devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
CARE- Project Accessible Aviation The Project Accessible mass public transit CARE <(>&<)> Access For All ... Call to Action is an initiative of Center for Ability Rehabilitation and Empowerment (CARE) founded by Dr. Chike Okogwu in line with one of the Centre’s mantra that ‘Experiences in LifeShould Refine and Not Define One...Rise Above That Challenge’. It is aimed at removing all barriers to accessible air transportation for persons with disabilities in Nigeria. It was borne out of the daily frustrations passengers with disabilities continueto face in airports and local airlines companies in Nigeria, bearing in mind, most importantly, that we need to have the compassion and caring for helping to protect vulnerable people as Ellen Sauerbrey says and 'If we truly believe in the value of life,we should care about all of the weakest and most vulnerable members of society' - Joni Eareckson. Tada).

Nigeria currently has several Airports, railway services, and millions of buses  but most of them are inaccessible .They are plagued by inaccessible infrastructure rendering them literally useless to persons with disabilities. This Project is intended to amongst other things, ensure solutions – in the transportsector.  There must exist modern assistive devices to eliminate any form of accessibility barriers around the airports, bus stops, and railway stations
In addition, there must be a ‘CARE and Access For All Counters' supported by the National Commission of Personswith Disabilities (NCPWD) and National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) to provide services to all PWDs defined as, sick, pregnant women, elderly, albino and any vulnerable person. The desk will register, assist and record all PWD passenger and ensure their best treatment all through the journey. The records received will help the NCPWD in her issuance of Disabilities Certificate program in line with the Nigerian Disabilities Prohibition Act (2019).
Also, all the PWDs assistants at the desks must wear Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) in conformity with COVID-19 Protocols for protection of PWD passenger, airport assistants them, all the other passengers and crew on the transit.

Project Accessible Transport through the Voice I-rant grant seek to amongst other things;
1. Commit keystakeholders in the Nigerian transportation sector to implement accessible transport systems.
2. Train transport operators on the rights of persons with disabilities
3. Procure and deploy assistive devices at transit terminals
4. Create jobs for the operators of the assistive devices and ancillaryservices at the airports. We estimate that at-least 1000 new jobs will be created.

Decisions flow from the Board of Trustees to the management team and then to the staff, project decisions flow from the management, to the team lead and eventually to thestaff. The BOT meet annually twice in a year to plan and review activities.
CLICK-IP2 The two associations have decided to collaborate on developing common objectives, in particular those that support a world based onrelationships of solidarity and greater justice. The two associations agree that respect for Human Rights, including the Rights of Women and Children, forms part of their commitment, as well as respect for Social and Economic Rights for everyone. The Action that is subject to the present agreement is a contribution towards these objectives, but it cannot be considered as thesole link that unites the three associations.

The partner-CLICK and Oxfam-in-Laos undertake to build a relationship that reinforces each party’s workand skills, while developing each organisation’s respective strategies.

By way of an example, CLICKis interested in taking part inactivities that heighten awareness among the Laos public, by sending personnel and/or equipment in relation to the issue concerned by the Action. CLICK would also like to take part in the discussions held by the Oxfam in Laos on Strategic Reflections connected with the Action.
The two parties undertake to execute their activities with a view to achieving the following objective:

The overall aim of the project is Water Resource Governance (WRG) processes at the nationalare more inclusive of civil society, women and marginalised social groups.

And the specific objectives are:
• To ensure social Inclusion, Gender Equality and Women’s Leadership in Water Governance
• To increase Civil Society Engagement and Networking at national and regional levels
• To increase the voice of civil society and community in the development of hydropower and Sustainable Renewable Energy policy
NTFPRC- Sustainable Bamboo Value Chain The Overall Objective of this project is to contribute to reduce poverty and inequality in rural areas of Vietnam through inclusiveand sustainable Value Chain (VC) development. To reach this overall goal, two specific objectives must be achieved are:
#(SO1) SSPsand Micro/Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) processors of clam and bamboo VCs have increased income from sustainable production practices, improved business efficiency and access to markets
# (SO2) Clams and bamboo value chains in five provinces are better organized, equitable and inclusive.

