devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Crime and Violence Prevention Program Follow on Activity El programa de la prevención del crimen y de la violencia sigue en actividad (Mexico):  This is a new mechanism that will have a one-year implementation period.  This activity will support Pillar IV of the U.S.-Mexico bilateral Merida Initiative, which seeks to strengthen community resilience to crime and violence.  The activity will reduce crime and engage at-risk youth in 11 target high-crime communities within Tijuana, Monterrey, Ciudad Juarez and Mexico City that were selected in consultation with the GOM.  The activity will build on previous efforts to test innovative crime and violence prevention models and document best practices to enable replication of proven efforts.  The activity also will facilitate partnerships with the GOM, private sector and civil society organizations that promote sustainability.  The activity also will  support the GOM's development of crime prevention and youth engagement policies at the federal level and strengthen GOM capacity to share best practices across states and municipalities. (México):  Éste es un nuevo mecanismo que tendrá un período anual de la puesta en práctica.  Esta actividad apoyará el pilar IV de los E.E.U.U. - México Merida Initiative bilateral, que intenta fortalecer resistencia de la comunidad al crimen y a la violencia.  La actividad reducirán crimen y dedicarán la juventud en peligro a 11 comunidades del delito grave de la blanco dentro de Tijuana, Monterrey, Ciudad Juárez y Ciudad de México que fueron seleccionadas en consulta con el GOM.  La actividad empleará esfuerzos anteriores para probar modelos innovadores de la prevención del crimen y de la violencia y mejores prácticas del documento de permitir la réplica de esfuerzos probados.  La actividad también facilitarán sociedades con el GOM, el sector privado y las organizaciones de la sociedad civil que promueven continuidad.  La actividad también apoyará el desarrollo del GOM de las políticas de compromiso de la prevención de la delincuencia y de la juventud en el nivel federal y fortalecerá capacidad de GOM de compartir mejores prácticas a través de estados y de los municipios.
Public International Organization grant to World Bank for evaluation Concesión pública de la organización internacional al banco mundial para la evaluación The evaluation, designed in collaboration with researchers form The World Bank and Banco de Mxico, focuses on measuring concrete impacts of the program, like increases on sales, profits, formalization of the businesses and the like. However, the research team, along with Crea, is convinced of the need to explore the personal traits that could influence the results of this kind of interventions: Is it possible to identify in advance the entrepreneurial potential" of participants? And if so, who benefits more from these types of programs, those with high potential o those with a low potential? Should we develop different methodologies for different profiles of women? La evaluación, diseñada en colaboración con investigadores crea el banco mundial y Banco de Mxico, se centra en la medición de los impactos concretos del programa, como aumentos en ventas, los beneficios, formalización de los negocios y similares. Sin embargo, convencen el equipo de investigación, junto con la creatina, de la necesidad de explorar los rasgos personales que podrían influenciar los resultados de esta clase de intervenciones: ¿Es posible identificar por adelantado el potencial emprendedor" de participantes? ¿Y si es así que beneficia más de estos tipos de programas, ésos con alto o potencial ésos con un potencial bajo? ¿Debemos desarrollar diversas metodologías para diversos perfiles de mujeres?
