devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Campaign Lab (HO-503001) The Activist Lab supports the dream of a new generation of changemakers. It is an initiative to help young, courageous activists worldwide to learn (the Academy), feel safe (the Shelter) and connect by action (the Movement) to achieve impact together. Ata time when fundamental changes are so urgently needed and changemakers are under pressure, connecting activists is at the core of this project. The project will focus around the topics of climate change and inequality. The project partners will work withyouth that are already engaged around the UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26, November 2021 in Glasgow) and the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2022 (January 2022 in Davos-Klosters). In The Netherlands the project will focus on ClimateChange and LGBTQI and organize at least 1 campaign lab.
Support the Gaza Emergency Response MA'AN is a local  partner for Oxfam. MA'AN's added value to the program was in terms of technical knowledge, quality and understanding of partnership principles. MA'AN works very closely with different vulnerable groups in diverse locations along the Gaza Strip including farmers, women, children, youth and unemployed. The relationship between Oxfam and MA'AN was cordial and based on mutual respect, accountability and common vision on Gaza and contractual obligation on the action. . MA'AN will be responsible to implement the MPC in the targeted areas and to do the day to day follow up under the direct supervision of oxfam.
CP Oxfam Turkey (KEDV) OBJECTIVE
Make a more welcoming world which recognizes that migration is a natural and positive phenomenon that can be managed humanely and in a rights respecting way.
OUTCOMES
1. The perspectives, needs and recommendations of local refugee, migrant, host community and women’s rights organisations are deliberately and systematically considered in policymaking.
2. Displaced persons are protected and have access to local and sustainable solutions that take into account their rights and dignity, and that of hosting communities
3. Global, regional and national policies and practices on human mobility are strengthened through a principled and rights-based approach that recognise and harnesses human mobility’s potential for development.
4. The links between displacement and other globalissues pertaining to Oxfam’s work, such as climate change, inequalities and civic space, are understood and prioritized by donors, humanitarian and development actors
Integriti- Politracy Politracy project is an initiative of a consortium of Integirti Technologies and Yes We Can Youth Leadership Initiative. In order to sustain the spirit and passion that gave rise to #EndSARS, this project seeks to conduct training on Digital Skills for youths in rural and semi-urban communities in Enugu State. These youths have shown low political enlightenment, participation and activism dueto their lack of proper digital skills and adequate knowledge of the use and power of internet and social media tools. Continuous sensitization and engagement in civic action will also be done via social media.

During these trainings, participants will learn andtake action on:
● Communication: Setting up an email account and online video chat profile
● Social media: Setting up accounts and proper use of Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to keep up-to-date with friends, families and latest news.
● Understanding how to find information online
● Appropriate use of personal devices and apps
● Determining the validity of sources to reduce the spread and consumption of false information
● Online safety and protecting privacy
● Video creation and editing
● How to monitor/keep up-to-datewith government projects and activities via various channels
TZ SUSTAIN-Women’s Rights & Empowerment Due to social and cultural norms (e.g., female genital mutilation), illiteracy, and poverty, northern Tanzanian regions, such as Arusha, which is home to the majority of the Maasai people, have experienced violence and exploitation against women. SUSTAINheld an initial consultation with the Longido District's Community Development Officer. It was discovered that elements of GBV, abuse, and exploitation are still present in the district, owing primarily to the aforementioned causes. This challenge draws SUSTAIN Tanzania's attention to the need to assist and contribute to the efforts of the government and other stakeholders in the Longido district to raise awareness, empower, and strengthen capabilities against women's violence, abuse, and exploitation. SUSTAIN's vision is to see anincrease in the number of Maasai women and men advocating for women's rights and empowerment in the face of violence, abuse, and exploitation. Furthermore, SUSTAIN's ambitions are to increase women's access to land, education,and employment, thereby laying the groundwork for a just community that respects and recognizes the vital roles that women play in societies' social and economic development. SUSTAIN's solutions for achieving the aforementioned goals include community mobilization, gathering evidence on the scope of the problem and effective methods for addressing it, social and economic empowerment of stakeholders, particularly women, training and capacity building, and raising awareness and changing mindsets in the community. These activity-based approaches/solutions will be carried out in collaboration with relevant government authorities and other non-state actors involved in the project.

