devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
DEA counternarcotics training via U.S. CENTCOM, Tajikistan DEA counternarcotics training via U.S. CENTCOM, Tajikistan; DEA will provide counternarcotics training tailored to the needs of foreign law enforcement agencies with CN responsibilities
Capacity Building, for rice production in Kangwon province - Expert fund F. ESPERTI CAPACITY BUILDING A SUPPORTO DELLA PRODUZIONE DI RISO NELLA PROVINCIA DI KANGWON Capacity Building, for rice production in Kangwon province CAPACITY BUILDING A SUPPORTO DELLA PRODUZIONE DI RISO NELLA PROVINCIA DI KANGWON
Technical Assistance project for the implementation of the Italy-ASEAN Development Partnership Progetto di assistenza tecnica per la realizzazione del Partenariato di Sviluppo Italia-ASEAN The fund includes all management costs for expatriate staff and for local support staff, providing technical assistance to the staff of the Secretariat, particularly to those technical divisions related to Italian-funded initiatives. Through the financing of the fund, a Team Leader, a technical expert, and a local assistant will be hired. The personnel will assure the strengthening of the AIDP development partnership and the coordination between ASEAN and its technical divisions, the Italian Embassy in Jakarta and AICS Regional Office in Hanoi. Furthermore, the personnel will foster dialogue with other ASEAN development partners. Il fondo include tutti i costi di gestione per il personale espatriato e per il personale di sostegno locale, con l’obiettivo di fornire assistenza tecnica al Segretariato e in particolare alle divisioni tecniche afferenti alle iniziative finanziate dall’Italia. Grazie al finanziamento dell’iniziativa saranno assunti un Team Leader, un esperto tecnico espatriati ed un assistente locale. Il personale garantirà il rafforzamento del partenariato e il coordinamento tra il Segretariato ASEAN e le sue divisioni tecniche, l’Ambasciata d’Italia a Giacarta e la Sede Regionale AICS di Hanoi. Il personale curerà inoltre il dialogo con gli altri development partners dell’ASEAN.
PREVENTION, DIAGNOSIS AND MONITORING OFMALNUTRITION The health system has improved capacity to adequately prevent, diagnose, and monitor all forms of malnutrition in children and
adolescents.
IR 2.3 BIRTH REGISTRATION AND EQUITY Intermediate Results (IR) 2.3. By the end of 2013, national birth registration system counts with disagreggated data on non-registration, and birth
registration is increased by 20% in worst-performing states Chiapas, Oaxaca and Guerrero.
IR 4.1 MONITORING AND EVALUATION Intermediate Results (IR).  4.1 In 2011,  2012 and 2013 programme managers have timely, relevant and qu ality monitoring and evaluation inputs to inform
programme decision-maki ng.
FIELD OFFICES Migrant children and adolescents are able to access special protection and appropriate care options in Mexico.
IR 3.4 EVIDENCE-BASED POLICY AT SUB-NATI Intermediate Results (IR) 3.4. By the end of 2013, the states of Chiapas, Oaxaca, Yucatan and Zacatecas have quality, relevant and disaggregated
information systems in  order to expose disparities and inform public policy recommendations.
ALTERNATIVE CARE Children and adolescents are deinstitutionalized and have increased access to family and community-based care options.
IR 3.3 STRATEGIC ALLIANCES Intermediate Results (IR) 3.3. During 2011, 2012 and 2013 strategic alliances and collaborative partnerships are established with the private sector and
centres of excellence to influence, advocate, facilitate knowledge exchange and leverage resources in favor of children. For the
current CPD
IR 2.4  LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL REFORM By the end of 2013 legislative reform processes on child rights governance and special protection in Mexico are informed with
international standards and good practices.
IR 1.1 EDUCATIONAL QUALITY AND EQUITY Intermediate Results (IR) 1.1. By the end of 2013, 26,935,292 children and adolescents receive quality education through 1) schools texts that include
HRBA 2) their effective participation at schools and in their community reducing gender and ethnic inequities.
EARLY CHILDHOOD POLICY Technical and financial assistance for the design and implementation of National Campaigns and Communication for Development (C4D) initiatives to inform and
mobilize families, especially of excluded populations, and institutions, to register the births of children promptly.
FILLING THEMATIC GAPS By the end of 2019, mechanisms to monitor public investment in children exist at all three levels of government and actions have
been implemented to improve distribution across all groups of child rights.
