devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
PROG 2017-2021_BURUNDI_OUTCOME 1_L'utilisation durable de suffisamment d'installations d'eau et d'assainissement sures ainsi que des attitudes et pratiques d'hygiene sures et durables dans la population cible d'ici 2021. La Croix-Rouge de Belgique Flandres (CRB-FL) travaille au Burundi depuis 2007, principalement dans le domaine de WASH, et toujours avec son partenaire préférentiel, la Société Nationale de Croix-Rouge du Burundi (CRB). Un accès suffisant à de l’eau potable et à l’assainissement est un important contributeur à la santé générale et à la réduction de pauvreté. Avec ce programme, 32.344 personnes seront atteintes dans la province de Ngozi bénéficieront directement et 161.720 personnes indirectement des sources d’eau protégées et des systèmes de distribution d’eau. Outre l’accès, le comportement est un facteur clé pour la santé. Pour cette raison, le programme se concentre sur le changement comportemental envers l’hygiène. Ceci sera réalisé en utilisant des approches scientifiques de changement de comportement. Beaucoup de volontaires de la CRB jouent un rôle important tant en transmettant le message, qu’en assistant les bénéficiaires à changer leur comportement pour le mieux.
PROG 2017-2021_MOZAMBIQUE_OUTCOME 1_Sustained use of sufficient safe water & sanitation facilities, as well as sustained safe hygiene attitudes & practices by the target population by 2021. Belgian Red Cross-Flanders (BRC-FL) worked in Mozambique between 2001 and 2014, mostly in the field of health and disaster response, and always with its preferential partner, the National Society, Mozambique Red Cross Society . Between 2017 and 2021, the renewed cooperation will focus on First Aid training and service delivery and water and sanitation. BRC-Fl focuses on these 2 areas of intervention in order to be able to deliver a tangible added value to the partnership, seen our extensive and evidence-based experience in those two areas of intervention. Access to sufficient and safe water and sanitation is an important contributor to overall health and poverty reduction. With this program, 7.000 persons in Vilanculos will benefit from access to safe drinking water (new and rehabilitated water points) and 5.000 persons from access to improved sanitation. Apart from access, behavior is key to good health outcomes and hygiene promotion is according to the World Bank one of the most cost-effective health interventions. Therefore, the program also focusses on hygiene behavior change. This is accomplished using scientific approaches to behavioral change which are positively influencing our impact: 150 volunteers of Mozambique Red Cross Society will play an important role in both transmitting the right messages, and assisting the beneficiaries to change their behavior for the better. In total, the program assists 7.000 direct beneficiaries and 14.000 indirect, making a total of 20.000 beneficiaries.
PROG 2017-2021_Structure costs Belgian Red Cross-Flanders helps: sustainable impact through commitment to self-reliance
PROG 2017-2021_Belgian Red Cross-Flanders helps: sustainable impact through commitment to self-reliance Belgian Red Cross-Flanders helps: sustainable impact through commitment to self-reliance.
PROG 2017-2021_NEPAL_OUTCOME 1_Sustained use of sufficient safe water & sanitation facilities, as well as sustained safe hygiene attitudes & practices by target population by 2018. The Belgian Red Cross-Flanders (BRC-Fl) has worked in Nepal for almost 30 years and always with its preferential partner, the Nepal Red Cross Society (NRCS). In 2017 and 2018, the cooperation will continue to focus on First Aid (FA) and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene promotion (WASH). BRC-Fl focuses on these 2 given they are, according to the World Bank, two of the cheapest ways to increase public health in developing countries. Access to sufficient and safe water and sanitation, is an important contributor to overall health and poverty reduction. The program also focusses on hygiene promotion through behavior change since it is a key condition for good health. This is accomplished using scientific approaches to behavioral change coupled with the extensive volunteers base of NRCS, which plays an important role in both transmitting the right messages and assisting communities to change their behavior for the better. A total of 54.114 beneficiaries is reached, among whom 30.165 are directly reached.
