devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
OGB R2F Scaling Grow  Effect The proposed activities would be a direct continuation of our model of change adopted for Climate Change Programme in Pakistan which is very much based on evidence-based advocacy. The programme is addressing both formal and informal sources of power to contributeto change at provincial and national level.
Below are our national priorities which we have focused since last two years under SeedsGrow, and aim to continue striving until March, 2018:
- Policy Advocacy: In Pakistan there is an increasing awareness for better preparedness for extreme climate events but very little on long term effects of Climate Change on people's livelihoods (e.g. agriculture).
- Climate Change and Agriculture: Over 60% labor force in Pakistan is associated with agriculture. Therefore, highlighting the need to improve knowledge of farming communities is highly relevant.
- Geographical Focus: We've focussed our efforts in 10 Districts (6 each in Sindh <(>&<)> Punjab provinces). These districts are recognised as being most vulnerable in Pakistan by NDMA (2013).

This will (i) produce 02 Provincial Climate Change Policies, (ii) develop external products to facilitate fund raising and (iii) contribute in conducting joint research product with the National Ministry of Climate Change.
Monitoring food voucher distribution MA'AN will be supporting Oxfam in beneficiary selection process through vulnerability assessment and scoring. MAAN will be following up the voucher redemption process in the field that includes beneficiaries proper access, shop monitoring and food pricesmonitoring.
PAX Implement. Insurance Conv PAX is working as a Dutch peace organization on peace in (post) conflict areas. We cooperate with peace activists in conflict areasand try to build bridges between rival groups. We demand political and public attention in the Netherlands and internationally for conflict situations in the world. In addition, we also engage relevant companies with their responsibility.
Pax is committed to justice for victims of armed conflict and human rights violations.
PAX has been active in the financial sector for years, partly as a party to the Dutch Fair Money Guide. In addition, Pax has specific knowledge and expertise on various topics (including disarmament, mining, protecting civilians), countries and regions and knowledge of international developments in the field of Business and Human Rights. As a party, Pax is also involved in the banking covenant, and active in various international initiatives, forums and campaigns such as the OECD, the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights and the International Coalition against Nuclear Weapons (ICAN).
Empowerment of women victims of slavery The project "Support to the socio-economic empowerment of women victims of slavery practices of the village of Zanguon Abilo / Department-Municipality of Malbaza-Tahoua Region" is an initiative of the association TIMIDRIA and financed by Oxfam. The objective of this project is to "contribute to improving the living conditions of discriminated and marginalized women". More specifically, it involves (i) strengthening the productive capital of the old Wahayou women of Zangon Abilo through the acquisition ofmeans of production; and (ii) develop the socio-economic and organizational capacities of Wahayou women of Zangon Abilo. Wahayou women are fifth '' wives '' belonging to masters whose status within the household is similar to that of slave but having virtually no rights.
Through this project, it is for TIMIDRIA to facilitate to this target group whose state could not guarantee their protection at a given moment, access to land and obtaining funds to develop generating activities of income, with provision of a stock of livestock. This will allow them to improve their socio-economic situation but especially to gain dignity and better self-esteem.
At the end of the project, the following results are expected: (a) The Wahaya women members of the groups improved their living conditions and their status in the community; (b) women members of the groupings integrate better into the community
Oxfam Quebec Gender backbone document:

OQ will recurite a  consultant that will develop a programme backbone document for the Gender Justice, the developing of this document will go through different stages as the methodology provides, the consultant will review  all relateddocuments of different stand alone gender programmes conducted by different affiliates, afterwards workshops with partners in the West Bank and Gaza will take place to discuss their previous contribution to different programmes and how they see this contribution in the future and in which areas.  At the final stage the consultant will develop the TOC and discuss it with key staff and partnersto finalize it. This document aims to help Oxfam to identify its interventions in Gender Justice programmes.

