devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
F.a: Indigenous Community development Programme WHAT: Non-formal education for ethnic minorities especially women and children. Producing  educational materials on basic health care and hygienie. Culture preserving activities and indigenous livelihoods development. WHY: The ethnic minority groups of Cam
bodia have had very little chances to access the services, information and power in khmer-dominated Cambodia. Currently the natural resources of the minorities are exploited by powerful companies and people without the communities themeselves having much t
o say. The indigenous groups have the right to bi-lingual education and information, as well as preservation of their culture. The project aims to help the communities to address the social problems, and to cope with the chance while empowered by literacy 
and knowledge. RESULTS: communities literacy levels are improved, communities have startegies to cope with change and resists exploitation and discrimination: BENEFICIARIES: indigenous groups in Norteast of Cambodia, especially children and elderlies; PART
NER: ICC
F.a: Strengthening livelihood options of climate victims in semi-arid and forest regions of Tamil Nadu through adopting sustainable technologies Strengthening livelihood options of climate victims in semi-arid and forest regions of Tamil Nadu through adopting sustainable technologies
FLC: Sumy State University: Gender Mainstreaming at Ukrainian Universities PYM: Sumyn valtionyliopisto: gender-valtavirtaistus Ukrainan yliopistoihin Gender mainstreaming for a network of Ukrainian universities coordinated by Sumy State University Gender-valtavirtaistaminen verkostolle ukrainalaisia yliopistoja koordinoijana Sumyn valtionyliopisto
FLC: Voice of the Wilderness Developmental Organization (VWDO) Purchase and distribution of educational materials school uniforms and sanitary towels for 40 marginalized school girls.- Continuation of school feeding program for beneficiary girls in Komame boarding school provision of tutorial class and leadership and 
assertiveness TOT to 15 female teachers. - Establish and strengthen two girls' assertiveness club Provide mentoring training to 15 female teachers-Provide gender responsive pedagogy TOT to 15 male and female teachers including education supervisors-Review 
the gender sensitivity to 10 text books Conduct community sensitization program to 1000 local community members. - Purchase and distribution of educational materials school uniforms and sanitary towels for 40 marginalized school girls.- Continuation of school feeding program for beneficiary girls in Komame boarding school provision of tutorial class and leadership an
d assertiveness TOT to 15 female teachers. - Establish and strengthen two girls' assertiveness club Provide mentoring training to 15 female teachers-Provide gender responsive pedagogy TOT to 15 male and female teachers including education supervisors-Revie
w the gender sensitivity to 10 text books Conduct community sensitization program to 1000 local community members.
F.a: Poverty Reduction Project for the Deaf Population in Tanzania FAD: Poverty Reduction Project for the Deaf Population in Tanzania . WHAT: The project supports the vocational training and income generating activities for the deaf population, especially women and youth in seven regions of Tanzania.WHY: Activities aim to
 improve the living standards and livelihood which are considerably lower among the deaf population of Tanzania compared to the hearing population.HOW: Economic and political stability in Tanzania has continued which eases acting in the country. In additio
n to the vocational training the deaf population receive training in sign language and guidance how to apply micro financing and run a business successfully. The project benefits first and foremost the deaf women and youth in the target region.PARTNER ORGA
NISATION: The Project is implemented by Tanzania Association of the Deaf (CHAVITA).
F.a: Legal Aid to Indigent Population and Vulnerable Groups, Victims of Human Rights Abuses Rwanda's constitution guarantees everyone equal treatment before the law, and the right to an attorney, but not legal assistance at public expense. Rwanda has since 2003 been reformed judiciary for example tightening the qualifications of the judges and in
creasing the autonomy of the judiciary in decision-making. Parallel to the Rwanda's national judicial system there has also been developed the community courts Abunzis, in response to the need to ensure better implementation of the legal remedies for the m
arginalized population groups. The equality of the access to justice lacking in Rwanda, government-guaranteed public legal aid services as well as Abunzis are difficult to reach and bureaucratic. In addition, the ongoing problems are caused by corruption, 
excessive processing and  the high cost of judicial process. Also the fundamental rights are violated by preventing the introduction of witnesses or accusing the same crime twice. The project aims to promote the realization of human rights protection of th
e poorest and most marginalized sections of the population by improving access to justice, as well as increasing the awareness of the authorities on human rights and the rule of law. The project will focus the victims of violations of human rights of the p
oor and the marginalized (especially women, children, the disabled, minorities and indigenous members) to raise awareness and promote legal in Kigali.  Inara Legal Aid Service (INALAS) is founded by self-employed lawyers in February 2009 in Kigali city. Th
e organization's goal is to support the state rule of law principle in accordance with the promotion of the right to equal access to juctice  and informing people of their rights.
