devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Conflict Sensitivity Technical Advice Informal agreement to provide 200 days per year of technical assistance to Dutch MFA in the Hague and/or with interested embassies on CS.  This may include training, strategy support, document reviews, research, M&E work, or other related tasks which further the MFA goal of improving practice and policies to integrate CS effectively. #N/A Staff of the  Dutch MFA based in The Hague and Embassies of the Netherlands #N/A
SAFE Media Nepal: A Safe, Able, Free, Empowered Media for the promotion of human rights, democracy and peace in Nepal Strengthening understanding and raising awareness of the links between media insecurity and public insecurity; Building media capacity to operate responsibly and effectively in conflict contexts; Coordination and dialogue between the media and key stakeholders; Policy advocacy and support for a safer, freer and more independent media.
Backstopping and policy/operational advice on violent extremism to provide technical assistance to SDC in Bern and embassies on VE and similar forms of violence.
Njia za Makubaliano : Les chemins vers les Accords This project aims to strengthen the confidence and mutual accountability between the state and society in the priority zone of Kitshanga in order that they can jointly resolve and mitigate the key drivers of conflict.

Le prÃ©sent projet vise Ã  renforcer la confiance et la lÃ©gitimitÃ© mutuelle entre l'Ã‰tat et la sociÃ©tÃ© (dans la ZP de Kitshanga), pour qu'ils puissent rÃ©soudre ou attÃ©nuer ensemble les principaux moteurs de conflit. Lâ€™objectif gÃ©nÃ©ral du projet se rÃ©sume ainsi : Les hommes et femmes dans la zone prioritaire et l'Ã‰tat congolais engagent un processus de dialogue inclusif pour rÃ©soudre les causes de conflit, consolider la paix et crÃ©er les conditions de stabilitÃ© des institutions. 1. Build on the experiences of recent democratic dialogue processes and strengthen the active participation of actors in the conflict in the governance of stabilisation programmes in the priority zones, through the development of a consultative group.
2. Support community leaders in the priority zone to adopt inclusive measures to strengthen representation in the Bashali region.
3. Support actors to the conflict in the Bwito region to develop a collective and long term vision of peace
4. Encourage the participation of conflict entrepreneurs at the local, provincial, national and regional levels in stabilisation processes, by better understanding their interests, positions and sources of influence.
5. Mobilise local actors in Bashali, Bwito and Pinga to ensure their continued involvement in the dialogue process.

1.Capitalisera sur les expÃ©riences et processus de dialogue dÃ©mocratique rÃ©cents en promouvant la participation active des acteurs du conflit dans la gouvernance du programme de stabilisation de la ZP Ã  travers la mise en place dâ€™un groupe consultatif. 
2.Appuiera les leaders communautaires de la ZP Ã  adopter des mesures Ã  caractÃ¨re inclusif qui renforcent la reprÃ©sentativitÃ© de la CollectivitÃ©-Chefferie de Bashali
3.Supportera les acteurs du conflit dans la Chefferie du Bwito Ã  dÃ©velopper une vision collective et Ã  long terme des diffÃ©rends qui les opposent
4.Favorisera la participation des Â« entrepreneurs du conflit (au niveau local, provincial, national et rÃ©gional)Â» dans le processus de stabilisation en partant dâ€™une comprÃ©hension fine de leurs positions, leurs intÃ©rÃªts et leurs rÃ©seaux dâ€™influence
5.Mobilisera les acteurs locaux de la Chefferie de Bashali, la Chefferie du Bwito, et la localitÃ© de Pinga, pour assurer la plus ample adhÃ©sion au processus de dialogue
Promoting Conflict-Sensitive Socio-Economic Development and Better Local Governance in Northern Mali Promoting Conflict-Sensitive Socio-Economic Development and Better Local Governance in Northern Mali This six-month pilot project brings together four NGO partners including International Alert, and builds on their experience and expertise in order to address the particular challenges that Mali is facing at the outset of 2015, namely three pillars of post-conflict stability and development: reconciliation, economic recovery and governance.
Tujenge Pamoja ! Construisons ensemble ! Plaine de la Ruzizi Alert leading consortium with 8 other NGOs to implement a stabilisation project in Plaine de la Rusizi, Moyens and Hauts Plateaux d'Uvira and de Mwenga, South Kivu. Includes work supporting the 4 pillars of the ISSSS strategy including democratic dialogue, restoration of the authority of the state, return, reintegration and economic recovery, and gender and SGBV. 1. Les acteurs du conflit, les hommes, les femmes et les jeunes de la zone prioritaire participent â€“ avec le soutien des autoritÃ©s et des intervenants â€“ Ã  la mise en oeuvre de solutions de paix identifiÃ©es collectivement.
