devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Economic Development: Trickle Up in Cambodia Trickle Up provides $100 grants to impoverished Cambodians living in Angkor Park who have no farmland or access to capital so that they can start businesses to support themselves and their families.
Enhancing 500 child-headed households in Ha Sekake You only know you need it when it's gone!  It is very unfortunate that they didn't choose to lose their parents at this early age! The elderly in the child headed household experience a lifelong struggle having to bear their own burden while also striving to support their siblings. SMARTD seeks to make a difference; enhancing their livelihoods by supporting nutrition and micro income generation, by providing 500 households in and around Ha Sekake with vegetable seeds for production.
Sew Dog Coats for Homeless Dogs Sewing classes are offered free to low-income families to gain a skill that can help them throughout their life time. Sewing machines are donated and as are often given to a person who has shown the desire to continue to sew.  Material is donated to use to sew dog coats for homeless pups in metropolitan Portland, Oregon. The Dog Coat project helps the people who learn to sew to also give  back to their community.
Support a Local Girl's Empowerment Leader GLOW Georgia is growing and we're ready to hire a local Georgian project manager to help! The project manager will be an essential team member working to educate and empower girls, particularity in under-served communities, to develop their leadership skills and become agents of change in their communities. The project manager will oversee 2 week-long camps, a year-round volunteer program, and organize a project design and management conference for exceptional young female leaders in Georgia.
Sanitation and Hygiene Enhancement in Bangladesh Sanitation situation is very worst in the proposed working villages, 85% of the families don't have latrines, 3% families have proper sanitary latrines in rich households, rest 12% has unhygieni pit latrines. People used to do open defecations. Women suffer due to open defecation, as they have to attend open defecation during the night or in the early morning, which is a very indecent and shying issue for the women. Sun Flower intent to install 200 family latrines and aware of the community.
EARLY HEPETITIS B INTERVATION PROJECT Hepatitis B originally came from Congo .DRC and affected North East part of Uganda in 2003.hepatitis B a viral diseases  affects liver cells that causes liver malfunctions.Hepatitis B is a cantigeuons disease which causes to sex,blood transfusion,blood contact,sharing sharp object like safety pins,through sweats,through labor.The process of Hepatitis B immunization programme is a bit expensive to local people and to low income earners
Provide Food And Education For A Child In India Hundreds of thousands of children are at risk of malnutrition due to shortage of rain and electricity in Thiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu. This project aims to provide food and scholarships to 100 children living in poverty in rural India, so that they can get the education they need to build a brighter future and escape poverty.
Build Homes for 5 Women and their Children This project will build and furnish 5 homes for disadvantaged widows and their children in Kassanda District of Uganda. We aim to strengthen families by providing brick homes for secure, healthier living with support of small community. Single mothers caught in the cycle of poverty, are often illiterate, malnourished and unable to meet their children's basic security needs.
Children's Eco-Storybooks in Central America The Children's Illustrated Eco-Storybook Series promotes conservation, regeneration and a harmonious relationship with nature. Through a contest recruitment process, an author and an artist will be selected from each country in the Central American region to create an illustrated storybook based on their culture, language, history and ancestral wisdom, to familiarize young children with how we can take care of our planet.  From the heart of Central America for the children of the world!
Building A New Home for Rescued Monkeys in Israel The Israel Primate Sanctuary is the designated site for rehabilitation and re-homing of rescued primates in Israel.  Over the past 20 years, the Sanctuary has provided refuge and high-quality care for hundreds of rescued monkeys.  This project will allow the construction of a naturalized enclosure for a population of rescued vervets.  These animals have completed the initial rehabilitation phase at the Sanctuary and are now ready to begin life anew in an open enclosure in the Sanctuary's Park.
Haiti Earthquake Response On August 14, a massive 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti. Thousands of people have been displaced, injured and killed. Initial reports indicate 700 buildings have collapsed and 12,200 houses have been destroyed.  GlobalMedic is responding. We have offered our field hospitals and critical infrastructure tenting along with water purification units.  We are also preparing to send Family Emergency Kits which contain a water purification solution, and Emergency Food Kits.
End Preventable Deaths of Women and Kids in Togo The project will help to reduce the number of preventable deaths in pregnant women and children under five in northern Togo by enabling access to high quality healthcare services in their homes and in clinics.
Stop Child Brides in Nepal The biggest barrier to keeping girls in school is the cost of a uniform, shoes and supplies.Girls often drop out of school because they lack these simple and cheap things. Once out of school there is tremendous societal pressure to marry.   34% of marriages in Nepal involve girls under the age of 16.   20% of the nearly 10,000 girls trafficked out of Nepal are under 16. Staying in school lowers HIV and infant and maternal mortality Staying in school results in fewer children being born
Winter is Coming Tens of thousands of refugees in Greece and the Balkans have been left stranded across Europe eight months after borders closed across the Balkan route. These families have no choice but to brace for a winter of freezing temperatures without warmth in unheated tents, warehouses, or abandoned buildings. They face potentially life-threatening conditions unless urgent action is taken soon. Simple protection from harsh elements can mean the difference between life and death for many individuals.
