devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
1.1.PROMOTION AND PREVENTION By the end of 2015, communities in areas with high maternal, neonatal and child mortality rates, have the capacity to implement
health promotion, disease prevention activities and fight against HIV
IR 5.3: INFORMATIONS STRATEGIQ UTILISEES Quality data on children and women are generated. Together with monitoring data and evaluation findings they create a sound
knowledge base for the analysis of the situation of children and women and the assessment of programme performance
OUTPUT 3.3: COMMUNITY Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) PRACTICES By 2020, communities living in targeted areas have a better understanding of the benefits of good hygiene practices, particularly
the use of toilets, the consumption of quality water and the practice of hand washing with soap.
OUTPUT 5.1.3: ADOLESCENT AND YOUTH PARTICIPATION By 2025, adolescents and young girls and boys are more proactive in seeking information, expressing their opinions and aspirations,
and participating effectively in decisions that affect them.
8.1.5 CROSS-SECTORAL SUPPORT Cross-Sectoral Support to programme implementation.
IR2-REPONSE CURATIVE PROBLEMES NUTRIT IR2-Reponse curative problemes nutrit   gÃ¼e sÃ©vÃ¨re sont identifiÃ©s et bÃ©nÃ©ficient d'une prise en charge adÃ©quate
OUPUT 2.1.3: INSTITUTIONNAL STRENGTHENING Targeted communities have the capacity to define and adhere to social norms favourable to pre-schooling and keeping children and
adolescents in school, particularly girls and children living with disabilities.
TBD: INTERVENTIONS ESSENTIELLES D'URGENC TBD: Interventions essentielles d'urgencs dispositions en matiÃ¨re de san
tÂ¿, de nutrition, d'eau et d'assainissement prÂ¿vues pour les enfants son
t appliquÃ©es en coordination et coopÃ©ration Ã©troites avec les autoritÃ©s
nationales et locales ainsi que les ONGs conformement aux Principaux Eng
agements pour les Enfants (CCC), aux principes de l'action humanitaire e
t aux dispositions du droit international humanitaire
8.1.1 PROGRAMME COORDINATION By 2025, the cooperation programme is effectively designed, coordinated, managed and supported to generate quality outcomes for
children in accordance with quality norms and standards.
OUTPUT 6.3: JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN By the end of 2020, services with a child justice mandate increased their capacity to prevent juvenile delinquency and provide
services to children in conflict with the law, including a broader range of options diversion
OUTPUT 1.1.1 : STRENGTHENED HEALTH INSTITUTIONS CAPACITIES By 2025, in northern and most disadvantaged areas, health region and district managers, health providers and communityhealth
workers have strengthened capacity to provide equitable access to quality primary health care to priority targets, including
inemergencies.
2.2.2: GIRLS EDUCATION AND QUALITY EDUCA In the zone with low enrolment rate, the access to basic education of children in particular girls is increased
IR1-PROBLÈMES DE NUTRITION PREVENUS 60 % des mÃ¨res des zones de forte prÃ©valence de la malnutrition chronique ont des connaissances sur les bonnes  pratiques
d'alimentation du nourrisson et du jeune enfant et les pratiquent
OUTPUT 1.1.3:  SOCIAL NORMS AND COMMUNITIES PRACTICES IN HEALTH By 2025, in northern and most disadvantaged areas, resilient communities adhere to practices and social norms that
promotematernal,  new-born, child, and adolescent health.
7.2.2 NUTRITION EMERGENCIES 50% of children with severe acute malnutrition, in areas with the highest acute malnutrition prevalence, benefit from an adequate
management of acute malnutrition
OUTPUT 3.4: PUBLICS&PRIVATE Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SERVIC By 2020, technical ministries and the private sector have enhanced capacity to deliver basic water, sanitation and hygiene
services that are equitable, innovative, sustainable and accessible to households living in targeted areas
3.1.1 SOCIAL NORMS / PREVENTION & DEMAND By the end of 2015, in targeted priority areas of intervention, communities and child protection actors develop competencies for a
public opinion and community/family practices favorable to child protection.
