devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Nachhaltige Entwicklung durch Einhaltung von sozialen- und Umweltstandards in vier Munizipien in Angola Protecting social and environmental standards in four municipalities in Angola Nachhaltige Entwicklung durch Einhaltung von sozialen- und Umweltstandards in vier Munizipien in Angola Protecting social and environmental standards in four municipalities in Angola Nachhaltige Entwicklung durch Einhaltung von sozialen- und Umweltstandards in vier Munizipien in Angola Protecting social and environmental standards in four municipalities in Angola
Stärkung der Ernährungssicherung ländlicher Gemeinden Angolas durch die Verbreitung von Techniken einer nachhaltigen, standortgerechten Landwirtschaft Strengthening food security in selected rural areas and intensifying sustainable agricultural practice in Angola Stärkung der Ernährungssicherung ländlicher Gemeinden Angolas durch die Verbreitung von Techniken einer nachhaltigen, standortgerechten Landwirtschaft Strengthening food security in selected rural areas and intensifying sustainable agricultural practice in Angola Stärkung der Ernährungssicherung ländlicher Gemeinden Angolas durch die Verbreitung von Techniken einer nachhaltigen, standortgerechten Landwirtschaft Strengthening food security in selected rural areas and intensifying sustainable agricultural practice in Angola
Ausbildung und Information über Menschenrechte in Angola Education on human rights, public awareness and citizenship in Angola Ausbildung und Information über Menschenrechte in Angola Education on human rights, public awareness and citizenship in Angola Ausbildung und Information über Menschenrechte in Angola Education on human rights, public awareness and citizenship in Angola
Ausbildung von Sozialarbeitern in Angola Vocational training of social workers in Angola Ausbildung von Sozialarbeitern in Angola Vocational training of social workers in Angola Ausbildung von Sozialarbeitern in Angola Vocational training of social workers in Angola
Lobby und Monitoring staatlicher Förderprogramme für ländliche Entwicklung, Fortführung Lobby and Monitoring of the impact of Public Policies for Rural Development, continuation Das Projekt zielt darauf ab, die angolanische Zivilgesellschaft auf lokaler Ebene zur erfolgreichen, kritischen Begleitung  staatlicher Entwicklungsprogrammen in den Bereichen Landwirtschaft, reproduktive Gesundheit und Umwelt zu befähigen. The project aims to empower Angolan civil society at  local level to successfully and critically accompany government development programmes in the area of agriculture, reproductive health and environment. Das Projekt zielt darauf ab, die angolanische Zivilgesellschaft auf lokaler Ebene zur erfolgreichen, kritischen Begleitung  staatlicher Entwicklungsprogrammen in den Bereichen Landwirtschaft, reproduktive Gesundheit und Umwelt zu befähigen. The project aims to empower Angolan civil society at  local level to successfully and critically accompany government development programmes in the area of agriculture, reproductive health and environment.
Kapazitätsbildung im Bereich Planung, Monitoring, Evaluierung und Organisationsentwicklung. Capacity building in Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation and Organisationel Development Die Fachkraft soll insbesondere die Kapazitätsbildung der Partnerorganisation im Bereich Organisationsentwicklung und Datenmanagement vorantreiben. The project advances the capacity building of the partner organisation in the field of organisational development and data management. Die Fachkraft soll insbesondere die Kapazitätsbildung der Partnerorganisation im Bereich Organisationsentwicklung und Datenmanagement vorantreiben. The project advances the capacity building of the partner organisation in the field of organisational development and data management.
