devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
HwF SMART Education 2019 Thailand&nbsp;is home&nbsp;to an estimated 4 to 5 million migrants including 300 000 &ndash; 400 000 migrant children who are at higher risk of exploitation, abuse and denied of opportunities. Due to the lack of limited access to fundamental rights among (illegal) migrant workers, migrant children are not able to access healthcare and basic education. Although Thai law allow all children regardless of their nationalities to have right to 15 years of free basic education, migrant children have difficulties in attending Thai schools. At the same time, many parents prefer sending their children to Migrant Learning Centers (MLC) instead. Nevertheless, the MLC are not formally recognized by the Thai and Myanmar governments with only a few exceptions.
Objectives:
1) To promote and create safe and integrated environment for migrants from Myanmar especially children and youth through raising awareness on child rights / children on the move / child trafficking and how to protect themselves from risks and danger, ensuring a civil society to grow in solidarity.
2. To increase the future pathways for migrant children from Myanmar through access to recognized education programmes.
Main expected results:&nbsp;
1. The capacity of youth leaders and civil society organizations (CSOs) to act as Agents of Change in promoting safe migration and public action to stop human trafficking and exploitation is strengthened. 
 2. Migrant children, youths and wider community are empowered with improved understanding of basic human rights entitlements, safe migration and child protection.
 3. Myanmar migrant children and youths in Mae Sot have a safe learning environment that allow them to ease of transition when they return to Myanmar.
 4. Migrant education programmes of high quality are developed.
Main activities cover training of trainers (ToT), awareness raising activities campaigns, support of education programmes and development of monitoring and evaluation mechanism.
The themes of intervention include safe migration, child rights and human trafficking. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
USS GENDER 2016-2020 The project Promoting Gender Equality through Local Knowledge &amp; People&rsquo;s Initiative aims to ensure empowerment of deprived people specially women and girls through gender equality. The core problem lies on the lack of holistic awareness among the deprived population especially women, lack of information, not being able to participate in the decision making process, lesser wage/salary than men, lack of economic opportunity, deprived from justice, illiteracy, unequal opportunity, religious superstition, not having the right environment for creative work etc.&nbsp; To achieve the goal, the partner has been identified four major objectives which are a.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;gender equality and human rights, b.&nbsp;financial capability of RHs, c.&nbsp;democratic culture, values among the RHs,&nbsp; d. accessibility of RHs in local resources &amp; services. As a result of implemented activities women and girls together with the community challenge GBV, CSO and women network plays active role to linkage with legal service providing institute. Again, women &amp; girls involve in alternative livelihood options; women get economically and socially more empower and control their income and participation in decision making process in family and community level; women have common understanding on climate change and adaptation and they are able to mitigate any kinds of disaster at community level. Local government institutions and different service providing institutes are more democratic and become more responsible to providing their services to the poor women and girls. USS provides necessary supports to perform meeting/workshop with different groups. Training is being provided for gender, domestic law and leadership development. Support is being provided for 3,900 high school and college students. Popular theatre and cultural programs and National /international days is being observed for mass awareness.&nbsp;The project is being implemented in&nbsp; three&nbsp;Unions of Nilphamari sadar upazila and municipality of Nilphamari district. This project mainly contributes to results within Combating gender based violence. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
SLCDF 2016-2018 Collective Engagement for Sustainable Growth of Vulnerable Community &nbsp;
The Collective engagement for equitable and sustainable growth of vulnerable communities. Work to bring women, men, community based organizations, local authorities and networks to collaborate for equitable inclusive development in the war affected district of North of Sri Lanka. 
The right holders are impacts of the war within these communities, there are most vulnerable groups such as women headed households, People with disabilities and combatants. This vulnerability is further compounded by a disempowered civil society and weak local governance resulting in prevailing social and economic injustices due to low productivity and limited resources.
The objective is to strengthen CBOs and their representing communities, to help them play the role of the catalyst in enhancing the economic by facilitating sustainable livelihoods for community members; Inclusive communities and functional NGOs and CBOs collaborate to adhere to principles of good governance and actively engage with federations of agriculture, livestock and fisheries.
Main activities; Social mobilization of community women and men to form and strengthen CSOs, facilitating link with service providers, Market mapping of primary products &amp; skills, enhancing primary production in agriculture, fisheries and livestock sectors through the provision of high quality input, training, and linking with MFIs, Value addition, marketing and interfacing with government departments and private buyers and Building disaster resilience in primary production are the main activities of the project.