ConJusticia ConJusticia (Mexico):  .The purpose of this activity is to sustainably increase the effectiveness, responsiveness, and accountability of the Mexican justice system in targeted states. It strengthens the ability of justice sector institutions (including prosecutors, investigators, analysts, and court personnel) to effectively and efficiently dispose of cases, increase the overall quantity of criminal cases resolved, and improve the quality and quantity of investigations and case resolutions. This includes a focus on complex investigations to identify and disrupt local criminal networks and subsidiary organizations. It also focuses on effective prosecution and lesser crimes through case management strategies and differentiated channels for resolution. The activity also develops the capacity of justice sector institutions to provide accountable due process and human rights protections, enhance coordination between justice actors and institutions, and utilize data directly relevant to prosecutorial priorities and resource allocation.  Finally, the activity engages local civil society to provide oversight and constructive engagement with the government. This activity supports Mexico ICS Objective 1.2... .. .... . (México):. El propósito de esta actividad es sostenible aumentar la eficacia, la sensibilidad, y la responsabilidad del sistema de justicia mexicano en estados apuntados. Fortalece la capacidad de las instituciones del sector de la justicia (querellantes incluyendo, los investigadores, los analistas, y los personales de la corte) de manera eficaz y eficiente de disponer de cajas, aumentar la cantidad total de causas penales resueltas, y mejora la calidad y la cantidad de investigaciones y de resoluciones del caso. Esto incluye un foco en investigaciones complejas para identificar y para interrumpir redes y organizaciones criminales locales de la filial. También se centra en el procesamiento eficaz y pocos crímenes con estrategias de gestión del caso y canales distinguidos para la resolución. La actividad también desarrolla la capacidad de las instituciones del sector de la justicia de proporcionar protecciones del correspondiente proceso responsable y de los derechos humanos, aumentar la coordinación entre los actores de la justicia y a las instituciones, y utiliza los datos directamente relevantes a las prioridades fiscales y a la asignación de recursos.  Finalmente, la actividad contrata a la sociedad civil local proveer de descuido y del compromiso constructivo el gobierno. Esta actividad apoya el objetivo 1,2 de México ICS... . .... .
PSC - Grants Program Manager PSC - Program manager de las concesiones PSC - Grants Program Manager PSC - Program manager de las concesiones
Disaster Assistance for Manuel and Ingrid Ayuda del desastre para Manuel e Ingrid These funds will be used for the local purchase and distribution of emergency relief supplies to Mexican Red Cross. USAID/Mexico and OFDA anticipate there may be a need for additional support as flooding continues. Estos fondos serán utilizados para la compra y la distribución locales de las fuentes de la ayuda de urgencia a la Cruz Roja mexicana. USAID/Mexico y OFDA anticipan allí pueden ser una necesidad de la ayuda adicional como inundar continúan.
(MREDD) Mexico's Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation Program (MREDD) las emisiones reducidas de México del programa de la tala de árboles y de la degradación (Mexico):  .This activity supports Mexico's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, meet climate change commitments, and transition to a sustainable low carbon economy.  MREDD includes assistance with Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) and land-use/land-use change (LULUC) by supporting implementation of the National REDD Strategy; improving the capacities of government agencies, academia, and forest communities for REDD and LULUC; developing financial architecture; establishing systems for monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) of GHG emissions from REDD; and enhancing public participation.  It will support efforts to fulfill the mitigation commitments related to LULUC and forestry stated in Mexico's Intended Nationally Determined Contributions, as enacted in the General Law on Climate Change and detailed in the Climate Change Strategy.  (IM ID 40830: $4,152,283 is direct Global Climate Change- Sustainable Landscapes (GCC-SL)). (México):. Esta actividad apoya esfuerzos de México para reducir emisiones del gas de efecto invernadero (GHG), resolver compromisos del cambio de clima, y la transición a una economía con poco carbono sostenible.  MREDD incluye ayuda con las emisiones reducidas de la tala de árboles y de la degradación (REDD) y la ocupación del terreno/el cambio de la ocupación del terreno (LULUC) apoyando la puesta en práctica de REDD Strategy nacional; mejora de las capacidades de las agencias de estatal, de la academia, y de las comunidades del bosque para REDD y LULUC; arquitectura financiera que se convierte; establecimiento de los sistemas para supervisar, la información y la verificación (MRV) de las emisiones de GHG de REDD; y aumentando la participación pública.  Apoyará esfuerzos para satisfacer los compromisos de la mitigación relacionados con LULUC y la silvicultura indicó en las contribuciones nacionalmente resueltas previstas de México, según lo decretado en la ley general sobre cambio de clima y detalló en la estrategia del cambio de clima.  (IM identificación 40830: $4.152.283 es clima global directo cambian los paisajes sostenibles (GCC-SL)).
