devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Saudi Absar Volunteer Project The Saudi Absar Volunteer Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it for school students by early detection of visual impairment, diagnosing cases, monitoring cases that need treatment, and transferring the necessary beneficiaries to hospitals to complete the necessary surgical treatment. Providing preventive services for eye health, awareness and education about vision diseases, and training teachers in schools on early detection of cases of visual impairment among students. 501 were inspected in one of the schools in the capital, Dhaka, for Bangladeshi students
Providing and distributing food baskets for the most needy families in Bangladesh Providing (14,905) food baskets in light of poverty and suffering of the most needy families, consisting of (rice, lentils, oil, salt, sugar. etc). Relieving the need and suffering of families for 59,620 beneficiaries.
Contribute to the financial burden on needy families
Saudi Nour Volunteer Project to combat blindness Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 4161
PROG 2017-2021_Outcome_OS Burkina Faso SDZ2 Le programme au Burkina Faso vise à étendre la protection sociale en santé, favoriser la création d’emplois durables avec des revenus viables et améliorer les droits du travail pour les travailleurs et travailleuses de l’économie informelle et du monde rural, et plus particulièrement les jeunes et les femmes, ainsi que du secteur de l’agro-alimentaire. Pour ce faire et au travers de deux organisations partenaires et une partie prenante (1 ONG, 1 Union régionale de mutuelles de santé et 1 bureau d’étude) le programme renforcera 4 types de groupes cibles (des mutuelles de santé ainsi que leurs unions régionales, une plateforme nationale d’acteurs mutualiste, un réseau d’associations de transformatrices de produits agro-alimentaires et une plateforme de fédérations syndicales du secteur agro-alimentaire) aux niveaux organisationnel, technique (gestion et digitalisation), thématique et politique, de façon à ce qu’ils représentent une véritable force de mobilisation et qu’ils jouent pleinement leurs rôles respectifs dans l’extension de leurs droits sociaux, politique et économiques. Au total, ce sont environ 83 880 individus (au démarrage) qui bénéficieront des effets du programme. Une démarche transversale d’amélioration de la participation et du leadership des femmes se traduira par des stratégies et un suivi ciblés. Une attention particulière à l’impact des activités menées sur l’environnement est également envisagée au travers d’audits ou de partage d’expériences. Des synergies et complémentarités seront mises en œuvre avec d’autres OSC du Cadre Stratégique Travail Décent en matière de droit à la protection sociale et dans le domaine de l’économie sociale et solidaire, p.ex. dans des actions de plaidoyer politique. Des réseaux d’organisations mutualistes, d’(IESS) Initiatives de l’Économie Sociale et Solidaire (transformatrices-teurs / restauratrices-teurs) ainsi que des fédérations syndicales du secteur de l’alimentation, avec l’appui du programme, se structurent, se renforcent et sont en capacité d’améliorer l’accès à des moyens de subsistance durables, d’élargir la protection sociale des communautés qu’elles représentent et qui en sont exclues et d’influencer les politiques dans le cadre de la lutte pour la promotion et la vulgarisation des droits au travail décent des populations en particulier des jeunes et des femmes ainsi que pour la protection de l’environnement et de l’égalité hommes femmes au Burkina Faso. 48 mutuelles de santé actuelles (+ 15 nouvelles mutuelles mises en place en synergie avec le programme PADS – Banque Mondiale (voir chapitre synergie et fiches parties prenantes) et 3 Unions de mutuelles de santé, 1 plateforme nationale d’acteurs mutualistes, 60 associations de transformatrices, et 4 fédérations syndicales du secteur agroalimentaire.
