devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Improve Access to Clean Water in Kenya Fighting child mortality and diarrheal disease by protecting natural springs, organizing local groups to manage resources, and installing connections from water supplies to households.
CORE Ukrainian Refugee Crisis Since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24th, 2022, over 677,000 Ukrainians have fled, and 100,000 have been internally displaced. Over 281,000 have arrived at the Polish border, fleeing with limited possessions amid a frigid winter. These families require immediate financial and material assistance. This project will provide immediate relief to the families in need.
KEEP 100 MOROCCAN CHILDREN AWAY FROM ABANDONMENT The project, situated in Imzouren, provides training workshops to 40 single mothers from poor areas in Northern Morocco in order to enable them to find a job or an income generating activity and assure their children welfare (100 children). We give non formal education classes and literacy tuition going with cooking, hair dressing or dressmaking trainings. This program aim at avoiding children abandonment and children exploitation.
Empower Indigenous Youth Activist Association The Shipibo Youth Empowerment Program is designed to enable the youth to access the resources and training they need to lead healthy lives, revitalize their culture and achieve their goals. Alianza Arkana organizes workshops and intercultural exchanges, in Santa Clara, Bena Jema and Paoyhan, in order to  help the youth step into their rightful role as positive change-makers for their communities.
Rebuilding Livelihood of Covid Affected Families This project aims to provide support for livelihood rebuilding of 100 women belongs to working as domestic worker, street vendors from Ujan Bazar, Hatigaon area of Guwahati. Many urban poor lost their livelihood due to Covid19 & lockdown situation. This project aims in providing the women headed family of urban poor group an opportunity to rebuild their livelihood by providing support in economic activity. This project has component to assist urban poor community in accessing government schemes.
Give Youth in Jos Literacy and Vocational Skills YELI is currently running a literacy program with school going young people from 43 schools in Plateau State, empowering them with reading and writing skills through exchange programs and contests. We propose a skills learning center for the poor, which will give basic literacy and vocational skills to less-privileged youth in Jos, who come from poor families affected by the various crises, to prepare them for professional life and make them self-reliant to cope with the challenges of poverty...
Empower 30 Malawian Families with Solar Irrigation Eagles will build a solar irrigation system for 30 farming families in Malawi. The families will be able to eat throughout the year and sell extra food to pay for school fees and medical bills. The farming families will provide food for 12 surrounding villages. We will train the families to maintain  the system and ensure ownership through a participatory process that shifts mindsets from dependency to determination, using local resources, including the sun, to solve their own problems.
End early marriages for 3400 girls in Malawi Over 70% of girls in Malawi are forced into early marriages below the age of 16. This affects their right to education and quality health hence spreading HIV and other health problems including maternal deaths. This project will establish school fund bursaries to support girls get back to schools, provision of vocational and entrepreneurial training to older girls that can not go back to school and establish 5 early childhood development centers for children born to these mother to attend.
Install 20 water cisterns in rural Puerto Rico Water is life! Access to clean water in rural Puerto Rico is unstable due to constant power outages, exacerbated since Hurricane Maria in 2017. In this new context of COVID-19, combined with non-stop earthquakes and a hyperactive hurricane season, water becomes essential to the very survival of those that are at a higher risk when low hygiene conditions are present. We look to provide the means for some of the most vulnerable families to have access to water during service shutdowns.
Habitat for Humanity: Haiti Earthquake Response The project will respond to critical shelter needs in southwestern region through distribution of emergency shelter kits to 2,000 families whose homes have been severely damaged or destroyed by the recent earthquake. Primary beneficiaries will include vulnerable groups such as people living with disabilities, lactating and pregnant women, older adults, and women and child headed households, who will also receive training on content and utilization of the shelter kits.
Help Protect 75,000 Acres of Congo Basin Forest Often described as the lungs of Africa, the vast forest expanse of the Congo Basin is the world's 2nd largest tropical rainforest. Spanning 8 countries, the forests are home to an array of wildlife, including forest elephants and mountain gorillas, as well as numerous indigenous groups. Yet, mining and agricultural interests threaten wildlife, forests and people. Your support will enable us to train communities in Cameroon to manage these lush landscapes, conserving them for future generations.
Healing children and youth in Sri Lanka This project will fund the Shanthi Maargam "Art of Living" youth center which provides free professional counseling, mindfulness meditation, art and music therapy to strengthen the emotional well-being of children and youth in low-income multi ethno-religious communities in Colombo. Children and Youth develop skills to manage emotions, find a deeper level of peace, and in the long-term learn to break the cycle of violence in their families and communities.
Heal 26 innocent men freed from Louisiana prisons This project provides free medical and psychological care to Louisiana’s once wrongfully convicted men, repairing the wounds of decades in prison and helping them become productive community members.
