devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
U.S. Department of Justice - Unspecified Training/Conference U.S. Department of Justice - Unspecified Training/Conference; ILEA Budapest Session #87
Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - DEA Reimbursement for Training Expenses, Central Asia Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - DEA Reimbursement for Training Expenses, Central Asia; Oversight, Mgmt & Support
Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counter Drug Training, Central Asia Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counter Drug Training, Central Asia; Central Asia RTT-funds transferred to Kazakhstan
Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counter Drug Training, Central Asia Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request - Counter Drug Training, Central Asia; Central Asia RTT
U.S. Department of Justice - Unspecified Training/Conference U.S. Department of Justice - Unspecified Training/Conference; Crime Scene Management
Support to Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene in Tanzania This proposal seeks to bring Tanzania into a group of countries that ODI is working on regarding poverty monitoring, during financial year 2021-22, such that indepth qualitative research in a few sites more and less affected by Covid 19 can complement the available quantitative analysis on the consequences of the pandemic, especially for those at the bottom of the wellbeing distribution.
PRINDEX - Securing Citizens' Property Rights around the World PRIndex is an ODI-Land Alliance-driven initiative to develop and roll out a global property rights index to contribute to the creation of a more prosperous, secure and sustainable world by enabling all citizens to obtain secure property rights.
Hub on Technology for Education (EdTech) To research the efficacy of EdTech products focused on improving basic literacy and numeracy outcomes in developing countries and provide policymakers with evidence on which to make informed decision related to EdTech.
Accountable Grant for Research on Understanding Poverty Dynamics and its Drivers in Zambia Zambia faces significant vulnerabilities in the context of droughts, floods, debt defaulting and Covid-19, and we have identified a nexus of disturbingly low rural resilience from environmentally threatened farming and fishing; significant recent urban impoverishment both pre- and during the Covid pandemic; and a bundle of social issues having a real impact on poverty dynamics.
REACT – UK-Russia Exchange on Climate Change Transition: Moscow, Meshchera Lowlands This project will develop UK-Russian partnerships that support increasing the global ambition on resilience in order to help people, economies and the environment adapt and prepare for the impacts of climate change.
Independent Quality Assurance of DFID International Forest Knowledge Programme (KNOWFOR) Evaluation The independent quality assurance component of the overall KNOWFOR evaluation is intended to provide KNOWFOR partners with a “critical friend” throughout the evaluation process.
Quantifying Tenure Risk - The Business Case for Responsible Investment on Tenure The project will establish the level of expenditure required to implement land-based investments in a way that respects and strengthens tenure rights and social license to operate. It will look at different land-based sectors including agriculture, renewable energy, mining and infrastructure.
Monitoring  armed  group  control, Implications for conflict analysis and early warning system The project aims to improve early warning methods by enhancing our understanding of how armed groups seek to control territory and populations in fragile and conflict contexts.
Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium To provide rigorous, relevant and accessible evidence base on livelihoods, social protection and basic services that informs operational decisions by DFID/HMG, international development agencies and national actors in fragile and conflict-affected situations.
Improving the production, communication and use of scientific information in disaster preparedness, response and recovery The overall purpose of the research is to improve the use of scientific information in responding to future natural disasters in Nepal and beyond.
Supporting investment and trade in Africa (SITA) This project proposes that the UK steps up its ambition to contribute to African sustainable development and to build trade partners for the future by enhancing its support for African integration. The Agenda 2063 of the AU aims to transform African economies by boosting intra-African trade and investment. The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is a major component of this strategy.
Small Island Developing States Capacity and Resilience Programme (SIDAR) The programme aims to respond to pressures on SIDS governments arising from climate change and the unique disadvantages created by small population sizes, remoteness, and vulnerability to economic shocks and natural disasters. It will focus especially on sustainable and inclusive capacity, UK Partnership for economic development, access to affordable finance and impacting the policy environment.
Taskforce on Access to Climate Finance Technical Assistance Workplan: Taskforce on Access to Climate Finance
Adaptive Management and Innovation To support improvements in the way DFID, other government departments and other donors deliver programmes in unpredictable contexts, 
to address complex processes of change, and test and scale up innovative solutions to development challenges
Department of International Development's WASH Results Programme. The SWIFT Consortium is led by Oxfam, the consortium includes Tearfund and ODI as Global Members, and a number of other implementing partners. In the extension of the WASH Results Programme,
the consortium aims to deliver sustainable access to safe water and sanitation and encourage the adoption of basic hygiene practices in the Democratic Republic of Congo. ODI supports monitoring, evaluation, research and learning.
