devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Multi-sectorial Integrated Response for conflict affected communities of West Gojjam Zone of Amhara Region ltpgt ltspangtAccording to UNOCHA Situation Report, Last updated: 10 Jan 2024, Ethiopia is, once again, on the verge of a major humanitarian situation due to cycles of multiple, often overlapping crises, which severely weakens communities’ ability to cope. These crises are primarily driven by the convergence of four major factors: climate crises (flood and drought), armed conflicts, diseases, and economic shocks. The convergence of these shocks are pushing more people into displacement, food insecurity, malnutrition, disease outbreaks, and increased protection concerns amid rising global prices of essential commodities, inflation, and continual devaluation of the local currency.lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtAs already mentioned above, the current situation in Amhara region is affecting the fragile education system, protection, WASH, and health sectors, with kids, girls, women, and older people who are most vulnerable. The region continues to face a heightened malnutrition caseload with recent data indicating the global acute malnutrition (GAM) rates at 21 percent for children and over 54 percent for pregnant and lactating women (PLW), exceeding the global threshold of 15 percent. Food insecurity situation is particularly concerning, especially since the current hostilities erupted during the harvest season and amid the food pause. The needs of about 591,857 internally displaced people (IDPs) in the region, including 90,322 IDPs in North Shewa Zone and Debre Birhan town, remain largely unmet. The current volatile situation in the region is posing additional challenges to the cholera response as well as delivery of supplies.ltbrgtThus, AEID plans to support the conflict-affected community of Marawi and Adet towns  of West Gojjam Zone in Amhara Region. AEID will leverage its experience in humanitarian and development interventions in the areas. The proposed project will support the affected community in the WASH, Health and MPCA sectors. A total of 80,500 individuals are targeted in the two towns of North Mecha and Yilmana Dinsa  woredas through:ltbrgtMPCA:ltbrgtestablishing beneficiary selection and registration committees and Compliant handling committeesltbrgtRegistration of beneficiaries for MPCAltbrgtProviding multi-purpose cash assistance for beneficiariesltbrgtConducting PDMltbrgtHealth:ltbrgtProviding 30 types of essential medical supplies for 12 health institutions which are not providing basic services for those who are in need due to medical supplies shortage,ltbrgtProviding basic health services through MHT.ltbrgtWASH:ltbrgtReplacement of electrical submersible pump for 22KW damaged by the conflict.  ltbrgtReplacement of solar pumping component of 55KW pump damaged by the conflict.     ltbrgt Replacement of solar pumping component of 22KW pump damaged by the conflict.    ltbrgtEstablish effective, safe, and accessible community-based complaints mechanisms.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Integrated multi-sector assistance to support in ESNFI, WASH and MPC conflict-affected in Argoba Woreda, South Wollo Zone, Amhara Region. ltpgtltspangtThe project aims to support conflict-affected in South
wollo zone, Amhara Region, living with limited access to basic services
provided by the humanitarian partners and governmental structures. The multi-sectoral and integrated response in alignment with the 48hr response of EHF
covers the sectors of WASH, ESNFI and MPC to address the needs of IDPs and host
communities in Argoba woreda.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgt

lt/pgtltpgtSouth Wello zone consists of more
than 3.6 million people across 20 woredas. It is currently affected by multiple
shocks including conflict, drought, displacement, and disease outbreaks.