Gender Mainstreaming:

OQ will recruit consultant/s to provide capacity building trainings for partners on gender mainstreaming at the level of the organization and at the level of programmes, and how to develop gender mainstreaming strategies. This aims to help the partners to have agender sensitive programmes and to mainstream gender at the organizational level. Oxfam Quebec will be organizing a staff learning event to celebrate Oxfam 2020 and to reflect on new ways of working and team building. The output of the learning event is to contribute to changing our work culture as One Oxfam in OPTI.The output of the teambuilding exercise to increase collaboration between thedifferent work streams of Oxfam in OPTI; whilst at the same time celebrating the successful transfer of all affiliates to one Oxfamin OPTI.
DWAI- Health Info. for Deaf Women Deaf Women Aloud Initiative (DWAI) Project Summary:

This project will focus on possible collaboration with  Deaf Women Associationof Nigeria and other organisations such as health providers, Deaf Community to develop a health specific sign language glossary that will be useful  to Deaf community especially Deaf Women and girls; ensure they  gain access to SRH services in the health facilities as well as enable the health practitioners to be prepared towards meeting the health needs of Deaf women at their facilities

Theabsence and cost of hiring sign language interpreters# services by the Deaf women and girls to access their sexual and reproductivehealth rights within the health facilities in Nigeria particularly in Abuja has often limited their chance to quality sexual and reproductive health services thereby, increasing the rate of maternal mortality and morbidity among deaf women and their families, especially children. As a result of this, many deaf women do not go to health facilities for care while the few that do so are often neglected and/or ignored at health facilities by the health workers due to communication gap and other discriminatory attitudes.