PROG 2017-2021_ZIMBABWE_OUTCOME 1_Lay people, Red Cross staff & volunteers have adequate, up-to-date and evidence based knowledge, skills & attitudes to provide first aid to those in need by 2021, as such enhancing community level resilience and emergency care capacity. Belgian Red Cross-Flanders (BRC-Fl) has worked in Zimbabwe since 2015 with its preferential partner Zimbabwe Red Cross Society (ZRCS) on the strengthening of their first aid department. During the future program running from 2017-2021, we’ll continue to strengthen the capacity of ZRCS to provide high quality FA Education. First aid is a priority activity for all Red Cross Societies worldwide, and especially relevant in Zimbabwe, considering its stretched and subpar health infrastructure, the frequent occurrence of disasters and the remoteness of certain areas. FA Education is a proven cost-effective development intervention, with a cost of 8US$ per Disability-Adjusted Life Year averted (DALY), making it one of the cheapest ways to increase public health in developing countries. Moreover, our program is underpinned by scientific research in order to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of our intervention. As a result, 84.786 beneficiaries can be reached from which 2.310 direct ones. This program will ensure ZRCS can offer qualitative trainings by institutionalizing evidence-based didactical materials, and developing reliable and competent structures. Moreover, it will consolidate the place of ZRCS as market leader in commercial first aid, which highly increases the financial sustainability of the program. Lastly, it will provide aid training to key selected volunteers relating to road safety and potential election violence, ensuring high-quality pre-hospital care is available to those in need.
PROG 2017-2021_BURUNDI_OUTCOME 2_Les profanes, le personnel et les volontaires Croix-Rouge possedent les attitudes, capacités et connaissances adéquates, à jour et evidence-based pour donner les premiers secours à ceux qui en ont besoin, et ce, d'ici 2021. De telle facon, ils augmentent le niveau de résilience de la communauté et la capacité de soins d'urgence. La Croix-Rouge de Belgique Flandres (CRB-FL) travaille au Burundi depuis 2007, principalement dans les domaines Premiers Secours et WASH, et toujours avec son partenaire préférentiel, la Société Nationale de Croix-Rouge du Burundi (CRB). Entre 2017 et 2021, la coopération continuera à se concentrer sur les formations aux Premiers Secours et prestations de services (eau et assainissement). La CRB-FL se concentre sur ces deux domaines d’intervention afin d’être capable de donner une valeur ajoutée réelle au partenariat. Les PS constituent une activité prioritaire dans toutes les sociétés Croix-Rouge au monde et est particulièrement pertinente au Burundi pour plusieurs raisons. Une de ces raisons est la vulnérabilité aux catastrophes liées au changement climatique (sécheresse, érosion…) qui menacent la population et surtout la population la plus vulnérable. D’autres raisons sont la défaillance des soins de santé primaires et la violence politique liée à l’instabilité politique continuelle. Ces éléments soulignent le besoin de volontaires Premiers Secours compétents. L’éducation aux Premiers Secours forme une intervention très efficace, avec un coût de 8 $ par ‘DALY’7. évité (disability-adjusted life year, c’est-à-dire : AVCI, nombre d’années de vie corrigé du facteur d’incapacité). Ceci rend la formation aux PS un des moyens les moins chers pour améliorer la santé publique dans les pays en cours de développement. La CRB-FLa une vaste expérience en formation aux PS qui assure que ce qui est enseigné est conforme aux données scientifiques probantes les plus récentes. Ainsi 11.787 personnes bénéficieront directement de l’intervention Premiers Secours et grâce au grand effet de cascade, 66.135 bénéficiaires indirects seront atteints.
PROG 2017-2021_RWANDA_OUTCOME 1_Sustained use of sufficient safe water & sanitation facilities, as well as sustained safe hygiene attitudes & practices by the target population by 2021. Belgian Red Cross-Flanders (BRC-FL) has collaborated with Rwanda Red Cross Society (RRCS) between 2003 and 2010. Until today, the results of this collaboration can be seen in the First Aid (FA) service of RRCS. Between 2017 and 2021, the cooperation will focus on first aid training and water, sanitation & hygiene (WASH) as those are, according to the World Bank6, two of the cheapest ways to increase public health in developing countries. Moreover, the program directly contributes to the Joint Strategic Goal (JSG) 4 and indirectly to JSG’s 1 and 7 of the Rwandan Joint Strategic Framework (JSF). Access to sufficient and safe water and sanitation is an important contributor to overall health and poverty reduction. With this program, 3.320 persons will benefit from improved water and sanitation infrastructure. Apart from access, the program also focuses on hygiene behavioral change. This is accomplished using scientific approaches to behavioral change, whereby the many volunteers of RRCS play an important role in both transmitting the right messages through different methods, and assisting the 11.676 beneficiaries to change their behavior for the better.