The expected results: strengthened CBOs collaborate to adhere to the principles of good governance; the vulnerable community women and men are mobilized to increase household income and are more resilient to withstand shocks. The group of federation known as Yuga Shakthy will be empowered to raise issues and engage with local authorities and CSOs. This project mainly contributes to results within Economic empowerment of women. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Al-Nayzak Made In Palestine Incubator 2016-2018 Given the success of Made in Palestine program that was finally crowned by establishment of 3 industrial companies, Made in Palestine incubator is the cogent evolutionary stage. The new phase of the program aims to incubate and scale up potential &ldquo;Made-in-Palestine&rdquo; producers. It will support the enterprises until they become capable to unlock new markets locally and internationally with competitive products labelled as &ldquo;Made in Palestine&rdquo;.&nbsp;
In its general mission, Made in Palestine Incubator will provide the nurturing environment, legal and technical support for Entrepreneurs to improve their ideas and develop successful businesses and low tech-industries that contribute to enhancing the Palestinian economy and providing additional job opportunities. Driven by its belief that &ldquo;the sky is the limit&rdquo;, Al Nayzak will promote the former version of MIP program to take the innovation in Palestine to the entrepreneurship level. It will basically tackle the following areas: 1-The advancement of intellectual property in Palestine2-Opening new horizons for entrepreneurs3-Celebrating Entrepreneurship This project mainly contributes to results within Decent work and fair income. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CO Palestine 2016-2020 CIVSAM PCSD Program/Palestine CIVSAM&nbsp;staff operational costs for 2016-2020.
Other staff salary expenses &amp; office expenses. ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
ECO-V 2017-2018 The strategic plan is focused on directing ECO-V to become the most recognized voluntary environmental organization dedicated to empower people to take action on climate change, sustainable living and biodiversity conservation to make&nbsp;Sri Lanka a better place for all living organisms by 2020. ECO-V, 2 year program is to create the necessary foundation to implement the strategic direction. This initiative comes under the intervention area - Sustainable development and climate justice. &nbsp;
Lack of understanding and awareness on how we (human beings) are interlinked with the nature around us has resulted in our exploitation and destruction not only of our surroundings and but also ourselves. ECO-V aims to bring about a better understanding and improve lives while also creating and promoting coexistence. Though conscious consumerism and following the 10 R process (Reject, Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repair, Replace, Recycle, Rethink, Remember and Repeat) ECO-V is promoting healthier living and alternative life style.
Program engages with right holders, duty bearers and policy makers on critical issues relating to conservation, sustainability and waste management. Programming will be implemented island wide. Private sector and organisations are encouraged to establish urban or balcony gardens to promote biodiversity within an urban setting thereby advocating interconnectedness while promoting an organic eco-centric approach to conservation and better living. Youth engaged through the Yathra (bicycle parades) educate and demonstrate the eco-centric approach creates a volunteer culture to protect and conserve the environment even beyond the program period.
Mainstreaming components are environment, conflict and gender.
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&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Sustainable development and climate justice. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CENTRO HUMBOLDT 2019-2020 This project is planned to work in Human Right and SEJ - areas ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
MKP GAD 2016-2020 The project Ensuring Gender Justice, Rights and Good Governance aims to create a discrimination free equitable society by enhancing knowledge on GAD among the mass people with the special focus on RHs which leads to reducing gender discrimination among male and female and motivate the Union Parishad leaders to create opportunity for women. The project also keen to aware mass people and initiate protection and behavioral change on HIV/AIDS and SRHR. The core problem is that the Northern women&rsquo;s lives are dominated by the customary social system, which by definition is patriarchal, patrilineal and patrilocal. There is a lack of consciousness about women&rsquo;s rights, particularly amongst the poorer levels of society, and the many social and cultural barriers mean their rights are not accessed. The overall goal of the project is to ensure gender justice rights &amp; good governance with the following major results 1) positive change of gender, rights &amp; good governance status of 15, 000 male &amp; female (60% female &amp; 40% male); 2) any forms of VAW are reduced by at least 40%; 3) more than 50% youth &amp; other RHs aware on human rights and they are playing active role and more than 25% women leadership qualities enhance through participating in democratization process compared to base year 2015.&nbsp; Major activities:&nbsp;Formation and strengthen of CBOs like GAD Forum, gender watch group, student group, youth forum, civil society forum, women forum, professional forum, training on gender, RTI, leadership, disaster management, human rights and women rights, SRHR with different forums and groups, drama and video show, celebration of special days , bicycle rally, monthly meetings at each formed groups. The project is being implemented in 364 villages of 48 Unions in 9 Upazila of Thakurgaon, Panchagarh, Dinajpur and Rangpur, Rajshahi districts with around 18,000 direct RHs (11,000 women). This project mainly contributes to results within Combating gender based violence. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