Among the activities that will be implemented include:

Activity 1: Conduct detailed assessment of the extent of women violence, abuse and exploitation in the project area

Activity 2: Conduct community awareness and mind set changing campaigns in 10 villages

Activity 3: Facilitate capacity building and entrepreneurship skills enhancement to women in the project area

Activity 4: Facilitate monitoring of implementation of the project

Activty 5: Linking <(>&<)> learning - Baseline findings and project change results
KH SO_Amplify Voices of Women with Disab This project aim to strengthening advocacy capacity of women with disability to amplify their voice and promote inclusive accessibility guideline for people with disability. There are various approaches that the project intent to do including leading theactive dialogue and engagement with civil society and duty bearers. Capacity development leads to group and individuals working together. Actions to support and mobilize to women with disability, individuals, groups and representing organization to be able to strategies, monitor implementation and change. Actions for better networking, alliance and coalitions to influence on polices and laws enforcement to promote the national accessibility guideline for people with disability. Peer counseling and supportactivities will be created for women with disability to support each other. Media campaign and creative awareness raising activities are on place to promote the rights of people with disability and inclusion especially for women.
Goal: To strengtheningadvocacy capacity of women with disability to amplify their voice and promote inclusive accessibility guideline for people with disability.
 Expect result 1: Community mobilization, network and capacity strengthening on rights project of people with disability.

Expect result 2: Promote national accessibility guideline for barrier free design for the inclusion of people with disability.

Expect result 3: Strengthening capacity on advocacy and amplify voices of women with disability.
This 12 months project is expected to work with in Kampong Chhnang provinces with focus on women with disability via offline and online approaches.
Social Health Protection The project will intensify the communication of available social protection schemes to vulnerable communities in Cambodia through enabling greater access to information and the establishment of channels for Cambodians to provide feedback on these schemes. This opportunity would build on and scale up the current efforts of the NSPC and Oxfam to raise further public awareness of these schemes in the hope that a greater number of vulnerable Cambodians would be able to benefit from the social protection coverage that they areentitled to. Raising awareness on social protection is essential for the development of a social protection culture as well as the expansion of the social protection system in the country. Individuals who are well informed about the benefits of social protection will be more proactive in accessing them.

The NGO Forum on Cambodia (NGOF) is a membership organisation that supports NGO networks and CSOs with engaging in policy dialogue, debates and advocacy. It achieves this through building their capacities in these areas so that the rights of the poor and vulnerable are recognised and supported by the policies and practices of the RGC, development partners and the wider community. It plans to reach to 100 CSOs with 1,000,000 individuals national wide
SP&LR for Asia WWs-Agri-food System Marginalized workers in Southeat Asia and South Asia, especially women workers in agri-food sector, are able to voice up  their demands for transformative social protection and enjoy more inclusive, just and comprehensive social protection.

Grassrootsorganizations of marginalized workers, especially women workers groups in agri-food sector in SEA and SA, are empowered with advocacy capacity to defend their demands for transformative social protection through networking at sub regional and regional levels.

1)- Democraticorganizations of marginalized workers, especially women workers in agri-food sector in SEA and SA, have improved knowledge and awareness on risks, challenges and vulnerabilities that women in the agri-food sector face and their needof social protection,

2)- Democratic organizations of marginalized workers, especially women workers in agri-food sector in SEA and SA, have increased capacity inhaving common ambition, agenda and demands for transformative gender social protection through networking and allying with each other and with other like-minded organizations and individuals at sub regional and regional levels;

3)- Women and Children Committee of ASEAN put maternity protection for agri-food sector workers on its agenda.
Protected and United for Democracy This new project is a deepening of "Protection" a 12- month Sudden Opportunity project implemented in 10 French-speaking African countries and ending on 31 March 2021. In Protected and United for Democracy, Tournons La Page aims to promote civic engagement of young people and women while fighting against the criminalisation of pro-democracy activists and creating democratic space in Francophone Africa in 13 countries. To this end, TLP has three complementary components:
(1) Supporting and amplifying in each of the coalitions the voices of 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, TLPrelies on its network of nearly 250 organisations that share a common vision and have been raising awareness among young people and women for the past six yearsabout the exercise of their civil and political rights;
(2) Conducting advocacy campaigns, based on accurate documentation of stateviolations of fundamental freedoms of citizens, including freedom of expression, peaceful 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, is carried out at regional (ECOWAS, ACHPR, etc.) and international (UN, EU, Department of States, etc.) levels. In the event of failure of the dialogue, it includes a judicial component through strategic lawsuits initiated before constitutional courtsand/or supranational jurisdictions.
(3) Protecting endangered TLP activists. In the last 12months, no less than 55 TLP activists (or 20% of their membership) have been arbitrarily arrested. Protection actions must be maintained, both preventive (physical and digital security, security plans, counter-reports and campaigns to promote the voice of HRDs/activists) and reactive(legal and material assistance).
Considering the countries, it is impossibleto encourage the voice of pro-democracy activists without guaranteeing theirprotection. Moreover, through the activities of the initial project, TLP has demonstrated that its advocacy campaigns have, throughthe visibility they bring to the movement, contributed to the protection of its members. Therefore, it is proposed to amplify the advocacy even further. By raising citizens' awareness of their rights, swelling an active and wide-scale engagement of young people through innovative processes, includingthe 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 democratic change and the reopening of a civic and political space that is currently extremelylimited.
RDA-We Care For Everyone WeCare is the first prize winner of NOW-Us Awards Laos Vol.1, and being hosted by Rural Development Agency(RDA)