IR 5.2 EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF  FINANCIA IR 5.2. Effective and Efficient Management and Stewardship of Financial
Resources
BEHAVIORAL CHANGE More parents and caregivers have improved behaviour towards maternal, child and adolescent nutrition and feeding practices.
IR 1.3 EDUCATIONAL INCLUSION AT SUB-NATI Intermediate Results (IR) 1.3. By the end of 2013, the states of Chiapas, YucatÃ¡n, Oaxaca, Guerrero, DF, Zacatecas and Sinaloa adopt, operate and finance
effective policies for educational inclusion in basic education.
IR 5.4 EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF LOCAL PSF IR 5.4. In-country private sector fundraising cost-efficiently generates
 quality funding to the Country Programme (OR) and, where applicable, co
ntributes to global Regular Resources (RR) and/or Thematic Contributions
 (ORT) funding for humanitarian programmes.
MIGRATION Migrant children and adolescents are able to access special protection and appropriate care options in Mexico
IR 5.1 EFFICIENT GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS IR 5.1. Effective and Efficient Governance and Systems
TAPACHULA - FIELD OFFICE Migrant children and adolescents are able to access special protection and appropriate care options in Mexico.
CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM By the end of 2019, a national and state-level special protection system exists to prevent, address and restore - in an
integrated manner across sectors and branches of government - the rights of children and adolescents that have been violated, with
special attention to those violations related to migration, institutionalization, violence - especially gender-based violence- and
discrimination.
SKILLS FOR LIFE AND WORK Government and private sector partners have increased the provision of skills for life, learning, employability and decent work
for adolescents through both formal and non-formal pathways, particularly in the most vulnerable and violent contexts.
EQUITABLE TARGETING By the end of 2019, disaggregated, quality information exists where thematic gaps have been identified and public policies are
more equitably targeted.
ENABLING ENVIRONMENTS Children and adolescents grow up in enabling environments that promote improved nutrition.
SCHOOL PARTICIPATION By the end of 2019, a model of Adolescent-Friendly Schools is being implemented in two states, designed to reduce school drop-out
and improve learning results as well as strengthen the participation of adolescents in the school setting.
IR 1.2 Early Child Development (ECD) STRATEGY Intermediate Results (IR) 1.2. By the end of 2013, at least 1.2 million children age 0-5 from the lowest two income quintiles receive integral ECD
services.
IR 3.1 EQUITY INFORMATION SYSTEMS Intermediate Results (IR) 3.1. By the end of 2013, disaggregated, high-quality data and information are generated and made available in order to expose
disparities.
IR 3.2 POLICY RESEARCH Intermediate Results (IR) 3.2 By the end of 2013, quality analysis of factors underpinning inequality and exclusion as well as policy recommendations to
address these factors are developed in areas such as social spending on children and child poverty.
PUBLIC FINANCE FOR CHILDREN Public resource allocation of social protection programmes for children and adolescents is adequate and equity-based.
COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL DIALOGUE By the end of 2019, child rights are a priority in the public agenda and UNICEF is positioned as the authority in this issue,
through the communication of gender-sensitive messages that mobilize people and resources.
ADOLESCENT RESILIENCE By the end of 2019, female and male adolescents participate in their communities to develop life skills related to respectful
coexistence, no discrimination, self protection and resilience in the face of adverse circumstances.
EARLY LEARNING Governments and national stakeholders ensure the provision of improved, comprehensive and harmonized Early Child Development (ECD) and ECE policies and
services to address developmental needs of young children and prepare them for school.
HARMONIZATION OF SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMMES There is a harmonized approach to social protection and key programmes targeted to children and adolescents.
TIJUANA - FIELD OFFICE Migrant children and adolescents are able to access special protection and appropriate care options in Mexico.
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION By the end of 2019, families and the education system are mobilized and trained to guarantee the access, learning and permanence
of girls and boys (especially indigenous) form 0 to 6 years of age living in most excluded rural and urban areas.
ACCESIBILITY OF SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMMES Key social protection programmes for children and adolescents, primarily from the poorest households, are more accessible and more
appropriate to their needs.
IR 5.3 EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN CAP IR 5.3. Effective & Efficient Management of Human Capacity
JUVENILE JUSTICE By the end of 2019, children and adolescents who are victims or witnesses to crimes and children and adolescents in conflict with
the law will have access to specialized justice systems that guarantee their rights in a comprehensive way and promote their
reintegration into society and their communities.