There are four parties together carrying out the project activities to achieve the aforementioned objectives, respectively Oxfam, ICAFIS, NTFPRC and VCCI. (1) Oxfam, is very seasoned in programme management according the international standards. It has all the routines and systems in place to comply with the donor requirements. Further it has important expertisein private sector engagement, value chain development and governance and policy advocacy. It will lead in the activities that relate to these expertise fields. Further it mobilizes its partners network of policy advocacy coalitions (in the Agricultural and land Coalitions) and legal assistance from other relevant agencies to land user rights claims . For the mounting of financial institutions# and investors# engagement it leans on the associate: the State Bank. (2) ICAFIS (a not-for profit artisanal fishing expertise organization) and (3) NTFPRC (a not-for-profit resource center for the sustainable use of timber operations) are technical leads in the management of sustainable clam and bamboo operations, respectively. All activities relation to the specific technical and towards the development of either of the two VCs, is directly and fully delegated to these two partners. (4) VCCI (the Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce and Industry) is the technical lead on trade promotion and leads on the activity where these are at stake.
CO-Oxfam in Vietnam Drawing from successful experiences, Oxfam aims to scale up this effective approach in additional provinces/regions and at the national level. In this proposed phase of work, the project will prioritize its expansion to the Central region/Ha Tinh province where Oxfam America’s Sustainable Rice Intensification (SRI) program has invested significantly in the past. Ha Tinh province is a poor province with a large number of ethnic minorities and high poverty rates that is frequently impacted by typhoons and other natural disasters. Rice is a very important crop for most of people in this province, therefore it is necessary to influence Ha Tinh province todevelop and approve a sustainable and inclusive rice master plan that can ensure the voices and opinionsof woman, ethnic minoritiesand vulnerable groups will be included, as well as ensuring governments and the private sector will follow up on their commitments as stated in the master plan.

The project will apply the methodologies that were adopted successfully in the last phase. Due to thecomplex gender and social issues of this region, the project will also flexibly adopt part of the Gender Action Learning System (GALS) tool  in the planning process to ensure gender inclusiveness in the rice master plan. The project team and local partners will also make necessary adaptations to carry out planned activities in accordance with local health and safety guidance related to COVID-19 (e.g. organizing online meetings if possible and ensuring face-to-face meetings meet government prevention guidelines).

This project will also provide further support to follow up the result of first phase in Phu Tho and Yen Bai provinces by monitoring the progress of master plan implementation after one year of approval. The monitoring results will be helpful for provincial stakeholders as well as relevant actors in the rice value chain. This proposal fits within a larger body of work supported by Oxfam America.
HIVOS - Empower@scale Kenya The goal of this project is to scale up the empowerment of marginalized rural women and men through the use of Household Methodologies (HHM). Currently over 133 thousand women and men are reached directly as part of projects by Oxfam, and indirectly by influencing government programmes together with IFAD. Other organizations, such as Hivos, Twin and FLA, have also started using HHM. By building knowledge, skills and expertise at local to global levels this project aims to scale up household methodologiesto empower millions of women, men and rural youth. The project is part of the WEMAN programme.

The expected outcomes are:
1. A network of local/national learning centres provide opportunities for exposure to the methodology and its benefits and gaining the basic and advanced skills to start the process in the countries.
2. Online platform for networking, knowledge sharing and monitoring the use of HHMs set up and effectively used
3. Specific approaches are developed on thematic areas and/or particular target groups: rural finance, nutrition, VCD, extension, and with specific target groups incl. youth.
Counterpart 507166 Institute for Develop The project aims to promote civic activism in protecting freedom of expression during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, and in taking part in government-led pandemic response. This project addresses these challenges by strengthening Vietnamese civil society networks nationwide in their capacity to mount coordinated actions to participate effectively in the government-led COVID-19 response, targeting the population most in need; and, by enhancing their capacity to influence respect for privacy rights and respect for freedomof expression. The project is developed with active participation from leading civil society partners, including civil society networks defending human rights and promoting inclusive social protection.
Overall Objective: Civil society will become an effective force for defense of human rights during the COVID-19 crisis, in expanding freedom of expression and participation in government-led recovery programs.
CO-506696 This project’s focus is on empowering digital movements through learning exchanges with context analysis and evaluation to create an understanding of how various regions are using digital tools for mobilization and movement building. Through exchanges, and knowledge sharing, target groups gain knowledge on how best to enhance their capacity in using digital tools to advance their struggles for a just world. This project anchors its niche on people’s rights to exercise their freedom of expression, assembly, information andspeech, especially in the online world, and use this as a basis to increase their agency in amplifying voices, advocate for their rights and champion good governance practices. Through this, the project aims to empower digital movements, build digital communitiesand construct strong elements for fundraising.
Strengthening Capacity of NGO Coliation Fisheries Action Coalition Team (FACT), a national NGO, working around the Tonle Sap, coastal and the Mekong region on issues that affect fishing communities# livelihoods. FACT#s programs support communities, community-based organisations and networks, including Cambodian Coalition of Fishers/. Through its work, FACT also engages directly # and facilitates community and NGO dialogues with # other key stakeholders, particularly the government, to discuss policies and practices related to fisheries. FACT has helped convenedand participated in numerous multi-stakeholder forums to strengthen cooperation in fisheries management in Cambodia. FACT#s goal isto equip the Coalitions of Cambodian Fishers and NGOs with the necessary capacities to implement their activities effectively and  ensure that the voice of fishers are heard and supported.