Gebäudemodernisierung sowie Campus-Entwicklung für die kirchliche Universität Dondi in Cachiungo, Huambo Modernization and campus development of the ecclesiastical University Dondi in Cachiungo, Huambo Gebäudemodernisierung sowie Campus-Entwicklung für die kirchliche Universität Dondi in Cachiungo, Huambo Modernization and campus development of the ecclesiastical University Dondi in Cachiungo, Huambo Gebäudemodernisierung sowie Campus-Entwicklung für die kirchliche Universität Dondi in Cachiungo, Huambo Modernization and campus development of the ecclesiastical University Dondi in Cachiungo, Huambo
Integrierte Förderung von Kleinbauernfamilien in Landwirtschaft, Trinkwasser und Landrechten in Kwanza Norte Integrated measures for small farmer families emphasing sustainable agriculture, basic drinking water and land rights, Kwanza Norte Integrierte Förderung von Kleinbauernfamilien in Landwirtschaft, Trinkwasser und Landrechten in Kwanza Norte Integrated measures for small farmer families emphasing sustainable agriculture, basic drinking water and land rights, Kwanza Norte Integrierte Förderung von Kleinbauernfamilien in Landwirtschaft, Trinkwasser und Landrechten in Kwanza Norte Integrated measures for small farmer families emphasing sustainable agriculture, basic drinking water and land rights, Kwanza Norte
Verbesserung der Ernährungssituation von San- und Bantu-Familien in drei Gemienden der Provinz Huíla Improving nutritional status of indigenous families in three communities in Huíla Province Verbesserung der Ernährungssituation von San- und Bantu-Familien in drei Gemienden der Provinz Huíla Improving nutritional status of indigenous families in three communities in Huíla Province Verbesserung der Ernährungssituation von San- und Bantu-Familien in drei Gemienden der Provinz Huíla Improving nutritional status of indigenous families in three communities in Huíla Province
Promotion of human rights and the fight against juvenile delinquency, Continuation Förderung der Menschenrechte und Bekämpfung der Jugendkriminalität, Fortführung In terms of content, the project covers very relevant topics such as prevention of juvenile delinquency, access of young people to education and employment. Human rights education combined with the use of peaceful conflict resolution as well as the strengthening of individual initiative and community cohesion make an important contribution to the peaceful development of the region. Inhaltlich deckt das Projekt sehr relevante Themen wie Prävention der Jugendkriminalität, Zugang der Jugendlichen zu Bildung und Beruf ab. Die Aufklärung über Menschenrechte verbunden mit dem Einsatz friedlicher Konfliktlösung ebenso wie die Stärkung der Eigeninitiative und des Gemeindezusammenhalts leisten einen wichtigen Beitrag zur friedlichen Entwicklung der Region Benguela und Luanda. In terms of content, the project covers very relevant topics such as prevention of juvenile delinquency, access of young people to education and employment. Human rights education combined with the use of peaceful conflict resolution as well as the strengthening of individual initiative and community cohesion make an important contribution to the peaceful development of the region. Inhaltlich deckt das Projekt sehr relevante Themen wie Prävention der Jugendkriminalität, Zugang der Jugendlichen zu Bildung und Beruf ab. Die Aufklärung über Menschenrechte verbunden mit dem Einsatz friedlicher Konfliktlösung ebenso wie die Stärkung der Eigeninitiative und des Gemeindezusammenhalts leisten einen wichtigen Beitrag zur friedlichen Entwicklung der Region Benguela und Luanda.