OUTPUT 4.4: EDUCATION QUALITY STANDARDS By 2020, educational structures and authorities at central and decentralized level have enhanced capacity to ensure effective
governance of basic education system and quality learning for children aged 3-16 years.
OUTPUT 4.1.2 : Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SERVICE DELIVERY ININSTITUTIONS AND COMMUNITIES By 2025, communities, schools, and health facilities in target areas have affordable, safe, and adequate water, hygiene, and
sanitation facilities, including for people with disabilities.
8.1.7 INFOCOM By 2025, UNICEF staff & partners havec access to tools, guidance, and resources to ensrue programme visibility and effective
communication and advocacy for child rights.
OUTPUT 3.1.4: BIRTH REGISTRATION SYSTEM By 2025, civil registration authorities and community members have the capacity to declare and/or register all births (national).
OUTPUT 1.4: COMMUNITY NUTRI PRACTICES By 2020, adolescent girls, mothers, caregivers and communities have knowledge on essential nutrition practices including in
humanitarian situations
OUTPUT 5.2.1: EVIDENCE BASED SOCIAL PROTECTION POLICIES By 2025, national actors have strengthened capacities to develop and implement evidence-based, gender-sensitive public policies on
social protection that contribute to improving the resilience of the most disadvantaged, so that the national system expands its
coverage and intervention packages to reach more children.
TBD: INTERVENTIONS ESSENTIELLES (NUTRITI TBD: Interventions Essentielles (Nutritiemmes est reguliÃ¨rement suivi et
 des actions de reponse sont aportÃ©es pour un accÃ¨s durable Ã  travers de
s interventions nutritionnelles essentielles comprenant la prise en char
ge de la malnutrition aiguÃ« sÃ©vÃ¨re
4.2.1 TREATMENT CARE & SUPPORT FOR WOME 4.2.1 TREATMENT, CARE AND SUPPORT FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN  90% pregnant women living with HIV have commodities and services to
protect their babies from HIV transmission 80 % of babies infected by HIV have access to antiretroviral therapy (ART)
4.2.2 TREATMENT, CARE & SUPPORT ADOLESCE Output 2.2 : TREATMENT, CARE AND SUPPORT FOR ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE50% of adolescents and young people living with HIV/AIDS
identified receive treatment and care and 100% of adolescents and young people identified receive treatment and care for IST an
SGBV
OUTPUT 5.2.2: PUBLIC FINANCE FOR CHILDREN By 2025, social ministries and local authorities in targeted areas have strengthened capacity to preserve, mobilize and effectively
use resources to improve equitable access to quality basic social services for girls and boys, including in emergencies.
2.2.3: NON FORMAL EDUCATION Children registered in Non-formal education structures have good conditions of learning
OUTPUT 9.5: COMM. FOR DEVELOPMENT By 2020, UNICEF programmes, government and civil society partners are provided guidance and tools to effectively work together and
manage strategies on cross cutting issues.
OUTPUT 2.3: REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES By 2020, health facilities in four regions and precarious areas in Abidjan have the capacities to deliver essential high-impact
maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health interventions and respectful and quality care
TBD - EDUCATION NON FORMELLE TBD - Education non formelle            ulier dans les zones rurales et le milieu urbain pauvre, bÃ©nÃ©ficient d'une offre
d'Ã©ducation prÃ©scolaire amÃ©liorÃ©e
OUTPUT 9.4 : YOUTH ENGAGEMENT (NEW) By 2020, young people are provided information and access to platforms to voice their opinions on issues affecting their lives and
to initiate positive actions within their communities.