Juarez Emergency Microlending Program Programa el microcrédito de la emergencia de Juarez The project is designated to pay particular attention to women microentrepreneur who have some income generating activity, living in the marginal areas of Cd Juarez, that require working capital to improve and diversify their sources of income. It will give access to microcredits to and unattended population with a stable source of funding increasing their capacity to improve their economic opportunities and generate self employment. The program will perform for 2 years and will have and approximate budget of $450,000 usd. El proyecto se señala para prestar la atención particular al microentrepreneur de las mujeres que tiene cierta renta que genera actividad, viviendo en las áreas marginales del Cd Juarez, que requieren el fondo de operaciones mejorar y diversificar sus fuentes de ingresos. Dará el acceso a los microcréditos a y a la población desatendida con una fuente estable de financiación que aumenta su capacidad de mejorar sus oportunidades económicas y de generar la actividad por cuenta propia. El programa se realizará durante 2 años y tendrá y presupuesto aproximado de $450.000 usd.
From Policy Design to Field Implementation: Fostering Deforestation-Free Cattle Ranching in Madre de Dios, Peru. In Peru, deforestation and climate change are linked: Agriculture is the country’s leading driver of deforestation and about 45% of its greenhouse gas emissions come from land use, land-use change, and forestry. The national government has demonstrated its willingness to halt deforestation by adopting forest and climate goals and designing strategies and enacting policies such as its ambitious  NDC  which identifies the implementation of silvopastoral systems  (SPS)  as a  key measure for  GHG  emission reduction. In Madre de Dios (MDD), one of the most biodiverse regions in the Peruvian Amazon, expansion of low-tech, extensive cattle farming is the main cause of deforestation and environmental degradation; however, several actions are being taken to tackle GHG emissions. This project will bridge the gap between planning and action in support of low carbon,  deforestation-free silvopastoral cattle ranching. Outcomes of the Funded Activity:

1. Implementation of low-carbon, deforestation-free cattle farming in Madre de Dios. 

Outputs of the Funded Activity:

2. Knowledge package for d-free cattle ranching developed and disseminated 

3.MuLti-stakeholders,  through the Technical  Livestock  Roundtable of  Madre de  Dios  (TLR-MDD),  provide inputs to solve finance bottlenecks for d-free cattle ranching in Madre de Dios.
Sustainable Investment Dialogue The project consists of a structured dialogue programme to help generate international consensus on investment policy reforms.
STITCH KHM Payment of living wages
Social dialogue as standard industry behaviour
Elimination of gender-based violence and discrimination at work Outcome 1: Human Rights are effectively enforced and aligned with international norms by governments,
ILO and UN (Protect and Remedy)
Outcome 2: Civil Society Organisations (trade unions and NGOs) have become more effective actors and
have strengthened their role in Human Rights Protection and Remedy actions in the RMG sector. (Protect,
Respect and Remedy). More specifically, Trade unions and NGOs will be more effective participants in human
rights protection through increased capacity for lobby and advocacy.
Outcome 3: Actions of companies (brands and factories) in the RMG sector actively and effectively support
and implement Human Rights at the company level. (Respect and Remedy) Trade Unions and workers
STITCH TUN Payment of living wages
Social dialogue as standard industry behaviour
Elimination of gender-based violence and discrimination at work Outcome 1: Human Rights are effectively enforced and aligned with international norms by governments,
ILO and UN (Protect and Remedy)
Outcome 2: Civil Society Organisations (trade unions and NGOs) have become more effective actors and
have strengthened their role in Human Rights Protection and Remedy actions in the RMG sector. (Protect,
Respect and Remedy). More specifically, Trade unions and NGOs will be more effective participants in human
rights protection through increased capacity for lobby and advocacy.
Outcome 3: Actions of companies (brands and factories) in the RMG sector actively and effectively support
and implement Human Rights at the company level. (Respect and Remedy) Trade Unions and workers
STITCH VNM Payment of living wages
Social dialogue as standard industry behaviour
Elimination of gender-based violence and discrimination at work Outcome 1: Human Rights are effectively enforced and aligned with international norms by governments,
ILO and UN (Protect and Remedy)
Outcome 2: Civil Society Organisations (trade unions and NGOs) have become more effective actors and
have strengthened their role in Human Rights Protection and Remedy actions in the RMG sector. (Protect,
Respect and Remedy). More specifically, Trade unions and NGOs will be more effective participants in human
rights protection through increased capacity for lobby and advocacy.