Sreyassu Sreyassu is a community-based organization located in Chillakallu, Jagayyapeta Mandal in Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh State. It was started in 2006 as a Project to support the people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. Slowly, the registered members in the Project were educated and empowered in a way that they grouped together and formed as a community based Organization. The aim of the project is to help 100 HIV affected children with foster care, education, and nutrition.
RASA -  Inclusion and Empowerment RASA - The Center for Empowerment through inclusive Education through Theatre Arts training provides free life skills training to children with intellectual challenges & differing abilities. Most of these & adults come from various parts of Chennai. The public transport that is filled beyond capacity during school time & not being disabled friendly;& the crowded streets in some of the areas where the children come from, all make it very difficult for these special people to reach RASA's training
Pride No Shame - Affordable sanitary pads PRIDEnoSHAME (an UZIMA Project) aims to set up a production of affordable, organic and 100% sustainable Sanitary Pads in the Mahama Refugee Camp, Rwanda. This project will have a direct impact on improving the lives of refugee women in Rwanda. Indeed, access to sanitary pads will not only enable them to limit absences from work, which greatly reduce their economic independence, but also, this simple gesture of hygiene will give these Rwandan women greater access to education.
Support the Education of 60 OVC in Kibera Slums The project will give hope to these bright ovc by providing the school supplies and food as well as supporting  and caring for them at home-based level. Most of these children live with their step relatives who are at the same time living in abject poverty. It becomes difficult even for them to take care of their own children. In such families, orphans and or vulnerable children are far from going to school. Many of these children are extremely bright. There is a need to give them a future.
Support a Women's Coop in Uganda Edge of Seven supports sustainable women's business initiatives in multiple countries across the globe. Through a partnership with African Development Promise we are supporting the women of the Epaphroditus Cooperative in rural Uganda to access the resources and skills needed start up a business of their own. This project aims to empower a community of women and to help them to become self-sufficient and gain financial independence
Save the lives of children with cancer in Zimbabwe Kidzcan Children's Cancer relief provides chemotherapy drugs to children suffering with cancer in Zimbabwe. We also provide financial support for diagnostic testing, as well as psycho/social support to families, and a volunteer program which provides play time and art therapy for children in the hospital. Kidzcan also educates communities about the early warning signs of childhood cancer through our outreach program.
Empower Youth to Overcome Conflict & Trauma in US SOAR will provide opportunities for 50 youth and teens, in the Greater Denver Metro Area of Colorado, to overcome suicidal ideation, juvenile justice conflicts, substance use, vaping, and psychosocial and emotional conflicts within their schools and their family unit through community engagement activities that include music, yoga, and athletic clinics, animal-assisted therapy techniques (canine & equine), mindfulness education, and life skills education.
Give English Text books to 300 students in N. Kivu In North Kivu (Kiwanja - DRC), this project will aide students displaced by conflict, who have shown increasing enthusiasm to learn English language in a region. East African French speaking countries are supplementing it with English. It will enhance students to teach themselves english to ease communication & education since the region is French & Kiswahili speaking. Various beginners 'teach yourself' english books, CDs, etc will be supplied and an English language club facilitated
Provide free surgery to 60 Vietnamese Children In the U.S., surgery for a procedure such as microtia can cost around $40,000 PER CHILD. Some of these need to be done in multi-year stage. For the same amount, we can perform surgery on SIXTY children in underdeveloped countries. Our mission teams consist of plastic surgeons, nurses, and volunteers who give freely of their time and skills. We provide free surgery to children and adults suffering from congenital facial deformities. Would you help us give smiles?
Higher education for indigenous women in Mexico Many young women in Mexico do not reach higher levels of education because their families cannot afford room and board, and there are no middle, high school or universities near their communities.  We are a residential program that helps indigenous young women with free room and board, so they have access to education while providing them with personal and developmental courses.  Students give back to the community through ongoing service projects including tutoring local grade school children
Polio Homes Renovation - Ho Chi Minh City - 2020 In 1990-91, Vietnam vets visited Polio Orphanage #5 in HCMC/Saigon with Vets With A Mission. VWAM agreed to help Sister Jean Marie, orphanage director, repair the inoperable rehabilitation pool. Volunteers connected with the children, and a special bond was created. In 2016, some of these children, now adults, contacted VWAM seeking help to renovate their homes. In 2017, 4 homes were renovated. In 2018, 2 more were repaired and in 2019, 3 were renovated. Now 2 more houses need to be renovated.
Help us Help Them!! Omashram Trust - Old Age Care, is a registered charitable trust founded in the year 2001 with the objective of providing care and succor to the helpless elderly irrespective of caste and creed. The trust is now in the 14th Year of its existence with over 300+ beneficiaries. Omashram provides residential care with full boarding & lodging facility also medical care, nursing care to the old, belonging mostly to poor & middle class individuals (above  65 years of age) of all denominations.
