devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
54.CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT FOR DUTY BEARERS National and township capacity of DSW, DOH and CRC committee members in planning, coordination and monitoring of response to
CABA/OVC enhanced , and NGOs partners mobilized to adjust their ongoing outreach activities to the needs of CABA/OVC in selected
townships in light of the revised NPA for Children
NATIONAL CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT By 2024 increase capacity of national and sub-national social services and justice sector with strengthened evidence and regulatory
framework to prevent and respond to CP violations in humanitarian contexts.
003.  EQM (DISCONTINUED FROM 2016) Improved quality teaching and learning practices in basic education in targeted townships in government and monastic schools and
in both mono-grade and multi-grade schools
SUPPLY & LOGISTICS UNICEF programmes are provided with technical assistance, procurement and logistics support
001.ENABLING ENVRIONMENT FOR SUN Strengthened political commitment, accountability and national capacity to legislate, plan and budget for scaling-up nutrition
interventions for women of reproductive age and children under 5 .
001. ENABLING POLICY ENVIRONMENT FOR MNC Strengthened political commitment, accountability and national capacity to plan and budget for the scaling up of equity-based high
impact maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH) services
TMIS/SCHOOL MAPPING (DELETE) At least 10 townships have functional Education Management Information System (EMIS) linked with central Education Management Information System (EMIS) and School Mapping in selected townships by 2015
APC Advocacy, Partnerships and Communication: The rights of children in Myanmar are better promoted through effective advocacy,
partnerships and communication.
001. Early Child Development (ECD) (DISCONTINUED FROM 2016) Expansion of coverage of quality Early Child Development (ECD) services and strengthening systems
46.IMPROVED QUALITY& CHILD CENTER OF BE Improved quality of teaching & learning practices in basic education in targeted townships in  government and monastic schools
and in  both mono-grade and multi grade schools
63.CHILD FRIENDLY & GENDER APPROPRIATE 80% of UNICEF registered vulnerable children, including children in contact with the law, receive child friendly and gender
appropriate prevention, recovery and reintegration services by 2015 in selected Townships.
011-LEADERSHIP AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Effective leadership and technical assistance assured for delivery of results
HIV By 2022, MoHS and other partners at national and sub-national level, including non-state actors, have improved capacity to
integrate HIV testing and treatment interventions for young children and key adolescent populations into essential health service
delivery approaches sustainably at scale
001.LEADERSHIP AND TA - BEGE Timely and quality leadership and technical assistance
IMPROVED QUALITY AND CHILD CENTEREDNESS Improved quality and child centeredness of basic education in targeted townships in government and monastic schools.
003. HIV LEADERSHIP AND TECHNICAL ASSIST Timely and quality leadership, management and technical assistance in HIV
90 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) PROGRAMME SUPPORT WASH programme support
62.CAPACITY OF GOVERN & NON-GOVERN PARTN Capacity of Government and non-governmental partners built to effectively contribute to strengthening child protection systems by
2015
MNCH-HIV AND COVID Health care institutions and front-line health workers have improved capacity to reach more vulnerable populations and deliver
quality services for Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) (incl PMTCT), Pediatric HIV care and COVID case management
005. EDU POLICY/ REFORM/ SYSTEM/EDU SECT Evidence based education policies, legislation, sector plans and sector reform processes are developed under the leadership and
coordination of the Government of Myanmar, through participatory approaches, which are conflict sensitive and promote equity,
inclusion and sustainable peace.
CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES By 2024, key institutions and service providers have increased capacity to boost the coverage and quality of specialised child
protection services
CAAC & MRM By 2024, key civil society groups and Government actors have improved capacity to monitor grave violations against children and
risks related to land mines/ERW and advocate for prevention and accountability of parties to conflict
006.PREVENTION AND TREATMENT  OF CHILDHO At least one third increase in number of Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI) and diarrhea cases treated among under five through peripheral health facilities  in
200 townships and children in at least 250 unreached villages in 25 townships have access to Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI) and diarrhea treatment through
community level  by 2015
02.MANAGEMENT & STEWARDSHIP OF FINANCIAL Effective and efficient Management and Stewardship of Financial Resources
002. SOCIAL POLICIES FOR VULNERABLE CHIL By the end of 2017, national and sub-national policies and strategies are strengthened to address identified vulnerabilities of
children.