United Kingdom provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024) United Kingdom provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024)
Luxembourg provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024) Luxembourg provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024)
Ireland provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024) Ireland provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024)
Netherlands provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024) Netherlands provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024)
Australia provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024) Australia provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024)
Sweden provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024) Sweden provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024)
Iceland provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024) Iceland provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024)
European Commission provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024) European Commission provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024)
Norway provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024) Norway provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024)
Switzerland provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024) Switzerland provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024)
Canada provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024) Canada provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024)
Japan provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024) Japan provides the fund to Afghanistan (2024)
SIP: Agricultural and Rural Rehabilitation and Development Initiative (ARRDI) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
SIP: Oasis Micro-Basin Sand Invasion Control in the Goure and Maine Regions (PLECO) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
SPWA-CC: Integration of Greenhouse Gas Emission Reductions in Niger's Rural Energy Service Access Program NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
LCB-NREE Niger child project: Improving Sustainable Management of Natural Resources in Nigerâ€™s Diffa Region NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Sustainable Co-Management of the Natural Resources of the Air-Tenere Complex NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Niger National Child Project under the GEF Africa Minigrids Program Supporting access to clean energy by increasing the financial viability, and promoting scaled-up commercial investment, in renewable minigrids in Niger with a focus on cost-reduction levers and innovative business models Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. Socioeconomic benefits of the project are considerable as it encompasses a large part of the population by focusing on households, private sector business and cooperatives as well as public services including schools and health centers/hospitals in rural areas. The successful implementation of the project will:· Ensure access to an available, reliable, affordable and greener energy in the future pilot sites and further· Potentially improve the stability of the grid as less pressure will be exerted on it through the implementation of minigrids in the medium and long run· Secure existing incomes and provide additional incomes to MSMEs and cooperatives· Empower women and youth by building their capacity and promoting entrepreneurial activities including as rural electrician, money collector, etc. directly related to the minigrid and adding income generating opportunities through access to energy such as food conservation, processing and selling; handicraft, services and trade; etc.· Increase greater awareness on climate change and environment protection, minigrids, gender mainstreaming · Grant access to better public services especially schools and health centers/hospitals· Facilitate access to telecom and Internet services· Improve livelihoods of vulnerable populations e.g., women, youth, people with disabilitiesThe socioeconomic benefits of the project are not only measurable at the local and national levels but also at the regional and global level. At regional level, through the regional AMP umbrella socio-economic benefits, lessons learnt, and best practices will be shared upon national projects. In addition, knowledge and experience sharing will be taking place within the ECOWAS region, between LDCs and various partners (IRENA, RMI, etc.). Finally at global level, environmental benefits generated by this project will support the efforts in reducing GHG emissions and thus improving livelihoods.
SPWA-BD: Integrating the Sustainable Management of Faunal Corridors into Niger's Protected Area System NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Integrated Management of Oasis Ecosystems of Northern Niger (IMOE -NN) Integrated Natural Resource Management alleviates land degradation, addresses loss of biodiversity, reduces emission of GHGs, maintains forest and oasis ecosystem services and improves livelihoods in the Air Massif of Niger. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
GGW: Third Phase of the Community Action Program NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
SIP: Community Driven SLM for Environmental and Food Security NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Community-based Integrated Ecosytem Management Program under the Community Action Program NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Niger: Food-IAP: Family Farming Development Programme (ProDAF) NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Addressing the illegal trade and understanding the demand for rhino horn in Vietnam "The purpose of this proposal is to strengthen the Vietnamese criminal justice system to more effectively prevent, detect and suppress Vietnamese citizens involved in illegal rhino horn trade, thereby reducing the threat of illegal trafficking to the survival of rhino species. This will be done by: 1) generating more detailed profiles on known traders, and new information on major rhino horn traders and their networks for law enforcement action; 2) catalyzing progress and providing technical support to ongoing investigations and prosecutions into open cases of rhino horn crimes by police and prosecutors; 3) increasing understanding and building consensus within local civil society groups, private and public sector key opinion leaders and the media on tackling illegal rhino horn trade in Vietnam; and 4) increasing local media coverage on illegal rhino horn trade issues and the wildlife crime suppression efforts of both Vietnam and enforcement agencies of other nations...Specifically this will be done by: (1) conducting surveys into illegal rhino horn trade networks; (2) carrying out a meeting for international and domestic LE agencies to review on-going rhino horn violation cases, and lend pressure to urge progress; (3) carrying out a roundtable meeting with Vietnamese prosecutors to review the current legal framework, (4) identifying loopholes and overcoming difficulties in processing illegal rhino horn trade related cases; (5) carrying out informal meetings for key opinion leaders, media, and local civil society to leverage support for rhino conservation and a strong anti-trade/consumption voice in Vietnam; (6) providing technical support to the CITES MA for report preparation and CoP16 decision implementation, including returning seized rhino horn or samples to South Africa for forensic analysis; (7) increasing local media coverage on illegal rhino horn trade issues by the distribution (and translation where necessary) of information through communication channels
Strengthening the conservation of critically endangered gibbon Nomascus leucogenys in Vietnam The critically endangered white-cheeked crested gibbon (Nomascus leucogenys) is one of the least know gibbon taxa in the world. Recent primate survey confirmed that the most viable population of this species in Vietnam is only found in the forest complex of Xuan Lien Nature Reserve and Pu Hoat Nature Reserve located in the west Conner of Thanh Hoa and Nghe an Provinces. Illegal hunting of gibbon still exists in the area as there is no gibbon and wildlife monitoring and education effort and there is no coordination between the two reserves in protecting the gibbon and other threatened wildlife. This project will: (1) Improve the conservation capacity for staff of Pu Hoat-Xuan Lien in gibbon and endangered wildlife conservation monitoring and conservation; (2) Establish and maintain a long-term gibbon monitoring program in the reserves; (3) Establish and maintain a gibbon and wildlife conservation education program to reduce demand on wildlife and mitigate threats; and, (4) Improve and maintain cooperation and coordination between the two nature reserves in protecting gibbon and other endangered wildlife, and regular sharing conservation experiences.