Armutsbekämpfung durch nachhaltige Einführung von Arabica-Kaffee-Anbau bei Kleinbauernfamilien in Kwanza Sul, ANGOLA Poverty reduction of smallholder peasant families with sustainable introduction of Coffee Arabica cultivation in Kwanza Sul / ANGOLA Armutsbekämpfung durch nachhaltige Einführung von Arabica-Kaffee-Anbau bei Kleinbauernfamilien in Kwanza Sul, ANGOLA Poverty reduction of smallholder peasant families with sustainable introduction of Coffee Arabica cultivation in Kwanza Sul / ANGOLA Armutsbekämpfung durch nachhaltige Einführung von Arabica-Kaffee-Anbau bei Kleinbauernfamilien in Kwanza Sul, ANGOLA Poverty reduction of smallholder peasant families with sustainable introduction of Coffee Arabica cultivation in Kwanza Sul / ANGOLA
Family Coffee Farming and Sustainable Forest Management Nachhaltige Waldnutzung mit kleinbäuerlichem Kaffeeanbau, NF BioDiv Family Coffee Farming and Sustainable Forest Management Nachhaltige Waldnutzung mit kleinbäuerlichem Kaffeeanbau, NF BioDiv Family Coffee Farming and Sustainable Forest Management Nachhaltige Waldnutzung mit kleinbäuerlichem Kaffeeanbau, NF BioDiv
Stärkung der Gemeinden angesichts der Folgen von Klimawandel und ungleichem Geschlechterverhältnis Strengthening of communities in the light of climate change and unequal gender relations Das Projekt zielt auf die Verbesserung der sozioökonomischen Situation in den Provinzen Huíla und Huambo angesichts der fortschreitenden Folgen des Klimawandels. In dem Zusammenhang wird die kleinbäuerliche Landwirtschaft  klimaresilienter aufgestellt, präventives Gesundheitsverhalten eingeübt sowie zum Empowerment von Frauen und Jugendlichen beigetragen. The project aims to improve the socio-economic situation in the provinces of Huíla and Huambo in view of the progressive consequences of climate change. In this context, smallholder agriculture is being made more climate-resilient, preventive health behaviour is being practised and the empowerment of women and young people is being contributed to. Das Projekt zielt auf die Verbesserung der sozioökonomischen Situation in den Provinzen Huíla und Huambo angesichts der fortschreitenden Folgen des Klimawandels. In dem Zusammenhang wird die kleinbäuerliche Landwirtschaft  klimaresilienter aufgestellt, präventives Gesundheitsverhalten eingeübt sowie zum Empowerment von Frauen und Jugendlichen beigetragen. The project aims to improve the socio-economic situation in the provinces of Huíla and Huambo in view of the progressive consequences of climate change. In this context, smallholder agriculture is being made more climate-resilient, preventive health behaviour is being practised and the empowerment of women and young people is being contributed to.
Stärkung und Konsolidierung der Initiativen zum Schutz von Kindern in Straßensituationen in Luanda, Angola Strengthening and consolidating initiatives to protect children in street situations in Luanda, Angola Stärkung und Konsolidierung der Initiativen zum Schutz von Kindern in Straßensituationen in Luanda, Angola Strengthening and consolidating initiatives to protect children in street situations in Luanda, Angola Stärkung und Konsolidierung der Initiativen zum Schutz von Kindern in Straßensituationen in Luanda, Angola Strengthening and consolidating initiatives to protect children in street situations in Luanda, Angola
Verbesserung der Lebensbedingungen durch Sicherung der Landrechte und Monitoring des Universal Perio Livelihoods, Land Rights and UPR - Angola Verbesserung der Lebensbedingungen durch Sicherung der Landrechte und Monitoring des Universal Perio Livelihoods, Land Rights and UPR - Angola Verbesserung der Lebensbedingungen durch Sicherung der Landrechte und Monitoring des Universal Perio Livelihoods, Land Rights and UPR - Angola
Humanitarian Response Fund The GSMA Mobile for Humanitarian Innovation (M4H) programme marks an evolution and expansion of the GSMA’s disaster response work. The M4H Fund, managed by Tetra Tech International Development, provides funding for projects that use mobile technology to assist and empower individuals or communities affected by humanitarian emergencies, or to strengthen prevention, preparedness and response in disaster contexts. M4H approaches the following five thematic areas – Mobile-enabled utilities, Food security and climate change, Digital identity, Gender and inclusivity, Mobile financial services – collectively, recognising their equal importance and interdependence in building a digital ecosystem for humanitarian contexts. Core to this is the role of effective partnerships – particularly between humanitarian organisations and MNOs.
Grand-Bargain Sub-Group on Linking Humanitarian Cash and Social Protection Facilitation Aim: To establish a central point of discussion and engagement to define, coordinate, advocate for stronger links between humanitarian cash and social protection in preparedness and response across the humanitarian sector and its implications for development ex-post and ex-ante crisis.

Methodology: An informal core group of humanitarian cash and social protection actors, stemming from the Grand Bargain cash workstream, which meets as peers to collaborate on encouraging and equipping the humanitarian sector to embrace and increase capacities in linking humanitarian cash and social protection systems in crises. This group will consult, inform and provide guidance to the cash workstream of the Grand Bargain

Coffey Role: Facilitating and supporting the finalisation and delivery of the workplan of the GB sub-group on linking humanitarian cash and social protection.
