devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Upate carbon inequality This research will provide updated analysis of carbon inequality for Oxfam’s work on climate and inequality. It will support Oxfam’s Climate and Inequality Group’s work of creating policy, research, advocacy, communication and/or public campaign tools for 2023. The aim of Oxfam’s communication about this research will be to increase awareness of carbon inequality, highlighting an additional layer of climate justice and equality which is needed in global climate discussions.
The research will build on the previous carbon inequality work from 2020 and 2021. In the 2020  study, Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and Oxfam assessed global inequality between 1990 and 2015 as well as future global carbon inequality until 2100 under various scenarios.
CO-Geared for Success (GFS) The Government of Canada recently launched a call for concept notes on education for refugee and displaced children and youth. The call seeks to improve their learning outcomes. In particular, Canada aims to help girls and adolescent girls living in partner countries of sub-Saharan Africa. The call is open to Canadian organizations. They must have the capacity to implement education programming for refugee and displaced children and youth. They must also work with and improve the capacity of local organizations:
https://www.international.gc.ca/world-monde/funding-financement/call-education-appel.aspx?lang=eng

Outcomes provided by GAC:
 Ultimate outcome: enhanced equitable and inclusive learning outcomes for refugee, internally displaced and host community children and youth, particularly girls and adolescent girls
 Intermediate outcomes:
a. improved performance of local refugee and/or IDP-led organizations working on gender-responsive education
b. increased access to gender-responsive quality education for refugees and internally displaced children and youth, particularly girls and adolescent girls, enabled by refugee and/or IDP-led organizations
c. enhanced collective action of local refugee and/or IDP-led organizations (including women-led/rights organizations) to advance the right to gender-responsive quality education for refugee and internally displaced children and youth, particularly vulnerable groups
 Additional preferences:
d. Include dynamic partnerships of Canadian organizations
e. Empower and engage local voices, actors and community-based organizations, in particular refugee-led and IDP-led organizations, throughout the project cycle
f. Pursue a learning agenda informedby research and monitoring and evaluation, and establisha community of practice with other successful applicants of this call, their partners and other relevant stakeholders.
CO-506696- OXFAM To promote gender equality in Vietnam by increasing youth engagement and participation in addressing gender stereotypes which are the root cause of gender inequality. The Action will influence millions of people in three cities to change their perceptions and behaviours around three deep-seated gender stereotypes. The Action will build in sustainability elements along all key interventions toensure that the public will continue to change other gender stereotypes. The Action will engage and support youth, particularly university students to become change makers and leaders in their communities. Changes in their attitudes and actions will have a long-lasting effect on society. The key innovation in this Action lies in the linkage of youth action on genderstereotypes to Vietnamese media and businesses, creating campaign-style pressure on communicators to change their messaging and enabling youth-led initiatives to have a broader social impact outside of universities and youth groups.
Promote Equitable Climate Action in IPs My Village Organization (MVI) proposes to take project actions for three CPAs in five villages, three communes in Koh Nhek district, Mondulkiri province. Goal of the project is to reduce carbon emissions through reforestation and agroforestry initiatives, sustainable livelihoods in CPAs and RGC accountability for its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC). To reach the project goal, there are 3 main objectives have been composed in consultation with the communities which are 1) to increase the performance of the forest dependent communities toward forest resource protection through reforestation and agroforestry initiatives. 2) to increase the capacities of forest dependent communities for CO2 measurement activities. And 3) to increase the capacities of local communities on the Government's NDC and their contribution to mitigating climate change. The project is expected to benefit to 4112 people, 1179 women,3906 indigenous people (approximately), 2878 indigenous youths, 8 people with disabilities in six villages 3 communes, 1 district, Mondulkiri province
CO-506695 This project will be managed by Oxfam in Cambodia through which grants will be provided to four strategic partners including Development and Partnership in Action (DPA),  Highlander Association (HA), ANSA and CIWWG.