SECURING A STRONGHOLD FOR WILDLIFE IN VIETNAM AND RECOVERING POPULATIONS OF PANGOLINS IN PU MAT NATIONAL PARK, VIETNAM Vietnam is home to Sunda pangolins (Manis javanica) and Chinese pangolins (Manis pentadactyla), but illegal killing for the international demand for pangolin scales and meat is having a devastating impact on their wild populations. Previous USFWS support to Save Vietnams Wildlife (2017-2019) helped to counter pangolin trafficking and bolster the population of pangolins in Vietnam by reintroducing rescued pangolins from the illegal trade, monitoring the populations through radio-tracking and camera trapping, and establishing a field presence within Pu Mat National Park to monitor the reintroduced pangolins. This project will address illegal killing and trafficking of pangolins in Vietnam by further securing Pu Mat National Park as a stronghold for pangolins and other wildlife. Specific activities of this two-year grant include: (1) recruitment, training, and deployment of 8 new anti-poaching staff; (2) collection and analysis of data on threats and illegal activities around Pu Mat in order to reduce illegal activities within the park and improve government action; (3) support for workshops and training of relevant stakeholders, including the Department of Agricultural and Rural Development, Forest Protection Department, enforcement officials, and rangers; and, (4) continued monitoring of released pangolins using innovative technologies such as camera traps and drones.
Strengthening Transboundary Cooperation for the Conservation of Yellow-Cheeked Crested Gibbon and Other Endangered Wildlife in the Southern Annamites Western Slopes Landscape The purpose of this project is to increase the capacity of law enforcement agencies to conduct strategic enforcement investigations and operations relating to the trans-boundary wildlife trade, generate understanding and support for intelligence-led policing among frontline law enforcement agencies operating in the SAWS landscape, and to enhance communications, coordination and cooperation between relevant agencies in Vietnam and Cambodia to harmonize conservation efforts and law enforcement action within the wider landscape.
Support for community based marine turtle nesting beach conservation and bycatch reduction in Viet Nam The recipient will implement community based nesting beach conservation programs and bycatch monitoring in Quang Ninh, Quang Tri, Quang Nam, Quang Ngai, Binh Dinh, and Binh Thuan provinces as well an education and outreach activities in 6 coastal communities. Grantee will also conduct rapid assessment of status of hawksbill and leatherback in north central Vietnam as detailed in the proposal.
Developing Sustainable Finance for Long-term Community-based Protection of the Critically Endangered Western Black-crested Gibbon (Nomascuc concolor) in Vietnam The purpose of this project is to develop a model for Payment for Forest Ecosystem Services (PFES) funded community-based forest protection, implement pilot community-based forest protection activities through a PFES funded scheme, and socialize the findings of the PFES funded model to improve protected area management in Vietnam.
Reducing demand for Tiger products in VietNam- Preliminary consumer investigation The purpose of this project is to establish an improved and measurable understanding of the consumer demand and the motivations to intent to and/or buy/use/own/gift/consume tiger derivatives in VietNam and update the current trade data for tigers with Vietnamese involvement. The objectives are as follows: (1) To gain insight into the motivations to buy/use/own/gift/consume or the intention to do so for tiger products in VietNam; and (2) Update the trade data for tiger trafficking with Vietnamese involvement.
Great Apes Conservation Fund The purpose of this proposal is to initiate gibbon monitoring in the park carried out by local community members, produce a coherent gibbon management plan for the park; and involve local community members in the parks gibbon conservation activities to strengthen their commitment to conservation and the park. This will be done by: 1) presenting a week long workshop to teach the methods and techniques of monitoring; 2) selecting two-four person gibbon monitoring teams and carrying out gibbon monitoring within the park; and 3) holding a second workshop to discuss the threats to the parks gibbon population, the best methods to protect the gibbon populations of the park, and the best methods to educate the public living around the park on the laws and regulations governing the use of the park. This workshop is intended to lead to development of a gibbon management plan.