Emergency medical clinic in rural Uganda Basic emergency medical care is not available in our area of southeastern Uganda; the nearest clinic is over a day's walking distance.  Our clinic would offer first aid, immunizations, treat minor illnesses, and evaluate needs for further treatment on a local level for a large impoverished rural community that has no transportation options other than by foot.  One of our orphans who graduated nurse's training will manage the clinic. It is a life saving project for many who lack resources.
Irrigation Systems for Fruit Tree Agriculture In the High Atlas Tifnoute Valley, a 7-km irrigation system will profoundly improve the lives of 3,500 people (14 villages) whose homes and crops are frequently destroyed by landslides. The system will run along a mountain summit and irrigate 20 hectares of 10,000 walnut and cherry trees and stabilize the mountainside. A reservoir will be built above each village to provide clean drinking water. The water source is a spring located 3,500 meters above the first in the line of benefiting villages.
Ensure girls stay in school every day of the month Poverty affects schooling of 7 Million SA girls who miss up to 40 days a year of school   because they cannot afford sanitary pads.   There are many expensive solutions, the simplest and cheapest one of all is to distribute packets of pads, 12 at a time, which will see them through the year of school.  We aim to raise money to do just that so that those girls wont be embarrassed at school.   We need your help, the more we manage to buy, the more girls we can help
Ukraine: Help Orphans Affected by War Russia has invaded Ukraine. This war will affect millions. As the war destroys Ukraine, the most vulnerable people will suffer. About 100,000 children live in about 650 residential institutions nationwide. Many of these are children who have physical and learning disabilities. Many have no primary carers. Many are unlikely to have a chance to flee and seek refuge elsewhere as the war approaches. These children living in specialized institutions should not be the forgotten victims of this war.
Life Skills Education to End Teenage Pregnancy Life skills Education (LSE), can influence youth behaviors in a way that improves sexual reproductive health outcomes. 400 in-school girls who have reached puberty will benefit from this fund. We will hold a large group training session of 100 pupils from 4 different schools on LSE, then break into smaller groups of 10 with 2 mentors to deeply discuss challenges affecting young girls in achieving their education and dreams. Long term mentoring  will ensure behavior change in the young girls.
Educate and Empower 200 Rural Girls in Nigeria We support rural girls back to school and also run an after school club where girls can read, socialise and play games with their pairs. We teach them about their rights so that they can protect themselves against harmful practices like child sexual abuse and child marriage. We Offer; Home Work Assistance, Healthy Snacks & Meals, ICT class, Counselling, Mentoring, Body Safety Class, Arts & Crafts,  Mental Health & Wellness, Physical Fitness & Sports, College & Career Access Programs and Movies
Aid & Protection for Refugees in Bosnia & Serbia Up to 1400 people are living in abandoned buildings, old factories and outdoor makeshift camps on the hostile Bosnia/Serbia border the main struggle in all spots is how to cope with the violent pushbacks suffered when entering neighboring countries, mainly Croatia, and how the trauma diminishes people's resilience to face the lack of shelter, food, clean water, electricity, healthcare, shoes and warm clothes. Grassroots volunteers are there giving essential food, clothes & hygiene with our help.
Empower 500 women rescued from slavery in India Rural women development trust aims to empower 500 rescued bonded laborer women ( Slavery System) in Salem district of Tamilnadu in India those who rescued from in brick kilns, stone quarries, coir and textile industries.  At work places they were treated as slaves. Lack of livelihood resources and caste discrimination forced them in slavery.They will be given skill training and support to start their own income generation activities in coir making, bamboo basket, sewing and other micro trades.
German Red Cross Flooding Response More than 3,500 of our volunteers and employees are responding to the flooding in North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate. Many people affected by the flooding will depend on our emergency relief for days and weeks. Many have lost all their possessions and need access to basic supplies.
Restoring Human Rights for Girls in Guatemala El Refugio de la Ninez will provide housing, psychological and social atention services to girls and adolescents survivors of sexual violence, and will support their families in creating safe enviroments for their reintegration.  El Refugio will also provide legal advise and support for their access to justice.  El Refugio will support the implementation of girls Life Projects, so they can advance in their development.
Education for children with disabilities, Kenya Most children with disabilities in Kenya don't attend school because of myths surrounding disability, inadequate facilities and lack of trained staff. This project will enable up to 100 girls and boys with learning disabilities to receive an education, learn life skills and reach their full potential. Your support will also ensure that up to 20 older children can graduate, successfully transition from school to adult life and contribute fully to activities in their families and communities.