FACT has established and supported 116 Community-based organizations and community fisheries nation-wide. FACT has mobilized and built up CBO#s capacity to enhance their ownership in fishery resources management. FACT also works to promote community awareness and advocate for positive changes. In addition, FACT engages the CBOs to improve their livelihoods and good governance through better understanding of the implementation and enforcement of fisheries law. However, the capacities of CBOs still need to be strengthened. Based on the annual internal assessment conducted by FACT, only approximately 50%-55% of all 116 CBOs/CFis are strongly proficient in institutional management, communication, networking and advocacy. Capacity development is a main vehicle for CBOs to gain ownership and fullfil their rights to access the natural resources in sustainable way.

Oxfam water governance funds FACT to implement the project called #Strengthening capacity of Fishers# Network and NGO coalition towards fisheries resources sustainability and ownership in the Mekong and Tonle Sap regions.# Oxfam water governance project has decided to fund FACT on building the capacities of community fisheries and CSO network to engage in national fishery policy influencing.
CARDSW-Enhance Access to education The ultimate goal of the project is to increase legal awareness and understanding on the rights to access education and safety and security of inland waterways amongst children of ethnic minorities and their parents who go to school by boat, in Hoa Binh province.Project activities are designed to disseminate Constitution 2013 and Law on Inland Waterway Traffic 2014, using 2 approaches of school-based and needs-based. The focus groups are students, parents and teachers in 3 primary and secondary schools.Legal aid, communication and training activities at schools will be organized or curriculum-integrated and tailored concerning the focus group’ abilities and needs. Moreover, there will be communications campaigns on drowning prevention launched, and on-campus drowning prevention consulting centers established to spread the project impacts. Last but not least, the initiative proposes contributions to developingpolicies and laws related to students of ethnic minorities in river regions. At the end of theproject, it is expected to help increase awareness on children’s rights to access education issued in Constitution 13 and Law on Inland Waterway Traffic 2014 for 80% teachers and 90% parents of students studying at 3 piloted schools who go to school by boat. Events organized at schools, additionally,aim to attract about 780 students while the model of on-campus drowning prevention consulting centers at 3 schools would record up to 540 students’ visits from 11/2023 to 4/2024.
TZ DSDO _ Let's Go This project has been designed to promote equal access to employment opportunities and resources endowments for people with disabilities in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania, through agriculture. The focus is on capacity building and skill development and linking them with markets, with an aim to facilitate them to gain income generating opportunities and self-reliance, thereby promoting their self-esteem in equitable society. We are striving to end hunger and achieving food security for all, to ensure that everyone in society has access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs. Including persons with  by boosting their food production can improve employment opportunity and income generation.

This initiative will be achieved through various strategic objectives, including; facilitating the acquisition and accessibility of land; acquisition and accessibility to finance; acquisition of agricultural inputs; and linkage between PWD and other agriculture support services. There will be enhancement of marketing for agricultural products and promotion of technical and entrepreneurial skills for people with disabilities.

This project targets people with different disabilities. Impairments vary widely in terms of type, severity, stability, duration and time of onset – these characteristics influence individual capacities and willingness to become entrepreneurs and to sustain such a status. Specifically, this project is designed to promote equal access to employment opportunities and resources endowments for marginalised and vulnerable youth and people with disabilities in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania, through agriculture.
Bridge Fest 2022 Music show
To engage the public with reknown artists and the themes and values of BF
Public speaking
The CSOs presents themselves and engage public in a more in-depth and multi-faceted discussion of what is beyond GDP, and inspire participants and audiences with a future co-created by multiple actors
CSO display booths
To challenge the GDP-centered development and chasing after material needson collective and individual levels, emphasizing the needs for human-centered values.
Media
To present youth and CSO actors as change agents that push Vietnam development to be more inclusive and sustainable.