2. Le renforcement de la gouvernance fonciÃ¨re ainsi que de la collaboration et redevabilitÃ© entre les autoritÃ©s en charge du foncier et les populations contribue Ã  la rÃ©duction du nombre et de lâ€™ampleur des conflits fonciers.
3. Le renforcement de la gouvernance sÃ©curitaire ainsi que de la collaboration et de la redevabilitÃ© entre les autoritÃ©s en charge de la sÃ©curitÃ© et les populations permet de rÃ©duire les risques sÃ©curitaires et de protection auxquels les femmes, les hommes, les jeunes et les enfants de la ZP sont exposÃ©s.
4. La cohÃ©sion sociale et la rÃ©silience des communautÃ©s sont renforcÃ©es grÃ¢ce Ã  des activitÃ©s de rÃ©insertion et de relance socioÃ©conomique ciblant prioritairement les jeunes.
Objectif spÃ©cifique 5 : Les niveaux de Violence Sexuelle et BasÃ©e sur le Genre (VSBG) sont rÃ©duits dans les zone prioritaire, grÃ¢ce Ã  la transformation des pratiques et des normes sociales nÃ©gatives qui contribuent Ã  ce type de violence. Communities in Plaine de la Rusizi, Moyens et Hauts Plateaux d'Uvira et de Mwenga
Employment and socio-economic rights in Tunisia, Libya and Morocco This research project will address young people’s assessments and perceptions of employment in three working-class neighbourhoods in Tunisia, Libya, and Morocco. The research will adopt a mixed methodology adopting quantitative and qualitative research methods based on contextual feasibilities and the selected entry points. The final research report will be comprised of an introduction indicating the importance of those policies on the livelihoods of young people and their socio-economic inclusion in society across the three contexts, the research methodology and protocols, the main findings and an overarching literature review that dealt with the subject. This is in addition to three in-depth research reports on each context. #N/A Young men and women from a working-class #N/A
Regulation of trans-Ingur/i trade and economic relations: a new diplomacy track A new trade diplomacy track to promote regulation of the economic relations across Geo-Abkh conflict divide Discussions/debates of the regulation of trade across Ingur/i to become a key agenda item on the official/formal level on the respective sides Georgian and Abkhaz national and local authorities
Reducing stigma against those affected by Boko Haram The project focuses on promoting the safety, integration and access to services for women, girls and their children who were born out of sexual violence in their current communities – either in the IDP camps or the host communities - as well as preparing communities for the returns of this group encountered through military operations in the North East. The partnership also recognizes the changing community dynamics that might arise as displaced communities return to their local government areas and the risks of violence, stigmatization and reintegration to which this might expose the mothers and their children.  
The project will focus on intensive engagement with community leaders and communities and the establishment of platforms for dialogue to allay their fears, address their concerns and promote reintegrate of this highly vulnerable group of women, girls and children. -100 women and girls, survivors  of sexual violence by Jam??at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-da?wa wal-Jih?d (JAS), the children born out of sexual violence perpetrated by JAS and Children associated with Armed Forces and Groups (CAAFAG) will have a platform to reduc Women, girls and their children who were born out of sexual violence
Promoting National Reconciliation Using Economic and Private Sector Approaches This project aims to mobilise key stakeholders to actively collaborate in initiatives to align the economy with peace in Uganda, through providing analytical leadership on the links between economy and conflict/ economy and peace in Uganda; fostering business champions of peace; harnessing the potential contribution of oil to peaceful development; and 
facilitating efforts to build a peace economy in Northern Uganda.
Action contre les violences institutionnelles l'encontre des jeunes dans les quartiers populaires de Douar Hicher et Ettadhamen The promotion of human rights, the fight against all forms of violence and the use of torture and all other cruel, degrading and inhuman treatment  in young adults between the ages of 18 and 34, inhabitants the governorates of the poor districts of the great Tunis (Ettadhamen, Douar Hicher). Funded by Swiss and implement in partnership with local association, the project seeks to develop awareness of the prevention of all aspect of violence (sexual, symbolic, police violence ..etc.)in urban and peri-urban areas that are still difficult to access to human rights NGOs.

