devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Children’s rights - Somalia Focus on the monitoring of child rights including improving state capacity to monitor and report to the UN Committe on the Rights of the Child; strengthening of national systems and building awareness and capacity of civil society to promote and defend child rights. Other Partners: SPL, CACP, PUNSAA, SOSCENSA, SCRC, SONUT, PDON, Puntland Youth Association Network (PYAN)
RMFB Rights of Minorities of Faith and Belief in Eastern Africa The project aims to enhance social cohesion and positive intra/interfaith relations through advocacy and creating spaces for interaction for people of different faiths in Sudan.
Food Security Conference Support to food security conference linking research on food security and human rights with policy dialogue in Uganda. Aligned with Norway’s political priorities and the new Food Security Strategy.
EGT Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Promotion of mental health and well-being. Provide online and offline spaces where particularly women cangain knowledge about mental health. Other partner: Media-Arts for Development
UNDP - anti corruption in a Covid-19 context This program will  have a focs on the immediate Covid-19 response and recovery, but also on strengthening transparency, accountability and integrity through effective digital governance to build forward better with resilient institutions and service delivery mechanism.
The main objective is to promote digital governance for transparency, accountability and anti-vorruption to build forward better.
Strengthening accountability for human rights violations in Venezuela Third phase of the ICJ project "Strengthening the rule of law and accountability for human rights violations in Venezuela". A continuation of VEN-20/0001.
UN Secretary General's Covid-19 Response and Recovery Fund The multi partner  fund aims at reducing human, economic, and social suffering caused by the Covid-19 pandemic in the most vulnerable countries, with UN agencies as implementing partners. It operates at the nexus of humanitarian, recovery and development action to tacle the health emergency; focus on the social impact, and the economic response and recovery; and help countries recover better.
MIREME-NVE Institutional Cooperation Phase II The second phase of the institutional cooperation program between the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE), the Ministry for Mineral Resources and Energy (MIREME) and the Energy Regulatory Authority (ARENE). Experts from NVE, including both back-office support seconded, resident advisers will work alongside partners in MIREME and ARENE to support their needs. The program aims to achieve a comprehensive management of the energy sector as a tool for long term economic development, with the ultimate target to support socio-economic development through increased access to sustainable electricity supply on- and off-grid. 

The targets are to be achieved through targeted efforts in the areas of development and implementation of the legal framework and capacity building in the administration, both in the ministry MIREME and the regulator ARENE. There are four components in the program, focusing on legal framework, governance of the power sector, strategy development in the regulator and skills anhancement in the regulator. The short-term outcomes include application of a complete revised legal framework for the energy sector in Mozambique; application of a new energy sector strategy and efficienty coordination of on- and off-grid electrification efforts in the ministry MIREME; and optimal operation and efficient casehandling in the regualtor ARENE. 

This is a continuation of a cooperation which started in 2017. the main achievements in the first phase, which was concluded in 2022, was the contributions to the new electricity law in Mozambique, adopted in 2022.
Men for Change Network of Mozambique Support to Men for Change NEtwork of Mozambique
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Strengthen staff capacity to work for girls' rights and inclusion in society in Malawi and Mozambique
WBG Joint Capital Markets Program (J-CAP) WBG’s Joint Capital Markets Program (J-CAP) is a new initiative led by IFC as a World Bank Group (WBG) joint
initiative and coordinated by a dedicated cross-WBG secretariat. The programme objective is to help countries crowd-in new investments and sustainably finance for implementation of key development programs.
Safeguarding independent media and civic space in Myanmar The main purpose of the project is to support and to build capacity of media houses, journalists, and training institutes to have the knowledge, skills, and financial security to uphold operations, to produce public interest information and to ensure self-support systems in the long term. 
Although the programme targets the Myanmar media inside and outside of the country, the key beneficiaries of the programme are the people of Myanmar, regardless of gender, religion or ethnicity, and with an emphasis on the most marginalised and vulnerable groups in society.
DRC Resilience Programme (WFP Addendum) The WFP-FAO  joint resilience programme in the DRC aims to strengthen the resilience of fragile communities, with the following goals: 
1. Reducing food insecurity and poverty and malnutrition help build resilience and promote social cohesion. The joint resilience-building programme supports smallholder farmers and vulnerable communities achieve food security and better nutrition to enable them respond to shocks and have better sanitation.
2. The provision of food assistance and capacity building to crisis affected populations enables communities to grow their own food and diversify their incomes. Through the support of the programme, affected populations are able to join hands to diversify their livelihoods through farmer organizations.
3. Empowering women contributes to breaking the vicious cycle of violence against them. The joint resilience approach gives women the necessary tools to manage better their family’s dietary requirements, resources and take active role in the management of farmer organizations.
4. The joint resilience programme provides an integrated support to vulnerable communities and contributes to social cohesion and peace. By combining resilience with WASH and nutrition support, communities derive multiple benefits, leading to consolidation of peace.
5. The joint resilience programme continue amidst Covid-19 as building the resilience of vulnerable populations to shocks is key for a sustainable response to the pandemic. The strong anchor the resilience programme has in targeted communities is leveraged to pass on messages on Covid-19 preventive measures, mitigate rumours and stigma against the survivors and affected populations.

