devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
F.a: Strenghtening of Food Security WHAT: training on good hygiene practices, healthy diet, organic farming, animal raising. Planting fruit trees, constructing fish ponds WHY: many children in Kampong Thom are malnourished due to lack of food, bad hygienen and lack of information about healt
hy diet. Also, the big floods in 2011 contributed to the misery of the communities by destroying the rice field (including seed rice). CWS Cambodia aims to enhance the food quantity and quality in the communities and improve the hygiene practices and level
 of knowledge in food related issues. RESULTS: increased awareness about healthy diet and hygiene. Poor families have access to healthy and suffcient food. New sustainable food production methods are applied BENEFICIARIES: Poor families in Kampong Thom, ch
ildren in the communities
FLC: KiVa Antibullying Program in Brazil PYM: KiVa Kiusaamisen vastainen ohjelma Brasiliassa Translate and adapt the Finnish antibullying methodology KiVa to Brazilian context. The program will be tested in 10 schools in the outskirts of Fortaleza where ullying and school violence are common. Kääntää ja muokata suomalainen KiVa - kiusaamisen vastainen ohjelma Brasiliaan sopivaksi ja testata sitä 10 koulussa peruskoulun ensimmäisillä luokilla Fortalezan esikaupunkialueella. Hankkeessa painetaan portugalinkieliset KiVa-materiaalit ja koulu
tetaan opettajat. Koulukiusaaminen on periferian kouluissa vakava ongelma ja sekä opettajiin että oppilaisiin kohdistuva väkivalta yleistä.
F.a: ZNAPD Communication and Resource Mobilization project FPD: ZNAPD programme for democracy and inclusion, ZNAPD D+I  . WHAT: The CoRe programme supports ZNAPD as the biggest Zambian organization of people with physical disabilities on three levels. The project improves the fundraising and communication skills o
f the ZNAPD central office, at the provincial level, five local offices have been founded in different provinces in Zambia; and at the branch level, local groups operating in villages are being helped to start small food-security and income -generating pro
jects.WHY: Positive attitudes towards people with disabilities are fostered through local awareness campaigns. ZNAPD has also collected more accurate data on its members which helps when searching new donors. The resources ZNAPD is gaining in the project h
elps all its members.HOW: Each local group receives specific training. Overall, fifteen project have been launched in varous parts of Zambia, including pig-farming and bee-keeping.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project is implemented by Zambia’s greatest disa
bility organization ZNAPD.
F.a: Pis Taay Go – Peace Always Despite the progress in Sierra Leone regarding the rule of law and stability, the country continues to face the challenges which have been identified as drivers of its past civil war, such as poverty, youth unemployment and marginalisation. The spread of c
orruption, the amplified vulnerability related to land leasing and increasing disputes over use and ownership of natural resources exacerbate the sources of instability, predominantly at the local level, threatening communities’ access to food and income
. Hence, there is need to ensure that conflicts can be effectively dealt with at local and community level.The objective of the project is to promote culture of peace in the Pujehun district by enhancing local capacities in relation to conflict management 
and conflict transformation. Through training of traditional and religious leaders, women leaders and youth leaders in conflict management and human rights the mutual relationship between traditional and religious authorities and civil society’s relevant
 actors is fostered. This will positively influence conflict management within local communities and simultaneously help to tackling the weakened accountability of traditional authorities towards their constituencies. The involvement of Mammy Queens and ot
her women’s leaders in the project will promote gender equality.Training and capacity building for traditional and religious, women leaders and youth leaders on conflict management and human rights; development of standardised systems and methods of conf
lict prevention and mediation; creation and enhancement of networks and cooperation between traditional leaders; strengthening of Peace and Development Committees.Right- holders /beneficiaries: Rural poor, community leaders, traditional leaders  Implementi