Building on the recent country impact evaluation of Oxfam investment in EI sector in Cambodia noted  significant roles and contributions of Oxfam EI projects to the changes thathave emerged. Among them, the evaluation report highlights the followings:
• The Oxfam EI project has played a leading role in empowering EI affected communities, most notably through support to Community Mining Focal points
• Oxfam was key in MME in setting up Extractive Industry Governance Forum, which provides a multi-stakeholder platform through which civilsociety observations and inputs can be delivered to government and leading companies.
• However, despite significant achievement given current political context, Oxfam efforts which are helping position civil society to engage and influence national level thinking have yielded little evidence ofthis translating to local level impact or action

Oxfam in Cambodia continues to maintain critical roles with stakeholder includingInternational NGOs and NGO partners, government ministries and selected miningcompany. Oxfam in Cambodia will carry out critical roles below:
1) nurture CSOs spaces in the dialogues with key stakeholder and to promote multi stakeholder engagement and dialogues
2)identify and engage with selected mining companies to monitor andinfluence their policy and practices change on social and environmental performances
3) engage with government ministries to secure spaces, and position Oxfam and NGO partners ’ key asks to improve transparency, social and environmental policies and miningcompanies social and environmental performances.
Protected and United for Democracy The proposal is a follow-up to the "Protection" project which will end on 31 March 2021 and has been implemented in 10 French-speaking African countries. As part of this new project, it is planned to expand the Tournons La Page movement to three new coalitions: one in West Africa, one in Central Africa and one in the Great Lakes region. The main objective of the project is to promote, in these thirteen countries, the civic engagement of young people and women while fighting against the criminalisation ofpro-democracy activists and creating democratic space in Francophone Africa for new emerging figures. To this end, the action proposed by TLP has three complementary components. These are: (1) Supporting and amplifying in each of the coalitions the voicesof young people and women who are sidelined from the civic and democratic debate by the regimes in place. Most often, these groups are unaware of the very existence of their rights as citizens. To achieve this result, TLP will rely on its network of nearly250 organisations that share a common vision and have been raising awareness among young people and women for the past six years about the exercise of their civil and political rights; (2) Conducting advocacy campaigns, based on accurate documentation ofstate violations of fundamental freedoms of citizens, including freedom of expression, demonstration and assembly, in order to force governments to adopt reforms and/or enforce international standards. This advocacy, common to the 13 coalitions, both physical and digital, will be carried out at the regional (ECOWAS, ACHPR, etc.) and international (UN, EU, Department of States, etc.) levels. In the event of failure of the dialogue, it will include a judicial component through strategic lawsuits initiatedbefore constitutional courts and/or supranational jurisdictions. (3) Protecting endangered TLP activists. In the last 12months, no less than 55 TLP activists have been arbitrarily arrested. Protection actions must be maintained, both preventive (physicalanddigital security, security plans, counter-reports and campaigns to promote the voice of HRDs/activists) and reactive(legal and material assistance). This project is a continuation of the pilot project that provided protection for TLP-affiliated activists.In the context of the project’s target areas, it is impossible to encourage the voice of pro-democracy activists without guaranteeing their protection. Moreover, through the activities of the initial project, TLP has demonstrated that its advocacy campaigns have, through the visibility they bring to the movement,contributed to the protection of its members. Therefore, it is proposed to amplify this advocacy in the framework of the next project. By raising citizens' awareness of their rights, arousinganactive and wide-scale engagement of young people through innovative processes, including the use of new technologies, and ensuring the protection of activists, the change expected in the middle-to-long term in French-speaking Africa is ultimately democraticchange and the reopening of a civic and political space that is currently extremely limited.
CO-Enhance the resilience of HHs in Gaza Oxfam has substantial experience in working and supporting WASH and agricultural programmes both globally and in the Gaza Strip, taking an approach that works with local communities, private sector providers, farmers, municipalities and local authorities. Oxfam will work with its partners MAAN  to ensure they have access to  systems and procedures and standards are in place to achieve effective, high quality delivery. Oxfams particular added value in this action will be in its ability to bring together multiple stakeholders, local authorities, end users, the private sector, and public utilities, to enable the development of an equitable and appropriate to governance and accountability framework for the delivery of drinking water management services for the people of the Gaza Strip.
HO-Hogerop Fund FACE is a project for girls and youth, led by girls and youth in Niger.
The overall goal is to contribute to girls claiming their essential and existential rights through development of their transformational leadership.
The main objective is for Teenage girls benefit from widened choice life choices to satisfy their Sexual rights and reproductive health.
There are specific 3 objectives:
- Promote SRHR among young people through reinforcement of their transformative leadership capacities. This is done through advocacy training, reinforcing youth groups, use of theater for information campaigns.
- Reinforce girls protection against GBV and their accessto youth centered SRHR through their socio-economical empowerment. Done through actions against gender based violence (GBV) and attribution of grants with business training.
- Mobilise necessary and sufficient funds to amplify impact and scale up the project.
URDMC-507259 Youth Skills and Income Uganda refugee and Disaster Management Council (URDMC) will implement the project code named Enhancing youth entrepreneurship and employability skills for sustainable livelihoods project in Imvepi and Omugo extension of Rhino camp settlements of West Nile in Uganda starting on the 1st of September 2020 till December 2021. The project will target mainly refugees and host community youth with an overall goal to improve livelihoods and economic inclusion of refugees and host communities for self-reliance byaddressing the immediate basic needs and building the resilience of refugees and host communities in and around the Settlements. Oxfam together with URDMC and the District Local Governments in liaison with UNHCR will undertake actions that will focus on addressing the immediate andlong term needs of the refugees and the host communities. These actions will lead to youth entrepreneurship skill development, job opportunities creation and access to employment for self-reliance through the following interventions;
1. Promotion of Income generating activities through provision of small business cash grants
2. Support of business skills development
GALS will be integrated intrainings for youth as a strategy to facilitate a youth-led empowerment methodologyaimed at creating sustainable economic and social transformation.

