devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
CO-506575 The humanitarian situation in Cabo Delgado province, Mozambique, has deteriorated rapidly since the start of 2020. Cabo Delgado hasbeen facing violence and insecurity by non-state armed groups (NSAGs), attacks since October 2017. Since then, there have been over600 violent attacks on communities in 11 of the province’s 17 districts, which have included beheadings, village raids, summary executions, kidnappings, looting and destruction of infrastructure including schools and health centres. The fightinghas left more than1,500 civilians dead. As a result, 368,000+ people from Cabo Delgado are now estimated to be internally displaced, some of whom arehosted in Nampula, Zambezia and Niassa provinces, according to IOM/DTM data and the government’s National Disaster Management Institute (INGC).  The majority of internally displaced people (IDPs) are children, followed by women, and there are more than 710,000 people requiring emergency assistance.  Additionally, the province was struck by one of the continent’s largest cyclones ever recordedon 25 April 2019, Cyclone Kenneth, affecting nearly 385,000 people, and resulting in an estimated 35,000 houses being completely orpartially destroyed.
CO-501001 Oxfam will be responsible for managing the Fresh Food Voucher electronic System by providing voucher values to beneficiaries, monitoring redemption automatically with shops, and transfer of funds to the voucher participating shops. Oxfam will also be ensuring quality monitoring of the project and final selection of most eligible beneficiaries based on in-depth vulnerability assessment.
Money Trail -  Zimbabwe Gold Mining-AGM CNRG intends to conduct a study that investigates and conceptualises the flow of funds within the artisanal gold mining (AGM) sector in Zimbabwe, using cases of two selected sites namely Mazowe and Penhalonga. The study will establish evidence of criminality (smuggling, corruption, machete wars that are part of violent extremism and organised crime, mercury use, sexual exploitation) within the AGM sector necessitated by (1) gold mining and trading policy loopholes, and (2) absence of AGM policy frameworkin Zimbabwe. Findings of the study will be used to advocate for AGM policy formulation; to promote responsible, ethical governance and extraction of gold in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe has been experiencing a sharp rise in artisanal gold mining since 2017. The deteriorating economy has forced hundreds of thousands of citizens to venture into AGM. Whilst artisanal mining remains illegal in Zimbabwe, the sector is ironically controlled by senior government officials and political elites. There are several gold discoveries being made in Zimbabwe which are quickly brought under the control of powerful ruling party officials. Since the activities are deemed illegal in Zimbabwe no one can account for the production statistics or trade of the gold produced at these sitesdotted across the country. It is estimated that between 30 and 34 tons of gold produced in Zimbabwe is smuggled to South Africa annually.
Artisanal miners remain poor and living from hand to mouth, raising suspicion that they are not involved in the smuggling of gold. These miners produce gold in small quantities and sell to dealers and middlemen on-site. In 2018 gun totting and machete welding armed robbers emerged and have been terrorising artisanal and small scale miners and robbing them of gold. Political elites also exploit artisanal miners by paying them as little as $10 per ton of gold ore. Oxfam in Zimbabwe will project manage this project.
12 Mexicanos más Pobres Introduction
The board of Oxfam Novib approved the proposal of the Mexico team presented March 17th, 2017. This memo serves to inform stakeholders of this approval and to share the points that will be taken up in the MOU between Innovation Fund in OxfamNovib and Oxfam Mexico. This MOU is drawn up and will # after approval of the Mexico team # be signed. The project itself has started as the first part (preparation) is supported by another fund.
Concept to be validated
The Mexico team wants to validatea new programmatic influencing strategy framework. This framework creates synergies and a feedback loop between territorial interventions (solutions for issues of 2 of the 12 most poor communities in Mexico) and public engagement actions. The public supports the solutions of the communities with funds (through crowdfunding). This engagement should lead to influencing decision makers. For the validation plan followthis link.
Kick Off meeting
Anticipating the signing of the MOU, a kick-off meeting was organized with the Oxfam Mexico project team mid April 2017. In this meeting the team was established and clarification was given to specific points of the plan. The budget was changed slightly as later approved by the board (see below #budget#)
Team
TheOxfam Mexico project team consists of:
- Alfredo Gonzalez as Project Manager (20%)
- Maria Alvarez as Project Coordinator (100%)

Mentors/coaches/Experts
Saskia Geurtzen, working for Innovation Star will be coaching the project lead (Maria Alvarez)on a bi-weekly basis. After a board meeting on April 20 an extra # 5.000,- budget was made available for experts to support the Mexico team. This amount will be taken up into the budget to be spent by shared decision with the manager innovation. Experts could be e.g. crowdfunding experts.
Conditions
The team will adjust the validation plan according to the Q<(>&<)>A done in April by the manager Innovation and the answers provided. The pivot of moving to anotherregion (Yucatan) also needs to be described in the plan.