According to the zonal DRM office, there are about 45,000 displaced persons of
whom 30,000 are hosted within the community and 15,000 reside in scattered 10
sites across eight woredas of the zone. South Wello is one of the worst
affected by the Northern Ethiopia conflict with massive damage to basic
services and loss of individual assets. The DRM also indicated that around
320,000 people are reportedly affected by drought like conditions due to crop
failure in the lowland areas of 11 woredas of the zone. Shortage of
agricultural input, disease and pests have aggravated food insecurity situation
in the zone. Out of the 11 woredas that are currently affected by drought, the
situation is reported to be severe in Argoba and Worebabu woredas. lt/pgtltpgt





ltbrgtlt/pgt
Integrated multi-sector assistance to support vulnerable communities in drought affected areas in Guji Zone, Goro Dola Woreda, Oromia Region ltpgtThe project at hand is an Integrated Response aiming at sustaining livelihoods of
vulnerable households to strengthen their coping
capacities, mitigate food insecurity, securing safe drinking water supply and provide basic sanitation
and hygiene, to restore their livelihoods as well as combating Gender Based Violence (GBV). The suggested activities were identified in consultation with the zonal/woreda line offices and
are in line with the Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund (EHF) 2023 First Reserve Allocation Strategy Paper and the Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2023 and address therefore the following key
elements:
1) Agriculture: Provision of crop and vegetable seeds (haricot beans, tomato, onion
and cabbage) Restocking of core breeding animals (goats and sheep) Animal vaccination campaigns Provision of
multi-purpose cash.
2) WASH: Rehabilitation and maintenance of water points Provision/distribution of essential water treatment chemicals (especially linked with the Cholera outbreak) Sanitation and hygiene promotion. 3) Protection: The project will address protection issues by providing GBV prevention and response trainings, awareness
creation on GBV to community, women and girls friendly spaces (WGFS), creating referral linkages and provide support to GBV survivors for psycho-social and
medical services. The project will address cross cutting issues such as GBV, PSEA, and disability inclusiveness as well. The project will be implemented by Caritas Switzerland (CACH), its national implementing partner
ACORD Ethiopia and Swiss Church Aid (HEKS/EPER) for a period of 10 months from August 2023 until June 2024.lt/pgt
Integrated multi-sectoral response for conflict-affected community in North West zone of Tigray regional state, Ethiopia. ltpgtltbrgtThis integrated multi-sector project proposal by WVE and MfM is dedicated to addressing the pressing needs of IDPs who are in Ziban Gedeba Secondary school and Shambel Sahle Elementary school in Tahtay Adiabo Woreda. The prioritized sectors in this project are ESNFI, CCCM, WASH, Education, and protection. ltbrgtIn the CCCM component, the project will focus on arranging logistic support for the relocation of the 474 HH in the mentioned school IDPs along with decommissioning and dismantling of self-made shelters in the schools. ltbrgtIn the emergency shelter part, the focus of the project will be on the provision of alternative shelters for relocated IDPs from schools. The project will use the cash for rent as an alternative to the relocated IDPs as per the cluster standards. ltbrgtWithin the education sector, the project aims to rehabilitate and equip 8 damaged classrooms, ensuring they are conducive to learning by providing essential teaching and learning materials and WASH facilities for 1989 students. It will also establish school-based child help desks, and referral systems, and promote a safe environment. The goal is to create inclusive and protective learning spaces, especially for crisis-affected children, including those with disabilities, and to strengthen the overall education service delivery systems. ltbrgtThe project targets addressing critical protection concerns among conflict-affected populations in the protection sector. This includes psychosocial distress among children, child abuse, neglect, child labor, child marriage, and exploitation. The focus is on providing integrated child protection prevention, and mine action prevention and response. Aiming to reach 12,904 individuals, with a priority on the most vulnerable, the project intends to ensure a safer environment for affected people. ltbrgtThe project in the WASH sector focuses on rehabilitating and constructing water supply systems and latrines in schools. This initiative also involves providing WASH NFIs to Internally Displaced Persons IDPs and promoting hygiene. Approximately 14,110 individuals are expected to benefit from this intervention. The WASH component aims to enhance access to safe drinking water and improved sanitation facilities. ltbrgtThe project underscores the importance of the Humanitarian-Development-Peace (HDP) nexus, integrating conflict-sensitive education, engaging local communities, establishing peace clubs, and fostering sectoral integration. This holistic approach aims to deliver effective and sustainable programs, aligning with the 2023 Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) and ensuring a stronger and sustainable response to the crisis in the targeted areas.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Integrated multi-sector assistance to support vulnerable communities in drought affected areas in  Karsadula and Guradamole Woredas, Liban Zone of Somali Region. ltpgtltfont color="#4a4a4a"gtltspan style="font-size: 11pt"gtEthiopia