IR 2.3: AMELIORATION DE L'OFFRE 200,000 enfants de 3 Ã  5 ans, en particulier dans les zones rurales et le milieu urbain pauvre, bÃ©nÃ©ficient d'une offre
d'Ã©ducation prÃ©scolaire amÃ©liorÃ©e
OUTPUT 2.1: HEALTH ENABLING ENVIRONMENT By 2020, policies, laws, budget and decrees adopted are favorable for scaling up of health interventions at national level.
OUTPUT 6.4: COMMUNITY POSITIVE BEHAVE By 2020, the general public, community leaders, parents and adolescents are more knowledgeable and better equipped to confront
negative gender norms and issues facing adolescent girls in a violent urban context.
OUTPUT 3.1.1: STRENGHTENED CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM By 2025, key child protection actors have increased capacity to strengthen an appropriate child protection and well-beingsystem
(national).
OUTPUT 5.1: HIV POLICY, STRAT, COORD By 2020, competent authorities have the capacity to develop and coordinate evidence-based national policies and strategies on HIV
and adolescent and youth health and skills development.
IR 2 2 - MISE EN OEUVRE EDUCATION PARENT Un programme d'Ã©ducation parentale est dÃ©veloppÃ© et mis en Å“uvre dans les zones de convergence
8.1.3 PME : EFFECTIVE PLANNING, MONITORING AND EVALUATION FOR RESULTS By 2025, stakeholders in the implementation of the programme of cooperation have strengthened capacities to develop and
operationalize an effective system for generating and managing knowledge on the situation of children, planning quality assurance,
monitoring and evaluation of results for children.
2.5.1: PBEA AND Early Child Development (ECD) ECD centres contribute to consolidate peace and social cohesion in  targeted zones
4.3.1 POLICY DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY Output 3.1 : Policy Development, community and Health System Strengthening and Capacity BuildingRelevant policies are developed,
community and health systems and interventions of HIV/AIDS are coordinated for the optimal utilization of resources and to ensure
equity in services provision
8.1.1- ENVIRONNEMENT FAVORABLE Sector actors benefit from a political environment that is favorable to the population's access to water, sanitation and hygiene.
OUTPUT 7.3: COMMUNITY POSITIVE BEHAVE By 2020, in targeted areas communities, women and men in targeted regions are aware of the importance of birth registration and
related procedures, and mobilize for systematic birth declaration
OUTPUT 8.1: KNOWLEDGE ON VULNERABILITY & POVERTY By 2020, decision makers have better knowledge on households' vulnerability and poverty, and on the profil of the deprived
children in order to put in place an effective social protection system
OUTPUT 4.1.3: POSITIVE SOCIAL NORMS FORSAFE AND CLEAN ENVIRONMENT By 2025, families and communities in target areas are committed to changing social and behavioural norms that support the
maintenance of a safe and clean environment for children, including in emergencies.
TBD 3.5. LE SYSTEME DE PROTECTION LEGALE TBD Intermediate Results (IR) 3.5. Le systeme de protection legale des enfants est evalue et soutenu
OUTPUT 1.2.2: SCALED UP INTEGRATED PACKAGE IN NUTRITION By the end of 2025, actors at the operational level working in nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive sectors arebetter
equipped to scale up an integrated package of nutrition interventions.
IR4: POLITIQUE ET STRATÉGIES Le secteur de la sante bÃ©nÃ©ficie d'un environnement politique favorable oriente vers l'efficacite, l'efficience, l'Ã©quitÃ© et la
bonne gouvernance
OUTPUT 6.1: P. M&E CHILD PROTECTION By 2020, National and regional institutions are able to plan, budget, coordinate, and monitor interventions around a common vision
for child protection in Cote d'Ivoire
2.1.1: Early Child Development (ECD) FOR 2400 YOUNG CHILDREN The capacity of 40 local communities are reinforced for ensuring the access to Early Child Development (ECD) centres for 24000 young children from 3 to 5
years old
OUTPUT 5.2: Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT),  ADO AND PED HIV CARE By 2020, health structures facilities and civil society are able to provide quality and equitable Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) and paediatric and
adolescent HIV services in 3 regions
TBD 3.1. LE SYSTEME DE SURVEILLANCE TBD Intermediate Results (IR) 3.1. Un systeme de surveillance et de collecte de donnees sur les violations de droits est operationnel dans 16
departements, et soutient les actions de plaidoyer et la reponse programmatique.
