devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Enhancing the protection of civilians from weapons - Art.36 Policy development and advocacy regarding protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure from harm from weapons. Collaborative action between civil society through global coalitions and by collaborating with key partners including representatives from states and international organisations, to promote international norms and standards and practical action towards the fulfilment of International Humanitarian Law.
CodeIT, Vietnam, Centre of Exellence for the ASEAN region Develop a coding hub for the ASEAN region in Vietnam. The developed software will track different mass-produced goods across place of origin, producer, transporter, etc. Relevant goods include agricultural products, farmed fish and other industrial products. The aim is to increase employment opportunities for local programmers and increase quality assurance and transparency of regional goods and trade.
IEA Social Monitoring: Faith for participation and accountability Good governance project of monitoring of local services and budgets and advocating for transparency and improved services by faith actors.
ADD Southern Africa - Advocacy for alcohol policies to reduce harm ADD Southern Africa programme will bring about reduction in harm from alcohol use in Southern Africa and improve achievement of the SDGs, particularly Goal 3 on health, but also other goals related to gender and child rights. SAAPA will advocate for the development, adoption and implementation of evidence-based National Alcohol Policies in Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe. National NGO alliances in these countries will be strengthened as advocacy voices.
NORDEM – Support to Women, Peace and Security objectives in UNDP Yemen Secondments. Women, Peace and Security expertise
Zimbabwe 2018 Harmonised Elections Monitoring Support To contribute to a free, fair, transparent and legitimate Zimbabwe 2018 election process that is based on peaceful and tolerant contestation of power leading to enhanced democratic practice
Mapping Marine Resources Sudanese Red Sea (Phase II) This phase of the Mapping Marine Resources Sudanese Red Sea (Phase II), Grant Agreement no. (SDN-18/0003 intends to consolidate the achievements of the previous phase.
NuWEDA Economic Empowerment White Nile Women economic empowerment programme in White Nile state, including informal vocational training and business training for women.
WWF Limiting Negative Impacts of Oil and gas in Mozambique The purpose: civil society organisations are stronger and effectively influencing governments and extractive companies to safeguard ecosystems and people during the development of extractive resources in Mozambique. The outcomes are: 1) Improved environmental governance, 2) Improved access to information, 3) Improved environmental performance.
HP-Empowerment of children and young adults in Qinghai, China This project aims to empower children and young adults in Qinghai to develop essential life skills, better integration into the community, and to become contributing members of society. Through training, mentoring and placement services the youth and young adults will be equipped and inspired to be self-reliant and self-confident, that will help them to better integrate into society and it will also empower them to participate in the society.
Core support to OHCHR 2018 ODA-eligible share of core support to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
Food Security and Rural Development - Colombia Communities are mobilized and Civil Society Organizations are agents of change. Train associations  in organizational  strengthening, women's  leadership, advocacy and citizen oversight. Relevant Activities include: capacity building of local partners to improve their management standards; producer associations improve their organizational practices; increase the participation of women in leadership positions; and the communities themselves take measures to improve municipal services and policies. Special attention will be given to the participation of women, youth and persons living with disabilities (PLWD).
DTS 03. Travelsupport agreement 2015-2017 The goal for this project is to contribute to development within the field of performing arts in developing countries. Travel support is granted to Norwegian performing artists who participate in development projects in the Global South. The target groups are theater technicians, performing artists and cultural producers. The Norwegian performers arrange workshops and seminars in developing countries and thereby transfer knowledge and technical skills to their counterparts.
Deforestation-free indigenous economies with effective territorial governance strategies The project “Deforestation-free indigenous economies with effective territorial governance strategies” aims to reduce deforestation, promote sustainable development and adaptation to climate change with deforestation-free, low emissions economic activities in 43 indigenous communities. The project will address the limitations and empower the potential of community development in tropical forest regions in Peru to improve the conservation of 1.5 million hectares of forests. Reducing deforestation in and around indigenous areas, and improve the conservation of 1.5 million hectares of forests are fundamental objectives in this project.
Frameagreement 2020_2024 Eye Health services: Consultation, surgeries and other forms of treatment of eye ailments. Medicines and special medical equipment. Hospital transport. Cooperation and lobby versus MoH.
Last mile first. Health interventions. Making sure no one is left behind Addressing malaria prevention in high-burden, low-resource settings. Distribution, hanging & 'keep up' activities for LLINs (bednets) through campaigns.  Social mobilisation and health awareness on malaria prevention, early referral to testing and treatment.
Refugee response in Myanmar Support to UNHCR's refugee response in Myanmar. Softly earmarked contributions to UNHCR activities and appeals 2023-2026.
UNOPS - Nordic PROGRES Norwegian and Swedish support to the development of Macedonia, contributing to a more balanced socio-economic development. Programme will enhance capacity for EU integration and for applying good governance concept and principles in practice at the national and local level. inbcrease employment opportunities for vulnerable population, improve local infrastructure and  enhance social cohesion in the less developped areas.
UNODC Container Control Programme in Lebanon The Container Control Programme will assist Lebanon in strenthening trade security adn facilitation at the seaports of Beirut and Tripoli with the ultimate goal of i) contributing to strenghtened border control and coastal zone management, ii) stability, and iii)  ecnonomic improvement.
Education activities in Mali Improvement of access, quality and governance through primary and secondary education in the regions of Timbuktu and Kidal, Mali. The project is a collaboration between NRC and IRC.