wecare, a mental health tech social enterprise founded in 2020, and with a belief in good mental health starts with listening — empathy. Atwecare, we are devoted to elevate the lives of people living with mental illness, strive to enable everyone, especially marginalized populations to access mental health care, and aim to help 41,000 people with mental health issues untreated as reported and unreported cases in Laos have access to mental health care by 2030.

"970 million people worldwide had a mental or substance use disorder in 2017." — Our World in Data. April 2018.

"Key facts by WHO:
• More than 700,000 people die due to suicide every year.
• For every suicide there are many more people who attempt suicide. A prior suicide attempt is the single most important risk factor for suicide in the general population.
• Suicide is the fourth leading cause of death in 15-19-year-olds.
•77% of global suicides occur in low- and middle-income countries." — WHO. June 17, 2021.

"Statistics have shown that 70,000 people in Laos have reported mental health issues, butdue to inadequate personnel, facilities and financial resources, only 29,000 of those people have access to treatment and mental health services. According to a survey by Basic Needs, anxiety disorders rank first with a rate of 33 percent followed by schizophrenia with 19 percent, epilepsy at 14 percent, psychosis due to infectious diseases 8 percent, depression 3 percent, substance/alcohol abuse 0.7 percent, dementia 0.5 percent, and mental retardation 0.1 percent." — Dr. Chantharavady Choulamany. The Laotian Times. July7, 2017.

Which means, in Laos, 41,000 people don't have access to mental health care, which means they are still suffering from mental health issues. This does not include dam collapse in Attapeu in 2018, with 3,540 families or 14,440 people affected, such as loss of property and homes. It also excludes theCOVID-19 incident, which has left many people emotionally and mentally affected.

Our questions are: How many reported cases of mental health issues in Laos have been so far? And how many have been unreported?
Activism for Equality - Peru The Covid-19 Pandemic has exposed inequalities, which have particularly been reflected by great difficulties in accessing priority public health services, the digital divide and connectivity for millions of minors and young people, the precariousness andinformality of the employment of which women and young people are particularly victims, the exacerbation of gender violence and political polarization in a sea of “fake news”. Activists have had to adapt their struggles to digital spaces, which have brought new opportunities and ways to connect. We are challenged to return to a new normal and continue to contribute to the tasks of change. From Peru we want to contribute to the strengthening of the global youth movement against inequality. Our commitment has been the co-constructionof actions where groups of activists with OXFAM, supporting each other with organizations and allies, have committed to face economic, gender, environmental and climate change inequalities. As we have done in other moments, wewant to continue to connect with other activists in the region and the world to continue strengthening the alliances and response capacities of young people who, from their activisms, propose alternatives in the citizen space against inequalities. We want to continue sharing the spaces of the NATIONAL LABORATORY OF YOUTH ACTIVISM to strengthen youth activism with actions and proposals from the co-construction of actions, of new Narratives against hidden powers and acquiring tools to have safe spaces.
Rivers Project- Uppsala University Uppsala University is an internationally oriented research university with the task of gaining and imparting knowledge for the benefit of humanity and for a better world through education and research of the highest quality and relevance as well as well-developedcollaboration with business and society. As an integrated educational and research environment and a meeting place for knowledge, culture and critical dialogue, the university, with its disciplinary breadth, has unique opportunities to develop new areas of knowledge through cross-border collaborations.