KDN 2016-2018 Project name: Community Mobilization for Peace 
Problem analysis:&nbsp;&nbsp;
*Lack of skills to manage and maintain the on-gong peace process 
*Civilian experience of conflict and peace vary across the country
*Inconsistent approaches to the maintenance of peace jeopardise regional development 
*Level of trust between stakeholders remain low
*Inconsistent awareness and ownership of the NCA&rsquo;s provisional Code of Conduct 
*Provision for civil society engagement in the NCA has yet to be enacted 
Goal:&nbsp; To enhance the capacity of civil society in different parts of the country to actively consolidate the on-going peace process and make an informed contribution to the unfolding national political dialogue
Objectives:
*To support the development of appropriate opportunities and aptitudes for civilian engagement by a range of ethnic communities in response to the on-going peace process and national political dialogue
*To engage those with different experiences of peace and conflict to build inter-communal and inter-ethnic understanding and cooperation
Expected outcomes:
*Developing and enhancing individual and organizational capacity to manage and maintain peace initiatives and community engagement in&nbsp;response to the unfolding national political dialogue 
*Ensuring that all stakeholders have suitable opportunities to access peace building forums and are included in the national political dialogue 
*Broad community engagement around peace and political dialogue initiatives 
Location: Kayin, Mon, Shan, Kachin, Tanintharyi, Sagaing, Mandalay, Bago, Ayeyarwaddy and Yangon
Activities: Trainings on peace building, women empowerment, TOT, dialogue facilitation, grass-roots, women and youth peace forum, youth network and regional coordination, intra-community engagement, networking with other organisations, public consultation/peace forum, inter-cultural exchange on peace between different ethnic groups will be organized to ensure broad engagement and facilitate collective action.
Thematic: Peace building
&nbsp; This project mainly contributes to results within Peace building. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CEPREV 2016-2018 CEPREV aim to contribute to the implementation of a Prevention of Violence Model in order to&nbsp;developed a culture of peace in Nicaragua, through the intervention of young people from the neighbourhoods of Managua , teachers, journalists, among other actors. Over 12 years, they have created a very effective model, achieving substantially reduce of violence phenomenon and replicating its experience with other organizations in Central America. This project mainly contributes to results within Combating gender based violence. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CO Colombia operational expenses within Diakonia 2016-2020 CIVSAM CO COLOMBIA OPERATIONAL EXPENSES
Plan estrategico pais 2016-2020
Presupuesto ajustado CIVSAM 2016 con recortes
sobre email enviado por la OR AL MM con unmonto global de 2'700.000 SEK
con 730.000 SEK para Admon Gastos operativos Civsam 2016 ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
CNDDHH Hacia una política pública integral de protección de las y los Defensores de derechos humanos en el Perú. 2016 This activity seeks from the Platform for Human Rights develop capacities of defenders to propose a mechanism of public policy, and to share experiences with other realities of Latin America to take stock of regulations defenders and the location in which found. This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Campaña regional: Tu boca fundamental contra los fundamentalismos 2017 This is a campaign from the feminist movement of the region to resist the religious fundamentalisms that have been raised against sexual and reproductive rights, by raising awareness of public opinion. This project mainly contributes to results within Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
CO Lebanon office expenses 2016-2020 Operational Expenses of Diakonia Country Office in Lebanon to manage the Civsam Lebanon Grant,&nbsp;and humanitarian grants , this will cover the expenses of the Development and Humanitarian programs ***MISSING VALUE Global Objective***
ASOCIACION PROYECTO MIRIAM 2019-2020 This project is planned to work in Gender Equality and SEJ area. ***Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020***
DCCN Stateless Children and Women Groups Empowerment Project 2016-2020 The Stateless Children and Women Groups Empowerment Project under Development Center for Children and Community Network supports stateless students and stateless women with approximate number of 3,748 and 2,198 people respectively including indirect target groups of 128,562 stateless people in 3 provinces of Chiang Mai, Mae Hong Son and Tak. The stateless students and women are having problems on personal legal status and citizenship, making them not equally access to rights to education, health care, travel, scholarship and decent work. Major causes of the problems are their lack of knowledge and understanding on personal legal status verification processes, ineffective enforcement of the law by authorities and unavailability of necessary law and policies.