Habitat for Humanity - Hurricane Michael Response Habitat for Humanity International is activating its response to Hurricane Michael. Habitat is working with its local organizations throughout the storm's path to gather early assessments of the impact in their service areas. Formal assessments will take place over the next several days after first responders are able to complete their work. Initial reports indicate significant wind damage, storm surge and flash flooding in communities in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, the Carolinas and Virginia.
Support Smallholder Coffee Farmers in Tanzania Support TechnoServe's work to make Tanzanian coffee competitive on global markets, benefiting small-scale farmers, their families and rural coffee-growing communities
Give Education to Our 2020 Inaugural Class Education empowers young leaders to establish successful careers and give back to their communities. FOREFRONT is constructing a primary school in Kolluru, Andhra Pradesh, India, that will serve 400 local children per year with a focus on building skilled and active change makers in their communities. FOREFRONT's primary school will support students in realizing holistic success in the short and long-term by fostering their critical thinking skills, socio-emotional skills, and healthy habits.
Sanitary napkins for young  Ugandan women In May 2021 Mariah Tendo from Rockies Organisation started the #2kPadHerChallenge in order to provide young Ugandan women in the Nakawuka-Community-Wakiso District with sanitary napkins which they cannot afford on their own.   Mariah managed to collect enough money for 300K UGX of which she was able to purchase 5 boxes of Sanitary pads and was able to help 65 girls!    Touched by this first success, Mariah decided to try to launch this as a monthly event!
American Smokeout & National Rural Health Walk It will take place on the third Thursday in November Nov 15th. It will be the 37th annual Great American Smoke Out (which is sponsored by the American Cancer Society) and it will be the 2nd annual National Rural Health Day. Therun4life.org is hosting a walk to bring both parties together leaving Cayuga Community College and arriving on the steps of City Hall!
Establishment of Sexual Assault Support Center To establish a sexual assault support center in Saint Lucia to provide support and services to female victims and survivors of rape and other forms of sexual assault to recover and reintegrated into society. Women in St Lucia who have been subjected to sexual violence have no where to go for therapy and support and some wait as long as ten years for their case to be called and most times are dismissed by the justice system for lack of evidence as victims are pressured to provide evidence.
Manage flooding in a Nicaraguan elementary school In a rural and impoverished Nicaraguan community, 200 young students are without the privilege of a reliable elementary education. Unsafe and unsanitary conditions caused by rainfall and flooding force them to frequently miss school, when they need to be learning fundamentals such as reading, writing, and basic math. EWB-PSU will manage this flooding with a long-term and low-maintenance stormwater infiltration system that is enthusiastically supported by the community members.
Supply Healthcare to Floating Villages in Cambodia The Lake Clinic provides health care to nine floating villages across the Tonle Sap in Cambodia. Each year they provide outpatient care to over 10,000 villagers who live year round on the lake in floating houses. In 2018, TLC provided 40,226 free health and outreach services that included outpatient services, birth control and antenatal care, water filtration systems, floating gardens, and health and wellness education.
Provide safe childbirth for women in Kenya Help build a maternity center for women in rural Kenya, where the death of women and newborn babies is tragically common due to a lack of professional care. This project will construct a facility to provide 24 hour safe motherhood and newborn care for women who live in extreme poverty in rural villages. Once construction is complete, the Kenya government will provide professional staff, which will ensure sustainability.
Giving Kids a Smile Like Yours In Colombia Approximately 900 children in Colombia are born with cleft lip or palate but only a small % of these cases are treated. Children born with this condition suffer many more problems than you would imagine. They often face rejection from their family,  suffer from feeding problems, and are frequently subjects of mockery and abuse. Leading them to, drop out school, suffer a family break down and  become victims of social isolation in general.
Creating self employment for Poor Women in Kom BERUDA will supply training in the raising, care, and business of chicken production for impoverished women of the Kom community, located in the Boyo division of Cameroon. This project aims to help widows and uneducated women with few options to generate income. We will provide chickens and the necessary equipment as start-up capital for their self-employed chicken business. This is a sustainable way of generating income for themselves and the family's they are trying desperately to support.
Forests for the most endangered primate in Peru Deforestation is leading the San Martin titi monkey to extinction. The expansion of agriculture has already eliminated 60% of its habitat, forcing the remaining populations to live in isolated patches with limited resources of food and habitat. This locally-managed fund will allow the reforestation of critical areas for the species, contributing to its survival and benefiting almost 18,000 local people with the many associated forest ecosystem services such as pollination, or climate stability.