ng partner: Network Movement for Justice and Development (NMJD)
Annual payment to the Montreal Protocol Ozone Fund Maksuosuus otsonirahastolle The Montreal Protocol on Substances That Deplete the Ozone Layer was opened for signature in 1987. It contains legally binding agreements that aim to reduce the production consumption and trade of ozone-depleting substances. The Multilateral Fund for the I
mplementation of the Montreal Protocol was established in 1990 and it provides funds to help developing countries to phase out the use of ozone-depleting substances. The Multilateral Ozone Fund is financed by the industrialized countries according to the U
N's contribution chart and the payment obligation for the countries is binding. In 2015 Finland's share is 765 333 euros. Vuonna 1987 allekirjoitettu Montrealin pöytäkirja sisältää sitovia velvoitteita otsonikerrosta heikentävien aineiden valmistuksen kulutuksen ja kaupan vähentämiseksi. Vuonna 1990 perustettiin pöytäkirjan muutoksella monenkeskinen otsonirahasto (M
ultilateral Fund MLF) jonka tarkoituksena on auttaa kehitysmaita siirtymään pois otsonikerrosta vahingoittavien aineiden käytöstä.Monenkeskinen otsonirahasto rahoitetaan teollisuusmaaosapuolten varoin YK:n maksuosuustaulukon perusteella. Rahaston suur
uudesta päätetään kolmivuotiskausittain osapuolikokouksen päätöksellä ja maksuvelvoite on sitova. Vuoden 2020 osapuolikokous järjestettiin COVID-19 ?pandemian vuoksi virtuaalisesti hyvin suppealla agendalla eikä meneillään olevan kolmivuotiskau
den (2021-2023) maksuosuuksia ei ole vielä päätetty. Toukokuussa 2021 pidettiin ylimääräinen osapuolikokous (ExMOP 4) jossa päätettiin vuoden 2021 etukäteismaksun suuruudesta. Päätöksen mukainen Suomen maksuosuus 2021 on sama kuin edellisen kol
mivuotiskauden vuosisumma. Vuoden 2021 vuosimaksuna maksetaan maksupyynnön mukaisesti 1 064 772 euroa Montrealin monenkeskiselle otsonirahastolle.
Strengthening Rule of Law and Human Rights to Enpower People Oikeusvaltion ja ihmisoikeuksien vahvistaminen kansalaisten voimaannuttamiseksi vaihe II The UNDP Tajikistan Rule of Law programme consists of two parts where the MFA funded project (4 years)  will focus on strengthening the capacity of specific institutions such as Ombudsman office State Registration Bodies and local authorities to build thei
r capacity to implement laws and human rights recommendations and provide better registration services to citizens. Final beneficiaries will be Tajik citizens and special attention will be given to the vulnerable groups  such as rural women children and yo
uth at risk and disabled people who will receive legal aid in the regions and whose basic legal awareness will be raised.  -  The project will improve the living conditions of rural single mothers and their families. According to UNDP about 70% of active m
ale labour force are at least a part of a year working abroad as labour migrants. The lack of identity documents prevents from getting education and health services and from starting economic activities. UNDP:n toimeenpanema hanke  Oikeusvaltion ja ihmisoikeuksien vahvistaminen kansalaisten voimaannuttamiseksi vaihe II on jatkoa v. 2014-2018 toteutetulle hankkeelle. Hankkeen keskeisinä tavoitteina on taata haavoittuvimman väestönosan kuten syrjäseutuje
n naisten ja vammaisten pääsy oikeuspalvelujen piiriin. Ilmainen oikeusapujärjestelmä saatiin luotua Suomen ja Sveitsin rahoittamien hankkeiden yhteistyönä 1. vaiheessa. Jatkovaiheessa joka on hankkeen viimeinen vaihe  korostuu erityisesti oikeusapuj
ärjestelmän kehittäminen kestäväksi siten että sen rahoitus ja ylläpito voidaan siirtää  Tadzhikistanin valtiolle. Vaikka maan lainsäädännössä ja valtion uudistushankkeissa on edistytty keskeiset haasteet liittyvät uudistusten toimeenpanoon 
ja erityisesti rahoituksen niukkuuteen instituutioiden ja ammatillisen osaamisen heikkoon kapasiteettiin sekä ministeriöiden välisiin koordinaatio-ongelmiin. Hankkeen tavoitteena on jatkaa ilmaisen oikeusavun tarjontaa tukeaTadzhikistanin liittymistä k
ansainvälisiin ihmisoikeussopimuksiin sekä niiden noudattamista vahvistaa oikeusasiamiehen toimiston kapasiteettia sekä tukea alueellisten valtion ja kansalaisten välillä käytävien oikeusvaltiodialogien järjestämistä eri puolilla maata. Lisäksi 
valmistellaan ilmaista oikeusapua koskevaa lakia.Suomen rahoitus on 17 milj. euroa vuosille 2018-2021.