87 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN EMERGENCY Girls, boys and women have protected and reliable access to sufficient, safe water and sanitation and hygiene facilities
003. IMPROVED Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH)  CARE-SEEKING AND PRA More mothers and/or caregivers adopt appropriate newborn and child health practices
002. SCE (DISCONTINUED FROM 2016) Enhanced coverage, quality and relevance of second chance alternative education
ENABLING ENVIRONMENT NUTRITION By 2022, MoHS and other partners at national and sub-national level, including non-state actors, have increased capacity to
legislate, plan and budget effectively for the scaling-up of evidence-based nutrition specific interventions with equity
005.MALARIA PREVENTION AND TREATMENT At least 80% of most vulnerable families living in the highest malaria endemic villages in 80 townships use Insecticide-Treated Net (ITN) and the fever
cases in under five receiving  anti-malarial medicines increased by one third in 80 townships by 2015
008. UNIVERSAL CHILD IMMUNIZATION More than 90% of one year old children nationwide received routine immunization (DPT3 and Measles) by 2015 .
CHILD RIGHTS MONITORING AND FINANCING OF SOCIAL SERVICES FOR CHILDREN By 2024, national capacities to develop, manage and use child rights monitoring data to understand the situation of children
including children with disabilities in Myanmar strengthened.
003. FIELD SERVICES SUB-NATIONAL COORDIN Decentralized actions for the most disadvantaged children are guided by effective programme coordination and strategic leadership
at Sub National Level.
004.PLANNING, MONITORING AND EVALUATION Effective and efficient management of country programme results.
045.ENHANCED 2ND CHANCE, ALTERNATIVE EDU Enhanced coverage, quality and relevance of second chance alternative education
91.COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY Communication and advocacy activities effectively implemented
061.CHILD PROTECTION POLICY FRAMEWORK ST Child Protection policy framework strengthened with respect to Committees on the Rights of the Child, investigation, trial and
detention of children, and the responsibility of State Agencies for protection and care of vulnerable children, children without
parental care, and working children.
002. ANEMIA & BERIBERI PREVENTION/TREATM At least 60% of under-five children, pregnant and lactating women nationwide received preventive and curative interventions for
anaemia and beriberi annually.
083.ADVOCACY ON SOCIAL POLICIES AND SOCI Key inter-agency technical working groups for children in place and advocating to policy makers on appropriate social policies and
social protection strategies which are documented and piloted(social transfers, health insurance, and birth registration system etc.
044.QUALITY Early Child Development (ECD) SERVICES Expansion of coverage of quality Early Child Development (ECD) services and strengthening systems
004.INFANT AND YOUNG CHILD FEEDING At least 40% of infants in 25 townships received age appropriate Infant and Young Child Feeding by 2015
ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION Partners have capacity to provide children/adolescent aged 3-18 with alternative education at primary and lower secondary levels,
and continuous learning for children  in emergencies.
89.CHILD PROTECTION IN EMERGENCY National and local capacity in emergency preparedness and response improved to protect and children and women in disaster prone
areas, including cease-fire areas.
11.MATERNAL CARE Increased proportion of pregnant women have access to key maternal health interventions in  program areas by 2015
010 Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) COORDINATION & UPSTREAM WORK Enhanced Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) coordination, standardization and evidence-based planning, monitoring, evaluation mechanism by 2015
003.TREATMENT OF SEVERELY ACUTE MALNUTRI Hospital-based treatment capacity for under-five children with severe acute malnutrition is increased from 11 to 20 Hospital
Nutrition Units in 14 states/divisions by 2015  and community based treatment in high risk townships implemented
010- HUMANITARIAN - PEACE BUILD Humanitarian (EiE/PBE/DRR) â€“ Enhanced emergency preparedness and response,  including improved EiE sector coordination and social
cohesion programs.
009.NEWBORN & MATERNAL CARE Increased availability of trained workers and equipment for  new born and maternal care at facility level in 200 townships and
increased access to new born care at community level in 25 townships in accordance with developed guidelines and strategy by 2015
86.YCSD  IN EMERGENCY Young Children and women disaster affected areas have timely access to (a) health and (b) Nutrition interventions .