Learning lessons from the International Water Stewardship Programme (IWaSP) A review of the overarching lessons that come out of the IWaSP projects, including a constructive critique of progress and experiences, including what does and does not work.
Building Resilience and Adapting to Climate Extremes and Disasters Programme (BRACED) BRACED is helping people become more resilient to climate extremes in South and Southeast Asia and in the African Sahel and its neighbouring countries. 
To improve the integration of disaster risk reduction and climate adaptation methods into development approaches, BRACED seeks to influence policies and practices at the local, national and international level.
Data Driven Response to the Covid-19, Climate Change and Food Security Nexus Provide DFID and other stakeholders with modeling that better anticipates possible trajectories that vulnerable countries  will take with COVID-19, with a particular emphasis on the unprecedented ways in which food insecurity may increase due to factors not typically considered by food security experts.
ODI Fellowships Scheme Accountable Grant 2015-2022 The provision of high-calibre junior economists and statisticians to developing country governments where there are gaps in local capacity
Supporting Economic Transformation To strengthen the economic development policies of partner governments and improve donor policies and programmes in support of these. 
The programme focuses on ‘economic transformation’, meaning how economies diversify and resources (such as labour) move from lower to higher productivity activities. 
The programme will work with country governments, with DFID departments and with other donors and development partners to increase the impact of policies and investments to promote economic transformation.
Met Office WISER Support, Research and Learning around Co Production, Uptake and use of Weather and Climate Information, Evaluation and 
Transformational Change) Weather and Climate Information Services (WISER)
DEGRP Phase 2 ODI is contracted to manage the Evidence and Policy Group to maximise the impact of DEGRP research at both project and programme level.
Hub on Technology for Education (EdTech) To consider how EdTech can mitigate the impact of COVID-19 and support equitable education access and learning.
Understanding poverty trends and poverty dynamics in Rwanda The overall aim is to explain the slowdown in the rate of poverty reduction in Rwanda, in a context of continued growth, reduced inequality, peace and stability. This understanding will be achieved by identifying the patterns and drivers of sustained escapes out of poverty in Rwanda, by comparison with the drivers of chronic poverty – a measure of those who are left behind.
Stopping Abuse and Female Exploitation (SAFE) Programme Zimbabwe This mixed methods research into poverty dynamics in the context of Covid-19 in Zimbabwe has a strong focus on vulnerability and resilience and employs Covid appropriate research methods and processes. It is hoped that the research products delivered by this project will contribute to evidence-based decision-making, and pro-poor programming and policy development.
Development of the Rwanda Social Security Board (RSSB) Strategic Plan (2020-2025) The Leadership of RSSB requests support in the development a new 5-year Strategic Plan for the period 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2025. It will elaborate the vision and goals towards which RSSB will work, identify and address the challenges that RSSB faces and set targets to measure progress towards the ultimate achievement of operational excellence.
ODI PARTNERSHIP ON JOBS AND ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION 2019 - 2020 This project supports DFID’s Better Delivery on Jobs Programme by supporting joint work in three areas: 
-	Support for IDA 19 negotiations on economic transformation and job creation;
-	Development of workstreams on the pathways of economic transformation and job creation and the links between economic transformation, poverty and jobs to inform DFID policy and programming in these areas
-	Provision of flexible support to DFID for the implementation of the work stream recommendations.
Budget Strengthening Initiative (BSI) The overall description: Support to the Budget Strengthening Initiative, promoting more effective, transparent and accountable budget policies, processes and systems in the poorest and most fragile states
Tracking local resources for better response to humanitarian crises The goal of the proposed activity is to influence and inform global humanitarian policy and programming to take better account of diverse and non-traditional sources of aid.
Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence (GAGE) Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence (GAGE) is a nine-year (2015-2024) mixed methods longitudinal research and evaluation study. It follows the lives of 20,000 adolescents in six low- and middle-income countries in Africa (Ethiopia and Rwanda), Asia (Bangladesh and Nepal) and the Middle East (Jordan and Lebanon). GAGE is generating evidence on ‘what works’ to enable adolescent girls and boys to emerge from poverty and fast-track social change for young people, their families and communities. It aims to explore what strategies are most effective in transforming girls’ and boys’ lives at specific junctures in adolescence.