The project Objectives include the following:
1. Enhance youth refugees and host communities# capacities to have increased access to financial and business support services that buildstheir human and social capital.
2. Enable youth refugees and host communities have increased household incomes to start rebuilding their livelihood assets.

The project is expected to yield these Results:
# 750 Youth in within and around Imvepi and Omugo settlements have and manage effectively their income generating activities using business cash grants.
# 100 Youth in within and around Imvepi and Omugo settlement have  and use business skills to successfully start and manage their businesses.
CO-Uganda CLADD CLADD workshop costs via CO Uganda. Workshop with 6 TAI-grantees and Coady took place in Uganda, September 2022.
OI-1perc appeal funds RIC 2022-2023 To guarantee more stable funding for the key RIC positions, Oxfam affiliates starting in the financial year 2017-2018 were asked tointroduce a 1% line  into their humanitarian appeal incomes that will be retained to cover staff cost and running cost of the positions Geneva Humanitarian Policy Advisor, RIC Policy Lead and RIC Policy Advisor, as well as other key RIC activities. The 1% coming from the individual affiliates will be pooled into one common management, under the responsibility of the Head of RIC Team.
Red een Kind-Somalia Joint Response 2021 The Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. In 2020, Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Help a Child/ Medair, SOS Children#s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The project aims to address the HRP objectives of providing life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistanceto reduce acute humanitarian needs for communities affected by the drought and protracted conflict. The 2020 Joint Response has been designed in line with existing needs relevant to geography, sectors, as well as member#s expertise. Members will continue to implement in the same sectors as the SOMJR 2019: Food Security and Livelihoods, WASH, Health, Nutrition, Protection and Multi-Purpose Cash.
Fair Finance Asia - Sida-HAUI - Vietnam The application  of  environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria in the field of finance , banking and investment is one ofthe trends in the world,  contributing to  the  implementation  of the  Sustainable Development Goals (SDG s),contributingto minimizing negative impacts on the environment,  Promote a sustainable economy,  and  prevent poverty.
The bank plays an important role inrealizing  these objectives    through   the bank's credit, financial services and governance activities.
In Vietnam,ESG is reflected in many decisions, directives,and other documents of the  Government,  the Bank  of  Vietnam  (SBV) and related departments to promote the commitment of the banking sector to the goal of green growth and sustainable development. Infact, some Vietnamese central banks  have participated in or applied international initiatives on ESG such as integrating some  standards of the Global ReportInitiative (GRI) in the annual report, the International Financial Institution's    (IFC)Set of Environmental and SocialStandards,  etc.
In 2019-20, the FFV Initiative adopts the International Fair Finance Guidance (FFG  I), developed by Profundo and International Fair Finance (FFI),  to analyze the compatibility between the widely publicized policies of 10 central banks in Vietnam and the ESG criteria. The report    gave the results of the analysis,thereby making recommendations for the central bank to implement ESG commitments  in accordance with international standards and standards. This helps Vietnam's central banks to fulfill their socio-environmental responsibilities, enhancing their position in the region of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and in the international market,  as well as attracting capital from responsible investors and funds around the globe. Around the world, more and moreindependent agencies are evaluating and reporting on the implementation of ESG by companies and banks. Clients, investors, fund managers and other interested parties often use these independent reports   as a source of reference to compare companies, assess risksand make investment decisions and use services.
Based on that, in 2021-22, the second review is conducted based on the dotted method that has been updated by Profundo.