Additional funding for COVID-19 response: NOK 7.5 million in 2020 - targeting reduced transmission of Covid-19 and other transmissible diseases among targeted populations / people affected by displacement in the regions of Timbuktu and Mopti, Mali
Syria - Protection and assistance to displaced persons Protection and assistance to displasced persons in Syria under the Global Appeal. Gender is a strategic element in the program, based on a gender analysis.
Reduction of burden of injuries and diseases The project aims to build capacity at MUHAS and Addis Ababa University  by training and educationg academic staff ( B.Sc., M.Sc. and PhD) and to develop a  reserach and teaching laboratoty in order to tackle occupational diseases and injuries.
NLM-Filtu Food Security Project (FFSP). The overall development goal of the project is to improve food security status of target community.
Global response to Covid-19 Support to WHO's Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan (SPRP),  in line with the intergrated UN global appeal for Covid-19 response
Formalization of Indigenous Peoples’ Municipalities The project will contribute to establishing 16 indigenous "municipalities" in the Colombian part of the Amazon.
Outcome: 
Number of Indigenous Councils in Colombian Amazon effectively functioning as administrative and political authorities; already registered with the Ministry of Interior and/or managing state funds and other functions on par with municipalities.
Covid-19: Global Financing Facility ACT-A Health System Connector Support to GFF to contribute to the implementation of the Access to Covid-19 Tools Accelerator (ACT-A) to expedite the end of the COVID-19 pandemic through accelerating the access to diagnostics, therapeutics, and vaccines, and health systems enhancement in GFF countries (a subset of low- and lower middle income countries).
GEfD Country Programme Nepal Bufdir's contribution to the Gender Equality for Development Programme, country programme in Nepal 2019-2021
Improving Quality and Capacity of Mathematics Teacher Education Malawi Improving Quality and Capacity of Mathematics Teacher Education in Malawi.
Ka’aguy Porã – Preserving Our Sacred Forests The objective of the project is to strengthen the Comissão Guarani Yvyrupa and its regional co-ordinations, amplifying the promotion of Guarani territorial rights, the preservation and recovery of forests – including the Atlantic Forest, of which only 12% remain – and the dissemination of Guarani traditional knowledge.
Amazon Dossier: A study to unveil the violences to journalistic activity in the largest rainforest in the world The project aims to create a front to combat violence against journalists and communicators in the Amazon. In addition to the expansion and dissemination of an analytical study, the intention is to develop activities such as a digital security workshop, a self-protection workshop and a legal protection seminar. The project also entails developing political advocacy initiatives, so that the information serves as a basis for the Brazilian State to implement public policies to guarantee the protection of those who work in the Amazon region. In the applicant’s perspective, strengthening and protecting journalist activity (mainly community/popular/independent) is a way of guaranteeing the protection of the environment and denouncing criminal and/or harmful practices to human life and the environment.
Support to WHO India in response to Covid-19 Support to WHO India, in response to Covid-19
Strengthening the movement of men and women of the Xingu indigenous land Environmental and territorial management of the Xingu Indigenous Territory (TIX) strengthened through activities of territorial protection, improved internal governance - including the newly-created department for women - and institutional strengthening of the indigenous umbrella association ATIX and regional sub-divisions and associations..
SLE Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Education policy and administrative management. Quality education.
NMS-Children and Adults learning in the Mother tongue in BGRS The objective of the project is to see children and adults in the Bambassi Mao, Berta, Gumuz, Gwama, Komo and Shinasha lanugage communities benefitting from quality education delivered through the medium of the mother tongue. One of the main outcomes is to develop and offer Functional Women's Literacy Classes. Each class will last in two years. This component reaches about 1491 direct beneficiaries. Topics also include life skills and women-child health issues.
IEA Sub-Saharan African Country Energy Analyses Support to the development of country energy transition analyses will provide knowledge on the how the selected countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, Uganda and Mozambique, can secure an energy transition that both enables universal access to energy by 2030 (SDG7) as well as an energy supply aligned with a climate neutral future (SDG13). Household energy access is a focus area, and the report will have policy recommendations for improving access and attracting increased private investment.
Championing interfaith approaches for women and youth for peaceful coexistence along the Swahili Coast Championing Interfaith Approaches for Women and Youth Empowerment for Peaceful Coexistence along the Swahili Coast of Tanzania