The situation is aggravated by non-availability of disability-friendly health and specific sign-language information, low sensitization and awareness creation on the issues of sexual reproductive health rights (SRHR) of Deaf women and their children among stakeholdersand health practitioners in Nigeria and limited leadership skills recorded among deaf women and their community leaders to be able to negotiate for their full inclusion into sexual and reproductive health rights program.
West Africa Regional Platform This project will underpin the West Africa Regional Platform as regional Oxfam International organ, enhance regional coordination, strategic influencing on regional levels, as well as capacity building, technical project input and general support in the West Africa region.
The Oxfam Regional Platform in West Africa has two main program priorities, for which it uses this contribution: Inequality and food justice. Aspects of the inequality program are the second edition of the regional Commitment to Reducing Inequality Index(CRII) published to influence ECOWAS, West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU orUEMOA)West African Tax Administration Forum(WATAF), national governments, public debate and public policy at national and regional levels. Next tothis, The platformwill continue its efforts to increase the influence of womens rights organizations in regional bodies, such as ECOWAS. On food justice the "milk offensive" campaign is part of this program, as well as making the agri-food value chain more sustainable. Furthermore, civil society organisations are accompanied to consistently feed into the mechanism of prevention and monitoring of food security and social food safety nets in the region
ON Incubation Vietnam The project Oxfam Novib Incubation offers technical assistance and capacity building services to start ups and young social enterprises (micro-enterprises and SMEs) in our three focus countries; Vietnam, Nigeria and Uganda (think of market studies, business strategy development, building winning teams, provide convertible seed capital). Business incubation support offers entrepreneurs coaching and limited financial support to help develop sound business plans. Our business development team works with local incubator organizations in order to enable training and tailor-made business support. We want to ensure that brilliant ideas also translate into investable business plans, by focusing on entrepreneurs who are capable of moving quickly from creating business ideas to being investment ready.
CO-ONL Discretionary funds 219/2020 Discretionary funds from Oxfam Novib will finance program costs of Country Offices executed through partner organizations.
Etoile Tara Bouaré The project is in intentions of women, girls in jail and old detainees, who are facing many difficulties of access to health services, often aggressiveness from the population and their rejection. The Association #Etoile tara Bouaré# knows this problem well and has strong relational networks. The subject is carried out through psychological support activities, donations, theatrical performances, exchange and training. It will be executed by the association and former prisoners from the city. These formerdetainees will be relays between families and detainees, they will be the main facilitators of the project.
Definitely, the number of women in prison is increasing. Alongside this reality, the presence in our prisons of pregnant women or living with their children (some are born there) in conditions often more difficult for the maintenance of pregnancy and especially for the future of the child.
CO-505233 The project is designed to support government efforts to alleviate the suffering of the populations victimized by the Boko Haram sect for the region of Diffa, attacks and intimidation of armed bandits and terrorist groups for the region Tillabéry, food insecurityand floods. It targets 600 households in the regions of Diffa and Tillabéry (Banibangou) who will receive food assistance to meet basic food needs for two months in the form of cash transfer of 32500 FCFA (about 50 euros) per month per householdbeneficiaries, kits to improve hygiene and sanitation conditions for both internally displaced persons (IDPs) following the latest attacks and those affected by the floods, and to free up and clean up the school grounds that are being invaded before the next school year begins. Theproject will also implement awareness-raising actions, which will reach all the populations of the intervention sites, towards the parents of pupils in areas such as the organization of the school year 2018-2019 (construction of straw huts, meadow -recruitment, ...), the schooling of girls, the retention of students at school, to help create a favorable environment and improve the quality of education, in a context of security and food crisis.
In the field, the activities will be carried out in coordination with the sub-regional committees for prevention and management of food crises, which are dismemberments at the departmental level of the national system for the prevention and management of food crises and the departmentaland communal authorities.
Funding for the Business Develop Manager position for six months to increase funding for Niger, with a focus on humanitarian responses and significant funding gaps.
YARJEJENIYA BISAN LABARUN YANAR GIZO The project to develop a "Charter of Social Media in Niger" is being implemented by a consortium of two CSOs led by women and youth(APAC - Association of African Women Communication Professionals - Niger Branch - and ABCA - Association of Bloggers for Active Citizenship). Through the actions of these CSOs, the aim will be to support and train women and youth in the following sectors: associations, social media and traditional media.
This project, which essentially affects the most marginalized and discriminated people, namely women and youth, also aims at influencing policies and behaviors in order to move things forward for the common interest. It will be implemented in 7 regions of Niger - Niamey, Agadez, Diffa, Dosso, Maradi, Tillabéri and Zinder -for a period of 12 months.
The learnings and all the activities of the project will be shared and disseminated on social and traditional media (TV and Radio) through blog posts, videos, photos and audio recordings.
One of the main expected outcomes is the accompaniment of 240 female bloggers (18 years - 45 years) and 15 young people (18 years - 35 years) to professionalize their social media support through the creation of professional blogs and websites that can enable them to make an entrepreneurial use of it to substantially increase their income.
FFF Sida FAIR General Comp 17 19 The general support staff for the Fiscal Accountability for Inequality Reduction (FAIR) pillar of the Fair Financial Flows (FFF) program is composed of a FAIR/FTM coordinator, supported by the FFF coordinator, Finance officer, Support Officer and MEAL officer. The FAIR/FTM coordinator oversees the work realized by the 4 FAIR and 4 FTM (Fair Tax Monitor) country teams and they coordinate cooperation, exchange and learning amongst the coalitions. The team organizes all planning, monitoring and reporting required. They lead the different FFGI working groups that focus on research methodology, campaigning, research, evaluation processes, etc. They visit the coalitions in the various countries, they organize an annual meetings with all coalitions, and they reach out to allied institutions for coordination of joint actions. The outputs and outcomes of the project are monitored and recorded in the contribution of thecountry teams to the FAIR/FTM component.
HO-Global influencing at RSPO The Thematic Unit  ALIVE (Access to Land, Inclusive Value chains and Empowerment) contributes to this project through its work at the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO). This will be done at the level of the Board of Governors and the Human RightsWorking Group. The aim is to ensure that RSPO firmly implements the standards and will have included additional approaches beyond certification contributing to the sector transformational social impacts. Emphasis will be put on making the RSPO standards and its mechanisms gender responsive.
Empowering Indigenous Communities -AIPP As part of Oxfam's  Mekong Regional Water Governance Program (IP), AIPP is implementing the project "Strengthening and Empowering Indigenous women and men to assert their rights on Water Governance". This project will focus on the strengthening the network of indigenous communities, enhancing their knowledge on water governance and engaging them into policy dialogue related to water.
The direct beneficiaries of this project will be at least 121 indigenous women and 72 men in two Mekong countries. These beneficiary groups will be directly involved in training and workshops and consultation process which will help them to become the change agents for their communities.
KH KHEN - Dont leave us behind! This project aims to raise awareness of issues that stigmatize and increase vulnerability of women with disabilities. Its intend tobuild leadership and advocacy skills for women with disability (WWD) in the network with 52 members from 17 provinces. Thenetwork is a platform to address the issues of women with disabilities and hold duty bearer accountable. This project is to build confidence and self-esteem of WWD network members to lobby and influent key decision maker. This project will target at Battambang and Takeo provinces for 12 months. The WWD LAN will organize and host a major skills building event and provincial forums, local NGO and stakeholder network meetings. The women members will come together to support each other, reflect, learn and share experiences. The projectis also designed to create some activities to influence decision makers at national, level such as participating in the National Disability Strategic Plan (NDSP) discussions, National Disability Network quarterly meetings and other relevant national platforms.
Support Project Employability Youth Support Project Employability Youth in Agricultural Value Chains '' EYP / CVA ''
Sahelian and landlocked country, Niger has a particularly arid climate with regular extreme variability. Its economy is mainly based on the primary sector, in this case agriculture being the first economic activity and occupying about 85% of the active population.
Apart from cash crops, Nigerian agriculture is a subsistence food crop dominated by rainfed cereals, in this case millet and sorghum, which alone account for nearly 70% of the annual area planted. It remains largely dependent on climatic hazards and recurrent shocks (drought, flood, invasion of pests) that increase the vulnerability of populations to relatively frequent economic crises.
The annual rainfall between 100 mm and 800 mm is characterized by a large interannual and spatial variability leading to drought sequences and / or floods. These harsh climatic conditionsaffect agropastoral production and consequently the living conditions of households.
From ahydrographic point of view, Niger has significant resources both in surface water and underground water. This network includes, among others:
 The Niger River is the third largest river in Africa after the Nile and the Congo, 4,200 km long (including 500km in Niger) and its tributaries: Gorouol, Dargol,Sirba, Tapoa, Goroubi, Diamangou, Mekrou, Alibori, Sota and Azawagh which is a fossil tributary.
 Lakes, valleys, Goulbis and ponds: Lake Chad is the largest permanent lake in the country, located in thesoutheastern part of the country. There is also the Komadougou Yobe, the ponds of Madarounfa, Tabalak and Guidimouni, the oases and the great valley of the Irhazer in the region of Agadez, theoasis basins in the Manga and Zinder,
 Dallols of Dosso andTillaberi, the "goulbis" and "koramas" of Tahoua and Maradi and permanent and semi permanent ponds;
 And important underground water resources with more or less deep aquifers depending on the zones.
However, it is clear that in spite of the rather richriver network and the importance of arable land, Niger is experiencing chronic food and nutritional insecurity affecting about 11 to 25% of the total population in general, and particularly rural areas.
Indeed, according to the joint survey on vulnerability to household food insecurity in Niger, conducted by the INS in October and November 2018, 12.4% of the population in rural areas, or 2,412,423 are insecure severe and moderate food intake and 29.1%, or 5,626,942 at risk offood insecurity.
In ruralareas, this chronic food insecurity is one of the main causes of the often irregular migration of young people in search of new opportunities.
It is with a view to promoting and developing the primary sector in Niger and making it a meansof combating theunderemployment of young people and the irregular migration of young people in rural areas that is part of the present project. Support to Youth Employability in the Agricultural Value Chains '' PEJ / CVA ''.
CO-BlocRice This project will test how the livelihoods of primary producers can be secured by the application of blockchain technology in a rice value chain. For Oxfam Novib, this is a first experiment applying blockchain as poverty reduction tool. So far, projects with blockchain application in value chains have focused on transparency and traceability, while this project will test blockchain for securing farmer payment and for consumer mobilization.
Oxfam Novib and Oxfam in Cambodia developed a joint project proposal to the Oxfam Novib Innovation Fund on the application of blockchain technology for poverty reduction. Oxfam in Cambodia is keen on being part of blockchain introduction in the country as small farmers are expected to benefit. Oxfam Novib strongly feels that it needs to get to know this innovative technology from practical experiments; learning by doing!

