devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
JISRA MM Kenya The Joint Initiative for Strategic Religious Action (JISRA) is a partnership between faith and non-faith based groups – including Christian, Islamic, interreligious and secular consortium partners and local partners – which will promote Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iraq, Kenya, Mali, Nigeria and Uganda. The JISRA consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, Search for Common Ground, Faith to Action Netowrk, and Tearfund (UK and NL). JISRA is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 2021-2025
MAnU 2.0 MM Burundi The Mwanamake, Amanu na Usalama 2.0 programme works on women, peace, and security in Democratic Republic of Congo (North and South Kivu) and Burundi. The programme's objective is that women and girls in DRC and Burundi participate meaningfully in conflict prevention, resolution, mediation, peacebuilding and protection. The MAnU 2.0 Consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, CARE Nederland, and SPR  (Synergie des Femmes pour la Paix et la Réconciliation des Peuples des Grands Lacs d’Afrique). MAnU 2.0 is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs for five years - 2021-2025.
JISRA MM Uganda The Joint Initiative for Strategic Religious Action (JISRA) is a partnership between faith and non-faith based groups – including Christian, Islamic, interreligious and secular consortium partners and local partners – which will promote Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iraq, Kenya, Mali, Nigeria and Uganda. The JISRA consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, Search for Common Ground, Faith to Action Netowrk, and Tearfund (UK and NL). JISRA is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 2021-2025
JISRA MM Nigeria The Joint Initiative for Strategic Religious Action (JISRA) is a partnership between faith and non-faith based groups – including Christian, Islamic, interreligious and secular consortium partners and local partners – which will promote Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iraq, Kenya, Mali, Nigeria and Uganda. The JISRA consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, Search for Common Ground, Faith to Action Netowrk, and Tearfund (UK and NL). JISRA is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 2021-2025
JISRA MM The Joint Initiative for Strategic Religious Action (JISRA) is a partnership between faith and non-faith based groups – including Christian, Islamic, interreligious and secular consortium partners and local partners – which will promote Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iraq, Kenya, Mali, Nigeria and Uganda. The JISRA consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, Search for Common Ground, Faith to Action Netowrk, and Tearfund (UK and NL). JISRA is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 2021-2025. 
Mensen met een Missie operates in Indonesia, Iraq, Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda through its partner organisations.
MAnU 2.0 MM DRC The Mwanamake, Amanu na Usalama 2.0 programme works on women, peace, and security in Democratic Republic of Congo (North and South Kivu) and Burundi. The programme's objective is that women and girls in DRC and Burundi participate meaningfully in conflict prevention, resolution, mediation, peacebuilding and protection. The MAnU 2.0 Consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, CARE Nederland, and SPR  (Synergie des Femmes pour la Paix et la Réconciliation des Peuples des Grands Lacs d’Afrique). MAnU 2.0 is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs for five years - 2021-2025.
JISRA MM Indonesia The Joint Initiative for Strategic Religious Action (JISRA) is a partnership between faith and non-faith based groups – including Christian, Islamic, interreligious and secular consortium partners and local partners – which will promote Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iraq, Kenya, Mali, Nigeria and Uganda. The JISRA consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, Search for Common Ground, Faith to Action Netowrk, and Tearfund (UK and NL). JISRA is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 2021-2025
JISRA MM Iraq The Joint Initiative for Strategic Religious Action (JISRA) is a partnership between faith and non-faith based groups – including Christian, Islamic, interreligious and secular consortium partners and local partners – which will promote Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iraq, Kenya, Mali, Nigeria and Uganda. The JISRA consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, Search for Common Ground, Faith to Action Netowrk, and Tearfund (UK and NL). JISRA is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 2021-2025
JISRA The Joint Initiative for Strategic Religious Action (JISRA) is a partnership between faith and non-faith based groups – including Christian, Islamic, interreligious and secular consortium partners and local partners – which will promote Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iraq, Kenya, Mali, Nigeria and Uganda. The JISRA consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, Search for Common Ground, Faith to Action Netowrk, and Tearfund (UK and NL). JISRA is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 2021-2025
JISRA Consortium The Joint Initiative for Strategic Religious Action (JISRA) is a partnership between faith and non-faith based groups – including Christian, Islamic, interreligious and secular consortium partners and local partners – which will promote Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iraq, Kenya, Mali, Nigeria and Uganda. The JISRA consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, Search for Common Ground, Faith to Action Netowrk, and Tearfund (UK and NL). JISRA is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 2021-2025
MAnU 2.0 Consortium The Mwanamake, Amanu na Usalama 2.0 programme works on women, peace, and security in Democratic Republic of Congo (North and South Kivu) and Burundi. The programme's objective is that women and girls in DRC and Burundi participate meaningfully in conflict prevention, resolution, mediation, peacebuilding and protection. The MAnU 2.0 Consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, CARE Nederland, and SPR  (Synergie des Femmes pour la Paix et la Réconciliation des Peuples des Grands Lacs d’Afrique). MAnU 2.0 is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs for five years - 2021-2025.