4.1.1 PREVENTION & COMMUNICATION Output 1.1 PREVENTION AND COMMUNICATION FOR BEHAVIOUR CHANGE70% of the most vulnerable adolescents, young people and families have
access to correct information and skills on HIV an HIV and IST prevention
TBD - EDUCATION EN URGENCE TBD - Education en Urgence              es et ceux dans les zones de ret
our ont accÃ¨s Ã  une offre d'Ã©ducation formelle ou non-formelle.
OUTPUT 2.4: Child Survival and Development (CSD) COMMUNITY PROGRAM By 2018, communities and households in disadvantaged areas in four regions and precarious areas in Abidjan, have appropriate
acces to community care and practices for maternal health, newborn and child health, nutrition and Wash
OUTPUT 5.1.1: IMPROVED ADOLESCENT AND YOUTH EMPLOYABILITY D'ici 2025, les partenaires publics, privÃ©s et de la sociÃ©tÃ© civile aux niveaux central, rÃ©gional et local ont renforcÃ© leurs
capacitÃ©s Ã  offrir aux adolescents et aux jeunes des possibilitÃ©s d'amÃ©liorer leur employabilitÃ©.
TBD - EDUCATION DE BASE FORMELLE TBD - Education de base formelle        Ã©veloppÃ© et mis en Å“uvre dans les zones de convergence
8.3.1 - OFFRE DE SERVICES Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) WASH infrastructure, products and services are available in communities, schools and health centers.
3.4.1 CHILD PROTECTION IN EMERGENCY In areas mots at risks, child protection actors at local and institutional levels have the capacities to respond to CPiE situations
TBD. 3.3. LES COMMUNAUTES AFFECTEES PAR TBD Intermediate Results (IR) 3.3 Les communautes affectees par la crise sont informees des risques accrus d'abus, violence ou exploitation encourus par
les enfants et des services disponibles, et se mobilisent pour une meilleure protection des enfants
3.2.2 ACCESS & QUALITY SERVICES By the end of 2015, 80% of detected children victims of violations access to services adapted to their special needs (PSS, medical,
legal)
OUTPUT 8.2: STRENGTHENING SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMMES By 2020, the line social ministries have increased capacity to implement social protection programmes
2.1.2: ACCESS TO PRIMARY EDUCATION In  zones which registered a low enrolment for girls, the capacity of local communities are reinforced for facilitating the access
to basic education
OUTPUT 3.5: SUPPORT COSTS Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Unit Staff Salaries
3.2.1 DETECTION, REFERENCE By the end of 2015, the number of child victims detected and referred increases 20% through case detection & referral system's
strengthening
OUTPUT 6.2 (NEW 2019): STRENGTHENING SOCIAL SERVICES & ALTERNATIVE CARE By the end of 2020, services with an administrative child protection mandate(social assistance, education, health) have
strengthened their capacities to prevent violence against children, detect, refer and take care of child victims or at risk of
violence or exploitation, in collaboration with civil society and community leaders
4.4.1 REPONSE À L' URGENCE Output 1.1 HIV and AIDS in Emergencies :Care and treatment of women and children in emergencies are continued.
OUTPUT 1.1: COORDINATION AND MONITORING By the end of 2020, the government has strengthened capacity to coordinate and monitor the implementation of the multisectoral
strategic nutrition plan at the central and decentralized level.