PROG 2017-2021_RWANDA_OUTCOME 2_Lay people, Red Cross staff & volunteers have adequate, up-to-date and evidence based knowledge, skills & attitudes to provide first aid to those in need by 2021, thus enhancing community level resilience and emergency care capacity. Belgian Red Cross-Flanders (BRC-FL) has collaborated with Rwanda Red Cross Society (RRCS) between 2003 and 2010. Until today, the results of this collaboration can be seen in the First Aid (FA) service of RRCS. Between 2017 and 2021, the cooperation will focus on first aid training and water, sanitation & hygiene (WASH) as those are, according to the World Bank, two of the cheapest ways to increase public health in developing countries. Moreover, the program directly contributes to the Joint Strategic Goal (JSG) 4 and indirectly to JSG’s 1 and 7 of the Rwandan Joint Strategic Framework (JSF). First Aid is a priority activity for all Red Cross Societies worldwide, and especially relevant in Rwanda, because of frequent disasters and lack of health infrastructure and services. BRC-Fl has extensive expertise in FA education, assuring that what is thought, is conform to the latest scientific evidence. This significantly increases the effectiveness of the intervention and allows RRCS to reach at least 10.405 beneficiaries with FA assistance in times of need.
PROG 2017-2021_SOUTH AFRICA_OUTCOME 1_Lay people, Red Cross staff & volunteers have adequate, up-to-date and evidence based knowledge, skills & attitudes to provide first aid to those in need by 2021, as such enhancing community level resilience and emergency care capacity. In the partnership between Belgian Red Cross-Flanders (BRC-Fl) and South African Red Cross Society (SARCS), the program 2017-2021 will focus on First Aid (FA). First aid is a priority activity for all Red Cross Societies worldwide, and especially relevant in South Africa, considering its stretched, sub-par health infrastructure and the burden of various communicable and non-communicable diseases. The focus will be on strengthening SARCS as an organization, improving the first aid training quality in commercial and non-commercial first aid and embedding first aid services at community level in 5 provinces (Gauteng, Kwa-Zulu Natal, Western Cape, Eastern Cape, Limpopo). The goal will be to contribute to improved health and well-being of the people in the selected provinces by increasing coping mechanism of community members in emergencies and basic health situations. FA Education is a proven cost-effective development intervention, with a cost of 8US$ per disability-adjusted life year averted (DALY), making it one of the cheapest ways to increase public health in developing countries5. Moreover, our program is underpinned by scientific research in order to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of our intervention. As a result, 72.072 beneficiaries can be reached.
PROG 2017-2021_TANZANIA_OUTCOME 2_Lay people, Red Cross staff & volunteers have adequate, up-to-date and evidence based knowledge, skills & attitudes to provide first aid to those in need by 2021, as such enhancing community level resilience and emergency care capacity. Between 2017 and 2021, the newly established cooperation between Belgian Red Cross-Flanders (BRC-FL) and Tanzania Red Cross Society (TRCS) will focus on first aid (FA) training and water and sanitation (WASH). The WASH program actively contributes to the sustainable development goals (SDG) 3, SDG 5, 6 and 13. The FA intervention contributes to SDG 1, 3, 5 and 8. Additionally, the program directly contributes towards Joint Strategic Goal (JSG) 4 on health in the Joint Strategic Framework (JSF) of Tanzania and is in line with our internal Strategy 2020. Firstly, FA is a priority activity for all Red Cross Societies worldwide, and especially relevant in Tanzania, because of frequent disasters and lack of health infrastructure and services. Moreover, FA Education is a very cost-effective intervention. At a cost of 8 US$ per disability-adjusted life year (DALY), FA is one of the cheapest ways to increase public health in developing countries. BRC-Fl has extensive expertise in FA education, assuring that what is thought, is conform the latest scientific evidence. Due to the large spillover effects, a total of 5.301 beneficiaries will be reached.
PROG 2017-2021_BELGIUM_OUTCOME 2_Professionals and Belgian policymakers have strengthened their knowledge of international humanitarian law and disseminate it. International Humanitarian Law is a living area of law given the increase in both the number and complexity of armed conflicts. The proximity of conflicts, Belgium's involvement in armed conflicts and the fact that International Humanitarian Law also has obligations to be met in peacetime indicate the importance of International Humanitarian Law. As auxiliary of the government, Belgian Red Cross-Flanders supports the Belgian government in the dissemination and promotion of the compliance with International Humanitarian Law. Belgian Red Cross-Flanders has the necessary expertise and can count on the support of an international network for expertise and up-to-date information. Belgian Red Cross-Flanders chooses to work in two do-mains: (1) the provision of information and (2) influencing policy. Belgian Red Cross-Flanders specifically targets professionals who come into contact with International Humanitarian Law in the course of their work and policy makers who have a have a direct impact on compliance with and dissemination of International Humanitarian Law.