MAnU 2.0 MM The Mwanamake, Amanu na Usalama 2.0 programme works on women, peace, and security in Democratic Republic of Congo (North and South Kivu) and Burundi. The programme's objective is that women and girls in DRC and Burundi participate meaningfully in conflict prevention, resolution, mediation, peacebuilding and protection. 
The MAnU 2.0 Consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, CARE Nederland, and SPR  (Synergie des Femmes pour la Paix et la Réconciliation des Peuples des Grands Lacs d’Afrique). 
MAnU 2.0 is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs for five years - 2021-2025.
MAnU 2.0 The Mwanamake, Amanu na Usalama 2.0 programme works on women, peace, and security in Democratic Republic of Congo (North and South Kivu) and Burundi. The programme's objective is that women and girls in DRC and Burundi participate meaningfully in conflict prevention, resolution, mediation, peacebuilding and protection. The MAnU 2.0 Consortium consists of Mensen met een Missie, CARE Nederland, and SPR  (Synergie des Femmes pour la Paix et la Réconciliation des Peuples des Grands Lacs d’Afrique). MAnU 2.0 is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs for five years - 2021-2025.
RAFT London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Health Research Programme Consortia (RPCS): Filling Gaps in Evidence: Building Stronger and More Resilient Health Systems
Research/Extension/Training: Western States Agribusiness Project The project's goal is to improve the social and economic status of rural households in an climate resilient manner in northern Magway region and southern Chin state. Its objective is to increase household incomes, food security and nutrition quality. Its investments focus on commodities and services that have comparative advantage, market demand and growth potential.
Agricultural Development: Eastern States Agribusiness Project The project's goal is to improve the economic status of poor rural women and men in selected areas of Kayin and Shan States. Its objective is to increase the incomes of smallholder and agroforestry households in these areas in an environmentally sustainable manner.
Irrigation: Fostering Agricultural Revitalisation in Myanmar Project The project will introduce regional and global best practices to develop a sustainable and scalable model for smallholder agriculture and rural development across Myanmar's central dry zone. It will support land consolidation and development, productive infrastructure, agricultural and business services, flow of knowledge and capacity building to promote an inclusive development model in this zone.The project's goal is to improve the economic status of poor rural women and men in the project area. Its objective is to increase incomes of smallholder and landless households.The project will introduce regional and global best practices to develop a sustainable and scalable model for smallholder agriculture and rural development across Myanmar's central dry zone. It will support land consolidation and development, productive infrastructure, agricultural and business services, flow of knowledge and capacity building to promote an inclusive development model in this zone.
The project's goal is to improve the economic status of poor rural women and men in the project area. Its objective is to increase incomes of smallholder and landless households.
Strengthen the resilience and food and nutrition Security of vulnerable agriculture-based livelihoods in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip through an HDP approach <p>xxx</p>-Strengthen the resilience and food and nutrition Security of vulnerable agriculture-based livelihoods in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip through an HDP approach
Increase access to protection services in South Kordofan NCA will respond with a robust and trailblazing GBV Programme. In Sudan, NCA is currently the only INGO offering GBV as a stand-alone programme and recognizes that the Project’s target population is traumatized from war and violent conflicts, which affect their ability to trust, and to develop individual- and collective potential. Protecting and improving people’s mental health, and psycho-social well-being, is critical to health and livelihood, and paves the way to peace, human rights realized, and true durable solutions. NCA will continue the successful GBV interventions in South Kordofan.
Provision of Multi-Sectoral Integrated lifesaving health and nutrition services for vulnerable resident in Red sea state in (Dordeb, El Qaneb, and Senkat localities). In this proposal Kuwaiti patients Helping Fund (KPHF) proposes to assist vulnerable population to fill identified health and nutrition gaps by running 15 integrated mobile health and nutation services including (15 mobile BHU, 15 bobile OTPs,15 mobile TSFP) in 15 villages (5 in Dordeb,5 in El Qaneb, and 5 in Senkat localities) in Red Sea State. The project proposed to support 9654 direct beneficiaries including (men 2072, women 2947, boys 2260 and girls 2375).
