, international organisations, government, donors