F.a: Support for Centre of Disabled People through creating a subsistence farming unit The organization will purchase 3 cows and 10 sheeps and train 3 persons with disabilities and 2 parents of Children with Disabilities to take care of the animals. With the products and income from animal husbandry the organization is going to  improve food
 security of Children with Disabilities in the Centre and develop the work of the organization.
F.a: Development of small producer organizations in Nicaragua Coffee is Nicaragua's most important export product and provides employment for more than 300.000 people each year, corresponding to more than half of the agricultural sector jobs. Rainfall fluctuation and potential temperature increase brought about by cl
imate change threatens the whole industry in many areas. Epidemic rust disease throughout Central America has done serious damage in Nicaragua as well. Increased humidity, old age of coffee bushes and lack of know-how in the treatment of the bushes has inf
luenced the spread of the disease. During the project’s planning phase in 2014, the coffee producers identified as their major problems - besides climate change and the rust disease - producer organizations’ low administrative capacity, poor productivi
ty, weak of quality assurance, financial difficulties and uncertain sales channels. The goal of the project in Nicaragua is to improve livelihood of small coffee producers. The project’s purpose is to develop the country's coffee producers' organizations
 to be more efficient and productive. The project will develop the administrative capacity of producer organizations through training on cooperative principles. Productivity and quality of coffee farming will be improved by establishment of coffee nurserie
s, producing organic fertilizers and by training especially youth on sustainable farming practices. Quality control of the processing of coffee is improved by updating and calibrating tasting areas to standardize quality criteria, and training coffee taste
rs. Cooperatives sales capacities will be strengthened by training cooperatives on market knowledge, risk management and logistics, as well as by organizing tasting events. Nicaragua's coffee producers chose 18 weakest coffee cooperatives of a total of 21 
Fairtrade coffee cooperatives to take part in the project. Direct beneficiaries of the project are 10.600 coffee producers, of which 27 percent are women. Indirect beneficiaries are seasonal workers involved in the picking and processing of coffee. Impleme
nting partner organizations are Latin American and the Caribbean network of small Fairtrade producers, CLAC, and it’s network in Nicaragua, La Coordinadora Nicaragüense de Organizaciones de Pequeños Productores y Productoras de Comercio Justo (CNCJ). h
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F.a: Integrated Food Security, Livelihoods, WatSan and Nutrition To improve the livelihoods and nutrition of the most vulnerable households and coping mechanisms in case of the worsening drought and food security situation.
F.a: Support to the campaign aganst the monoculturural plantations in Latin America and to Grupo Guayubira in Uruguay Support to the campaign aganst the monoculturural plantations in Latin America and to Grupo Guayubira in Uruguay
F.a: Integrated Health and OD programme To improve the health situation at community level in Ngozi area.
F.a: Regional Disaster Preparedness Programme Regional Disaster Preparedness Programme. To support the National Societies in the area to implement the effective and well focused integrated programmes that improve the lives of the most vulnerable people, reduce the threat of the disasters and  increase
 capacity of the population to respond and recover.
F.a: Icy Popsicle based in sustainability An income generation project by a group of hearing impaired, to first train 20 hearing impaired persons to run small business and prepare icy p.opsicle
F.a: Economic capacity of deaf through training in  entrepreneurship + soap making The project is for building economic capacity of deaf people by training them in entrepreneurship and soap making. The group will conduct entrepreneurship training to 30 deaf people for 3 days. In addition, they will conduct soap making training for 5 days
 to 30 deaf people . After the capacity building training, the group will purchase soap making machines and raw materials for making soap in order to continue with soap production as small business to improve their income.