KPHF will provide health and nutrition services Nutrition services to cover CMAM component and targeted (143 SAM 789 MAM CHA,386 MAM PLWs cases) for U5 and PLW which include screening at admission, medical treatment of severely acutely malnourished (SAM) children without medical complication, dietary management and individual child follow up, among others. It will also. It is proposed to enhance vitamin A supplementation in targeted areas through supporting clinic based services. Furthermore, nutrition education and counseling will be provided for mothers/caregivers in Infant and Young Child feeding (IYCF) practices and hygiene promotion and GBV issues, community screening and follow up. 
While health services to provide basic package of PHC with special attention to maternal and child health which include the following services outpatient consultations OPD services, provide essential medications and equipment, referrals of severe cases to secondary care level, improve access to maternal health care services and strengthened child health services which will be achieved by providing routine EPI and IMCI services as well as provide comprehensive reproductive health services such as ANC,PNC, family planning, clean delivery and EmOC. Also strengthen the capacity of project and SMoH staff through medley and intensive trainings and on-the-job trainings related to management and delivery of primary health care services, contribute in early detection, preparedness and response to emergencies and public health threats as well as conduct intensive community awareness campaigns on different topic such as AWD, STIs, RH and others to promote good health and hygiene practices and to reduce the risk of outbreaks of communicable diseases. 
KPHF Followed mobile strategy due to following reasons:
- SMOH prioritized coverage for those centers as mobile due to those centers are not accessible by SMOH.  
- Total population for the targeted sites is very few and is not match with SMOH criteria to establish fixed centers.
- The targeted villages are very scattered so they can’t be covered through fixed strategy.
- The majority of technical staff (medical assistant, midwifes, lab assistance) are not available at targeted site and as well as targeted community do not host or accept people from other communities.
Integrated Protection and Education intervention to enhance the living conditions of the  Refugees, Vulnerable Host Communities, IDPs, and Returnees in Dimso, Tullus, ElSalam and Shattai localities in South Darfur State Through this proposed intervention, GAH will contribute directly to the protection and education sub- cluster objectives which aim at enhancing the capacity of the communities affected by conflict and displacement to address, prevent and respond to protection risks among Host Communities and IDPs. 

GAH is intervening to increase coverage of and access to primary education and protection services for vulnerable communities within Dimso, Assalam, Ashataya, and Tulus localities and enhance the capacities for sustained resilience, involvement, and community participation.
An assessment was held by GAH in the targeted localities, and GAH already had a presence in Dimso from 2019-2020. Hence, GAH could assess the gaps of the mentioned localities in the protection and social welfare services which were caused by the continuous tribal conflicts in these areas. This situation was worsened by the continued instability within the Tulus and Dimso areas, which further exacerbated the existing numbers of displaced persons. 

In addressing these challenges, humanitarian efforts have been made targeting mainly displaced persons and vulnerable host communities. However, major gaps remain in the provision of basic services in protection. In this context GAH proposed the use of an integrated intervention to maximize the impact, targeting vulnerable communities with essential service provision within the sectors of WASH (water and sanitation as well as hygiene behaviour change), education, and protection, as well as tackling food security through livelihood measures (vocational training). 

Under the education sector, GAH will improve the provision of and access to safe learning environments for children, thereby increasing access to and enrollment of children to schools. This in turn will ensure a smooth and continuous flow, while keeping children away from the dangers caused by idleness and exposure to harm. 

Under the protection interventions, through strengthening and capacity development of existing structures, GAH will increase awareness among communities, while enhancing monitoring and linkages and integration to service provision at the individual, household, and community levels. 

Through these proposed sector interventions, it is therefore hoped that by using an integrated approach to tackling challenges faced by communities within Dimso, Aslama, Ashataya, and Tulus localities, GAH will not only provide much-needed life-saving services but also will set a firm foundation for their sustainability though community awareness, engagement and ultimately adoption of key lessons for better self-reliance.
Lifesaving provision of Emergency Shelter (ES), Non-Food Items (NFIs) and WASH services to flood-affected households in West Kordofan This proposed emergency flood response is planning to provide life-saving NFI/shelter and WASH support for 454 flood affected households in West Kordofan state. The intervention will be coordinated with the GoS (HAC, COR, line ministries) and other organizations present and participating in the flood response, in order to ensure no overlapping between the proposed intervention and supplies which might be received as in-kind contribution by HAC. 