Compton Innovation Center Hacker Fund plans to build the first innovation center in Compton for the following purposes: (1) provide thousands of students from Compton Unified School District (CUSD) with career pathways in S.T.E.A.M. education, (2) promote expansion of the CUSD Career Technical Education Program, and (3) create a homebase for entrepreneurship and professional development for Compton stakeholders. This center will feature classes/workshops, access to mentors, prototyping equipment, and coworking space.
Free Ugenya rural women and children from jiggers The project targets 2000 children in Ugenya through community education, home spraying, providing shoes, and managing the infested. This will improve their health status and promote school attendance
Ethiopia:  help for the drought affected Caused by the very strong El Nino weather phenomen the situation in Ethopia has worsened. In 2015 the rainfall during the short rainy season was reduced up to 90 percent. This year around ten million people are affected by famine . We are active in the country, as well in the Afar-Region. Our emergency aid reaches currently 3,000 pregnant and nursing mothers, 3,000 infants and additionally 1.422 families or 8,500 particularly needy people and their livestock.
Library books needed for 25 rural schools With your help, 25 schools in rural areas of South Africa will receive a total of 100 new books. We were made aware of how poorly stocked the libraries were. Currently, there are trained youth placed in the libraries, however, there very few books that can be issued and book budgets are non-existent. With your support, we can change this. Biblionef would like to donate 100 books, but can only supply 60 from our book bank. We need your help to purchase the additional 40 books for the 25 schools.
Rebuild Kaligathuk School for Indonesian Students Help rebuild the Kaligathuk Elementary school in Indonesia which was destroyed by an earthquake in May 2006.  $40 per year supports one student to attend school!
Harness kid's creativity into social actions Aflatoun is a program targeted to children and youth, that contains social and financial themes which are focused to prevent discrimination, increase child's self confidence through rights education, harness kid's creativity into social actions that will engage them with the world that surrounds them and promotes a broad and constructive definition of savings: to value their personal objects, to take care of the natural resources, and to save money and learn how to spend it responsibly.
Advocate for cancer patients not getting treatment In Mexico, cancer patients are not receiving their treatments, making them susceptible to being in danger of death. Due to covid19, government agencies converted hospitals to treat those infected, leaving aside patients with other conditions. It is essential to support cancer patients to reduce the risk of contagion of Covid19, have comprehensive support services and receive their cancer treatments despite the hospital reconversion. Cancer was not quarantined! This is a matter of life or death!
Giving milk to poor children with critical illness The project aims to address the malnutrition and micro-nutrient deficiencies of poor children with critical illnesses, which are preventing children from achieving good results in treating or even killing children. Every two weeks, the project will donate fresh milk glasses to poor pediatric patients at National Cancel Hospital, Vietnam.  In addition, the project will also raise public awareness about nutrition care and spread the values of love and share with vulnerable children.
Moringa to support Kenyan farmers health & wealth Of all the trees the DNRC plants in rural Kenya, Moringa oleifera holds the most potential as a food source to address nutritional deficiencies and improve the health of our farmers and their families. Moringa can also be processed and sold in local and export markets as a source of income for the community.  Help us to plant 5,000 more Moringa trees, increase the amount of Moringa our farmers consume, and increase farmer revenue from the sale of our new processed Moringa powder product.
Support survivors of gendered violence in Myanmar Jeepyah's safehouse provides shelter to women and often children who have survived domestic and/or sexual violence. This project will provide them with access to justice, access to healthcare, and financial independence. These three services will empower survivors to thrive despite trauma.  Justice - hiring lawyers to take cases to trial  Health - care for injuries, pregnancies from sexual assault, deliveries  Financial Independence - vocational training, purchasing equipment, start- up costs
Multicultural Cooperation for Fruit Tree Planting For 5 years, the Jewish Community of Marrakech will offer the use of arable land for HAF to build a nursery on which to raise 80-120,000 fruit tree saplings and train village representatives in arboriculture. In the 2nd and 5th years, the trees will be donated to each household of the surrounding disadvantaged villages and by 6-8 years later, the fruit yields will at least double the income of those rural communities, economically and environmentally benefiting 10,000 people.
Women saving mangroves in Kenya! Mangrove forests are disappearing at an alarming rate with a shocking 35% of global mangroves having been destroyed in the last 50 years, yet in Kenya this is at 50%! This loss is catastrophic for future generations as these invaluable ecosystems provide food, shelter, protection and much more. But there is hope! Help by supporting an all women's group, the Munje Tunusuru Women's Conservation Group, by donating towards their efforts in the restoration and protection of a mangrove forest!