OUTPUT 8.3: IMPROVED PUBLIC FINANCE FORCHILDREN By 2020, the Government allocates adequate resources based on evidence for more efficient and effective financing of child-
focused social services
OUTPUT 4.5: RISK INFORMED ED. POLICIES By 2020, educational institutions have strengthened capacity to respond in situation of crises, emergencies and disasters
OUTPUT 08-03: COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPE Individuals, households and communities in intervention areas have access to information and have appropriate knowledge on
essential family practices for education , HIV/AIDS prevention and management, child survival and development and maternal health.
OUTPUT 4.1: Early Child Development (ECD) POLICY AND SERVICES By 2018, a national policy for integrated early childhood development is operational and facilitates the provision of quality and
inclusive Early Child Development (ECD) services in the North, West and South-West regions.
OUTPUT 7.2: CIVIL REGISTRATION SERVICES By 2020, in targeted areas civil registry services are able to register declared births accordingly to national standards and in
liaison with health services
IR3-SUPPORT Programme Component Results (PCR) NUTRITION IR3-Support Programme Component Results (PCR) Nutrition               ctivitÃ©s relatives au Programme Component Results (PCR) Nutrition
OUTPUT 1.2.1: STRENGTHENED MULTISECTORAL APPROACH IN NUTRITION By the end of 2025, actors at central, regional, and local levels have strengthened managerial capacities for greaterefficiency
and accountability in implementing the multisectoral, multi-stakeholder approach and regulation in nutrition.
IR1:INTERVENTIONS  DE PRÉVENTION D'ici fin 2013, Les enfants et les femmes enceintes, notamment ceux des zones de convergence sont complÃ¨tement vaccinÃ©sÂ   la
circulation du poliovirus sauvage est arrÃªtÃ©e, la rougeole et la fiÃ¨vre jaune sont contrÃ´lÃ©es et le TNN est Ã©liminÃ©
8.1.6 OPERATIONS SUPPORT TO PROGRAMME DELIVERY Operations support to programme delivery
1.5 COORDINATION_MONITORING&SUPERVISION By the end of 2015, coordination, monitoring and supervision of health interventions are reinforced at central and local level
OUTPUT 9.3: PLANNING, MONITORING & EVAL UNICEF programs, government and partners are provided guidance, tools and resources to effectively plan, monitor and evaluate
programs including in emergency situations
IR2: ELIMINATION DE LA TRANSMISSION MERE D'ici 2013, les nouvelles infections pediatriques sont reduites d'au moins 50% dans les zones de convergence
OUTPUT 3.1.3: JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN By 2025, in priority areas, key players in the justice system are able to deliver evidence-based prevention programs for
childrenand youth who are offenders, and to provide legal support and rehabilitation services to children and youth in conflict
with the law (San-PÃ©dro, SoubrÃ©, Abobo, OdiennÃ©, and Korhogo).
OUTPUT 1.2.3: RESILIENT BEHAVIOUR AND SOCIAL NORMS IN NUTRITION By the end of 2025, adolescent girls, women of childbearing age, the family environment, including men, andcommunity and religious
leaders in target areas have increased their knowledge, skills, and commitment to adopt resilientbehaviours and optimal social
norms in nutrition.
1.8. IMMUNIZATION By the end of 2015, polio eradication certification criteria, pre-measles elimination, elimination of Neonatal Tetanus and control
of yellow fever's objectives are reached
2.4.1: EMERGENCY EDUCATION An education emergency plan is developed and implemented in emergency situation
OUTPUT 5.2.3: STRENGHTENED CAPACITIES TO PROMOTE EMPLOYABILITY By 2025, national, regional, and local authorities have strengthened capacity to develop and implement employability promotion and
social protection programmes for the most disadvantaged young people.
IR 2: MANAGEMENT AND STEWARDSHIP OF FINA Effective and efficient management and stewardship of financial resource
s
01- SOINS INTÉGRÉS ET CONTINUS POUR LA M 01- Soins IntÃ©grÃ©s et continus pour la m
TBD. 3.2. LES ENFANTS AFFECTES PAR LA CR TBD. 3.2. Les enfants affectes par la cra crise et les victimes VBG accedent a des services de qualite dans les zones affectees par
les deplacements et/ou affrontements
OUTPUT 3.2: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) COORDINATION&MONITORG By 2020, the Ministries in charge of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, as well as the local authorities of the target regions, have
enhanced capacities for coordination, planning and monitoring including in case of emergency.