has encountered several overlapping humanitarian crises in 2022. This has put the
lives and livelihoods of millions of people at risk requiring high and urgent lt/spangthumanitarianltspan style="font-size: 11pt"gt assistance. According to the 2023 Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) more
than 20 million people across the country are requiring lt/spangthumanitarianltspan style="font-size: 11pt"gt assistance
which includes an estimated 4.6 million internally displaced people (IDPs). Ethiopia
is one of the most highly vulnerable countries to climatic shocks and is prone
to drought. The failed five rainy seasons has brought severe drought that began
in late 2020 which has continued into 2023. This drought has severely impacted
pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities, particularly in the eastern and
southern parts of the country, aggravating food insecurity, malnutrition,
access to water and a worsening health situation with an increase of disease
outbreaks. In response to the lt/spangthumanitarianltspan style="font-size: 11pt"gt crisis arise from the lt/spangtdroughtltspan style="font-size: 11pt"gt, CARE is proposing
to respond in lt/spangtLiben Zone of Somali Region in the prioritized areas of lt/fontgtltspan style="color: rgb(74, 74, 74)"gtWASH, Agriculture and Protection. The response will belt/spangtltfont color="#4a4a4a" style="font-size: 14px"gtltspan style="font-size: 11pt"gt an integrated multisectoral interventions. The project
will be implemented in partnership with lt/spangtlt/fontgtltspan style="font-size: 11pt color: black"gtAction for the Needy in Ethiopia
(ANE) in lt/spangtltspan style="font-size: 11pt"gtKarsadula and Guradamole woredas
of Liban Zone, Somali Region. lt/spangtltspan style="font-size: 11pt"gtCARE will be
implementing interventions in Agriculture and Protection sectors in both woredas while ANE will implement interventions in WASH sector in both woredas.lt/spangtlt/pgtltp class="sceditor-nlf"gtltbrgtlt/pgt
Integrated multi-sector assistance to support vulnerable communities in drought-affected areas in Borena Zone, Moyale and debuluk woredas ltpgtltbrgtltspangtThis project is a multi-sectoral life-saving
response, for drought, floods and cholera-affected communities in Borena
Zone, Moyale and Dubuluk woredas. DPO aims to provide integrated Agriculture, WASH,
Protection and MPC activities to respond to the current high need on the
ground. Strengthen the protection system through engagement, awareness raising
and capacity building for community-based structures, protection service
providers, and other sector service providers to prevent and mitigate the risk
of violence, neglect and abuse, including SEA, while addressing barriers to
accessing protection services. Additionally, the Provision of access to clean, potable
water supply for the affected community and maintenance of outdated water
supply systems and improve the affected people's hygiene and sanitation habits
identified for WASH activities. In Agriculture, provision of agricultural
inputs (seeds) and support for livestock water point rehabilitation through
cash for work assistance. Finally, muti-purpose cash will be distributed to
protection service recipients in the affected communities. lt/spangtlt/pgt
North Gondar Integrated Emergency Response Project (NGIERP) ltpgtltspangtThe devastating impact of the Tigray conflict and the ongoing hostilities between the government and unidentified armed groups coupled with natural hazards (especially drought) resulted in a situation, where millions of people face a deterioration of livelihoods and life-threatening challenges. The North Gondar Zone Disaster Risk Management Office (DRMO) reported that thousands of people were exposed to food, health and health-related problems including outbreaks of diseases, and trauma because of the drought and related hazards. Moreover, human right abuses, gender-based violence, poverty, and reduced access to basic social services were also reported.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtThe objective of the project is to provide critical emergency life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable population in the North Gondar zone through integrated multi-sectoral project interventions. In coordination with the respective clusters and the cash working group, the project will deliver health, multi-purpose cash and WASH assistance to communities in Telemt, Beyeda and Janamora woredas. In relation to the health sector, FH will contribute to the health cluster objective by ensuring equitable access and delivering life-saving essential mental health services, to all persons in need, including IDPS, returnees and the host community. FHE will also respond to the prevention and control of cholera, malaria and measles outbreak in the affected woredas in N Gonder through community SBC interventions and capacity building of woreda offices to control the outbreak. FHE will also support by transporting emergency health kits including inter agency emergency health kits, cholera kits and malaria kits from WHO ware house to the implementation woredas. ltbrgtltbrgtIn order to support the affected people to cover food and other basic necessities, FH will transfer unrestricted multipurpose cash (MPC) to 1050 households. The MPC helps the target familiesltspangt meet their basic household needs (e.g. food, livelihoods, health, WASH, education, SNFIs) as they see fit. The designated amount is decided based on Ethiopia’s Cash Working Group (CWG) recommendations and regularly transferred to