PROG 2017-2021_NEPAL_OUTCOME 2_Lay people, Red Cross staff & volunteers have adequate, up-to-date and evidence-based knowledge, skills & attitudes to provide first aid to those in need by 2018, as such enhancing community level resilience and emergency care capacity. The Belgian Red Cross-Flanders (BRC-Fl) has worked in Nepal for almost 30 years and always with its preferential partner, the Nepal Red Cross Society (NRCS). In 2017 and 2018, the cooperation will continue to focus on First Aid (FA) and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene promotion (WASH). BRC-Fl focuses on these 2 given they are, according to the World Bank, two of the cheapest ways to increase public health in developing countries. FA is also a priority activity for all Red Cross Societies worldwide, and especially relevant in Nepal, because of the lack of a strong health infrastructure, especially to remote, inaccessible parts of the country. Building self-reliance through providing high quality First Aid increases the response capacity of crucial local first responders given NRCS is the largest national humanitarian organization in Nepal, reaching all districts through 75 district chapters and over 1.000 sub chapters. The UN and international NGO’s in Nepal use this organizational structure of NRCS to mobilize volunteers at grass roots level in response to (looming) disaster. BRC-Fl brings extensive expertise in FA education, assuring that what is taught, is conform the latest scientific evidence. This increases the effectiveness of FA and explains the large spill-over effect to 147.296 beneficiaries, among whom 1.296 are directly reached.
PROG 2017-2021_MOZAMBIQUE_OUTCOME 2_Lay people, Red Cross staff & volunteers have adequate, up-to-date and evidence-based knowledge, skills & attitudes to provide first aid to those in need by 2021, as such enhancing community level resilience and emergency care capacity. Belgian Red Cross-Flanders (BRC-FL)worked in Mozambique between 2001 and 2014, mostly in the field of health and disaster response, and always with its preferential partner, the National Society, Mozambique Red Cross Society . Between 2017 and 2021, the renewed cooperation will focus on First Aid training and service delivery and water and sanitation. BRC-Fl focuses on these 2 areas of intervention in order to be able to deliver a tangible added value to the partnership, seen our extensive and evidence-based experience in those two areas of intervention. First Aid is a priority activity for all Red Cross Societies worldwide, and especially relevant in Mozambique, given the volatile political and socio-economic situation, the disasters that frequently hit the country and the limited access to basic healthcare especially for the rural population. Moreover, First Aid Education is a very cost-effective development intervention, having a cost of 8 $ per disability-adjusted life year averted (DALY), making it one of cheapest ways to increase public health in developing countries. BRC-FL has extensive expertise in FA education, assuring that what is thought, is conform the latest scientific evidence. This highly increases the efficiency of our intervention, resulting in a total of 2.155 direct beneficiaries with a large spill-over effect to 32.480 indirect beneficiaries, making a total of 34.635 beneficiaries.
PROG 2017-2021_BELGIUM_OUTCOME 1_The volunteers of Belgian Red Cross-Flanders International are committed to making vulnerable people self-reliant. Belgian Red Cross-Flanders International strengthens volunteers with an interest in international co-operation as a world citizen. Belgian Red Cross-Flanders International gives the Red Cross volunteers opportunities and provides support to deploy their competencies and actually get to work within the field of international cooperation. Belgian Red Cross-Flanders International is fully committed to activating volunteers. The activities that the volunteers carry out contribute to the higher goal of making vulnerable people self-reliant. In order to achieve this, the intervention strategy focuses on two main areas, namely communication and volunteer support.
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Germany provides the fund to Nigeria (2017) Germany provides the fund to Nigeria (2017)
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UN and Other Agencies provides the fund to Nigeria (2017) UN and Other Agencies provides the fund to Nigeria (2017)
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Switzerland provides the fund to Nigeria (2017) Switzerland provides the fund to Nigeria (2017)
Ireland provides the fund to Nigeria (2017) Ireland provides the fund to Nigeria (2017)
Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Nigeria (2017) Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Nigeria (2017)
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