Outcome 3: Actions of companies (brands and factories) in the RMG sector actively and effectively support
and implement Human Rights at the company level. (Respect and Remedy) Trade Unions and workers
STITCH IDN Payment of living wages
Social dialogue as standard industry behaviour
Elimination of gender-based violence and discrimination at work Outcome 1: Human Rights are effectively enforced and aligned with international norms by governments,
ILO and UN (Protect and Remedy)
Outcome 2: Civil Society Organisations (trade unions and NGOs) have become more effective actors and
have strengthened their role in Human Rights Protection and Remedy actions in the RMG sector. (Protect,
Respect and Remedy). More specifically, Trade unions and NGOs will be more effective participants in human
rights protection through increased capacity for lobby and advocacy.
Outcome 3: Actions of companies (brands and factories) in the RMG sector actively and effectively support
and implement Human Rights at the company level. (Respect and Remedy) Trade Unions and workers
STITCH INT Payment of living wages
Social dialogue as standard industry behaviour
Elimination of gender-based violence and discrimination at work Outcome 1: Human Rights are effectively enforced and aligned with international norms by governments,
ILO and UN (Protect and Remedy)
Outcome 2: Civil Society Organisations (trade unions and NGOs) have become more effective actors and
have strengthened their role in Human Rights Protection and Remedy actions in the RMG sector. (Protect,
Respect and Remedy). More specifically, Trade unions and NGOs will be more effective participants in human
rights protection through increased capacity for lobby and advocacy.
Outcome 3: Actions of companies (brands and factories) in the RMG sector actively and effectively support
and implement Human Rights at the company level. (Respect and Remedy) Trade Unions and workers
STITCH Payment of living wages
Social dialogue as standard industry behaviour
Elimination of gender-based violence and discrimination at work Outcome 1: Human Rights are effectively enforced and aligned with international norms by governments,
ILO and UN (Protect and Remedy)
Outcome 2: Civil Society Organisations (trade unions and NGOs) have become more effective actors and
have strengthened their role in Human Rights Protection and Remedy actions in the RMG sector. (Protect,
Respect and Remedy). More specifically, Trade unions and NGOs will be more effective participants in human
rights protection through increased capacity for lobby and advocacy.
Outcome 3: Actions of companies (brands and factories) in the RMG sector actively and effectively support
and implement Human Rights at the company level. (Respect and Remedy) Trade Unions and workers
Provision of shelter support through provision and installation of shelter materials/packages for IDP returnees in Maskana sub-district, rural Aleppo. ltpgtFollowing the strategic allocation paper and guidance received from the Shelter sector, UNHCR’s project aims at assisting and protecting IDP returnees in Maskana sub-district, rural Aleppo. To note, Maskana sub-district is a priority location selected by the Shelter sector and OCHA based on vulnerability and severity scale.  UNHCR and partner conducted needs assessments in Maskana sub-district, which showed that the area hosts a large number of IDP returnees, who are at risk of living the area due to lack of livelihoods solutions and safe shelter, among other identified issues. It is also worth noting that among the 60 per cent of IDP returnees in Maskana who are in dire need of assistance, vast majority are farmers.  Thus, through this allocation UNHCR aims at providing and installing shelter packages to the most vulnerable families in Maskana subdistrict.ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtThe ongoing hostilities in Deir-Ez-Zor resulted in an upward surge in displacement and disruption of provision of and access to essential services. The winterization needs of displaced families remain largely unaddressed. Based on sector’s assessment of critical gaps for the IDPs in Deir-Ez-Zor that require an immediate response, cost extension was proposed for the ongoing SHF project. The cost extension aims to address critical winterization needs of the recently displaced people in Deir-Ez-Zor. ltbrgtlt/pgt
Mitigate the impact of winter conditions on underserved areas encompassing a multisectoral approach to early recovery/resilience in Khasham, Deir ez Zor ltpgtltspangtThis
Medair project aims to mitigate the impact of winter conditions on underserved
areas in Deir ez Zor, specifically the Khasham region. This will be done
through the distribution of vital winterization Non-Food Items (NFIs). Medair
will implement a multi-sector project addressing the shelter/NFI needs in the