The Impact of Circular Migration Schemes on Development Outcomes Rapid Evidence Assessment The overall objective of this commission is to provide an assessment and synthesis of the evidence
base that looks at the development impacts of circular migration schemes. DFID wants to develop its
understanding of both the availability and quality of this evidence in order to strengthen its
understanding about critical assumptions in the International Migration Theory of Change. Three main outputs will be submitted to DFID during the process: Scoping report, Final version of REA and Presentation outlining the key findings.
Technical assistance for development finance The project involves conducting research for the Institute of Development Studies.

Information on technical assistance programmes linked to capital instruments (loans, equity investments, etc.).
– How might one structure a facility that provides support to companies / the investment environment
– what models are out there, how do they function, what type of activities, any lessons learnt?
– Please identify examples and provide, where available, information on their size, management agent, what instruments they service (donor funded, private?), and funders.
Africa Regional Department: Third Party Monitoring DFID’s Africa Regional Department (ARD) is the third largest spending department in DFID’s Africa Divisions, with a resource budget of £160 million for 2019/20. ARD operates programmes across a number of African countries, at the pan-African, regional or sub-regional levels, through a complex set of regional partners. ARD’s country footprint includes some of the world’s most fragile and poorest countries facing protracted humanitarian crises, across the Sahel and in the Central African Republic (CAR). The new DFID-FCO Joint Sahel Department (JSD) has a budget of £45m in 2019/20, and was established in November 2018. Until then, DFID programming covering the Sahel region were part of Africa Regional Department’s portfolio. 

Oversight of these portfolios has been identified as a key risk due to lack of DFID/JSD presence in many countries where ARD and JSD programmes are delivered, and a substantial portion of delivery taking place in insecure or inaccessible locations which limit scope for staff to monitor delivery through field visits. This makes it difficult for ARD and JSD to assure the quality of data reported by partners on the delivery of programme activities and results.

DFID has engaged Coffey to provide third party monitoring (TPM) services to support the verification of programme monitoring in the Africa region across its portfolio of humanitarian, conflict, water, energy, climate change, trade, organised crime, and agricultural development programmes. The purpose of the TPM contract is to provide timely, relevant feedback on the quality of results systems, data and partner delivery that can be used by ARD and JSD staff and implementing partners to drive improvements to programme delivery and reporting, and to provide ARD and JSD with a higher level of assurance in what is delivered and achieved through the portfolios. It serves both learning and accountability functions.
Global poverty action fund and the programme partnership arrangements - Evaluation Manager DFIDs Global Poverty Action Fund (GPAF) and the Programme Partnership Arrangements (PPAs) will provide £480 million of both unrestricted and restricted funding to approximately 225 civil society organisations between 2011 and 2015, with the aim of contributing to DFIDs goals of alleviating poverty and promoting peace, stability and good governance. 
Coffey is leading an evaluation to assess the performance of both the individual CSOs receiving the funding and the GPAF and PPA funding mechanisms themselves. The results of the evaluation will inform future DFID policy and funding decisions regarding support to civil society organisations as a means for contributing to the Millennium Development Goals and good governance.
Disaster Response Programme The GSMA Disaster Response Programme works with mobile operators (MNOs), humanitarian organisations, governments, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and the broader mobile ecosystem on a national, regional and global basis to drive the creation and adoption of coordinated, impactful solutions and practices that leverage the ubiquity of mobile technology under the umbrella of the Humanitarian Connectivity Charter. The Charter represents a set of shared principles adopted by members of the mobile industry to support improved access to communication and information for those affected by crisis in order to reduce the loss of life and positively contribute to humanitarian response
Independent evaluation contract for the Girls Education Challenge Fund Phase II Independent evaluation of the GEC Phase II. Carrying out synthesis of quantitative data, 10 - 12 thematic/geographic evaluation studies and managing a rapid research and learning fund.