CSO conference
To draw on plural voices and views to challenge existing social norms (consumerism, materialism, heteronormative values as normal etc), philanthrophy ecosystem and showcase how CSO and other sector actors can co-create a future that include and benefits all.
HO-503001 Escalation of violence in Gaza has left a significant number of civilians killed <(>&<)> wounded, with over 330K displaced. The violence has damaged shelters <(>&<)> infrastructure. The situation is becoming increasingly dire. Even before Oct-23, over 80% of Gazans needed humanitarian aid. Because of politically driven pressure, some donors have stopped/cut aid, creating severe service gaps. With the complete seize imposed, ppl. are struggling to secure cash to support their basic needs to buy food, water <(>&<)> medicine. Thousands have lost their homes and are now forced into temporary shelters, facing multiple protection risks. Shutdown of Gaza's power plant due to lack of fuel <(>&<)> hundreds of Israeli military airstrikes have destroyed essential WASH infrastructures <(>&<)>public services. This raises fears that Gaza will run out of electricity <(>&<)> water imminently.
The WASH sector faces multiple challenges, including access and distribution of materials and items necessary for WASH facilities. Israel's decision to cut water supply and electricity has impacted 5 WASH infrastructures <(>&<)> facilities, which served over 600K people. Gaza's current electricity generation is less than 60 MW, falling significantly short of the necessary power to sustain WASH services across the entire Gaza.
Against this backdrop Oxfam and local partners PEF, AISHA <(>&<)> CMWU propose to assist 18K people in Gaza city <(>&<)> North Gaza, with WASH <(>&<)> protection assistance incl. repair of damaged WASH networks aligning with Cluster response prioritization and Oxfam's expertise, distribute Hygiene Kit E-vouchers, including menstrual hygiene items <(>&<)> mitigating protection related risks, by supporting women and children whose needs are deprioritized in crises. Needs have been discussed with JR partners in Gaza to identify complementary activities and avoid duplication. Oxfam is well-positioned to respond with a well-established WASH program, focusing on strategic interventions in water systems <(>&<)> infrastructure for long-term impact
PPSW Pasoendan - ANDIL SAHATE Based on population census in 2019 in west Java, the number of elderly is 3.347.712 people with life expectancy of 72 years old. Karawang district has changed from the agricultural zone into the largest industrial zone in South East Asia. It has brough transitionto social, cultural, economic and health for the people in the area. One of vulnerable groups affected by the change is the elderly.

The Indonesia government has regulation about the elderly’s welfare in UU-RI Number 13 year 1998 chapter 25 and PP Number 43 Year2004 about implementing of efforts to improve the welfare of the elderly. The West Java government has a program to improve happiness and life quality of the elderly called “Minggu Lansia”. This program is run by engaging young volunteers to visit the elderly at least once a week. Unfortunately, this program has not been implemented in the village level, especially in Sub district Klari and East Teluk Jambe.

From the problem above, it is necessary to find the alternative solution. One of the areas of village development is community empowerment, included the elderly, which can be optimatized through village planning and budgeting.  It is important toencourage the village government to implement the participatory and gender responsive village development planning and budgeting through community. That is the main reason we apply the proposal of a program named ANDIL SAHATE.

ANDIL SAHATE is an acronime of ANDIL (ANggaran Desa bagI Lansia) means Village Budgeting for the Elderly and SAHATE (SehAt, sejaHtrA, dan TErampil) means the healthy, prosperous and skilled elderly. The community that we’re going to build called “Nyekar Desa”. It’s an acronime of “Nyakola Anggaran Desa {Sekolah Anggaran Desa or Village Budgeting Training) withthe program targets are village government (officials and BPD/Badan Pemusyawaratan Desa) and citizen (the elderly, families and youth). We hope the program can improve the understading and skill of village officials and BPD members about participatory andgender responsive village development planning and budgeting. The program alsoaims to increase citizen (the elderly, families and youth) capacity and awareness about their right and obligation in village development.
CO-NG Oxfam Major oil spills heavily contaminate marine shorelines, causing severe localised ecological damage to the near-shore community. Theharmful effects of oil spill on the environment are many. Oil destroys plants and animals in the estuarine zone. It settles on beaches and kills organisms and marine animals like fishes, crabs and other crustaceans. Oil endangers fish hatcheries in coastal watersand as well contaminates the flesh of commercially valuable fish. Oil poisons algae, disrupts major food chains and decreases the yield of edible crustaceans. It also coats birds, impairing their flight or reducing the insulative property of their feathers, thus making the birds more vulnerable to cold.
Oil on water surface also interferes with gaseous interchange at the sea surface and dissolved oxygen levels will thereby be lowered. This will in no doubt reduce the life span of marine animals. Micro-organisms also degrade petroleum hydrocarbons after spillage
In a bid to clean oil spills by the use of oil dispersants, serious toxic effects will be exerted on plankton thereby poisoning marine animals. This can further lead to food poisoning and loss of lives. Another effect of oil slicks is loss of economic resources to the government. When spilled, oil is not quickly recovered. It will be dispersed by the combined action of tides, wind and current. The oil will therefore spread into thin films, dissolve in water and undergo photochemicaloxidation, which will lead to its decomposition.
On the Nigerian Coastal environment, large areas of the mangrove ecosystem have been destroyed. Oil spill has also destroyed farmlands, polluted ground and drinkable water and caused drawbacks in fishing off the coastal waters. Oil exploration activities and spills have resulted in the pollution of rivers, streams, ponds and waterways and a threat to the peoples source of livelihood, especially women and girls. There have been continuous regional crises in the Niger Delta area as a result of oil spill pollution of the coastal ecosystem.