short term but looking at increasing the resilience and sustainability in the
medium term through WASH and health sector interventions. Within WASH, Medair
will assist in early recovery through the rehabilitation of water networks
ensuring vulnerable communities have access to safe and clean water. The health
component focusses on early recovery, resilience building and empowering local
communities. Support will be given to a Primary Health Care Centre (PHCC) and
through community health work in the catchment area of the clinic. This will be
done in order to strengthen the health system capacities within Khasham
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Supporting protection services to mitigate the effects of winter for the displaced people of Ras al-Ayn and the city of Tal Tamr ltpgtThe purpose of obtaining the law is to provide protection servicesltbrgtWork is being done to provide independent protection and sleeping services in the designated areas (the displaced people of Ras al-Ain in the city of Hasakah - the city of Tal Tadreeb), which are controlled by groups of women, boys and children. Persons with disabilities and vulnerable and socially marginalized groupsltbrgtAs a result of the displacement of the people of Ras Al-Ain and the fact that the city of Tala was the first city to receive the displaced due to its proximity to the city of Ras Al-Ain. Al Ain is a town that emerged from a hill that had a negative contribution to mental health, especially children and vulnerable groups with limited income among the displaced, and it comes in the hill town. passes.ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtThis situation requires direct intervention through: holding awareness sessions, including providing organized psychological and social support to them, and providing specialized services through case management. Alleviating the risks of violence and integrating children with disabilities into community contributions to protect children from sexual exploitation and abuse.ltbrgt- As well as providing baskets of dignity to widows, breadwinners and the elderlyltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtlt/pgtltpgtlt/pgt
Providing Minor Repairs to Damaged Housing in Aleppo, Idleb, Hama  Lattakia ltpgtltspangtSSSD proposes a shelter intervention of minor repairs to damaged housing in response to the emergency humanitarian needs resulting from the severe earthquake in Aleppo, Idleb, Hama  Lattakia, providing shelter response to a total of 1675 lt/spangtltspangtbeneficiaries.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtIn line with shelter sector recommendations, SSSD has adapted its (EPRP) Plan  aims to Provide timely life-saving assistance to people affected by the earthquake, ensuring core capacity to respond to new humanitarian crisis through minor repairs to 335 Damaged houses. Aiming to improve access to basic Shelter services  protect crisis-affected population from weather conditions, maintain privacy of inhabitants  improve protection environment to meet basic standards and maintain the dignity of separate households with consideration of various needs and preferences of different ages, gender,  disability groups, including a child-friendly space.lt/pgtltpgtThrough this intervention, SSSD aims to permit at-risk households attain adequate levels of safety, security, privacy, and protection,  ltspangtProvide life-sustaining shelter support to 90 lt/spangtltspangthouseholds in lt/spangtltspangtAleppo, 80 in Rural lt/spangtltspangtHama, 80 in Rural Idleb  85 in Rural lt/spangtltspangtLattakia, targeting lt/spangtltspangthouseholds with an average size of 5 individuals each. Through provision of minor repairs to at-risk earthquake-affected households, with structurally safe  partially damaged houses. SSSD  through a rapid assessment shall identify households residing in minor damaged buildings eligible for minor repair assistance,  shall engage households to determine the needed interventions.ltbrgtlt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtSSSD is well positioned to implement this project and is strategically
ready to begin activities given SSSD’s ongoing access and presence in
the target locations. SSSD is coordinating with the local authorities to
begin project activities immediately, due to the emergency nature of the
response. All required approvals and evidence of needs to be secured from MoLA,
allowing SSSD to intervene in these locations.lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltbrgtSSSD is applying for a revision request in order to utilise the Underspending of project’s budget in the implementation of /48/ additional units, making the total number of units /383/ (335+48)  increasing the number of beneficiaries from 1675 to /1915/ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgt







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