Evaluation of Finland's development cooperation country strategies and country strategy modality Evaluointi Suomen pitkäaikaisten kehitysyhteistyömaiden maaohjelmista ja maaohjelmatoimintatavasta The Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland (MFA) is evaluating the Ministry?s development cooperation strategies in Finland's long term partner countries as well as the Ministry?s Country Strategy Modality in 2015.  The evaluation report will be published
 in mid-2016. A country case report will be prepared on the following countries: Ethiopia Zambia Tanzania Mozambique Nepal and Vietnam. A synthesis report on Country Strategy Modality will be prepared based on country studies. Time scope of the evaluation 
is 2008 - 2015. Suomen pitkäaikaisten yhteistyömaiden maaohjelmat ja maaohjelmatoimintatapa evaluoidaan 2015. Tarkoituksena on tukea maaohjelmien edelleen kehittämistä sekä maaohjelmatoimintatavan päivittämistä. Maakohtainen case evaluointi tehdään Etiopiasta  S
ambiasta Tansaniasta Mosambikista Nepalista ja Vietnamista. Kenian osalta hyödynnetään 2015 valmistunutta maaevaluointia. Maaohjelmien kestävyyden relevanttiuden tehokkuuden tuloksellisuuden ja vaikuttavuuden pohjalta laaditaan synteesi jossa vastataan
 maaohjelmatoimintatavan toimivuuteen liittyviin evaluointikysymyksiin. Evaluointi kohdistuu ajanjaksolle 2008 - 2015 jossa 2008-2012 katetaan aikaisempiin evaluointeihin perustuvana kontekstianalyysinä.
Evaluation on humanitarian mine action Evaluointi humanitaarisesta miinatoiminnasta Finland has supported humanitarian mine action since 1991 with altogether 93 million Euros. Finland has supported humanitarian mine action through UN organisations and Finnish and international non-governmental organisations in countries which have a major
 mine problem and which need assistance to resolve the problem.The objective of the evaluation is to assess the achievements strengths and weaknesses of Finland?s support to humanitarian mine action. The purpose of the evaluation is to serve strategic plan
ning and decision making needs in the MFA to help the MFA to develop further the support to the humanitarian mine action.The evaluation will cover the period 1991-2014 consisting of document analysis of the period 1991-2014 and a deep evaluation of the per
iod 2010-2014. The evaluation is very timely because the current framework agreements will come to an end in 2015 and the evaluation will thus bring forward evidence based information for future decision making.The evaluation will be done on the base of do
cument material interviews and field trips to case study countries (Angola and Cambodia). The approach and working modality will be participatory. The tender process will be started in so that the evaluation could be started in January 2015. The evaluation
 results are expected to be had in August 2015. The budget of the evaluation is 200 000 Euros. Suomi on tukenut humanitaarista miinatoimintaa vuodesta 1991 lähtien yhteensä 93 milj. eurolla. Suomen tuki on kohdennettu YK-järjestöjen sekä kansainvälisten ja suomalaisten kansalaisjärjestöjen kautta maihin joissa on vaikea miinaongelma ja jotka
 tarvitsevat apua sen ratkaisemisessa.Evaluoinnin tavoitteena on arvioida laajasti humanitaarisen miinatoiminnan saavutuksia vahvuuksia ja heikkouksia. Evaluoinnin tarkoituksena on tuottaa itsenäistä ja riippumatonta tietoa ja antaa suosituksia ulkoasiai
nministeriön päätöksenteon tueksi humanitaarisen miinatoiminnan kehittämiseksi. Evaluointi on myös tilivelvollisuuden väline.Evaluoinnin aikajakso on 1991 ? 2014 kattaen dokumenttianalyysin koko evaluoinnin ajanjaksolta mutta tehden tarkemman arvioi
nnin vuosilta 2010 ? 2014. Humanitaarisen miinatoiminnan raamisopimukset umpeutuvat vuoden 2015 lopussa joten evaluointi on ajankohtainen tuottaen näyttöön perustuvaa tietoa tulevan yhteistyön suunnitteluun. Evaluointi toteutetaan kirjallisen aineiston
 analyysin haastattelujen ja tapaustutkimusmaissa (Angola ja Kambodzha) suoritettavan kenttävaiheen avulla. Kenttävaiheen aikana korostetaan osallistavaa lähestymistapaa.Evaluoinnin tarjouskilpailu järjestetään siten että evaluointi voidaan käynnis
tää tammikuussa 2015. Evaluoinnin tulokset ovat käytettävissä elokuussa 2015. Evaluoinnin budjetti on 200 000 euroa.