2020 Target: 104,000 households, benefitting 600,000 people. Geographical Areas: North and South Ubangi, Tanganyika, North Kivu, South Kivu. Partners: Ministries of Agriculture and Rural Development and their technical departments, national and international NGOs, including Search for Common Ground.
Unused funds - ICRC Support Operational appeals Unused funds - ICRC Support Operational appeals
Faith in Farmers-NCA Puntland Extraordinary appropration for civil society to increase food security and reduce hunger in Somalia
NORHED II Adaptive Environmental Monitoring Networks AdEMNEA (Adaptive Environmental Monitoring Networks for East Africa) will design, develop, and deploy a flexible network of data gathering and monitoring stations for meteorological data as well as a wide variety of data including audio, image, and video data as well as field reports and telemetry data, integrating both existing sensing platforms and customised components for specific research areas. This is targeting the thematic sub-area Climate Change and Natural Resources.

These data points will be aggregated through resilient and energy-efficient ICT networks from the field to researchers conducting data analysis using machine learning, pattern recognition, and other artificial intelligence and analytical methods in order to support researchers in the application domain.
The targeted application domains will be weather monitoring, building on the results and infrastructure established in the NORHED WIMEA-ICT project, and using this data together with the additional sensing and measurement sources to support researchers initially in the entomology domain. Both weather monitoring and the direct analysis of the presence, prevalence, and behaviour of pollinators and pests will offer important insights into the effects of climate change on natural resources for both the natural environment and particularly agriculture.
Strenghtening Madagascar's anticorruption institutions The main objective of the project (impact) is to reduce corruption in Madagascar. This is to be achieved through the strengthening the effectiveness of the anti-corruption bureau (BIANCO) and the dedicated legal entity to prosecute corruption cases ( PAC), as well as support to Civil Society Organizations.
Improving the governance and economics of protected areas The proejct aims to develop a Southern African community of practice in pro-poor natural resource governance, education, research and application at regional higher education institutions in Zambia and the SADC region.
SDG Multi-Partner Trust Fund Kenya Strengthen UN capacity to deliver as one and enhance the work towards achieving the SDGs
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Media for Mentors is a platform to engage and empower youth to become Community Visual Minders, using films as an advocacy tool for community development, through the creation of Community Youth Film Production Hub at grassroot level. It harnesses the power of visual media for creating social change and enterprise. The youth of SDI Kenya and Prayasam will be making films on youth related issues of Kenya and India; and highlight the existing circumstances, the similarities as well as differences in cultural and societal implication of the issues in the two countries and generate coordinated public opinion. This program intentionally links creativity and individual growth in a participatory approach centered around the lives of youth. Hence it will act as the first step towards development of Youth Rights Charter and help the Nairobi County Government and Kolkata Municipal Corporation in its community development policies with special focus on youth.
Include me-Promoting the rights of persons with disabilities Support on education policy and administrative management regarding inclusion of children with disabilities in local schools
Humanitatian assistance Niger Lifesaving food and necessary non-food items assistance, protection and WASH in line with humanitarian principles.
Renewing the Kenyan cashew value chain and improving livelihood of 30,000 farmers in coastal regions The Integra Foundation is a Slovakia based international relief and development agency, active since 1995. Their current focus is on humanitarian relief and economic development programs in Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan, Syria and Yemen. They also respond to international crises around the world through our membership in the Integral Alliance. 

This four-year project aims to renew and strengthen a formerly strong value chain for the export of cashew nuts from Kenya to international markets. Integra aims at enhancing rural livelihoods through the renewal and growth of cashew as a long-term and significant cash crop for 30,000 farmers, with a particular focus on attracting women and youth farmers and participants in Kenya.
WFP Humanitarian Support to Ukraine Response in Moldova WFP supports the Govt. of Moldova with an emergency response to the conflict, while expanding efforts to address structural issues and meet increasing needs of refugees, host communities and extremely vulnerable Moldovan households. This entails extending support to targeted crisis-affected host communities to meet their needs and ensure social cohesion among the local population and refugees, while providing capacity and systems strengthening support to the Government. 
A key aim is to enhance shock-responsive social protection and food systems t strengthen the ability of the Govt to meet needs of at-risk women, men, girls and boys during times of crisis, while fostering humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence. 
1.	Crisis-affected populations in Moldova can meet food and other essential needs throughout the year.
a.	Targeted groups receive unconditional transfers to meet their essential needs
2.	The Government of Moldova has enhanced social protection and food security capacities and systems to support vulnerable populations by 2023.
a.	The Government receives technical assistance and support from WFP to strengthen components of national emergency preparedness and response, social protection and food systems.
3.	Humanitarian and Development partners benefit from services provided to support vulnerable populations in Moldova throughout the year.
a.	Partners benefit from on-demand services to support vuln populations.