IR 2.2 MIGRATION AND CHILDREN Intermediate Results (IR) 2.2. By the end of 2012, inter-institutional mechanisms for the protection of the rights of children in internal and
international migratation, are operating,  documented, and disseminated.
CIUDAD JUAREZ - FIELD OFFICE Migrant children and adolescents are able to access special protection and appropriate care options in Mexico.
IR 2.1 VIOLENCE AND ACCESS TO JUSTICE AT Intermediate Results (IR) 2.1. By end of 2013, children in marginalized urban, rural and and indigenous communities benefit from functioning inter-
institutional protocols and methodologies to respond to violence and exploitation, including their access to justice and social
care as victims, witnesses and perpetrators.
BIRTH REGISTRATION By the end of 2019,  every baby born will be registered before his or her first birthday and the under-registration of children
older than one year will be reduced, through mobilization and awareness-building of families and institutions.
IR 4.2  COMMUNICATION Intermediate Results (IR) 4.2 In 2011, 2012 and 2013, key messages on children and equity are communicated to targeted audiences and put at the center
of public agendas.
CHILD RIGHTS GOVERNANCE By the end of 2019, coordination mechanisms between sectors and levels of government guarantee childrenÂ´s rights in compliance
with the standards defined by the General Law on Child and Adolescent Rights (LGDNNA).
Special American Business Internship Training (SABIT) Program - Unspecified Activities The SABIT Program provides business executives with first-hand, sector-specific experience and training in the U.S. economy, thus enabling them to become leaders in market reform and private-sector development in their home countries and promotes the development of business relationships through the exchange of information between U.S. host companies and SABIT participants.
FY 13 Economic Support Funds for Europe and Eurasia To conduct trade liberalization and modernization activities and protect intellectual property rights in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo and Ukraine
Memorandum of Agreeement Between the USPTO and United Nations Economic Commission for Europe This document constitutes an agreeement between the USPTO and UNECE Advisory Group on the Protection and Implementation of IPR for Investment to: 1) conduct regional training seminars on IPR enforcement; 2) hold consultative meetings and produce reports on the status of IP protection and enforcement in various countries, and 3) produce various training materials addressing the role of IPR in technical transfer and enforcement of IPR.
MOU between USAID and CLDP to transfer Assistance for Europe and Eurasia Funds Funds provided to carry out trade liberalization modernization activities and promote intellectual property rights in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo and Ukraine
MOU between USAID and CLDP to transfer Assistance for Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia Funds Funds provided to carry out trade liberalization modernization activities and promote intellectual property rights in Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo and Ukraine
FY 2014 Assistance for Europe/Eurasia Provide support for CLDP to support technical assistance in government procurement and intellectual property rights in Armenia, Azerbaijan, BiH, Georgia, Kosovo, and Ukraine
FY 17/18 Economic Support Funds for Europe/Eurasia Provide support for CLDP to support implementation of the WTO requirments, promotion of trade liberalization and intellectual property rights in Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo, Moldova, and Ukraine.
FY 2015 Assistance for Europe/Eurasia To provide support for CLDP to support technical assistance in government procurement and intellectual property rights in Armenia, Azerbaijan, BiH, Georgia, Kosovo, Moldova, and Ukraine
FY 13 Economic Support Funds for Europe and Eurasia Conduct trade liberalization and modernization activities and protect intellectual property rights in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo and Ukraine
FY 2012 Assistance for Europe, Eurasia and Central Asia To provide support for CLDP to conduct trade liberalization and modernization activities and protect intellectual propoerty rights in Armenia, BiH, Georgia, Kosovo, and Ukraine.