Finnish support to Water Supply + Sanitation Collaborative Council (WSSCC) Suomen tuki Water Supply + Sanitation Collaborative Councilille (WSSCC) Water Supply + Sanitation Collaborative Council (WSSCC) is a global multi-stakeholder partnership which focuses on improving sanitation and hygiene among the poorest. It works predominantly in rural settings in Africa and Asia. Besides improving sanitation
 services advocacy and education have a central role in its activities. With its support to WSSCC Finland on her own behalf aims at accelerating the progress towards the MDG on sanitation. Vesihuollon ja sanitaation yhteistyöneuvosto (Water Supply + Sanitation Collaborative Council WSSCC) on erityisesti kaikkein köyhimpien sanitaation parantamiseen ja hygieniatyöhön keskittyvä monitoimijaverkosto. WSSCC:n toiminta jakautuu maatason työ
hön joka rahoitetaan globaalista sanitaatiorahastosta (Global Sanitation Fund GSF) sekä informaation tuottamiseen kampanjointiin ja tiedottamiseen jotka rahoitetaan Sanitation Leadership Trust Fundista (SLTF). WSSCC:n oikeudellinen isäntäorganisaatio o
n UNOPS. WSSCC:n työn painopiste on maaseudulla vähiten kehittyneissä maissa Afrikassa ja Aasiassa. Maatasolla WSSCC noudattaa Community Lead Total Sanitation (CLTS) -mallia. WSSCC ei rahoita käymälöiden rakentamista vaan tähtää käyttäytymisen m
uutokseen jakamalla tietoa ja valistusta.Suomi on myöntänyt yleistukea WSSCC:n keskipitkän aikavälin strategian (2012-2016) toteuttamiseen 1 MEUR vuosittain vuodesta 2012 alkaen. Suomen rahoituskaudella WSSCC:n keskeisiä tuloksia ovat olleet avoimeen 
maastoon ulostamisen väheneminen maaohjelmamaissa sekä kuukautishygieniaan liittyvä politiiikkatyö. Esitetään että Suomi myöntää WSSCC:lle 500 000 euroa yleistukea keskipitkän aikavälin strategian toteuttamiseen vuodelle 2016 vuoden 2016 määr
ärahoista.  http://wsscc.org/
F.a: South Caucasus: Supporting Inclusive Peace Processes in the South Caucasus CMI will continue to support young individuals from Armenia, Azerbaijan and Nagorno-Karabakh strongly engaged in promoting cooperation and dialogue among their societies. CMI will establish a platform allowing the core group to engage in dialogue and peer-
exchange and to jointly develop and implement confidence-building initiatives in their societies and across the conflict divides while communicating about the outcomes with relevant Track 1 actors. In addition, CMI will launch a regional platform of indepe
ndent experts, providing safe spaces for joint reflection on foreign policy and regional security as well as innovative tools to produce a comprehensive conflict analysis and joint policy recommendations. Finally, CMI will provide support to the Geneva Int
ernational Discussions on Georgia through deployment of experts.
FLC: Evaluating witness security program in Mexico PYM: Todistajansuojeluohjelman arvioiminen ja kehittäminen Meksikossa Evaluate the gaps in local witness security program. Projektin tarkoitus on arvioida paikallisen todistajainsuojeluohjelman puutteita.
F.a: Protecting the coastal ecosystems of the Gulf of Mannar and ensuring the traditional rights fishing communities Protection and promotion of the livelihood rights of the Fish workers in the state of Tamilnadu. The operational area consists of 320 kilometres of length in the coastal belt among 58800 families of 146 fishing villages of Ramanathapuram and Tuticorin dist
ricts in the state of Tamilnadu, India. The target group people are traditional fisher folk people.