the project will involve the production of research , dialogue forums, advocacy and awareness campaigns. More specifically, the project aims to:
- Documentation of institutional violence and abuse of law enforcement agencies in order to produce knowledge about their actors, the extent of their use, the places where they are practiced, their perceptions and their impact on young people (research) ;
- the promotion of a participatory approach to the involvement of young people from the interior and working-class areas in the fight against police abuse and torture (dialogue);
- Sensitization of public authorities (security, civilians at local and national level), media (alternative, social, national) and elected bodies (parliament ...) to human rights and the need to combat impunity in these regions (advocacy);
- Support and reinforcement of local associations in the fight against police violence and the promotion of the rule of law in favor of young people from the working class (trainings, campaigns);
- The development of forms of accompaniment for young victims of police violence and abuse in collaboration with local authorities and associations (assistance). - youth between 18 and 34 
- local associations , youth and women's groups ...etc
-local authorities and public institutions (municipalities ,youth centre,schools ..etc)
- The National Instance for the Prevention of Torture .
- National and international organizations The objective of this project is twofold. It aims first of all to strengthen the democratic transition in the country, through the promotion of human rights, the fight against institutional, physical and symbolic violence as well as gender violence and police violence, the use of torture and all other cruel, degrading and inhuman treatment or punishment to young adults between the ages of 18 and 34 (unemployed, high school students, precarious workers, women, football team supporters, etc.) living in poor areas of Greater Tunis. It then aims to develop an awareness for the prevention of violence, torture and ill-treatment in urban and peri-urban areas that are often difficult to access to human rights NGOs as well as fight against impunity.
Enabling Good Governance in Kenya's Oil Sector The project will have the following three specific objectives:
1. Increased capacity and trust between stakeholders (county/national government, local communities, NGOs, local businesses/SMEs and oil companies) in Turkana to undertake multi-stakeholder dialogue on good governance in the oil sector
2. Reduced grievances over local oil-related opportunities through increased capacity for the local business sector to meet the demands of the emerging extractives market and advocate for better governance
3. Development of best practises and relevant policies to address the impact of the oil sector on conflict and governance in the region, including on gender relations and women The overall goal of the project will be â€˜to create an enabling environment for multi-stakeholder dialogue to take place on conflict-sensitive governance of the oil sector in Turkana Countyâ€™. The â€˜enabling environmentâ€™ will lay the groundwork for successful dialogue by building much-needed trust between stakeholders. The project will use a multi-stakeholder approach that can contribute to increased inclusivity, accountability and trust in the governance of the oil sector at all levels (community, county and national). The theory of change for the project is that:
IF we build trust and create space for multi-stakeholder engagement
THEN the project will contribute to improved governance which can lead to a more supportive and inclusive business environment and, longer term, greater levels of economic development and poverty reduction.
IPSSJ -  Strengthening Access To Holistic, Gender Responsive, And Accountable Justice In Nepal (SAHAJ) The Strengthening Access To Holistic, Gender Responsive, And Accountable Justice In Nepal (SAHAJ) project aims to tackle vulnerability to GBV through transformative social and gender norms change, increased access to justice and improved community police relations 1.	Empowered women and girls that exercise their rights and challenge harmful social norms and power relations
2.	Enhanced gender-responsiveness and inclusiveness of security and justice services
3.	Strengthened relations and trust between communities and JSP
4.	Collected and shared evidence of what works at the community level to reduce GBV, change harmful social norms, improve access to justice, and what makes for effective partners. Young people, marginalised groups including ethnic minorities, religious minorities, Dalit, people with disabilities, LGBTI, poor populations, hard to reach populations, migrant populations
ENSURING RESPONSIBLE AND CONFLICT-SENSITIVE INVESTMENTS AND BUSINESSES THROUGH MULTI-STAKEHOLDER  COLLABORATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA Strengthen multi-stakeholder collaboration to ensure peace supporting investments and businesses in Southeast Asia The main focus lies on the preparation and training of civilians that are either going to, or already working in, crisis management missions worldwide. Such missions include those of the European Union (EU), the United Nations (UN), the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), and the African Union (AU), as well as other international crisis management missions.
Conflict-proofing the GRP-NDFP Peace Process: Peace-supporting initiatives in the GRP-NDFP peace process Conflict-proofing the GRP-NDFP Peace Process: Peace-supporting initiatives in the GRP-NDFP peace process
Promouvoir la participation sociale, Ã©conomique et politique des jeunes marginalisÃ©s dans les zones les plus touchÃ©es par le phÃ©nomene de l'extrÃ©misme violent en Tunisie. Promouvoir la participation sociale, Ã©conomique et politique des jeunes marginalisÃ©s dans les zones les plus touchÃ©es par le phÃ©nomene de l'extrÃ©misme violent en Tunisie.
Support to conflict prevention in the Sahel (border management in Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso region) Support to conflict prevention in the Sahel (border management in Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso region) This project aims to improve border control and security through societal participation and oversight of border management, leading to a reduction in criminal activities and insecurity along the Mali-Senegal-Mauritania border.