Support to UgIFT_Education Sector Providing support to UgIFT, focusing on the education system in Uganda
Technical Assistance: Taskforce on Access to Climate Finance The Taskforce on Access to Climate Finance requires desk-based technical assistance support to the Steering Committee (co-chaired by the UK and Fiji) in developing its principles and recommendations on access to climate finance to improve the links between access, climate planning and finance by simplifying the processes and better coordinating the funding.
Migration for Development Programme This programme will increase knowledge and capacity on migration and migration governance amongst key UK partners to facilitate safe and orderly migration, as per Sustainable Development Goal 10.7, and prevent unsafe and unregulated migration. This will be achieved through providing funding to the Start-Up Fund for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration to support country-led programming, a civil society non-profit organisation to drive international dialogue and policy thinking, and discrete projects that contribute to this goal.
FCDO support to Fellowship Scheme 2022 to 2025 FCDO support to Fellowship Scheme 2022 to 2025
Women’s influence and leadership: Integrating Women, Peace and Security into wider peacebuilding engagement. The study will provide recommendations on how to integrate Women, Peace and Security (WPS) work more strategically with wider peacebuilding and conflict related interventions to enhance women’s influence and leadership across different peacebuilding processes.
Global Security Rapid Analysis Research to improve programmes on land tenure security as a tool for understanding the conflict context and predicting violent conflict
African Continental Free Trade Area Support Programme A 4 year programme covering 2022-2026 which aims to support Africa’s economic integration through enhancing the Africa’s capacity to negotiate and implement the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
Economic Dialogue on Inclusive Growth in Bangladesh This project is part of the Strengthening Economic Systems in Bangladesh Programme. Its main objective is to increase the dialogue on economic reforms, and support the Government of Bangladesh to make pro-poor economic policies. DFID is investing in research/evaluation where clear gaps in evidence have been identified and develop partnerships with those with proven ability to influence economic policy and respond to selective requests from Government of Bangladesh to help implement economic reforms.
Partnership to Engage, Reform and Learn (PERL) -Learning Evidencing and Advocacy Programme (LEAP) LEAP (Learning, Evidencing and Advocacy Partnership), managed by ODI, works to strengthen the evidence base for reform by creating demand for, generating and encouraging the use of evidence to inform discussion and decision-making on public sector reform.
Domestic Revenue, Public Investment & Resource Mobilisation Supporting Reforms to the Financing of Local Service Delivery in Uganda: Promoting Equity, Efficiency, Transparency and Adequacy in Local Government Financing for improved Service Delivery.
Support for AU and UNECA research on trade policy in Africa ODI is partnering with the African Trade Policy Centre (ATPC) to achieve its vision of becoming Africa’s premier think tank on trade issues. The vision is for ATPC to become an Africa-based centre of excellence and a continental hub for providing and coordinating technical support for the development of trade in Africa. To achieve this vision, ODI and ATPC have formed a partnership with the following objectives: 
1.To develop and deliver a joint ODI-ATPC programme of research and policy engagement on priority themes in trade policy in Africa 
2.To provide support for technical capacity development of ATPC through placements, training and quality assurance.
ODI support for Quantifying Tenure Risk Quantifying Tenure Risk - The Business Case for Tenure Diligence
Department of International Development's WASH Results Programme The SWIFT Consortium is led by Oxfam, the consortium includes Tearfund and ODI as Global Members, and Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP) as Global Associate and a number of other implementing partners. The consortium aims to deliver sustainable access to safe water and sanitation and encourage the adoption of basic hygiene practices in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Kenya. ODI supports monitoring, evaluation, research and learning.
Coalition for Urban Transitions - New Climate Economy (NCE) special initiative The NCE Cities Coalition for Urban Transition is a major international initiative, launched in May 2016, to support national decision makers 
to unlock the power of cities for enhanced national economic, social, and environmental performance, including reducing the risk of climate change.
Supply Component of the Somali Health and Nutrition Programme (SHINE) The SHINE project aims to improve access to essential health services of acceptable quality through implementation of the essential package of health services producing the desired health outcomes in maternal and neonatal and child mortality.
Modelling Early Risk Indicators to Anticipate Malnutrition (MERIAM) Modelling Early Risk Indicators to Anticipate Malnutrition (MERIAM) is a four-year project funded by the UK government, which brings together an interdisciplinary team of experts across four consortium partners: Action Against Hunger, the Graduate Institute of Geneva, John Hopkins University, and the University of Maryland. MERIAM’s primary aim is to develop, test and scale-up models to improve the prediction and monitoring of undernutrition in countries that experience frequent climate and conflict-related shocks.