WFP will ensure social and environmental safeguards are in place to ensure programmes do no harm. Protection, conflict-sensitive, gender-based and disability analyses, including sex-, disability- and age-disaggregated data across activities, will ensure that needs and capacities of different groups within the affected population are identified, and that assistance is provided, in an empowering and sustainable manner. Environmental risk from WFP support operations will be avoided by increasing local procurement and staff awareness
UNDP: Support Project for electoral cycle (PACE) The overall goal of this project is to contribute to a transparent, inclusive, and peaceful electoral process by supporting the institutions in charge of election management, conflict arbitration and electoral process security, enhancing inclusion and participation and reducing the risk of violence. The project provides targeted and strategic UN support to CENI and other stakeholders (such as political parties, civil society, and religious leaders) in the electoral process to address gaps in transparency, inclusion, and responsible leadership for credible elections. Through its governance, the project will also aim to identify tensions and prevent their escalation, encourage consultation and dialogue.
Institutional cooperation, Auditor General in Southern Africa The project is focused on supporting to AFROSAI-E and thereby strengthening of various Supreme Audit Institutions in Southern Africa. Main objective is good governance and anti-corruption.
MM-Chabadza, Community development programme Chabadza is a church based community development programme in Zimbabwe, Africa, based on the Partnership in Development model.
ICG Framework Agreement 2019-2020 Core funding to ICG to support their work to prevent, mitigate or resolve conflict
LUANAR Infrastructure Development Programme The infrastructure projectl focuses on the following four areas: i) construction of 208 bed hostel for  female students, ii) construction of one teaching complex, iii) rehabilitation of old classrooms and lecture rooms, iv) and improvement of water supply and sanitation facilities.
Emergency assistance to human rights defenders Support to human rights defenders and CSOs under threat or attack through support to Lifeline: Embattled CSOs emergency fund,  the Global Equality Fund’s Dignity for All: LGBTI Emergency Assistance Program and the International Religious Freedom Fund.
WAN-IFRA Media Freedom and Democracy Programme 2016-2019 Quality training and mentoring for media owners and editors. WAN-IFRA aims to ensure economically sustainable media companies through strengthening and promoting female leadership. Several female editors and owners from Norway contribute to the mentoring, targeting female employees. WAN-IFRA also develops and shares guidance on dealing with harassment in the media industry.
Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment Program (GEWEP) III - Burundi Vulnerable women and girls (of whom 340 000 will be direct participants) in 8 provinces in Burundi are economically, socially and politically empowered. Increase knowledge of SRHR and training of health staff on SRHR service provision, and tranform norms relating to gender-based violence.
RMFB Rights of Minorities of Faith and Belief NCA Iraq Political and religious actors of different faiths are actively engaged in joint action to create, reform and implement freedom of religion and belief that is respected and protected in Iraq.
Core unearmarked funding of Geneva Call Core unearmarked funding of Geneva Calls engagement with non-state armed actors on specific thematic IHL and IHRL-related “Deeds of commitment” to protect civilians. The portfolio includes the ban on anti-personnel mines and cooperation in mine action, the protection of children from the effects of armed conflict, the prohibition of sexual violence in situations of armed conflict and towards the elimination of gender discrimination, the protection of cultural heritage in armed conflict, the prot
Food security in Syria Vulnerable populations protected against hunger and malnutrition.
Dialogue Advisory Group Support to reduce political violence in situations of armed conflict, including the promotion of political dialogue among conflict parties.
UNDP - Women's Participation in Community Conflict Prevention in BARMM UNDP through the support of different partners, including the Bangsamoro Women Commission, has supported the establishment of the Women Insider Mediators – Rapid Action and Mobilization Platform (WIM-RAMP). WIM-RAMP is a group of community-based women mediators from Moro and Indigenous Peoples communities in the BARMM. Composed of members representing their own respective organizations, the WIM-RAMP agreed to work towards common goals and aspirations. Specifically, the WIM RAMP members, in partnership with the BWC, have committed to work together towards strengthening the role of women in building peaceful and resilient communities in the Bangsamoro. Among their areas of work include (1) implementation of humanitarian response initiatives in conflict areas; (2) Advocacies against Violence Against Women and Children, gender-based violence, and child, early and forced marriage; (3) Community-based mediation and early warning and response; and, (4) advocacy on prevention of violent extremism/promotion of peaceful engagement.
NASFAM: Enhancing Member Livilihoods through an Alighned Self-Sustaining Enterprise Supporting smallholder farmers to produce for pre-identified specific, reliable and more-rewarding markets, with particular focus on food processors, value addition and export markets including fair trade sector. The immediate objective is to transision the NASFAM System into a financially sustainable enterprise. In the long term the project aims to improve the livelihoods of smallholder farmers in Malawi and subsequently contribute towards resilient sustainable food systems and poverty reduction. 