This project aims to test blockchain technology and related digital contracts on its effectiveness and efficiency as a poverty reduction tool securing the livelihoods of primary producers in value chains.
The project will focus on small scale rice farmers in Preah Vihear province in Cambodia. These farmers are both male and female (more than 50%). They produce organic rice, but also other crops such as cassava, vegetables or conventional rice. Their average land size is between 1 to 2 ha and they produce on average 2.5 to 3 tonnes of organic paddy per year. The production cycle is June / July through December / January. These farmers are members of the Reaksmei agricultural cooperative (Reaksmei AC). TheCambodian Agricultural Cooperative Corporation (CACC) provides the required certification services and internal control system to Reaksmei AC.

These farmer cooperatives lack market power and information for negotiating with buyers on price and other selling conditions, especially for export-oriented products like organic rice. Farmers are often under pressure to sell off their produce early as they have to repay their loans.

The project willanalyse how procurement contracts can be enforced and farmers payment can be secured by registering relevant chain transactions on blockchain and applying a digital contract between all chain actors. This is expected to socially and economically empower the farmers and their cooperative. The project will also introduce cashless payments to a group of farmers who will receive payments into their bank accounts. This project will not influence the price nor any other contractual condition for farmers. For, the project will follow contract conditions as mutually agreed between Reaksmei agricultural cooperative and AmruRice as well as between AmruRice and SanoRice. The project tests blockchain technology for its potential to secure farmers# livelihoods. However, the actual use, enabling such social change, is subject for follow-up projects.