MOU between USAID and CLDP to transfer Assistance for Armenia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo and Ukraine Funds provided to carry out trade liberalization modernization activities and promote the intellectual property program in Armenia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Georgia, Kosovo and Ukraine
FY 2011 Assistance for Europe/Eurasia To provide support for CLDP to support technical assistance in government procurement and intellectual property rights in Armenia, Azerbaijan, BiH, Georgia, Kosovo, Moldova, and Ukraine
FY 16 Economic Support Funds for Ukraine Conduct trade liberalization and modernization activities and protect intellectual property rights in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Moldove, Kosovo and Ukraine
FY 16 Economic Support Funds for Ukraine To conduct trade liberalization and modernization activities and protect intellectual property rights in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Moldove, Kosovo and Ukraine
MOU between USAID and CLDP to transfer Assistance for Central Asia Funds Funds provided to carry out trade liberalization modernization activities and promote intellectual property rights in Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia
FY 2015 Assistance for Europe/Eurasia Provide support for CLDP to support technical assistance in government procurement and intellectual property rights in Armenia, Azerbaijan, BiH, Georgia, Kosovo, Moldova, and Ukraine
FY 2014 Assistance for Europe/Eurasia To provide support for CLDP to support technical assistance in government procurement and intellectual property rights in Armenia, Azerbaijan, BiH, Georgia, Kosovo, and Ukraine
MOU between USAID and DOC to Transfer Funds under section 632a of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 in Support of CLDP Programs in Ukraine and Bosnia Herzegovina Funds provided to promote the intellectual property programs in Bosnia and Herzegovina and to assist Ukraine in meeting their WTO obligations.
MOU between USAID and DOC to Transfer Funds under section 632a of the Foreign Assistance Acto of 1961 in Support of CLDP Programs in Bosnia and Kosovo Funds provided to carry out commercial law development programs and support for the East European Democracy Act of 1989.
MOU between USAID and CLDP to transfer Assistance for Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia Funds Funds provided to carry out trade liberalization modernization activities and promote the intellectual property program in Ukraine and Moldova.
Cape Verde Appliances  Building Energy-Efficiency Project (CABEEP) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sustainable Energy Access to Manage Water Resources: Addressing the Energy-water Nexus To catalyze market-based integration of renewable energy and energy efficiency (sustainable energy) technologies in water ressource management Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Integrated Participatory Ecosystem Management In and Around Protected Areas, Phase I NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Energy and Water Sector Reform and Development NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Managing Multiple Sector Threats on Marine Ecosystems to Achieve Sustainable Blue Growth To strengthen systemic and institutional capacity for reducing multiple threats to globally significant marine ecosystems and achieve sustainable blue growth in Cape Verde Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Mainstreaming Biodiversity Conservation into the Tourism Sector in Synergy with a Further Strengthened Protected Areas System in Cape Verde NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Towards Land Degradation Neutrality for Improved Equity, Sustainability, and Resilience Enhance climate-resilient food production and nutrition in productive landscapes through nature-based solutions in support of Cabo Verdeâ€™s voluntary LDN targets Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. Degraded lands in Cabo Verde provide many important ecosystem goods and services. These lands provide not only economic benefits, but also social and environmental services. Global environmental benefits related to the establishment of an effective Land Degradation Neutrality system that balances gains and losses of productive land and supports resilient and productive landscapes with a mosaic of land uses and diverse livelihood opportunities will also generate socio-economic benefits for the local communities in the project targeted areas. These benefits include:  ? Strengthening of value chains and improvement of market access for revenue and income generation, with improved employment opportunities for rural women and youth in particular;  ? Improved food, nutritional and water security for vulnerable rural households that are often headed by women, strengthening their human rights to access to food and water;  ? More resilient and equitable livelihoods for both women and men;  ? Reduced risk (natural disasters, market volatility, access to information and finance) related to investing in value-chain development, restoration and SLM on degraded lands; and  ? Improved access to finance for smallholders for investing in new business plans related to SLM for achieving LDN.
SPWA-CC: Promoting market based development of small to medium scale renewable energy systems in Cape Verde. NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
SPWA-BD: Consolidation of Cape Verde's Protected Areas System NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sierra Leone Smallholder Commercialization and Agribusiness Development Project SingleDonor Trust Fund The project development objective is to promote smallholder commercialization by fostering productive business linkages between smallholder farmers and selected agribusiness firms and other commodity off-takers in Sierra Leone.
Smallholder Commercialization and Agribusiness Development Project The project development objective is to promote smallholder commercialization by fostering productive business linkages between smallholder farmers and selected agribusiness firms and other commodity off-takers in Sierra Leone. The Project has four components:(1) Support to agribusiness-farmer linkages and SMEs along selected agricultural value chains (US$ 19 million);&nbsp; (2) Market Access Improvement (US$26 million); (3) Capacity Building for Government and Other Institutions relevant for agribusiness development (US$ 6 million); and (4) Project Coordination, Monitoring and Evaluation (US$ 4 million).
Outer Island Renewable Energy Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
R2R Integrated Land and Agro-ecosystem Management Systems NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
R2R Integrated Environmental Management of the Fangaâ€™uta Lagoon Catchment NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.