006. LEADERSHIP AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Timely and quality leadership and technical assistance
PSEA  IN EMERGENCY RESPONSE Establishing or strengthening safe and accessible child and gender-sensitive reporting mechanisms for reporting SEA, available in
all areas of the humanitarian response.
003. LEGISLATIVE & INSTITUTIONAL CAPACIT Strengthened legislative and institutional capacity to provide adequate care and protection to children in contact with the law
001. PROGRAMME COORDINATION Effective and efficient management of country programme results.
MNCH, EPI, Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) By 2022, national and sub national health care institutions and  front-line health workers have improved capacity to reach
more vulnerable populations with quality immunization and Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) (including PMTCT) services in at least four most deprived
States/Regions and in conflict, disaster affected and peri-urban areas in Yangon
005. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) LEADERSHIP AND TA Timely and quality leadership and technical assistance in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
005. PREVENT & RESPOND TO GRAVE VIOLATIO National and international standards are implemented to prevent and respond to grave violations against children as per UNSC
Resolutions 1612/1882 and to contribute to on-going peace building including responding to emergencies
PUBLIC FINANCE 4CHILDREN By 2022, there is improved evidence, capacity and systems for equity sensitive planning, budgeting and implementation
002. SOCIAL WELFARE SYSTEM Increased social welfare system capacity to respond to child protection cases.
EARLY LEARNING Capacity of key actors developed to ensure young children's access to quality ECCD services.
024. COMMUNITY SANITATION AND HYGIENE Community Sanitation and Hygiene: Communities capacity to improve and maintain a hygienic and healthy living environment enhanced
to better protect children from poor sanitation and hygiene related diseases.
47.ENHANCED PLANNING, MANAGEMENT Enhanced planning, management, monitoring and evaluation and mentoring capacity  of key education actors at all levels
005.NUTRITION LEADERSHIP AND TA Timely and quality leadership and technical assistance (Nutrition)
004. PLANNING & MANAGEMENT (DISCONTINUED Enhanced planning, management, monitoring and evaluation and mentoring capacity of key education actors at all levels
64.GENDER SENSITIVE CHILD PROTECTION MGN A gender sensitive Child Protection Information Management â€“ and monitoring and evaluation system strengthened to improve programme
planning and advocacy among government and I/NGOs
65.MRM ACTION PLAN SIGNED, IMPLEMENTED MRM Action Plans developed and signed by the UN and Myanmar Armed Forces and four non-state armed groups by 2013, are complied with,
 and 80% of children released receive reintegration and rehabilitation support by 2015
002. LEADER SHIP AND TA (NUTRITION) Timely and quality leadership, Management and technical assistance (Nutrition)
002. COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY ACTIVITI The rights of Myanmar children are better promoted thorugh effective advocacy and communication, resource mobilization and
partnerships.
051. PREVENTION OF HIV INFECTION AMG WOM Strategy to prevent women from HIV infection by their sexual partners who have high risk behavior in place and VCCT services for
high risk men and / or couples are available in 20 townships.
002. QUALITY IMPROVEMENT OF Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) SERVICE Increased national and subnational capacity to provide equitable access to quality, high-impact maternal, newborn and child health
services
004.  NUTRITION IN EMERGENCIES Preparedness and response for nutrition meet the core commitments for children in humanitarian action
004. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN EMERGENCY Preparedness and response for sufficient safe water, sanitation facilities and improved hygiene practices meet the core commitments
of children and women in humanitarian situations.
SANITATION AND HYGIENE Sanitation and Hygiene: By 2024, end open defecation and promote demand for safe, climate smart and equitable sanitation and
hygiene services among vulnerable communities in targeted areas
082.IDENTIFIED DISPARITIES/VULNERABILITI Disparities and vulnerabilities of children are identified and acknowledged at national and sub-national levels
39.SECONDARY LS CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTED Secondary life skills curriculum implemented in all schools
ENHANCED PLANNING, MANAGEMENT, MONITORIN Enhanced planning, management, monitoring and mentoring capacity of key education actors at all levels.