MOU between USAID and DOC to transfer funds to implement DOS-ENR technical assistance in South Asia Funds provided to carry out technical assistance in energy laws for countries in need of modernizing commercial laws and regulations governing their natural resources
U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): Support for the IOSEA Secretariat U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA): Support for the IOSEA Secretariat - U.S. Contribution. To support conservation and management of marine turtles and their habitats of the Indian Ocean and South-East Asia through United Nations Environment Programme.
INATIVE STAFF SUPPORT  ON CROSS SECTORAL Improved and coordinated action for multiple sectoral outcomes
ACCÈS AMÉLIORÉ AUX SERVICES DE NUTRITION Renforcement de la participation des enfants, adolescents et femmes Ã  travers le cycle budgÃ©taire
PRESCOLAIRE D'ici 2023, la proportion d'enfant (filles et garÃ§ons, y compris les enfants handicapÃ©s et les enfants vulnÃ©rables) de la ZI qui
ont accÃ¨s Ã  une Ã©ducation prÃ©scolaire inclusive et de qualitÃ© augmente
2.7- POD  MISE A L'ECHELLE AEPHA 2011 2.7- POD  Mise a l'echelle AEPHA 2011   'AEPHA sont mises Ã  l'Ã©chelle et permettent Ã  35 districts sanitaires de promouvoir
l'utilisation de l'eau potable et les installations d'hygiÃ¨ne et d'assaissinissement dans les communautÃ©s vulnÃ©rables, Ã©coles et
formations sanitaires "
13.1 - STAFF ON CROSS CUTTING COSTS 13.1 -  Staff  on cross cutting Costs 2012-2013
5.1 - POD  ECOLE AMIE DES ENFANTS 5.1 - Des actions visant Ã  amÃ©liorer l'environnement scolaire et d'ordre pÃ©dagogique sont soutenues dans 150 Ã©coles dans les 6
rÃ©gions Ã©ducatives
INACTIVE COMPETENCES DE VIE DES ADOLESCENTS 6.2 -  D'ici 2018, les adolescents et adolescentes bÃ©nÃ©ficient d'une Ã©ducation aux compÃ©tences de vie dans des structures
associatives, centres communautaires et autres structures d'accueil des jeunes  les capacitÃ©s des communautÃ©s, des enfants et des
familles sont renforcÃ©es pour Ã©liminer les pratiques et les comportements prÃ©judiciables aux enfants
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Governance and Systems : Une gouvernance et des systÃ¨mes sont en place pour appuyer la direction et gestion des opÃ©rations du
bureau
2.9-  PODTRAITEMENT MALNUTRI AIGUE NIVEA 2.9-  PODTraitement malnutri aigue Niveans de 5 ans ont accÃ¨s et utilise
nt des services curatifs de nutrition de qualitÃ©.
3.5 Child Survival and Development (CSD) PROGRAMME SUPPORT 3.5 The Child Survival and Development (CSD) programme benefits from technical assistance and administrative support for effective and efficient programme
implementation.Â
2.1- POD ALBEN/VIT A/IODE PLATEAUX 2011 2.1- POD Alben/Vit A/Iode Plateaux 2011 de moins de 5 ans (filles et gar
cons)sont protÃ©gÃ©s contre les parasitoses, la carence en Vit A et les TD
CI
4.3 - POD  URGENCE EN ÉDUCATION 4.3 - POD Soutien aux enfants et Ã©coles sinistrÃ©s
2.2- POD PEV/PCIMNE CENTRALE 2011 2.2- POD PEV/PCIMNE Centrale 2011       e moins de 5 ans (filles et garc
ons) sont protÃ©gÃ©s contre les maladies vaccinables et 80% des enfants et
 des femmes dorment sous in moustiquaire imprÃ©gnÃ©e
2.1- POD ALBEND/VIT A/IODE MARITIME 2011 2.1- POD Albend/Vit A/Iode Maritime 2011de moins de 5 ans sont protÃ©gÃ©s
contre les parasitoses, la carence en Vit A et les TDCI
2.2- POD PEV/PCIMNE MARITIME 2011 2.2- POD PEV/PCIMNE Maritime 2011       e moins de 5 ans sont protÃ©gÃ©s c
ontre les maladies vaccinables et 80% des enfants et des femmes dorment
sous in moustiquaire imprÃ©gnÃ©e
PRÉVENTION ABANDON  SCOLARISATION FILLES 4.2   D'ici Ã  fin 2018, les capacitÃ©s des communautÃ©s sont renforcÃ©es pour la prÃ©vention de l'abandon scolaire, la promotion de la
scolarisation des filles et la rÃ©insertion scolaire des enfants hors Ã©cole
1.7-  POD STRATEGIES PREVENTIVES COMMUN 1.7-  POD Strategies preventives commun de moins de 5 ans et des femmes
dans les 7 districts de Kara et 4 districts des Savanes ont accÃ¨s et uti
lisent des stratÃ©gies prÃ©ventives communautaires Ã  haut impact (UNDAF 2.