OUTPUT 3.1.2: VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN& EXPLOITATION By 2025, in priority areas, communities will acquire skills in family and community practices favourable to the protection of
children against violence and child labour, and front-line services will provide relevant services, including in humanitarian
situations (San-PÃ©dro, SoubrÃ©, Abobo, OdiennÃ©, and Korhogo).
TBD.5 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) TBD.5 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)                              t-Ã©lectorale (IDP dans les camps
, IDP dans les familles d'accueil et leurs hÃ´tes, IDP retournÃ©s dans les
 localitÃ©s d'origine) ainsi que communutÃ©s vulnÃ©rables rurales et pÃ©ri-u
rbaines y compris les Ã©coles et les centres de santÃ© ont accÃ¨s Ã  l'eau p
otable, aux latrines, aux kits d'hygiÃ¨ne selon les standards et adoptent
 les bonnes pratiques d'hygiene
OPERATIONAL COSTS [OPERATIONS] All operational costs  including Operations Salary Staff cost, Travel Support, Personel cost to program Management, Transport
support, Rental & Maintenance service to premises
7.2.1 MICRONUTRIENT SUPPLEMENTATION At national level, all targeted children benefit from an adequate micronutrient supplementation (campaign or routine) to control
micronutrient deficiencies
1.2.TECHNICAL PLATFORM AND EQUIPMENT By the end of 2015, in areas of high maternal and child mortality, the health technical platform is reinforced according to
national norms (including cold chain equipment) to ensure that at least 80% of the population have access to an appropriate
continuum of care
1.4. PERFORMANCE-BASED FINANCING By the end of 2015, performance in terms of coverage and quality of high-impact interventions are monitored and increased by at
least 30% in 6 pilot districts
OUTPUT 1.1.2 : EQUITABLE ACCES TO PRIMARY HEALTH By 2025, in northern and most disadvantaged areas, health region and district managers, health providers and communityhealth
workers have strengthened capacity to provide equitable access to quality primary health care to priority targets, including
inemergencies.
3.3.1. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK & DATA By the end of 2015, the institutional framework for implementing and monitoring child protection measures is strengthened
IR 5.1:POLITIQUE SOCIALE PRO-PAUVRE The analyses and evidence produced are effectively used as advocacy tools to promote and influence policy dialogue and
interventions in the key sectors related to the realization of children's rights
OUTPUT 9.2 BIS: UNICEF STAFF, PARTNERS (NEW) By 2020, UNICEF Staff and partners are provided with tools, guidance and resources for effective communication on children's
rights issues with stakeholders
IR 5.4: SUPPORT (PCR-PSSE) Project Support for Programme Component Social Policy, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation
OUTPUT 1.2: REGULATIONS AND DIRECTIVES By 2019, government offices at ministry levels, involved in the nutrition sector, have the tools to scale up specific nutritional
interventions and essential regulations and directives are available
Support for Comprehensive Approach to Health System Strengthening in Comoros Procurement support for medical equipment under the Comprehensive Approach to Health System Strengthening Project in Comoros
Holland Hortisupport 2 Jordan The impact objective of the Holland Hortisupport 2 Jordan project is a future-proof, private sector driven horticulture sector in Jordan through scaling and mainstreaming of innovative and eco-efficient solutions. This impact will be achieved by improving: 
•	Eco-efficiency, farming practices, labour conditions and access to innovation, finance and markets of 1,300 horticulture SMEs
•	Business performance of 50 supply chain companies
•	The capacity of 3 sector institutions
•	Awareness of 75,000 consumers and farmers on the link between sustainable food production and healthy food consumption