008 - BASIC ED Primary/Secondary/ Alternative Delivery â€“ Enhanced coverage, quality, and inclusivity of child friendly teaching and environments
in primary and secondary schools, including the provision of quality alternative education.
002. Communication for Development (C4D) INSTITUTION CAPACITY, POLICY GU Social norms and behaviours related to child survival, development and protection are improved through effectively coordinated C4D
initiatives, technical oversight and institutional capacity building.
WATER SUPPLY Water Supply: By 2024,   deliver equitable, safe, gender sensitive and climate resilient drinking water supply services to
vulnerable populations in targeted States and Regions at scale
ENHANCED SECOND CHANCE, ALTERNATIVE EDUC Enhanced coverage, quality and relevance of second chance, alternative e
ducation.
ENABLING ENVIRONMENT Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) By 2022, MoHS and other partners at national and sub-national level, including non-state actor areas, have increased capacity
and accountability in evidence-based planning & budgeting for scaling up high-impact interventions as well as in monitoring results
with equity
FIELD COORDINATION Country programme implementation at sub-national level is effectively supported with a strong equity and conflict-sensitive focus
through more inclusive local governance for children and strategic monitoring and advocacy with sub-national actors to reach the
hardest-to-reach
001. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) POLICIES, STANDARDS AND GUIDEL Evidence-informed policies, standards and guidelines developed and implemented to build and sustain hygienic and healthy living
conditions for women and children in Myanmar.
022.SCHOOL Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Schools have hygienic functioning Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) facilities and students practice good hygienic behaviour
002. CAPACITY BUILDING FOR HIV Capacities strengthened and communities mobilized to increase access for HIV prevention, treatment and care services for adolescent
key population, pregnant women and children living with HIV.
081.IMPROVED COLLECTION OF RELIABLE AND Improved collection of reliable and disaggregated data on children and women's situation for policy advocacy and planning at
national and sub-na tional levels.
INTEGRATED NUTRITION INTERVENTIONS AND COVID Preventive and curative essential nutrition services are provided to children and women through improved capacities of partners and
communities.
EVIDENCE-INFORMED  POLICY FRAMEWORK By 2022, the Government of Myanmar has improved evidence and capacity to strengthen the legal and policy framework to protect and
further child rights, in accordance with international and regional standards.
004. PROTECTION FROM EXPLOITATION Increased efforts to protect children from exploitation including child labour, trafficking and the commercial sexual exploitation
of children.
005 COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY ACTIVITIE The rights of Myanmar children are better promoted thorugh effective advocacy and communication, resource mobilization and
partnerships.
001. LEADERSHIP AND TA (MNCH &HIV) Timely and quality leadership, management and technical assistance (MNCH & HIV)
001. CHILD RIGHTS MONITORING The situation of children, with focus on disparities and vulnerabilities is defined and analysed at national and regional levels.
052. STRENGTHENING Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) SERVICES 65 % of women of reproductive age and their husbands have comprehensive correct knowledge of HIV and 85% of pregnant women
attending Antenatal Car (ANC) are tested for HIV and received the result by the service providers trained for communication skills on HIV
prevention, risk mapping and local planning in selected 20 townships.
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION Parents, teachers, communities and other partners have increased capacity to actively support inclusive quality education and
children and adolescents have equitable access to inclusive and quality learning opportunities.
INTEGRATED SOCIAL PROGRAMME Child focused equity-sensitive data and evidence generation, knowledge sharing and capacity building for more transparent and
efficient allocation and expenditure of investments of social services for children
006-DISTATER RISK REDUCTION Increased capacity at National and sub National levels to incorporate child  sensitive elements in DRR(and resillience) platforms
and actions
CHILD CENTRED METHODOLOGIES AT TOWNSHIP At least 50% of all primary schools and school teachers, including monas
tic schools, are able to apply child centred methodologies of teaching i
n target townships by 2015
FINANCIAL & ADMIN: MANAGEMENT Stewardship of Financial Resources creates the conditions to pursue country operations
002. CAPACITY BUILDING FOR NUTRITION Increased national and subnational capacity to provide equitable access to nutrition interventions that prevent and treat
malnutrition among pregnancy and lactating women and children under 5.