2.3)
PRISE EN CHARGE DES ENFANTS VULNÉRABLES D'ici 2018, les enfants Ã  risque ou victimes de violence, abus et exploitation sont protÃ©gÃ©s et pris en charge par un systÃ¨me
cohÃ©rent et adaptÃ© au contexte du Togo
COORDINATION SECTEUR Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) 2.5   Le pilotage du secteur et l'offre des services Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) sont renforcÃ©s pour  une meilleure coordination,  pÃ©rennisation  et
extension de la couverture en eau de qualitÃ© et assainissement au niveau communautaire et dans les structures sanitaires
NUTRITION DE L'ENFANT 2.2    D'ici Ã  fin 2018, 95% des filles et garÃ§ons de moins de 5 ans sont dÃ©parasitÃ©s et protÃ©gÃ©s contre les carences en vitamine
A et en iode, et 40 % des enfants souffrant de malnutrition aiguÃ« sÃ©vÃ¨re bÃ©nÃ©ficient d'un traitement rÃ©pondant aux normes
nationales dans les six rÃ©gions sanitaires
2.6- POD  Communication for Development (C4D) CENTRALE 2011 2.6- POD  Communication for Development (C4D) Centrale 2011             recu des messages favorables pou
r la survie et le developpement de l'enfant pendant des campagnes d'ampl
eur nationale
PLANIFICATION SUIVI EVALUATION D'ici fin 2023, le personnel de l'UNICEF et ses partenaires de mise en Å“uvre disposent d'outils, d'orientations et de ressources
appropriÃ©es pour concevoir, planifier, gÃ©rer, et suivre efficacement l'exÃ©cution du programme mÃªme en pÃ©riode d'urgence
ACCÈS À L EAU POTABLE AMÉLIORÉ D'ici Ã  2023, les enfants et les mÃ¨res ont un accÃ¨s Ã©quitable et durable Ã  l'eau potable
GOUVERNANCE ET PILOTAGE 3.1   D'ici Ã  fin 2018, la gouvernance du systÃ¨me Ã©ducatif est renforcÃ©e et le Plan sectoriel de l'Ã©ducation intÃ¨gre des
stratÃ©gies adÃ©quates pour assurer Ã  tous les enfants, y compris ceux exclus du systÃ¨me scolaire et ceux vivant avec un handicap, un
accÃ¨s Ã  un enseignement adÃ©quat et de qualitÃ©
9.3 - PROTECTION PROGRAMME SUPPORT Intermediate Results (IR) 9.3 : The Child Protection Programme benefits from technical assistance and administrative support for effective and efficient
programme implementation.
PRÉVENTION DE LA MALNUTRITION CHRONIQUERENFORCÉE D'ici Ã  2023, les enfants ont un accÃ¨s amÃ©liorÃ© aux services de prÃ©vention de la malnutrition chronique
2.2 - EPI AND MALARIA PREVENTION Intermediate Results (IR) 2.2 - By the end of 2013, 95% of children under 5 years are protected against vaccine-preventable diseases and 85% of children
and pregnant women sleep under insecticide treated nets
7.3. BIRTH REGISTRATION IR 7.3. By 2013, the percentage of children registered within 45 days of birth has increased from 78% to 85% .
1.3 PHCU PACKAGE IR 1.3: By the end of 2013, 60% of children under 5 and women of reproductive age in 12 districts of Kara and Savanes have access
to and use high-impact preventive and curative interventions in PHCUs.
2.3- POD  PTME MARITIME 2011 2.3- POD  PTME Maritime 2011             CPN et 80% des enfants nÃ©s de m
Ã¨res sÃ©ropositives au VIH reÃ§oivent les services de PTME
3.6  POD APPUI AU PNDS 2011 3.6  POD Appui au PNDS 2011             e en \009Cuvre du PNDS par le renfor
cement des moyens techniques, matÃ©riels et et humains dans la rÃ©gion des
 Savanes