Timing
The validation has 3 phases, phase 1: Preparation, phase 2: Participatory design and phase 3: Implementation. The project has budgeted for these three phases (called milestones in the validation plan). The project has started and the lastmilestone # the end of the project # is March 31 2018.
SORUDA EFSVL & WASH Project SORUDA in a consortia with FOKAPAWA (Forum for Kaloongo Parish Association of women) have teamed up to implement a project called Emergency Food Security and Vulnerability Livelihoods and WASH Integrated (EFWI) Project for Refugees and the Host communities in Lamwo District, Uganda.

They will implement the following activities under EFSVL:
1.1 Activities
1.1.1 Beneficiary selection and verification of extremely vulnerable households /
persons with special needs
1.1.2 Cash for work modality supportto PSN in land opening and kitchen gardens
1.2 Activities
1.2.1 Agricultural input support #farm seeds <(>&<)> tools through cash voucher redeem
system and technical agricultural extension service support
1.3 Activities
1.3.1 Cash for training and adoptionof Lorena energy saving stoves.

Under WASH they will implement the following activities:
2.1 Activities
2.1.1 Water purification supplies
2.2 Activities
2.2.1 Decommissioning 4 water tanks 2 latrines for (PSNs) through cash for work
transfer modality
2.3 Activities
2.3.1 Sanitation <(>&<)> Hygiene promotion in communities / schools/ECD/CFS - Rubbish
pit in 2 schools in Lamwo District.
Rumah Cemara m-Health access to SRH Info Rumah Cemara, CfP reference; V1601-XG-IL-107
This project builds on the successes of MAMTA Health Institute for Mother and Child inIndia that has contributed to essential sexual and reproductive rights to young people through story advocacy and providing technical inputs to design and develop Adolescent Friendly Health Centers.
The proposed intervention is to develop a mobile application (inBahasa) to inform youth peer mentors and key populations of their rights in obtaining health services in Indonesia. This application will also conduct an experimental design study to understand the gaps that young key populations have in the health system.  This application will facilitate the formation of a platform to share evidence to policy makers, identify the needs of key populations and improve access to healthcare. Therefore, this project intents to answer the question whether a mobile application will enhance knowledge, reduce stigma, improve access to health care and whether it will identify and address the needs of the key population in theexisting health system in Indonesia.
HO-503001 Youth can help adults solve complex issues AND benefit from the lessons learned for the rest of their lives. ConsultingYouth involves youth in problem-solving processes, allowing them to tackle relatively complex organizational and social issues. We translate theissues to a youth#s world and use methods and techniques developed by leading consultancy firms, specially adapted for working withyouth. ConsultingYouth harnesses youth#s way of thinking and lack of inhibition. Based on the inspirational innovative ideas of youth we provide refreshing solutions that help your organization and our society overcome challenges and keep it moving forward.
In five steps:
1. Together with the client we determine which issue can use a fresh #perspective. #
2. We adapt the essence of the issue for a youth#s world. #
3. In amazingly fun days youth generate ideas for the issue at hand. #
4. We translate the ideas to refreshing solutions. #
5. Together with the client we refine the solutions and initiate the first steps into action. #
In short: Youth participation through problem solving sessions on real issues of organisations and government, leading to 1) refreshing ideas for Oxfam, 2) problem solving skills for youth, 3) youth participation and 4) awareness that the ideas of youth matter and they should be involved.
CO-OPTI MCDI study visit (FAIR-EIU) OPTI - Miftah, local SP F4D partners and civil servants from the OPT and local counterparts from Tunis will enhance the knowledge in the field of fiscal justice, thus creating space for network and alliance building in the MENA region.
We will provide space for 20 civil society representatives and government officials from the OPT and Tunisia to learn from experience of SP F4D project in the OPT on improving fiscal transparency and inclusiveness and from the experience of Tunis how to advance tax justice work. In addition, the initiative will promote good practices of government-civil society cooperation towards joint advocacy to increase budget allocation towards essential services, thus tacking raising economic inequality in the region.
Economic inequality and lack of fiscal justice dialogue in Tunisia and the OPT
Youth Advocacy against Teenage Pregnancy The goal of the project is to assist in the prevention of sexual abuse against girl children and reduce incidence of teen-age pregnancy by engaging multi-stakeholders including those who have gotten pregnant despite anti-teenage pregnancy campaigns. It will promote a rights-based, age-appropriate sexual education and ensure access to various health and social services for teenage mothers. Activities include Validation Study of Teen-age Pregnancy Situationer / Profiles, Situationer Analysis and Planning Workshops of Stakeholders: Pregnant and Mother Teen-agers and their Parents and Barangay Officials and other Stakeholders , Conduct and Assessment of Child Rights and Women#s Rights Advocacy Sessions and Comprehensive Age-Appropriate Sexuality <(>&<)> Reproductive Health  Education,Formalized and Monitored Linkages and Partnership Building with Other Entities for the Provision of Services to Teen-age Mothers, Conduct of Motherhood and Child Care Education for Teen-Age Mothers and Foster Parents, Monitoring / Counselling of Pregnant <(>&<)> Teen-age Mothers  and Psycho- Social Interventions and Advocacy on Special Protection Help Desk for Pregnant and Mother Teen-agers,Child Minding Centres and Community-based Foster Parenting, Regular Staff and Volunteers Development Sessions and Project Evaluation and Planning Workshops.