NON-FORMAL EDUCATION FOR OUT OF SCHOOL C Government and education partners are able to reduce vulnerability by pr
oviding access to non-formal education opportunities including life skil
ls for 70,000 out-of-school children in target townships by 2015.
007. FAMILY CARE PRACTICES Families and communities adopt  appropriate caring practices for maternal and child heath in 25 townships
STRENGTHENED NATIONAL Early Child Development (ECD) SYSTEMS & CAPA Strengthened national Early Child Development (ECD) systems and capacities for expansion of quality Early Child Development (ECD) services
002. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) PRACTICES PROMOTION Targeted rural communities in the Dry Zone, conflict affected children and women in Mon and Kayin States practice key hygienic
behaviours (consistent use of toilet - stop open defecation practice), hand-washing with soap at critical times,  and drinking safe
water)
88.EDUCATION IN EMERGENCY Children in disaster affected areas have access to basic education services
23 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SECTOR CAPACITY National and sub-national capacity enhanced to create and maintain an enabling environment to build hygienic and healthy living
conditions in the country
53.CARE, SUPPORT,& PREVENTION FOR CABA Strategy and standards for the protection, care, support and prevention for CABA/OVC is developed to, and national, sub- national
stakeholders undertake initiatives to operationalize it.
MULTI-SECTORAL NUTRITION By 2022, multi-sectoral political commitments and approaches are in place to support prioritized, integrated, nutrition sensitive
interventions with an equity focus in 4 most deprived S/R, conflict & disaster affected and peri-urban areas in Yangon
90.EMERGENCY FIELD COORDINATION Emergency Planning, coordination & Monitoring at Sub-national level (Field Operations)
Innovative Actions to Treat Malnutrition in Rakhine The project’s general objective is for men, women, boys and girls to improve their nutritional status, ensure early detection and prevent long term impairment and thus strengthen their resilience. The project will achieve this objective by addressing barriers to accessing services and ensuring early responsiveness and action to prevent and treat malnutrition.
Renewable Energy Accelerator Program Support early private sector participation in some of the first MW scale solar and wind projects by providing returns commensurate to risks taken; 2.6 MtCO2e GHG savings and 100 MW installed capacity expected
Private Sector Renewable Energy Program Accelerate private sector participation in utility-scale solar, wind, and waste-to-energy power generation projects; 85 MtCo2e GHG savings and 520 MW installed capacity expected
Agricultural Development: Bong County Agricultural Development Project II Agricultural Development: Bong County Agricultural Development Project II
Rural Development: Tree Crops Extension Project The proposed project will make a special effort to directly support the Government's strategy to promote economic revitalization through export-oriented economic growth with the deeper engagement of the private sector
Rural Development: Tree Crops Extension Project II The project¿s development objective is to improve the incomes and climate resilience of smallholder cocoa
producers in Lofa County.
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Community Finance Project Objective is to reduce rural poverty and household food insecurity on a sustainable basis through access to rural finance for at least 35,000 persons. The project development objective is to improve access to rural financial services on a sustainable basis, enabling the development of the rural sector. This project will in turn, provide the complementary support to achieve the RB-COSOP strategic objectives 1 and 2 in particular
Rural Development: Smallholder Agriculture Transformation and Agribusiness Revitalization Project The project development objective is to increase agricultural productivity and commercialization on the part of smallholder farmers for the vegetable, rice and oil palm value chains in selected counties of Liberia. The geographic area will indicatively consist of the following counties: Bomi, Gbarpolu, Grand Gedeh, Grand Cape Mount, Lofa, Nimba, Margibi, Maryland and Sinoe.
Rural Development: Smallholder Tree Crop Revitalization Support Project The development objective of the STCRSP is to  reduce post-conflict poverty and food insecurity, and improve livelihoods and living conditions of rural communities. The specific objectives of the Project are to: (i) raise the quantity sold and price received by poor farmers through plantation rehabilitation; (ii) improve access to markets through road rehabilitation; and (iii) strengthen MOA and private extension services as well as farmers-based cooperatives.
Agricultural Development: Smallholder Rice Seed Project Agricultural Development: Smallholder Rice Seed Project