recipients’ bank accounts in two rounds installments.lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtIn response to the critical shortage of WASH services, FH will engage in rehabilitation of water schemes and support hygiene and sanitation. The rehabilitation of water sources is a key intervention which determines the other WASH services, because it would be difficult to maintain improved sanitation and hygienic conditions in a water-scarce situation. FH will provide multipurpose soap, water treatment supplies, Spring Maintenance, Shallow well rehabilitation, Local capacity building on water sources management and also promoting  key hygiene and sanitation practices. ltbrgtThe project will support 179,918 conflict and drought affected people in the three Woredas in North Gondar for ten months with a total budget of $800,000.ltbrgtlt/pgt 



ltpgtlt/pgt
provide critical live-saving emergency services to vulnerable populations affected by humanitarian crisis in Amhara region ltpgtltbrgt



lt/pgtltdivgt

lttablegt
 lttbodygtlttrgt
  lttdgt
  ltpgtltspangtltbrgt
ltspangtThe IDPs at the various IDP sites in North Shewa and South Wollo zones of Amhara national regional states are leaving in a congested manner due to lack of emergency shelters. The majority of them are sheltered in government institutions like youth centers and TVETs where these institutions are not providing the required services. The institutions have already requested to clear the IDPs from their institutions to start providing the intended services and the iDPs are at a higher risk of protection. There is a need to provide the IDPs with Emergency shelters and NFIs to improve their protections. Children are also at a higher risk due to lack of education facilities and scholastic materials.lt/spangtltbrgtltspangtThe proposed project response on the ES/NFI, Education, Multipurpose cash and nutrition to fulfill the IDPs needs in selected IDPs sites in the North Shewa and South Wollo zones of the Amhara National regional stateslt/spangt

 ltbrgtlt/spangtlt/pgt
  lt/tdgt
 lt/trgt
lt/tbodygtlt/tablegt

lt/divgtltpgt





ltbrgtlt/pgt
UNFPA Gambia Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Gambia Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Gambia Humanitarian action activities
UNFPA Gambia Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Gambia Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Gambia Policy and accountability activities
UNFPA Gambia Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Gambia Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Gambia Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Gambia Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Gambia Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Gambia Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Gambia Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Gambia Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Gambia Gender and social norms activities
Altifibers Altifibers S.A. is located in El Alto, La Paz, Bolivia; the company, created fourteen years ago by the sponsors, purchases, processes, and exports textiles made from natural fibers (sheep, llama, and alpaca). Altifibers S.A. buys and processes nearly 75% of all of the natural fibers produced in Bolivia, exporting them in the form of semiprocessed yarn ("tops" ). The company operates on the international natural fiber market, taking advantage of its experience with and knowledge of the export markets. It exports chiefly to the United Kingdom, Europe, and the United States.The project consists of the construction of a spinning and dyeing plant for sheep, alpaca, and llama yarns. Spinning and dying are currently done abroad because Bolivia lacks the infrastructure to ensure product quality at the necessary processing volumes. The yarn market is an export market. The project will increase Altifibers' sales volume and margins by enabling it to offer higher value-added products. The project includes investment in machinery, equipment, and buildings to vertically integrate the company and enable it to operate a complete natural fiber spinning and dyeing line using domestic raw material (tops). The company also requires financing for working capital and to restructure short-term debt in order to optimize its capital structure. Altifibers S.A. is located in El Alto, La Paz, Bolivia; the company, created fourteen years ago by the sponsors, purchases, processes, and exports textiles made from natural fibers (sheep, llama, and alpaca). Altifibers S.A. buys and processes nearly 75% of all of the natural fibers produced in Bolivia, exporting them in the form of semiprocessed yarn ("tops" ). The company operates on the international natural fiber market, taking advantage of its experience with and knowledge of the export markets. It exports chiefly to the United Kingdom, Europe, and the United States.The project consists of the construction of a spinning and dyeing plant for sheep, alpaca, and llama yarns. Spinning and dying are currently done abroad because Bolivia lacks the infrastructure to ensure product quality at the necessary processing volumes. The yarn market is an export market. The project will increase Altifibers' sales volume and margins by enabling it to offer higher value-added products. The project includes investment in machinery, equipment, and buildings to vertically integrate the company and enable it to operate a complete natural fiber spinning and dyeing line using domestic raw material (tops). The company also requires financing for working capital and to restructure short-term debt in order to optimize its capital structure.
Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (Saesa II) <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (Saesa II)</p> <p>Electricity Tariff Stabilization Liquidity Facility I (Saesa II)</p>
Orben Comunicaciones S.A.P.I. de C.V. The loan proceeds will be used for working capital and for purchasing telecommunications equipment.Orben is a Mexican company based in Monterrey that provides managed information technology and communications services to private companies, SMEs, and government agencies. The loan proceeds will be used for working capital and for purchasing telecommunications equipment.Orben is a Mexican company based in Monterrey that provides managed information technology and communications services to private companies, SMEs, and government agencies.
Itau Argentina TFFP Line <p>Itau Argentina TFFP Line</p> <p>Itau Argentina TFFP Line</p>
Banco del Pais Subordinated Loan <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p> <p>Effective January 1, 2016, this operation is being managed by the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IIC). For information disclosed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) before that date, please refer to the Projects section on the IDB website.</p>
Abraaj - Co-Investment Facility <p>Abraaj - Co-Investment Facility</p> <p>Abraaj - Co-Investment Facility</p>
BI El Salvador (ES3425A-01) <p>BI El Salvador (ES3425A-01)</p> <p>BI El Salvador (ES3425A-01)</p>
Cori Partners, LP Private Equity The project represents an opportunity for the IIC to participate with up to US$10MM in the form of an equity investment in The Cori Capital Partners, L.P. ("the Fund") whose aim is to invest in privately held small and medium-size Latin America companies in industries undergoing regional and/or global consolidation. The fund has a target capitalization of US$300 million. While the Fund may invest in any country in the Latin American region, the Fund will have the specific target of investing no less than 30% of its capitalization in countries that are not major markets in the region, such as Argentina, Brazil and Mexico. The project represents an opportunity for the IIC to participate with up to US$10MM in the form of an equity investment in The Cori Capital Partners, L.P. ("the Fund") whose aim is to invest in privately held small and medium-size Latin America companies in industries undergoing regional and/or global consolidation. The fund has a target capitalization of US$300 million. While the Fund may invest in any country in the Latin American region, the Fund will have the specific target of investing no less than 30% of its capitalization in countries that are not major markets in the region, such as Argentina, Brazil and Mexico.
Financiera Desyfin Financiera Desyfin S.A. is one of Costa Rica’s major factoring companies. It works mainly with small and medium-size Costa Rican enterprises. The purpose of this IIC project is to support Financiera Desyfin’s lending activities and fund the growth of its credit portfolio. The IIC loan would enable Desyfin to diversify its sources of funding and complement the support the company has received from the Multilateral Investment Fund. Financiera Desyfin S.A. is one of Costa Rica’s major factoring companies. It works mainly with small and medium-size Costa Rican enterprises. The purpose of this IIC project is to support Financiera Desyfin’s lending activities and fund the growth of its credit portfolio. The IIC loan would enable Desyfin to diversify its sources of funding and complement the support the company has received from the Multilateral Investment Fund.