The project aims to get their names registered with 13 digits identification number in order to access the government services such as rights to education, health care, travel and decent work and that they are equally treated.&nbsp;
The project objectives are that the students and their families receive the highest legal status and are able to access their rights.
The project expects the students including their families to obtain legal status including nationality for a minimum number of 300-500 persons per year in 4 target districts including other register offices.
Activities include data survey and development, training for stateless student&rsquo;s volunteers and women groups, mobile counseling services, legal clinic, stateless women group empowerment, coordination with authorities in relevant district offices, network building at targeted communities and policy advocacy.
Focus thematic areas are statelessness and personal legal status and citizenship and women empowerment.
Other stakeholders include government sectors such as district office, NGO&rsquo;s such as legal status networks. This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
UHDP 2016-2020 Upland Human Right Based Holistic Development Program supports 31 main ethnic communities including Dara-ang, Kachin, Lahu, Akha and Karen in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai with about 9,110 people. The rights holders are facing rights problems on personal legal status including citizenship and rights to natural resource and environment management. With personal legal status, they are limited to other rights such as occupation, education, travel, politics and that they become vulnerable to various form of exploitation including human trafficking. Without rights to natural resource management, they face an arrest by the authorities and have difficulties in conducting livelihood activities to earn their living.
The program aims that the target groups are treated with justice according to their rights and they take responsibility to tackle rights related issues.
The program objective is target communities, the existing network, women groups, saving group, children and youth and community leaders are capable of managing their justice and human rights issues including personal legal status and citizenship, natural resources and environment management, and gender roles leading to better quality of life.
The program expects 4 results including increased capacity of local network in the management of shared issues and challenges, improved management of local people in managing and accessibility of government legal procedure and systems, increased participation of children, youth and women in local community management, and increased capacity of local people in managing their resources and rights.
Major activities include capacity building, network strengthening and women empowerment.
The program involves other stakeholders such as local government sectors, legal status networks and environmental networks.
The focused thematic issues are basic human rights, gender roles, personal legal status and natural resource management. This project mainly contributes to results within Empowerment of human rights defenders. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
Red Latinoamericana de Mujeres Defensoras de los Derechos Sociales y Ambientales 2016-2018 With this project Diakonia and the Network aim to contribute wing improving the living conditions of indigenous and peasant women in Latin America affected by mining activities from strengthening the capacities of the Latin American Network of Women defenders of Social and Environmental Rights and its member organizations for the defense of the collective, women and nature rights. This project mainly contributes to results within Fair distribution of wealth and access to natural resources. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020
NGOGG  2016-2018 Project Title: Gender Integrated Healthcare and Women Empowerment&nbsp;
This program aims to promote gender equality in target rural areas, and it well accords with addressing of women&rsquo;s inequalities and harmoniously contribute to implementing of CEDAW as a member of CSOs and to cover women empowerment and health issues particularly Sexual and Reproductive Health &amp; Rights (SRHR) and Basic Healthcare Services for women. In addition, the issues on VAW (Violence Against Women) will also be addressed along with changes in conditions of women in later time.&nbsp;
Objective: Increased Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) &amp; Basic Healthcare Services for Women in (20) remote villages in (5) Townships
Problem Analysis: The major problems associated with health issues root in poor health care services and facilities provided by government as well as lacking of full coverage by health personnel/staffs in those areas where accessibility is limited. Health education, Sexual and Reproductive health rights and personal hygiene practices level in target villages are considerably low and then lacking of health workers to provide knowledge in these communities become key problems to address through this project.
Expected Result : To cover health issues particularly primary health education and reproductive health and rights, skills training for women empowerment. Equipping knowledge and capacity building include CEDAW and its articles, gender concepts and dimensions, and gender based violence (GBV) issues. In addition, the issues and concerns on GBV (Gender Based Violence) will also be promoted and addressed along with changes in conditions of women.
As a part of direct implementation, primary health care trainings, sexual reproductive health and rights special talks and awareness raising on gender and GBV will be provided in each target community. This project mainly contributes to results within Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. Results will be reported later in the Global Civsam grant period 2016-2020