F.a: Mozambique Office PMER support for the MFA frame programme Mozambique Office PMER support for the MFA frame programme. Through this project, the programme quality of the country programme will be improved, work more effectively with the local partners support more closely to partner capacity building.
F.a: Women with disabilities economic empowerment through formation of  business cooperatives Vocational training and sweater production  cooperative of  10 disabled women. 2 knitting machines, materials and equipment will be purchased. 10 women got training for 10 days how to use the machines, 6 days training in designing and cooperative financies
. 10 disabled women start to produce knitweare and sell them for income.
F.a: Capacity building program for blind and partially sighted and public awareness and advocacy program An capacity building and advocacy project by the Blind Association to organize leadership training and culture event with blind musicians. Human rights information is also distributed.
F.a: Hoshangabad Area Development Project The programme works for the improvement of rural communities’ socio-economical situation and quality of life, as well for the strengthening of community capacities in Hoshangabad, Madhya Pradesh State, Central India. This area is among the poorest and le
ast developed in India, many villages and communities hard to access, agriculture suffers from the lack of irrigation systems, families’ food security is weak, malnutrition is common and access to safe and clean water sparse. During the programme impleme
ntation, the livelihoods of the landless and peasants is improved, the nutrition and health status of community people, especially children under 5 and their mothers is strengthened and the quality of pre and primary school education enhanced.  Focus of th
e programme is especially in reducing children's malnurtition. The programme benefits 42.000 people. The main partner is World Vision India, which is responsible for the programme implementation and for the utilization of the programme resources.
F.a: Improving Access to justice of Dalit Community through Human Rights Education Improving Access to justice of Dalit Community through Human Rights Education
FLC: Almanar - Reducing the Risk of Gender Based Violence by Empowering Vulnerable Conflict Affected Women The overall goal of the project is to contribute in improving the livelihoods status of 210 women (women cooperative members) and their families from among the most disadvantaged communities in IDPs sites in Khartoum through a comprehensive self-reliance a
nd poverty reduction approach. The project works in an integrated way and combines a comprehensive social development program with activities to increase livelihood opportunities for women thereby addressing both the causes and effects of women?s disempowe
rment. This will be achieved  through  building the knowledge and skills of  women by raising awareness on their rights supporting their groups to make their  voice heard providing vocational skills literacy classes secured life for their children and comm
unities and reducing barriers between women from different backgrounds and life experiences in order to contribute in strengthening a base for peace and reconciliation coupled with gender training for men leading to an improvement in the socio-economic sta
tus of the marginalized women and their families.
F.a: Participation at the Conference From past to present - transition from centralized disability service provision to current mechanisms Lotos will participate the Balkan Conference of disabled peoples´ organizations in Tirana, Albania, on 5.- 6. October 2015.
F.a: Central American Capacity Building Programme and Specialization in Gender The project aims at contributing to the capacity building of related organisations and stakeholder groups in gender and strategic Disaster Risk Reduction, so that they are able to design and implement activities that secure and focus on the causes of vulne
rability in the region.  Implementing partner Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Central America program organises the study program which will have a regional focus, concentrating on the risks, vulnerabilities and lessons learned in Central America and speci
alising in gender. The studying is mainly done by using an internet platform (http://www.elearninglwf.org/), but an introductory seminar will take place in the beginning of the programme. Students will be selected to participate from the four countries in 
the region: Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and Nicaragua. 50 % of the participants will be female students. They will be representatives of the civil society (such as the ACT forum members) and partner organisations, whereas the remaining vacancies would
 be open for applications by the public.
FLC: Youth 4 Youth: Promoting Rights Transformin Lives PYM: Nuoret nuorille: oikeuksien edistäminen elämäin muuttaminen Partnership for Every Child's project. Partnership for Every Child -järjestön hanke. Vaikeista oloista tulevien lasten ja nuorten toiminnan kehittäminen ympäri Ukrainaa.
F.a: Improve Your Business 11 women and girls wih disabilities want to become successful entrepreneurs. For this purpose will be acquired different raw matrials, equipment and animal husbandry. Besides income entrepreneurship brings increased self-esteem.