Build 1000 Resilient Communities in Horn of Africa - Severe drought has hit northern Kenya and so many children are being mal-nourished and many perishing and through the kitchen gardens you will make the families more resilient to drought and reduce the number of deaths. - The project will help provide household food security to 10 most vulnerable families.  - This are child mothers who have no other sources of income aged 15 - 25 years  - Training in Kitchen Gardening and provision of seeds, tools and equipments to 1000 communities.
Help Humble Peasant Family Build a Dignified House This project will radically impact the life of  a humble peasant family  by generating health, wellness, and happiness. By delivering a worthy house, we are creating a lifestyle that is in accordance with the dignity and comfort that every human has right.
HOPAD Child and Women Capacity building Project This project shall provide the helpless, orphaned, poor, affected, and Dalit women and children of Nepal with quality training and education opportunities, reliable healthcare, and a stable living environments, thereby ensuring the future success of Nepal's next generation.
Educate 2000 Pupils on Child Rights and Abuse 2000 Children will learn to identify what their rights are, what constitutes abuse; how to prevent sexual abuse; and where to report if they have been abused.
Pavitra-Menstrual Holistic Education-Rural India Poor menstrual health and hygiene is affecting girls and women in rural communities across India. There is limited access to safe sanitary care products or menstrual education. Social taboos, myths and misconceptions are still strong and not allowing for a conversation about periods. Project Pavitra is taking menstrual education to rural India and urban slums through inspired women volunteers. We are running Menstrual Education Program to bring rural Indian girls out of the shame around periods.
Empower 2,000 women in the Rural Himalayas This project integrates rural technology that is easy to construct, socially acceptable, economically viable and environmentally friendly to strengthen rural livelihoods and reduce women’s drudgery.
Help 600 People Escape Floods & Poverty In the community of Banaba, hundreds of residents live in shacks by the riverbank. Every year, when the floods come, those residents are forced to evacuate and their homes are damaged or destroyed. They'd
like to live somewhere safer, but they can't afford to move. They need both a well-equipped evacuation centre to stay safe during floods and poverty reduction programmes year-round so that they can become more resilient. This project will meet both of those needs!
Bring Hope & Healing to 30 Vets Impacted by PTSD Nearly 22 veterans per day commit suicide and not enough is being done understand and treat the root causes of this epidemic. At Soldier's Heart, we seek to show modern warriors that what we commonly refer to as PTSD or "Post Traumatic Stress Disorder" is a normal and natural response to the battle experience. It is not a pathology or a disease to be treated. All donation made will go to covering the cost of healing retreats for modern day warriors.
Vinnies NSW Flood Appeal Vinnies needs your help to assist those affected by heavy rains and flooding across the state.  In the NSW Northern Rivers Region a natural disaster is unfolding as unprecedented flooding forces people to evacuate. Vinnies will be providing food, household goods and other everyday necessities to people who have been evacuated from their homes or are impacted by the floods.
Support 2800 rural Tajiks with improved healthcare This project will support 2800 residents of the remote Neknot Village and about 10,000 residents of the neighboring villages in the Panjakent District of Tajikistan by enhancing their access to quality healthcare. It will improve the water supply, sanitation system, and physical infrastructure, including infrastructure friendly for persons with disabilities in the village health center. The health center has been operative since 1974 with no major repair. Please consider supporting this project.
Children's Land:Promoting responsible citizenship Children's Land sponsors 120 colombian children from Medellín and Tadó in the exercise of active and responsible citizenship, respect for the environment and interculturality.
Help Vulnerable Families during Emergency in Asia While encountering great changes like natural disasters, COVID-19, death of main breadwinners and major accidents, it normally indicates a sudden and great expense. For vulnerable families in Asia, who are already living from hand to mouth, the pressing need of expense becomes the last straw that breaks the family and a heavy burden to them. With the timely "emergency financial aid", providing and assisting vulnerable families to maintain the stability of daily life
Team with disabilities in the Culinary Olympics The Culinary Olympics has been going since 1900 - this is the First time ever that a Team with Disabilities will be taking part.  We are arranging a fundraising Dinner on Friday 20th September 2019, in the Grand Banqueting Hall of Glasgow City Chambers, to raise funds towards the team participation.
Provide medical care to Haiti International Medical Corps has been on the ground in Haiti since 22 hours after the devastating 7.0 earthquake hit in January 2010, taking over 200,000 lives and displacing hundreds of thousands. We were a first-responder to the cholera epidemic that ravaged the fragile post-disaster nation in late 2010 and 2011.  And in October 2012, we mobilized an emergency response in the south after Superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc, causing 54 deaths and displacing an additional 200,000 Haitians.
Plant trees in low-income U.S. neighborhoods Support the work of ACT affiliates in low-income neighborhoods and affordable housing projects across the country, planting trees to improve the health and safety of these often-neglected areas.