Uppsala University's vision, goals and strategies
The mission of Uppsala University is to gain and disseminate knowledge for the benefit of humankind and for a better world. The University rests on the idea and fundamentalbelief that investments in education and research contribute to a better future. The ultimate goal is for research and education tomake a difference in society in the long term. Our University will put all its breadth and combined strength into supporting sustain- able development, engaging with the wider community and promoting openness and respect
Sustainable  development
Uppsala University aspires to a leading role in the transition to a more sustainable society. The present and future challenges facing society largely concern the need for sustainability. As a full-scale research university, Uppsala University is well equipped to contribute to sustainable development
Collaboration
The University operates at the heartof the society to which it belongs. Collaboration enables theacademic knowledge base to make an impact and be of use in society, while also providing new inspiration for education and research
Equal opportunities
Equal opportunities are a matter of rights for the individual and quality for the University. The University’s study and work environment must be characterized by openness and respect.
The UNESO Chair on International Water Cooperation
The university also hosts the first UNESCO Chair on International Water Cooperation. Research led by this chair at the Department of Conflict and Peace Research looks at cross-cutting issues of shared waters, regional cooperation, water security and hydro-diplomacy.
Palestinian Farmers Union PFU will be responsible for Participatory gendered capacity development assessments of the Legal Affairs Department, Land Affairs Department and 3 district-level offices; provision of tailored capacity development package; capacity development in land and water practices to 15 farmer groups/cooperatives; gender audit and technical support to 10 mixed cooperatives to develop gender-inclusive measures; women#s economic leadership training sessions; #Women and agriculture# workshops; capacity building on land issues; advocacy training for CBOs/farmer groups; policy papers on land rights and protection and investment in Area C; roundtables; lobby trip; campaign on land rights; investment platforms and farmers councils in Area C.
VCA-508302-Smart Cooperation Models Vietnam Cooperative Alliance will organise seminar "DEVELOPING SMART COOPERATION MODELS, DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION IN VIETNAM"

Tentative date and location: 07 May 2021 (01 day) in Hanoi

Purpose: Identify effective solutions to supportdigital transformation of agricultural cooperatives to improve production and business efficiency and improve the living standards of cooperative members.

Specific Objectives:
-Identify issues that are limiting agricultural cooperatives to effectively implement digital transformation.
-Identify immediate concrete solutions and long-term policy solutions to support digital transformation in agricultural cooperatives.

In attendance will be VCA leadership, Oxfam leadership, high-rankingofficials from Ministry of Planning <(>&<)> Investment, Ministry of Natural Resources <(>&<)> Environment, Ministry of Information <(>&<)> Communication.

VCA chapters in provinces throughout Vietnam will be invited to attend and share their experience in implementing digital transformation. They will, together with invited experts, discuss the barriers as well as solutions to effective digital transformation. Success stories will also be showcased at the seminar.
Lebanon: Discretionary Fund Context:
In the context of the Lebanese nation-wide protests starting October 2019 after decades of frustration about weak governance structure and widespread corruption and nepotism, and in response to the deteriorating socio-economic situation, several solidarity initiatives have emerged launched by community members, grassroots movements and local civil socity organisations (CSOs) to fundraise and provide emergency relief support to vulnerable families.

Goal:
In order to allow these immediate relief initiatives to transform into long-term sustainable projects with social impact, Oxfam in Lebanon started supporting alternative local economic development solidarity initiatives. In this context, Oxfam developed 'Daleel Tadamoun' (Solidarity Directory), a citizen-led project to map and support the organic grassroot economic development solidarity initiatives that respond to immediate relief needs, and - more importantly -  serves as a long-term post-uprising solution with social impact.

Objective:
After a) successfully establishing a network of local partners and experts, b) mapping local initiatives, c) establishing project needs, internal structure and brand identity and d) starting a social media marketing campaign, the next phase of the projectshall now better position Daleel Tadamoun as the platform that incubates local economic development initiatives. The project aims to identify, connect, and technically support alternative local economic development initiatives across Lebanon, both offlineand online.
This will be through:
1) Mapping of local economic development alternatives across all regions in Lebanon
2) Facilitate meetings and interaction between local initiatives to exchange knowledge
3) Organise meetings at the local level withlocal experts and local economic development initiatives to provide technical support and advice
4) Developing the Daleel Tadamoun WebApp
5) Share recommendations and identify lessons learned
Rivers Project- OGB Bangladesh Oxfam in Bangladesh will implement the Transboundary Rivers of South Asia programme at country level, with a focus on working with communities to increase their access to and control over water resources.  This will be achieved by (i) building capacitiesof river basin community leaders, communities themselves, as well as CSO networks and (ii) collaborating with authorities at different levelsto improve water governance. This will include training and capacity building for women in order to increase their influence in decision-making.