CO-Vietnam MCDI cap dev (FAIR-EIU) Oxfam in Vietnam has a been working on fiscal justice since 2013 by starting to work on budget transparency and people#s participation. Built on our success of working in this area and the critical needs to work on fiscal justice as a means to reduce inequality, we have expanded our work to engage into new issues such as tax justice (tax incentive, price transfer and tax heavens), property tax, public debt. We also have harvested remarkable results such as strengthening CSO#s influencing capacity, raising citizen awareness and engagement in budget monitoring and advocacy, and contribution to progressive changes in policy and practices of national and local government on budget transparency and tax regulations (such as the revised budget law, the public investment law and is guiding decrees, Decree 20 on CBCR, the SME law and applying social accountability tools in selecting public investment projects and monitor policy implementation). As we expand our work and engage in new issues, our additional capacity development objectives are:
1. Increase the capacity of Oxfam and partners on influencing and specific thematic issues related to fiscal justice.
2. Increase learning and exchange at national level, regional and global levels among Oxfam and with ourpartners.
Digital Influence In Decision Making This project will address the digital information and campaigning gaps that will push women’s rights and political participation inthe public agendas of Somalia/Somaliland. This will be achieved through development of powerful and change-inspiring campaigns to be promulgated through various digital platforms – Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and TV channels. Extensive discussions are occurring online in Somalia/Somaliland, which have significance on the national debate, with middle class and urban youth being particularly active online. Their subsequent influence on community-level discussions is significant and thus need to be shaped by appropriate information. Featuring video and other engaging content, will help counter negative online discussions and contribute towards greater public acceptance of women’s rights in Somaliland.
This project will engage a range of actors working on women’s rights and digital influencing. NAGAAD Network and SSWC, two leading women’s rights organizations and an established partners of Oxfam, will lead in coordinating campaigns by engaging relevant actors that will add weight to the campaigns. NAGAAD and SSWC will organize workshops and debate sessions where burning issues around women’s political participation and how best to influence increased representation of women in elected bodies.
This project will empower women and female youth activists to use social media to shape public perceptions of gender ideas, beliefs, and values and serve as an important means of generating women’s awareness about their subordinate or even oppressed status. A group of prominent social media campaigners will be established to create campaigns and hashtags and frequently post, retweet news, commentaries, and articles to enhance the visibility of various women’s issues at global and national levels. These campaigns will shed light on specific issues including fighting domestic violence, women’s rights, sexual harassment in the workplace, gender equality, women’s development, and stereotypedgender representations in the media.
YADEN #ITHECHANGE in East Africa YADEN, CfP reference; V1601-XG-IL-033.
This project aims to review and present an innovative strategy to empower and engage youth in conflict with the law and enable government and non-governmental stakeholders to learn from the practical experience.
#ithechange is a learning project inspired by lessons learned from Young in Prison Project (YiP-project of 2014-2015) complimented by YADEN#s work with young people on engagement and empowerment. This project is designed as #learn as you practice#, combining training and support through a learning platform in partnership with Young in Prison (YIP), an international network of knowledge. In Kenya, YADEN will pull together other national initiatives and networks (that include government and non-government partnerships) and their own East Africa programme (Uganda and Tanzania) and grassroots. This will provide a diverse and rich learning experience. The project seeksto find out what can YADEN learn from successful international and national programmes that work with marginalised youth who came in conflict with the law to improve their vocational and life skills and enhance advocacy and influencing space.
HO-Country Office Turkey Agility Funds for innovation and unexpected expenses of Oxfam in Turkey
Contribution to Myanmar Oxfam in Myanmar uses this contribution for both humanitarian work and development work among partner organizations, mostly with ethnic minority background. In Kachin State partners Kachin Baptist Convention (KBC) and Joint Strategy Team (coalition of national NGOs working in Kachin State) receive a contribution for their humanitarian work. KBC uses the contribution mainly for food security among Internally Displaced Persons. JST coordinates the general humanitarian work in Kachin State.
Next to that, small grants to Community Organizations are provided for Emergency Response Mechanism (disaster preparedness).
Yet another part of the contribution is used for strengthening of safeguarding systems, both at Oxfam as well as its partner organizations.