Chiguru, a Cultural Event for Govt School Children "Chiguru", in the regional language Kannada, means "budding", and the project aims at providing a platform for the budding future citizens to showcase their cultural talents. Over a 2000 children from government and informal schools across Bangalore (India) will participate in various traditional/cultural events. It helps facilitate the all-round and holistic development of underprivileged children and also kindles interest in volunteers from the community to engage with these children.
From mud hut to a  small bricked House Tharparkar is a remote and extended area of Pakistan where basic immunities of life are non-existent. Even drinking water is not available. Women have to travel long distances to fetch water for their families. People live in mud huts which are often burnt due to small fires resulting in damage to life and property. In this backdrop Customs Health Care Society has contemplated building low-cost one-room homes for the poor people of Thar which will provide them shelter and safety from fire.
Health for 34,000 low-income children in Colombia When critically ill children arrive at the Children Hospital we have loving hands  and leading edge technologies waiting to achieve the miracle of their recovery.  Every year we serve an average of 34.000 children, where 45% (15.300) of them belong to the poorest strata of society and suffer  from diseases like: Cancer, skin burns, renal dysfunction, premature birth or are underweight or disabled.   Donations allow us to bring medical equipment up to international standards
Nepal Earthquake Recovery: Clean Drinking Water When the Nepal Earthquake hit, 150 schools already had safe water. They served 100,000 of Kathmandu's poorest students. Now you can help restore clean water to these schools. You will not only do this for the students, but you can help schools become water-distribution points for earthquake survivors (kids, their families, and their neighbors). You really can make a big difference!
Language Enrichment in a Nurturing Environment This project will provide reading and writing support for 30 middle schoolers who are not prepared to enter high school and are at high risk for drop out. By sixth and seventh grade, these students still cannot read or write well enough to do classwork or homework.  The project will provide after school programming with fun and enriching activities that teach both reading and writing skills as well as a love of learning.
Bamboo Shelter for Battered Women in Nicaragua Funds raised will support CO2 Bambu in building a shelter for battered women in rural Nicaragua (see attached details). CO2 is a construction firm committed to revolutionizing Central America's housing landscape through the use of sustainable, affordable bamboo. A small portion of funds will be given to Agora Partnerships, CO2's 501c3 partner, who works with the most promising entrepreneurs in Central America,  offering advisory services and access to financial, human, and social capital.
Build a solar - powered classroom in South Africa Greensleeves Children's Trust is a home and school for 55 children who have either been orphaned or come from abusive and vulnerable backgrounds, located in South Africa. The Trust plans to build a self - sufficient classroom powered solely by renewable energy, which will help provide an education for these children, while reducing our impact on the environment.
Project Wildcat: Save Endangered Jaguars in Mexico Project Wildcat works with ranchers in northern Sonora, Mexico to create a 35,000 acre wildlife corridor for jaguars, ocelots, mountain lions, and more. Without urgent help, the jaguar population will continue to decline at an unsustainable rate.
Hurricane Iota Relief Fund Hurricane Iota, a category 5 hurricane, made landfall in Nicaragua with sustained winds of 155 miles an hour and unleashed mudslides, tore apart buildings and left thousands homeless across Central America. This relief fund will support emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter. As possible, the fund will transition to provide long-term assistance as needed. All donations to this fund will exclusively support Hurricane Iota relief and recovery efforts in the impacted countries.
Harvey Flood Relief in Texas This project will provide emergency relief, psychosocial support, and debris removal assistance to communities in South Texas affected by Tropical Storm Harvey.
North Texas Food Bank COVID-19 Response We remain committed to our mission to close the hunger gap in our community by providing access to nutritious food. And during uncertain times like these, we turn to you, to ensure we are able to continue our important work.
Watching Hard-of-Hearing Children Growing Up This program will provide 30 hard of hearing children, aged 0 to 7, using hearing aids or cochlear implants, with the individualized education programs (IEP), including auditory discrimination, oral speaking, pronunciation correction and cognition construction instructed by professional communication trainers and speech/language therapists, according to the levels of hearing impairment and stages of development of these children.
Empower A Student In Ghana Through Education This project addresses the lack of access to education for Ghanaian youth. As a result of costly tuition and extreme poverty, children are forced to help provide for their families instead of study. Our primary goal is to support young scholars affected by these socio-economic burdens. By funding and creating scholarships, mentorships, tutoring and capacity building opportunities, we aim to empower students to become future leaders in their community in the region of Accra, Ghana.
Train Rural Teachers to Teach Oral History Help 200 students to learn and record their local historical and cultural heritage beyond what can be found in text books. Your donation will help train 20 rural teachers to guide students to do oral history, collecting life stories and narratives of past lifeways by interviewing their family and community elders for archiving, while learning to do research and analysis.