The intervention intends to distribute 454 NFI kits (one kit per affected HHs, each kit comprising items for an average 5 member HHs), as well as deliver 454 shelter kits per affected HHs. It aims also at establishing 40 emergency community latrine units for the flood-affected  people, and 40 emergency shower units benefiting a minimum of 2,000 beneficiaries, mainly in the northern localities  of West Kordofan State. According to identified needs on the ground as per HAC’s assessment reports, Concern intends to tentatively target Abu Zabad, Al Khiwai, Keilak and As Salam localities. Southern localities as Muglad could be added to the geographical target upon upcoming assessment. As needs as being assessed on a continuous basis and change by the day, flexibility on the geographical targeting is needed in order to be able to adapt and swiftly shift the focus to where most urgent ES/NFI and WASH needs might arise on a later stage.
Concern Worldwide will rely on previous expertise, local networks and available human resources to execute the emergency response, and support the communities to adjust and adapt their life to the changing environment by introducing hygiene promotion education on how to use the constructed WASH supplies. Concern will also work in cooperation with MAARIF national organization to conduct distribution of ES / NFI kits, and of materials to construct emergency latrines and shower units, as well as mobilize community and provide volunteers to construct in the construction of shelters and sanitation / bathing facilities especially in support to the most vulnerable who don't have the resource and capacity to self-support in the process.
Supporting the Humanitarian Protection Needs of Crisis Affected populations in Central Darfur The proposed intervention aims to scale up the ongoing programming that DRC undertakes to support vulnerable IDP, refugee and host community populations in Central Darfur. The localities of Shamal Jebel Marra and Um Dukhun in Central Darfur. The response may extend beyond these localities if emergency needs arise, but the action focuses on these areas as being particularly underserved by humanitarian actors compared to the protection needs which are evidenced by assessment data. DRC will expand its protection presence to cover underserved and hard to reach communities in Cnetral Darfur, training community based protection networks, distributing individual protection assistance to respond to acute protection needs, conducting protection monitoring to increase the evidence base of protection needs in remote conflict affected areas, raising awareness on key protection issues, supporting crisis affected populations with psychosocial support, and providing case management when feasible. Additional activities round out this comprehensive protection response which DRC strives to provide in all crisis affected areas where it works across Sudan. Both cash and material assistance will be provided to meet immediate protection needs and reduce the critical protection needs which are rife across the states of Darfur. Evidence from protection assessments demonstrates that GBV prevention and response is a critical need across many parts of Sudan including Central Darfur. With the proposed response, DRC aims to mitigate the risk of GBV in the target areas, and provide a response to identified survivors when possible. Finally, investment in raising the protection capacity of communities will enable long-term improvements in the protection environment for crisis affected women, men, boys, and girls.
Integrated Multi-Sectoral Life-Saving assistance to strength the resilience of refugees living in open areas in Khartoum State The aim of COOPI is to reduce vulnerability, to build resilience to a reasonable level of preparation, and to reinforce the coping capacity of refugees in order to decrease suffering and to prevent future loss of life. The proposal intends to achieve this, through a combination of Community-Driven approaches (to empower people in poverty by putting resources and responsibility for decision making) and of direct assistance interventions such as the provision of vouchers, NFI and Hygiene kits, livelihood and water management trainings, promoting protection mainstream,. 
In line with the 2021 HRP Sectoral Clusters Objectives COOPI will target the most vulnerable group of long-term refugees living in open areas of Sharg An Neel and Jebel Awlia in Khartoum State with specific attention to extend awareness and promotion activities to the neighboring host communities (to mitigate and reduce tensions between host communities and refugees from the provision of assistance).
In particularly, this proposal intends:
- to provide access to safe water through the rehabilitation of water system in Bentiu health and nutrition center, rehabilitation of one existing hand pump in Dar El Salam Block 7, installation of new hand pump in Block 8, and the construction of a mini water yard in Al Takamoul
- to provide access to protected, and gender-sensitive sanitation services including hygiene promotion in Dar El Salam Block 7amp8 and Al-Takamoul, Hay Al Baraka B3/ B4, promoting the construction of HH latrines through the CLTS approach.
- to improve living conditions of 400 households (2,000 individuals) vulnerable refugees living in open areas of Jebel Awlia and Sharg an Neel (Khartoum State) by training and engaging them in construction of transitional shelters with direct support of vouchers. 
- to improve the access to livelihood and life-sustaining basic services of vulnerable refugees living in the open areas of Jebel Awlia and Sharg an Neel (Khartoum State) by providing basic vocational trainings on construction-related subjects and promoting the fuel-efficient stoves (FES) and alternative energy for cooking through information campaign and trainings to women 
- to mitigate GBV risk through an integrated action of direct assistance, strengthening referral pathways with Al- Manar organization in the area of Jebel Awlia, providing Vocational training to both men and women at particular risk.
In order to mitigate the protection risks linked with the implemented activities COOPI will monitor and respond to protection needs through cross-cutting humanitarian actions for all time of project implementation.