Championing interfaith approaches for women and youth for peaceful coexistence along the Swahili Coastst
NCA  - Combating Violent Extremism along the Swahili Coast
NUV - Young political involvement in Latin America The project aims to raise awareness of the opportunities for political involvement among young people and young adults in Peru, but also the partner organizations from Chile and Argentina. One of the topics addressed in the workshops is how to advance gender equality, and how to raise awareness about LGBTQ+ and gender identity issues.
Indigenous-Quilombola Alliance in Oriximiná Contribute to increased protagonism of indigenous and quilombolas in Oriximiná in the defence of their rights and the promotion of a sustainable life through strengthening of the capacity of the representative organizations that make up the Oriximiná indigenous-quilombola alliance. Promote activities specifically targeting quilombola, indigenous and riverine women in Oriximiná and Óbidos through a permanent agenda of training and mobilization on topics defined jointly with the female beneficiaries. Expanded ability of the residents of 11 guarani villages inside the Piaçaguera land to promote territorial and environmental management. Expand CPI-SP’s capacity to adopt a gender approach in its various activities, in addition to strengthened policies to promote diversity, equity and inclusion within the organization.
Political Dialogue Cost related to the facilitation of the Colombian peace process
Catering and hospitality education Mariam Hashim Centre for Culinary Art shall aducate women to work in Restaurants and Cantinas.
Strong Women Programme - Tanzania The project aims to ensure responsive and inclusive engagement of women and girls in political life from grassroots to national levels, leading to equal access to justice for all; and promote women’s economic empowerment and equal opportunities to participate in the labour market with sustainable access to economic resources in the Mara, Dodoma, Mbeya and Songwe regions in Tanzania
Agricultural Commercialization and Resilience Enhancement Project (AGCOM 2.0) Component 1: (Re-) Building Resilient Agricultural Production Capacity. This component will finance strengthening research services, expanding the capacity of pivotal institutions, and promoting policy reforms regarding agricultural commercialization and climate resilience. This includes: (i) agricultural research, development, and innovation; and (ii) Land demarcation and registration. The Project will scale up and sustain adjudication, demarcation, and registration of land parcels.
Component 2: Supporting the Sustainable Development of Natural Resources for Resilient Agricultural Landscapes. This component will finance the construction of medium-to-large scale irrigation schemes and technical assistance for the management of their catchment areas according to the Irrigation Master Plan. It will strengthen the capacity of irrigation service providers responsible for the management and maintenance of irrigation infrastructures and water delivery to final users through the provision of technical assistance, goods, works, and training. Part of the grant will also coordinate efforts to strengthen institutions, build their capacity, review and update relevant policies and strategies, consolidate the different working manuals and guidelines, support the WUAs with refresher training, and provide the much-needed technical backstopping for WUAs.
Component 3: Getting to the Market. This component aims to improve physical and economic access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food by improving agrifood producers’ access to domestic and international markets and enhancing marketing infrastructure. The interventions to scale up and upgrade the inclusive value chain approach are broken down into two subcomponents: (i) building and strengthening farmer organizations; (ii) supporting productive alliances; and (iii) supporting last-mile infrastructure. It will provide technical assistance, including scaling up through measures such as merging cooperatives or building secondary c
Rights, Action and Accountability – Gender justice: Zimbabwe Support to civil society organisations in Zimbabwe. To consolidate and build community mobilisation model to amplify the call for gender justice and accelerated action towards the prevention and elimination of violence against women and girls.
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange The project will include both the exchange of staff and final year students from Patandi Teachers’ College of special needs education (PTC), Tanzania, and staff from the social educator [vernepleier] study programme at Molde University College (HiMolde), Norway. The students gather information, work-up knowledge and learn about CRC and CRPD. Based on joint knowledge students collaborate about developing educational material (such as films, posters, leaflets or role plays about rights in practice) targeting children and staff in schools for children with special needs. The participants contribute to practical implementation of CRC and CRPD by presenting knowledge to children and staff in the practicing field, and by communicating with them about current practices and how CRC and CRPD can be put into practice. In addition to physical exchange of staff/students, the project also involves several forms of digital knowledge exchange and collaboration, such as meetings, lectures and workshops, including students and staff at both organisations.
ICG global Core support. The ICG works to prevent, mitigate and resolve deadly conflict in developing countries.
Management of Indigenous Associations Contribute to increased protagonism and autonomy for indigenous associations in the management of their projects in the states of MT and AM. 7 indigenous associations are contemplated: Ass. Indígena Kolimace (Kolimace), Ass. Indígena das Mulheres Rikbaktsa (Aimurik), Organização das Mulheres Indígenas Takiná (Takiná), Federação dos Povos e Organizações Indígenas do Mato Grosso (Fepoimt), Ass. do Povo Deni do Rio Xeruã (Aspodex), Ass. Paumari, Produtores Indígenas da TI Caititu (APITC).
Turkey Education in Emergencies Turkey:  Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP), Education in emergencies
Stregthening Climate Services for Enhanced Climate Resiliance Support for capacity development of the regional and national meteorological organsiations. The Project's expected effect(s) on society is: Improved climate resilience for vulnerable 
populations. 


