devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
IR3.1 2012  COMMUNICATION POUR SUR IR3.1 2012 Communication pour Sur       tratÃ©gie de communication intÃ©grÃ©e  pour la survie e t le  dÃ©veloppement de l'enfant les
outils de communication simplifies sont, testÃ©s, validÃ©s et mul tipliÃ©s.
HOLISTIC CARE The Government and CSOs have improved technical and technological capacities for holistic care
NATIONAL Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) CAPACITY AND POLICY Strengthening national capacity to provide sustainable access to drinking water and adequate sanitation
SERVICE DELIVERY ON HEALTH AND NUTRITION BY HEALTH FACILITIES, CHW AND CSO Regional health directorates of each island have improved capacities for planning, coordination, and management of maternal,
newborn, child health and nutrition service delivery by hospitals, district health centres, and by community-based health workers
and civil society organizations (CSOs) structures
2013.14-IR1.1ENFANTS DS ECR /SOINS/SANTÉ 2013 Intermediate Results (IR) 1.1 : 25% des enfants de 3-5 ans, y compris ceux souffrant de handicap, suivent le programme d'enseignement coranique
rÃ©novÃ©, et 40% des enfants de 0-3 ans bÃ©nÃ©ficient de soins de santÃ©, d'Ã©veil et de protection sociale Ã  travers le programme
d'Ã©ducation parentale.
RENOVATED KORANIC TEACHING  (RKT) Young children, including those with disabilities, benefit from Renovated Koranic School readiness programmes
2013.14 IR1.2/90% ENFANTS DS LES ECOLES 2013 Intermediate Results (IR) 1.2 : 90% des enfants de 6-8 ans, y compris ceux souffrant de handicap sont admis Ã  l'Ã©cole dans les zones pÃ©dagogiques
retenues chaque annÃ©e
NUTRITION SURVEILLANCE .Improved monitoring and evaluation of nutritional status of the most vulnerable children
PARENTAL EDUCATION Parents of young children in target areas benefit from integrated parenting education
IMMUNIZATION PLUS Women and children have equitable access to preventive and promotional interventions for the adoption of healthy behaviour in
matters of health and STI-HIV/AIDS including humanitarian situation
ICCM/ COMMUNITY HEALTH Improved and equitable use of community structures for the management of childhood illness especially ARIs, diarrhea and malaria
including humanitarian situation
IR2.3 2012  85% DES ELEVES SONT PROMIS IR2.3 2012  Au moins 85% des Eleves sont promis   classes superieur dans les Ã©coles cibles pour favoriser la retention et
l`achevement du cycle primaire / 2012
IR2.1 2012 CONCEPTION ET PRODUCTION MANU Intermediate Results (IR) 2.1 : Chaque Ã©cole primaire publique bÃ©nÃ©ficie des matÃ©riels pÃ©dagogiques et des manuels scolaires adaptÃ©s aux programmes
officiels d'enseignement  .
STRENGTHENING SECTOR MANAGEMENT AND INFO The mastery of basic skills to be acquired by pupils is improved
IR1.2 2012 FINANCEMENT DU PROGRAMME IR1.2 2012 Environnement financier   du secteur de la sante est amÃ©liorÃ© Ã  travers les fonds GAVI/RSS, GAFTM et d'autres sources
de financement.
IR1.3 2012AMELIORATION ACCES AUX SERVICE 1.5 Le ministere de la justice assure aux enfnats , l'amelioration  de l'accessibilite aux services judiciaires et celle des
conditions de detention.