F.a: Capacity building training for improving the quality of handicraft  products The blind people's group wants to buy material and undergo capacity building training in order to improve the quality of their palm leave products (e.g. handbags) so that they can stand the competition better. The training shall last 15 days and includes 1
2 women.
F.a: Empowering women with disabilities in Ethiopia Empowering women with disabilities in Ethiopia. WHAT: The project supports Women with disabilities for change organization.WHY: Women with disabilities in Ethiopia face triple discrimination due their gender, disability and poverty. They often have limited
 possibilities to educate themselves or to participate in society economically or financially.HOW: The project concentrates on health education given to mothers’ whose children are in danger to be disabled due malnutrition. The organization lobbies bette
r roads and ramps for the school so the disabled children have better opportunities to attend school. The project benefits disabled children who can educate themselves and mothers’ who are receiving information about healthy diet.PARTNER ORGANISATION: Th
e project is implemented by WWDC which is closely associated with EWDNA.
F.a: Amaro and Wonago Community Based Health Project The project aims at preventing different diseases and preserving life and living conditions. The objectives are implemented through awareness raising and health education methods. The final project plan is not yet available.  The implementing agency is the
 Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus / Development and Social Services Commission central office (EECMY-DASSC) in Addis Ababa.
F.a: KAD - Advocacy, Organisational, Sign Language and Interpreter Training Project, phase III FAD: Supporting of the Kosovo Deaf Association Advocacy, Organisational, Sign Language and Interpreter Training and developing of Kosovo Deaf Education. WHAT: The project supports the operations of the Kosovo Association of the Deaf by developing its advoc
acy skills, management and the Kosovo Sign Language.WHY: In Kosovo the literacy rate among the deaf is even ten times worse than among the hearing population. Illiteracy causes multiple problems including unemployment and poverty trap.HOW: By developing th
e management of The Kosovo Association of the Deaf the advocacy of deaf issues is also secured. The project benefits KAD and all the deaf and their relatives within its realm and, moreover, social and educational officers.PARTNER ORGANISATION: The project 
is implemented by The Kosovo Association of the Deaf (KAD).
F.a: Children's rights in rural communities The project aims at increasing the awareness on children´s rights and basic rights in peasant communities, strengthening their social dialogue with authorities and supporting the food security, self-sufficiency and income of the families. Some of the main
 challenges in the peasant communities are the elimination of child labor and forced labor and guaranteeing the self-sufficiency and livelihoods of the family farmers in the price competition with large businesses. The project will decrease the use of chil
d labor and increase awareness of child rights and rights of small family farmers. It will also strengthen the self-sufficiency in food and improve gaining livelihoods from the production. As a result of the project small family farming communities and loc
al authorities recognize and respect child rights, the use of child labor diminishes,  the affiliation of family farmers in UNAC increases, the self-sufficiency of the families grows and young people have the possibility to stay in their family farms inste
ad of leaving to big cities to work. The project benefits directly at least 180 peasant families and 480 children who participate in the activities. The increased awareness will benefit indirectly all children, young people and peasant families in the targ
et provinces.The project is implemented by Unión Nacional Agroalimentaria de Colombia – UNAC  and Unión Internacional de Trabajadores de la Alimentación y la Agricultura – UITA/IUF. UNAC is the only significant trade union organization representing 
family farmers and peasants in Colombia, and IUF will give UNAC its political, international and technical support.
Support to South Sudan Intra-SPLM Dialogue Process Otsonirahasto (Montreal) Maksuosuus UM:stä Support to South Sudan Intra-SPLM Dialogue Process UM:n maksuosuus otsonirahastoon (Montrealin pöytäkirja).Otsonirahasto rahoittaa kehitysmaiden toimia jotka tähtäävät otsonia tuhoavien aineiden tuotannon ja kulutuksen vähentämiseen. Rahasto kuuluu otsonikerrosta heikentäviä aineita koskevan Mont
realin pöytäkirjan alaisuuteen ja sen rahoittaminen on osa teollisuusmaiden sopimusvelvoitteita.