The expected effects for the target group of the Project are: 

Outcome 1: Stakeholders use climate services for informed actions for Food and Agricultural
 Security (FAS) and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) for programs and activities for climate
 change adaptation and preparedness.

Outcome 2: Regional Climate Centers have improved technical solutions for the delivery of 
climate services.

Outcome 3: Improved seasonable climate forecasts and climate services.

Outcome 4: NMHSs (national metrological and hydrological services) have enhanced
knowledge on climate data management and climate services communication to ensure efficient
 delivery and use.

Outcome 5: NORCAP experts have improved capacity to promote best practices in the field.

Outcome 6: Communities and stakeholders are better engaged in the co-developing adaptation 
solutions.
Building justice and peace through COMMUNITY WELLBEING in Palestine COMMUNITY WELLBEING is centered around offering psychosocial support and counselling sessions to target groups (majorly youth, PWDs and women) dealing with trauma and stress to build their coping mechanisms and life skills. Furthermore, Youth-friendly spaces will also support youth in improving their wellbeing through interventions like sports, drama, art and music.
IDA 20 Core contribution to World Bankd and International Development Association (IDA) - IDA20
Strengthening of local capacities in terms of Search for Missing and Unlocated Persons Strengthening of local capacities in terms of Search for Missing and Unlocated Persons.

The project seeks to contribute to the implementation of exhumation processes with a massive approach and those corresponding to the investigation and documentation of victims, anthropology and forensic genetics.
Support to Statistics Norway for institutional cooperation with CSA Ethiopia Support to Statistics Norway for a broad institutional cooperation to build statistical capaticy at the Central Statistics Agency (CSA) in Ethiopia
NORAD Food Security Zambia Agricultural production, productivity and income through trainings in climate robust farming practices, new technologies, microcredit (VSLAs), entreprise development and value addition
Strengthening the Right to Pay Equity and Childcare in Jordan The project aims to promote better working conditions for women through policy and legal change, and community organizing and advocacy in the private education and health sectors. The project will move towards implementation of gender responsive legal reform achieved in the previous phase, promote gender responsive human resources practices, including expanding childcare facilities in Jordan to create an enabling environment for working parents to manage family and work responsibilities.
NORDEM - Support from Section for Human Rights, Democracy and Gender The projects supports capacity building for national authorities to handle conflict, to implement democratic elections and to promote good governance, rule of law, democratic processes and human rights.
Civil Society and Governance in Timor-Leste General support to human rights based civil society organisations in Timor-Leste, with special emphasis on gender related issues and gender based violence.
MLI Together for Just, Inclusive and Sustainable Development Democratic participation and civil society. Strengthening civil society, participatory development. Other partner: Azhar
Norway's Contribution to Joint Peace Fund The Peace Support Gruop (PSG) is working to create a joint peace fund to fund for peace building activities in Myanmar. The Government of Myanmar and at least 16 armed ethnic groups are currently negotiating for a Nationwide Ceasefire Accord,  and in response to the peace effort the internatinoal community has promised to provide financial, technial and advisory support towards the peace process.  Norway as the first foreign country to engage in Myanmar peace process.
Family Strengthening Programme - Education ZAM School support to vulnerable children, inclusive learning materials, improve school infrastructure for girls and children with disabilities (toilets, water and sanitation, ramps).
LUANAR - Sustainable Food Systems  in Malawi (FOODMA) Programme The objectives of the FoodMa is to strengthen local food systems in selected Extension Planning Areas  in five districts of Malawi. Its goal is to contribute towards resilient sustainable food systems and it is expeced that the project will lead to improved food and nutrition security in addition to increasing income among the agriculture-dependent rural households in Malawi.
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