GEC Girls Education Challenge Through the Girls’ Education Challenge (GEC)
Fund, DFID is financing projects that will enable approximately 660,000 marginalised girls to complete a full six year cycle of primary school, or approximately one million marginalised girls to complete three years of secondary school. The fund has three distinct funding windows. We are working across all the funding windows and with all grantees across 18 countries. We are evaluating the impact and effectiveness of the funded projects, evaluating the impact of the fund and filling a knowledge gap on what works and what doesn’t in girls’ education in different contexts. We are using a variety of evaluation methods, including randomised control trials, matching methods and longitudinal surveys. We are helping grantees develop customised M&E systems that best meet the needs of their particular projects. A mixed-methods survey at baseline is occurring simultaneously in nine countries. This will be repeated during the fund’s mid-point and end-point For the baseline we are doing 810 qualitative in-depth interviews and 6000 quantitative surveys. This is one of the biggest evaluations DFID has ever commissioned.;
AgriTech Innovation Fund The specific objective of the GSMA Innovation Fund for Digitisation of Agricultural Value Chains ("The Fund") is to enhance the livelihoods of 700,000 smallholder farmers in emerging markets by improving their access to information and financial services via enterprise solutions for organisations procuring from smallholders in the last mile. The Fund will award up to eight grants in total across two categories available for specific countries as outlined in the Term Sheet shared with the Contractor.
Working with Men to Increase Security and Stabilization in North Kivu, South Kivu and Ituri provinces The goal of the proposed intervention is to achieve sustainable, gender-equitable peace at all levels of society in provinces of South Kivu, North Kivu and Ituri in eastern DRC by: 1. The overall goal of LPI is to reduce level of violence and build trust in the community by working with men through psychosocial support programs that will help them to end violence and adopt norms and values that support gender equality at all levels;   2. Promoting women socio-economic empowerment with positive support of husbands through an adaptation of the Living Peace methodology, (Journeys of Transformation). LPI is partnering  with a local organization  (Centre Rafiki) to  implement  Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) for spouses of former  military  and police men LP psychosocial  group beneficiaries  for women socio-economic empowerment. LPI will train the local partner in the application of Journeys of Transformation module to engage men as allies of women in economic empowerment. The intervention seeks to achieve its goal by pursuing following objectives at five different levels: 1. Individual Level: Men and women (spouses), healed of severe mental health and psychosocial problems, adopted positive non-violent coping strategies and experience greater personal efficacy to build meaningful relations with self and others. 2. Family Level: Reduced violence at home and restored peaceful partner relations create a safe and healthy environment for women, men and children. Reduction of violence use by men against their partners and children and increase gender equitable behaviors in the household create a safer environment for all members of the family. 3. Community Level: Restored community-based social support systems increase social cohesion between families, individuals and community structures resulting in higher levels of inclusion, and solidarity between community members. 4. Society Level: Congolese civil society organizations and public institutions of Police, Army and Health Care and religious leaders institutionalized the Living Peace approach in their services to adequately address the consequences of SGBV, promote positive masculinity and prevent (mainly) men getting involved in conflicts and/or (re)join armed groups. 5. Women Social and Economic Empowerment: Women, partners of male participants in Living Peace groups, enjoy greater social and economic autonomy with positive support of husbands that participated in Living Peace groups. The intervention targets the  categories below:
1. Husband’s of  women survivors of SGBV. 
2. Military Men and  Police Men (PNC)
4. Civilian Men living in Community in high risk zones
5. Ex-combatant and ex child soldiers living in Community in high risk zones
6. Spouses of military men and policemen participating into the LP program
Newton International Fellowships (Year 2 Round 2) Enables talented early career post-doctoral researchers from partner countries to spend two consecutive years undertaking research at a UK host institute. The fellowship supports talented early career researchers from partner countries to develop their research capabilities by hosting them with some of the best research departments in the UK. The aims are to: 
• Support the development of a well-trained research community 
• Strengthen research excellence in partner countries by identifying and supporting promising early career postdoctoral researchers.
• Establish long term collaborative links between the next generation of research leaders in partner countries and the UK to benefit both research communities. 
• Up to 18 Fellowships (Newton Advanced Fellowships/Newton International Fellowships).  Newton International Fellowships are £99K for 2 years in duration over 3 years