Aswat Faeela (ACTIVE VOICES): Youth Leadership and Social Cohesion Overall Objective
The overall objective is to build the capacity of young Syrian social leaders in order to contribute to positive social actions that benefit Syrian communities in the short-term and in preparation for the longer term transition to a peaceful and democratic Syria.
Specific Objectives
Our specific objectives are to:
SO 1- Increase the ability of young Syrian social leaders to analyse the context, and understand and recognise how they each experience the effect of and can contribute to change in relation to the Syrian context.
SO 2- Develop young Syrian social leadersâ€™ capacity to initiate collective social actions to strengthen peace building, community cohesion, inclusion and economic recovery. 
SO 3- Better equip young Syrian social leaders and diaspora to use research and share evidence, to advocate and influence opinion formers/ decision makers SO 1- Increase the ability of young Syrian social leaders to analyse the context, and understand and recognise how they each experience the effect of and can contribute to change in relation to the Syrian context.
SO 2- Develop young Syrian social leadersâ€™ capacity to initiate collective social actions to strengthen peace building, community cohesion, inclusion and economic recovery. 
SO 3- Better equip young Syrian social leaders and diaspora to use research and share evidence, to advocate and influence opinion formers/ decision makers Participants will be aged between 18-30 years old in order to reach a wide range of active youth. We will pay particular attention to the participation of women, disabled people and young people who have limited opportunity to engage in social action for the cascade activities and community building. We will recruit young people from different socio-economic backgrounds including those whom (previously) worked or studied in the arts, in culture, in law, education, private sector, state, civil society organisations and networks, and media as well as those who have been unable from study or employment.
ERMES Decriminalising Peace in Mali The action proposed is designed to contribute to the sustainability of peace in Mali, in which the EU has invested considerably. It is designed to transfer cutting-edge expertise on tackling organised crime to strategically placed individuals involved the follow-up to the Algiers Peace Accord. It could lay a foundation for a larger follow-up process of researching, supporting and monitoring Mali’s efforts to tackle organised crime as part of building peace in the immediate post-conflict phase, working with larger sections of society. The proposed intervention has the following objectives:
> to advance understanding of the role and the link between the illicit economy and the crisis in Mali, on the part of key stakeholders in the peace agreement implementation; 
> to share lessons from the region on drug control and drug trafficking policy  > to share emerging policy recommendations from the field of peace research on ‘decriminalizing peace’, and addressing organised crime through a development lens;
> to gain a greater understanding of the Malian government's capacity to tackle organised crime. Overall, the work will support key stakeholders to the peace process, to address issues of the illicit economy in mediations and through this, foster more comprehensive peace negotiations. The series of expert sessions with key targeted stakeholders are likely to include: 
> Members of the Follow-up Committee (Comité de Suivi )
> Members of the mediation team engaged in the Algiers process and/or their support staff
Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary General to Mali
> Strategic personnel at MINUSMA 
> UN DPA and DPKO as well as UNDP staff following the process
> EU officials and other key international ‘Friends’ of the process, including Heads of Diplomatic Missions to Mali and Delegations at Embassies
> Officials from other regional organisations party to the process;
> if possible Malian actors particularly civil society actors.
Peace and Conflict Impact Assessment: COMESA cross border post-conflict infrastructure projects The overall objective of the PCIA is to assess the relevance of the project with respect to conflict prevention in the selected border regions and identify/analyze possible solutions for the implementing organization and its partners in order to ensure that the poverty alleviation goals are supported by conflict prevention and peace building. 

The purpose of the PCIA will be to (a) assess the Cross-Border Post-Conflict Infrastructure project along â€œDo No Harmâ€ approaches and identify and /or analyze the peace building potential of the project (b) empower COMESA and the partners (AUC,KFW, participating member states) to better understand the impact of their work and provide recommendations for any necessary changes that will amplify the positive impact of the initiative while at the same time minimize negative impacts on the peace and conflict environment and (c) provide guidance or recommendations on how the projectâ€™s impact on peace building could be reinforced. (a) assess the Cross-Border Post-Conflict Infrastructure project along â€œDo No Harmâ€ approaches and identify and /or analyze the peace building potential of the project 
(b) empower COMESA and the partners (AUC,KFW, participating member states) to better understand the impact of their work and provide recommendations for any necessary changes that will amplify the positive impact of the initiative while at the same time minimize negative impacts on the peace and conflict environment and 
(c) provide guidance or recommendations on how the projectâ€™s impact on peace building could be reinforced. COMESA cross border post-conflict infrastructure development programme staff