GAFC-Expend On Investmnt-Species Conservation Grant Census of the transboundary Cao Vit Gibbon population and review of protected area management planning
Strengthening collaborative efforts to fight tiger and other illegal wildlife trade on the Vietnam-China border This grant will strengthen collaborative efforts to fight tiger and other illegal wildlife trade on this border. The Recipient will do this by: (a) developing multi-agency monitoring systems for transnational wildlife crimes and law enforcement in a cross-border context; (b) strengthening capacity and building conservation support within frontline border enforcement officers; and (c) leveraging actions to prevent smuggling by informing and building support within national government agencies, regional associations and counterpart agencies addressing similar cross-border crimes (e.g. human trafficking, e-waste, drugs, anti-terrorism).
Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation-Species Conservation Grant Strengthening collaborative efforts to fight tiger and other illegal wildlife trade on the Vietnam-China border
Holistic Conservation of the World's Largest Northern White-cheeked Gibbon Population in Pu Mat National Park, Vietnam (1) Accurately estimate the gibbon population and map its distribution inside Pu Mat National Park, (2) Professionalize the community-based snare removal and gibbon monitoring teams, and their use of SMART (Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool), (3) Introduce situational crime prevention to further reduce illegal activity inside the national park, and, (4) Improve local capacity for protected area management and planning.
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund "The purpose of this proposal titled Tackling consumer demand for tigers, rhinos and other endangered wildlife in Vietnam is to protect the countrys biodiversity..This will be done by: 1) producing two PSAs focused on wildlife consumers; 2) expanding ENVs distribution and airing of PSAs by formulating an agreement to air a series of PSAs on a regular basis with key provincial television stations; 3) producing 10 Voice of Vietnam radio shows which encourage reporting of wildlife crimes to local authorities or ENV; 4) carrying out a total of 10 public wildlife demand reduction events in public parks and forums in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City; 5) hosting at least eight university seminars on wildlife trade in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi and Vinh City and thoroughly evaluating the seminar program and identifying ways to improve it and more effectively engage students; 6) obtaining agreements with 10 markets in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi and then hanging demand reduction banners over the markets for extended periods of up to six months; 7) continuing to operate a national toll free wildlife crime hotline to receive and responding to calls from the public reporting crimes; 8) continuing ongoing investigations of five major networks supplying rhino horn, tigers, pangolins, and ivory to Vietnamese, developing findings which profile these organizations, and sharing this information with trusted law enforcement agencies to support investigations and prosecutions of major figures within the networks; 9) establishing a mechanism for timely sharing of information with law enforcement both inside and outside of Vietnam; 10) producing a public annual report on wildlife crime and profiling consumer trade utilizing data from the consumer crime campaigns; 11) completing inspections of all nine tiger farms, photographing and creating identification profiles for all of the captive tigers and then provide training to the Forest Protection Department and Environmental Police
Support for community based marine turtle nesting beach conservation and bycatch reduction in Vietnam. The recipient will implement community based nesting beach conservation programs and bycatch monitoring in Quang Ninh, Quang Tri, Quang Nam, Quang Ngai, Binh Dinh, and Binh Thuan provinces as well an education and outreach activities in 6 coastal communities.
Holistic Conservation of the World's Largest Northern White-cheeked Gibbon Population in Pu Mat National Park, Vietnam The project's overarching vision is to establish the first evidence-based conservation project in Vietnam that demonstrates how ranger-based patrolling in combination with community-based approaches to preventing wildlife crime based on sound criminological science can lead to quantified recovery of priority species.
Taking Action to Combat the Illegal Trade of Marine Turtles in Viet Nam The recipient will identify, select and hire a Special Project Manager to work closely and directly with the VN government to implement priorities of the National Sea Turtle Conservation Action Plan including planning and organizing workshops with all other stakeholders and parties with capacity or responsibility to implement conservation actions.
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund "This project will gather information about the illegal trade of rhino horn in Vietnam by engaging and training Vietnamese government law enforcement agencies and increasing awareness about the plight of rhinos and the harm done by the rhino horn trade in the local media. .Specific activities will include (1) a study of the illegal trade dynamics in Vietnam, specifically rhino horn consumption and domestic demand; (2) conduct two workshops for a total of 100 government officers from the judiciary, including court authorities, prosecutors office and peoples committees in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, to.increase understanding of illegal rhino horn trade and relevant laws and treaties; (3) conduct one journalist training workshop in Hanoi for 25 local journalists to provide information on the international wildlife trade (specifically rhino horn), guidance on key issues and messaging; and (4) provide technical assistance and support to the CITES MA and other relevant national agencies on management of their rhino horn and elephant ivory stockpile.."