Outcomes
a) improved smallholder farmers access to profitable markets - to be achieved through promotion of contract farming, collective marketing and provision of incentives.
b) increased member yields in an environmentally sustainable manner - climate smart agriculture will be promoted
c) a more engaged and socio-economically empowered membership built.
d) a robust and effective system that support the NASFAM business model developed.
e) Financial sustanability of the NASFAM System achived. value addition and agroprocessing of maize, rice, groundnuts, chillies will be intensified.

Total budget for the entire programme is NOK159.328 million. Part of this will be financed by Irish Aid who will provide the sum of NOK75 million over a period of five years.
MARSAH by WARCHE 13 The project aims at strengthening and sustaining the independent cultural and artistic sphere in Tripoli, in the lead up to its appointment as Arab capital for culture in 2024. The project aims at building the capacity of the local partner and at improving public access to culture in the city, preserving more open space for freedom of expression. The project will provide opportunities to women to engage equally to men in cultural activities as audience and as actors.
KEN Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Employment creation. Other partners: Blue Cross Kisumu, Scripture Mission East Africa
JPO Marit Hjorth, UNDP/CAFI, Kinshasa, D.R. Congo JPO Marit Hjorth, UNDP/Central African Forest Initiative (CAFI), Kinshasa, D.R. Congo
Prime Cookstoves - Expansive growth through job creation The project aims to accelerate the production and sales of clean cookstoves through the establishment of manufacturing and assembly lines and training for retailers in new countries in South / Eastern Africa and South East Asia.
Support to the Decommissioning of MILF Combatants and Weapons Support to the Decommissionoing Process of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front's Combatants and Weapons, according to the 2014 Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro. The grant covers the international efforts to support the DDR framework, specifically on staff-related costs, operational expenses and competence-buildling to support the decommissioning process.
Central African Forest Initiative (CAFI) REDD+ (phase 2) support to national investment frameworks/programs aiming at implementing essential reforms and adressing major deforestation drivers in the eligible countries (Gabon, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Democratic republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, and Congo).
Climate resilient livelihoods - World Bank MDTF Improve household resilience to climate shocks (boost hh level incomes and food security) and reduce HHs exposure to climate change risks.

The Climate smart enhanced public works programme (CS-EPW) aims to provide temporarily work opportunities for ultra-poor households with labour capacity, focusing on creation of community assets at a prescribed wage rate. The program will target 520 000 households across 35 local authorities (LA). Each LA will prioritize 10 micro-catchments and hotspots, employing a maximum of 500 participant households within a catchment area exceeding 300 hectares. Additional micro-catchments and hotspots will be identified based on the number of participants allocated to each LA. Prioritized projects include land resource conservation, afforestation, forest regeneration, environmental and sanitation initiatives, and sustainable livelihoods.

The overall objective of CS-EPWP is to contribute to the overall objective of the SSRLP through the creation of visible, durable, and quality assets within micro catchments and proving cash-for-work that will assist to improve household level incomes and food security and reduce household exposure to risks associated with climate change using landscape restoration activities to build resilience.
NLM-ACT Capacity Building Project The goal is strengthening the civil society in Tunisia with the ability and capacity to promote democratization, human rights reation and poverty reduction. Five orgniazations will be given practical training and mentoring during application for and implementation of a project.
UNFPA Advancing Access to Comprehensive Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Adolescent Girls and Women Objective: To improve access to Comprehensive Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of adolescent girls and women in selected local government areas of three states of Nigeria (Akwa Ibom, Gombe and Kaduna).  

Outcome: By 2025 women and adolescent girls in selected Local Government Areas in three states exercise their Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights and have improved access to integrated Sexual and Reproductive health services, including i) Family Planning; ii) EmONC; iii) Obstetric Fistula Care and iv) Gender Based Violence Services.
Miljødirektoratet framework agreement OfD - Colombia OfD support to Colombia through NEA. Framework agreement between the Norwegian Environment Agency and Norad regarding enviornmental management of the petroleum sector.
WRI Indonesia 2016-2020 Accelerating Low Emissions Development in Indonesia through Sustainable Land Use Management and Improved Forest Governance