HO-Somalia Joint Response The Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Dorcas, SOS Children#s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The proposed projectaims to address the HRP objectives of providing life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistance to reduce acute humanitarian need for communities affected by the drought and protracted conflict. The (revised) Humanitarian Response Plan, dated July 2018, states there are currently 5,4 mln people in need. The locations and sectors for project implementation are to be determined in a planning workshop taking place on 24 and 25 October, with representatives from the participating consortium members and local partners.
Increasing  Agricultural Production Oxfam has rehabilitated dozens of boreholes in Sool and Sanaag region, most of those water structure has solar system in place. Oxfam#s assessment found pout that some of those structures are not used by people due to varying reasons. Oxfam EFSVL and WASH team discussed this issue and propose we combine water and agricultural production. Oxfam will support ministry of agriculture to assess 6-7 water points in those two regions aimed to start agricultural production. The government will mobilize communities and familiarizethem agricultural production. It is expected that linking existing water sites to agriculture will improve nutritional. Mionistry of agriculture will enhane agricultural practices by introducing agriculture around those water points. The ministry will provide seeds, knowledge regularly using its field staff.
Nutrition-Sensitive Agriculture is good-based approach to agricultural development that puts nutritionally rich foods, dietary diversity and food fortification at the heart of overcoming malnutrition and micronutrientdeficiencies. This assignment focuses on the utilization of water resource for agriculture sector to improve the nutritional value of foods for good nutrition, health and productivity, and social significance of farming and supporting rural livelihood specially that pregnant, lactating women and child.
# The main objective of this mission is to investigate the suitability of borehole water resource for utilization for irrigation purpose.
# Understanding Perception of the community for benefiting water for agriculture purpose
# The MOAD consultants will observe the appropriateness of nature of land (soil type, topography, soil nutrient) for crop production and predict the method of irrigation that could be used.
# During the field exercise, the consultants will analyze the proper ways of community water allocation for domestic use, animal watering and irrigation.
# The consultants will investigate the current situation of agricultural production status and level of nutrition of beneficiaries# community.
# Consultants will have soil and water samples
HO-LHL in Action/DRC Kasai Project management for LHL in Action # Translating Oxfam Local Humanitarian Leadership into response. Across the Oxfam confederation there is increasing recognition and willingness to revise Oxfam#s approach to partnering and capacity strengthening of local actors for humanitarian action. The work so far has focused on strengthening Local Humanitarian Leadership during preparedness (and in protracted crisis), but is lacking the translation during acute (conflict) situations, or during scale-up of a response. This innovation project will support Oxfam to prevent resorting to self-implementation and ignoring local capacity also when rapid response is required # without losing the humanitarian mandate to saving lives.
CO-Provision of solar energy sources Oxfam has substantial experience in working and supporting WASH and agricultural programmes both globally and in the Gaza Strip, taking an approach that works with local communities, private sector providers, farmers, municipalities and local authorities. Oxfam will work with its partner PEF  to ensure they have access to  systems and procedures and standards are in place to achieve effective, high quality delivery. Oxfams particular added value in this action will be in its ability to bring together multiple stakeholders, local authorities, end users, the private sector, and public utilities, to enable the development of an equitable and appropriate to governance and accountability framework for the delivery of drinking water management services for thepeople of the Gaza Strip.
TCDC Africans Rising Africans Rising is a Pan-African movement of people and organisations, working for peace, justice and dignity. This movement aims  geared-up to amplify the struggles, efforts and initiatives of African civil society organizations for more inclusive social movements as they believe that civic spaces across the continent have been shrinking. The AR  also target local NGOs, International NGOs, trade unions, student unions, youth leaders, faith based assemblages, feminist activists, intellectual to   strengthen and support social movements in order to enhance people-centred organisations and drive collective power to purposefully scale-up tangible structural changes for the benefit of Africans and their communities.

This project  aims mainly to protect existing civic space and safeguard against the closing of civic spaces, locally, regionally and globally and:

1.           Implement National Engagement Spaces and promote local social formations with movement building mentorship
2.           Conduct Solidarity Missions       ad investigationsin countries where civic space is shrinking.
3.           Establish accountable and transparent internal governance and communications of AF
Dialogue with partners in Indonesia Oxfam in Indonesia has 3 (three) top area priorities for this contribution, which cover the following scope:
1. Conducting the selection of Young Agripreneurs Ambassador (Duta Petani Muda) to enable and inspire young generations to have more interest and concernsto agriculture. It is expected to improve understanding among them about farming that it is a sustainable livelihood yet promising.
2. The strategic partner meeting at national level (organized by partners) to discuss about Oxfam#s direction in the future, and understanding government#s requirements.
3. The alignment of programs with local partners is several regions in the country. It will be in form of workshop led by partners to (a) conduct pre-assessment (b) produce documents in strategiclevel to sinergize all in 7 provinces of intervention areas.