Projectobjectives:
- Vietnam Commercial Bank makes improvements in policiesand practices related to ESG criteria
- Increase awareness and capacity of faculty and students on ESG content,  assess the bank's policy on ESG commitments
An Giang Agri.center Agricultural technologies and services Center (Center) is a business unit-public under An Giang’s Department of Agriculture and rural development. The functions of center shall be as bellows:
- To implement the inspection, testing and accreditation of quality, and organize the supply and service of plant varieties and animal breeds;
- To implement public services of sampling and testing agricultural materials, quality of agro-forestry products, fisheries and salt testing, diagnosing and treating diseases for livestock, poultry, aquatic products and livestock; participate in standard and regulation conformity certification activities in the field of quality of agricultural, forestry, fishery and salt products; provide technical services and professionaltraining on the quality of agricultural materials, food safety, agro-forestry-fishery and salt; vocational training and education in the field of agriculture; provide quality certification, good agricultural practice; organize scientific and technologicalactivities in the field of quality of agricultural materials, food safety of agriculture, forestry, fishery and salt; provide services to promote trade in agriculture, forestry, fishery and salt, agricultural materials in the field, management of the agricultural sector and rural development.
HO-503001 The overall objective of this Big Idea is to design a multi-country program on the intersections of climate, conflict and fragility, which will have two strong connected components: innovative footprint work which has demonstrative value and provides facts, legitimacy to the related (national and international) influencing work.

Secondly, the Big Idea seeks to contribute to an approach that brings together Oxfam’s work in geographical areas that are impacted by the climate and conflict nexus. Several activities are planned to achieve both these objectives. A scoping study, providing analytical framework and best practices, will be developed as well as a thorough donor mapping, conflict and climate sensitive assessments and implementation of identifiedpilot activities will take place in at least two sub-Saharan countries.
The overall output is a well-designed concept note and programme document, accompanied bya briefing note with findings that can be used for (inter)national lobby and advocacy.
Communication on social medias ABCA ABCA proposes through this project to produce and popularize the training module on "Techniques for disseminating information on social media based on ethics and journalistic deontology". Through this training module, bloggers influencers on social mediawill haveknowledge on the techniques of collecting, processing and disseminating information on social media in a credible and reliable manner in order to avoid criminal prosecution with the adoption of the new law on cybercrime by our country. The project aims on Bringing national social media influencers to appropriate ground rules on the collection, processing and dissemination of information through capacity building workshops on '' techniques for disseminating information on social media based on ethics and journalistic deontology.
CISDOMA - Community engagement guideline Since May 2020, Oxfam has partnered with the Consultative Institute for Socio-Economic Development of Rural and Mountainous Areas (CISDOMA) to assist VRG in developing a Guidelines on community engagement. The hand book compiled by CISDOMA, in collaboration with VRG, which in line with VRG's sustainable development strategy, meeting the requirements of sustainable forest management in accordance with the regulations on sustainable forest management in Vietnam and compatible with International Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification requirements. After being tested in field situation, the hand book was positively received by VRG’s  staff involved and the leaders.
In this phase, in order to facilitate the rolling out the handbook into practice, theproject will further enhancecommunity engagement activities in sustainable forest management processes, and to contribute to the sustainable development orientation of VRG. The pilot roll-out activities will be conducted at Phu Rieng Rubber Company withexpected results as follows:
- Improved SFM plan of Phu Rieng RC company with better integration of community engagement guidance and requirements.
- Enhanced skills and techniques of Phu Rieng RC staff on community engagement.
- Enhanced knowledge VRG headquarter (Department of Sustainable Development) and VRG affiliate companies in Vietnam on how to deploy the Community Engagement Guidelines in their works.