F.a: Indore Area Development Project The programme works for the improvement urban slum communities’ socio-economical situation and for the strengthening of community capacities in Indore city, Maharashtra State, Central India. Although Indore is an important commercial center, the poor and
 growing slum population of the city often lack means for livelihoods and employment, health care and proper education facilities for children. During the implementation of the programme, the health services and sanitation of the slums are enhanced, the qu
ality of education is strengthened and parents are encouraged to support their children for education.  Focus of the programme is especially in reducing children's malnurtition. Much focus is also on promoting adults’ and youth’s employment opportuniti
es, for example through vocational and entrepreneurship training and coaching. The programme benefits 24.000 people in 27 slums. The main partner is World Vision India, which is responsible for the programme implementation and for the utilization of the pr
ogramme resources.
F.a: Strengthening Dues Management of ASPEK The project aims at developing the Indonesian service sector trade union ASPEK into a strong and financially sustainable organisation that can effectively promote the interests of its members and participate successfully in the improvement of workers' righ
ts at the national level.The problems of Indonesia's services sector, as those of the country’s working life as a whole,  are poorly realised fundamental rights of workers, employers' hostility towards trade unions, fragmented trade union movement and th
e internal weakness of trade unions. Independent and democratic trade unions have been able to operate freely in Indonesia only after 1998. The biggest internal challenges for ASPEK are an underdeveloped system of dues collection and lack of income from me
mbership fees. In particular, employers are opposed to the check-off system for unions because it would rapidly improve the trade unions’ economic potential and boost their effectiveness on interest representation.During the project ASPEK’s financial i
ndependence and dues collection systems will be strengthened by adding the check-off system, increasing the number of paying members and the ASPEK membership fee. In addition, the project also seeks to push through percentage-based membership fee system.Be
neficiaries of the project are  trade union ASPEK’s rank and file members and more broadly the unorganised labour in the service sector in Indonesia, whose interest representation is challenging and whose fundamental rights are poorly realised.The projec
t is implemented by private international services sector global union federation UNI Global Union together with Indonesian trade union ASPEK.
F.a: Thematic assessments in Lebanon and Jordan Thematic assessments in Lebanon and Jordan. The assessment improves the planning of FCA’s operations and ensures that the thematic context where the work is/will be undertaken is analysed hand in hand with FCA’s   strategy. The outcome of the thematic 
assessment should be a clear picture of how FCA’s thematic priorities, including synergies between themes, can best be achieved in the operating context and what adjustments will be needed in our own programming.
VN/Project preparation monitoring and evalution Korkotukihankkeiden valmistelu seuranta ja monitorointi Technical aid for Vietnamese authorities in preparation of concessional credit projects. The objective is to improve the quality of feasibility studies to help the project owner in the tendering process and promote monitoring and evaluation of single proje
cts Vietnamissa on on hankevalmistelussa kahdeksan korkotukihanketta. Suomen Hanoissa oleva suurlähetystö on hallinnoinut korkotukihankkeita vuodesta 2005. Edustuston tarkoituksena on solmia kolmivuotinen raamisopimus konsulttipalveluita tuottavien yrityksen
 kanssa toteutettavuustutkimusten laadun parantamiseksi tarjouskilpailujen asiakirjojen laatimiseksi tarjousprosessin läpinäkyvyyden varmistamiseksi sekä sektorikohtaiseen analysointiin yksittäisten hankkeiden monitorointiin ja seurantaan. Hanke-omista
jan avustaminen korkotukihankkeiden toteutettavuustutkimusten laadun parantamisessa tarjousasiakirjojen laadinassa ja tarjouskilpailun järjestämisessä. Tarjouskilpailujen valvonta yksittäisten hankkeiden monitorointi seuranta ja evaluointi.Vietnamin ko
rkotukihankkeiden toteuttamista on vaikeuttanut valmisteluun käytetty kohtuuttoman pitkä aika mikä osittain on johtunut hanke-omistajilta puuttuvasta tietotaidosta ja valmistelu-asiakirjojen huonosta laadusta. Tavoitteena on luoda järjestelmä jonka av
ulla Suomen kehityspoliittisen linjauksen mukaiset hankkeet saataisiin implementoitua laadukkaasti ja kohtuuajassa.
F.a: Peace Campaign 2015/Theme Campaing 2016-2017 Peace Campaign 2015/Theme Campaing 2016-2017
F.a: Employment of PWDS and Parents of CWDs trough establishment of Bakery The implementing organization will establish a Bakery that will employ 2 persons with disabilities and 3 parents of CWDs. The Bakery will produce bread products that will be sold and  distributed to 5 schools of the region and local shops.  The profits wil
l be used to the salaries of the organizations personel and to for the support of the work of the organization.
Hivos/Digital Defenders Partnership The Digital Defenders Partnership (DDP) is an initiative originated by the Freedom Online Coalition a group of 26 countries committed to advancing human rights on-line. DDP promotes freedom of speech and right to privacy through provision of financial and 
other assistance to human rights activists journalists and bloggers in internet repressive and transitional environments with a focus in Central Asia South East Asia the Middle East and North Africa. . DDP strengthens civil society capacity for emergency r
esponse against cyber threats (censorship surveillance harassment etc.) mostly by governments through local and global action. It provides grants ranging from small-scale emergency assistance to larger strategic support to civil society entities. Finnish s
upport is earmarked towards activities and projects in ODA-eligible countries. Digital Defenders Partnership (DDP) on Freedom Online Coalitionin piirissä 2012 Alankomaiden ja Yhdysvaltojen aloitteesta perustettu ohjelma ja rahasto joka edistää sanan- ja ilmaisunvapauden sekä yksityisyydensuojan toteutumista internetissä. DDP tar
joaa rahallista sekä muuta tukea digitaalisille ihmisoikeuspuolustajille -aktivisteille journalisteille ja bloggareille. Näitä tahoja koskevat uhat ovat moninaisia ja liittyvät mm. lisääntyvään valvontaan ja seurantaan verkkosensuuriin sisällön s
uodattamiseen ja rajoittamiseen ja erilaisiin häirinnän muotoihin erityisesti valtioiden taholta.  DDP on ohjelmana globaali mutta sen rahoitus kohdistuu suurimmaksi osaksi kehitysmaihin. Suomen rahoitus kanavoidaan Hivoksen ylläpitämään korirahastoo
n. Tuki korvamerkitään ainoastaan ODA-kelpoisiin maihin kohdistuviin toimintoihin ja hankkeisiin.
F.a: Promoting Equality and Accountability for Change and Empowerment Nepal is in a post-conflict period of transformation, recovery and reconstruction, following the decade long armed conflict that ended in 2006. The project aims to enhance realisation of people’s right to peace by empowering right-holders and demanding d
uty-bearers to link the most vulnerable to the national processes of peace building. The role of the project is to enhance women’s and youth’s decision-making capacities with regard to conflict prevention, resolution and peacebuilding, and to improve t
he realisation and protection of human rights and security of women and girls and factors that directly influence them. Emphasis will be given to concretely address the root causes of conflict through FCA’s Right to Livelihood and Education related inter
ventions and fostering inclusion and participation. The overall goal of the project is to achieve sustainable peace and just society. The specific objective of the project is to contribute to promote equitable, proportional and meaningful participation of 
women and youth at all levels of decision-making of conflict transformation and peace building process.Activities: • Develop National Actions Plan (NAP) training manual and train on NAP on UN Security Council  Resolutions 1325 and 1820 • Evidence based
 advocacy  • NAP implementation monitoring • Women empowerment • Advocacy and networking• Skill training and employment• Support conflict affected children in school • Higher / vocational education support • Strengthening CBOs and their netwo
rks • Capacity development for peace and development • Social mobilisation and Community mediationRights-holders /beneficiaries:  Conflict-affected women and girls and youthsImplementing partner: World Vision Advocacy Forum (WVAF)
F.a: Claiming The Right to Health in Uganda: The value of real synergies in legal rights, constitutional obligations and civil society activism ESC rights are fulfilled unevenly across the country and between different population groups, and in particular the most vulnerable groups are affected by the situation. The project aims to challenge  the state through the media and litigation as well as n
on-governmental organization campaigning  to be responsible of the health system failures. The aim is also to increase awareness of the rights of health in the  grass-roots level, and to empower people to demand the implementation of their rights. The repr
esentatives of the media will be capacitated  especially health and intellectual property issues. The idea is that journalists would report based on facts of the rights and the challenges of health issues.Center for Health, Human Rights and Development CEH
URD was established in 2007 and registered in December 2009. It works in the health-related rights and public health legislation. CEHURDin activities focus on the most vulnerable groups such as women, children, orphans, sexual minorities, HIV-positive, dis
abled people and refugees. www.cehurd.org
Courses for civilian crisis management. Through the Ministry of Interior. Courses for civilian crisis management. Through the Ministry of Interior.