NEWBORN HEALTH National capacities strengthened to Offer equitable access to key maternal and child health high impact interventions including
humanitarian situation
REDUCING INEQUITIES IN ACCESS Equitable access to schooling for all children, including those with disabilities,  is improved and continuity is granted
including in humanitarian situations
IR3.1 2012 LEADERSHIP,PLANIFICATION, CO IR3.1 2012 Leadership,planification, co , coordination, pilotage, suivi et Â¿valuation de la politique nationale de l'Â¿ducation
pour tous (EPT) e st assurÃ©e au niveau central et dÃ©centralisÃ©
CHILD PROTECTION POLICIES AND MANAGEMENT The Government has improved technical and operational capacity to design, coordinate and steer policies and programmes relating to
child protection
3.1. ELABORATION DE LA STRATEGIE DE COMM d'ici 2012, la stratÃ©gie de communication pour le dÃ©veloppement et le changement de comportement  est dÃ©veloppÃ©e et mise en Å“uvre
PROMOTE THE DEMAND ON HEALTH, NUTRITIONAND Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) AND FOSTER COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Stakeholders have the capacity to promote the use of essential health, nutrition and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) practices and foster community
participation
CHILD PROTECTION POLICIES Protection policy framwork is emproved and the suport to coordination mechanism is strenghthened
POLICIES AND STRATEGIES Strengthened national capacities for political commitment to planning, budgeting and coordination for the scaling up of
interventions
IR2.2 2013-2014 ENFANTS CIBLES VIT  A IR2.2 D' ici fin 2014 au moins, 80% des enfants cibles (garcons et filles) recoivent 2 doses de Vitamine A, 2 doses de
l'Albendazole bÃ©nÃ©ficient d'un dÃ©pistage pÃ©riodique de la malnutrition et 90% des enfants malnutris dÃ©pistÃ©s sont pris en cahrge au
niveau des formations sanitaires publiques ou communautaires (y compris en situation d' urgence)
IR2.2  2012 ENCADREMENT PEDAGOGIQUE 2013 / Intermediate Results (IR) 2.2 : Chaque enseignant des Ã©coles cibles, et les encadreurs pÃ©dagogiques du primaire bÃ©nÃ©ficient d`une formation
continue et des Ã©changes pÃ©dagogiques
IR2.5 2012  ACCÈS À L'EAU D'ici fin 2012 l'accÃ¨s Ã  l'eau dans 20 Ã©tablissements scolaires et du centre hospitalier EL Maarouf est amÃ©liorÃ© et les mÃ©nages
bÃ©nÃ©ficient des produits de purification de l'Eau.
COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL MOBILIZATION Community actors, the media and school councils have the knowledge, means and tools to mobilize parents to keep children and
adolescents in school, including those living with disabilities
QUALITY EDUCATION The quality of teaching / learning and retention are improved in basic education and grant the availability of textbooks and
teaching and learning materials
IR3.2 2012 PROMOTION DES PRATIQUES CLÉES En fin 2012, 50% des mÃ©nages dans les zones les plus vulnÃ©rables des 3 Ã®les adoptent un comportement favorable au 5 pratiques
clÃ©es familiales (allaitement maternel, lavage des mains, vaccination, recours aux soins, utilisation des moustiquaires imrÃ©gnÃ©es
d'insecticides).
IR3.4 2013/2014 APPUI ASSISTANCE TECHNQ Appui au programme qui comprend l'appui direct aux partenaires et l'appui Ã  la gestion interne du programme
IR2.3 2013- 2014  80% FEMMES ENCEINTES D'ici fin 2014 80%  des femmes enceintes  et les nouveaux-nÃ©s (filles et garcons) vues en consultation dans les zones de
concentration du programme (Ouzioini, Fiumbouni, Mbeni, Pomoni, Sima, Wanani, Nioumachoua), reÃ§oivent le paquet complet des
services (y compris en situation d' urgence)
CHILD POVERTY MONITORING The Government has enhanced capacity to measure and monitor child poverty and to utilize the evidence to inform national, sectoral
and local policies, plans and budgets in order to improve child well-being
2013-2014 IR1.1 CADRE INSTITUTIONNEL D'ici fiin 2014, un cadre institutionnel et stratÃ©gique favorable Ã  la mise en oeuvre <<s'engager pour la survie de l'enfant :
 une promesse renouvelÃ©e>> est dÃ©fini et mise en oeuvre Ã  travers l'Ã©laboration, la validation des documents de politique et de
strategie (y compris la prÃ©paration aux urgences), le renforcement des capacitÃ©s naionales, la collecte , l'analyse et la diffusion
des donnÃ©es relatives Ã  la survie de l'enfant
2013.14IR3.1VULGARISER STRATEGIE COMMUN, 3.1.1.Vulgariser la stratÃ©gie intÃ©grÃ©e et intersectorielle de communication basÃ©e sur le dÃ©veloppement de l'enfant
LOCAL Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SUPPLY AND DEMAND Strengthened support for children and families to sustainable use of drinking water and the adoption of good practices in
sanitation and hygiene including in humanitarian situation
COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION (DISABILITIES,RKT School Communites are sensitised on their role to ensure the efficiency and effectiveness of the Renovated Koranic Schools
2013.14 IR2.1/MATERIEL-MANUELS DS ECOLES 2013 / Intermediate Results (IR) 2.1 : Chaque Ã©cole primaire publique bÃ©nÃ©ficie des matÃ©riels pÃ©dagogiques et des manuels scolaires adaptÃ©s aux
programmes officiels d'enseignement
IR2.1 2013- 2014 ACCES A LA VACCINATION A la fin de 2014, 90% des enfants de moins de 1 an (garÃ§ons et filles) et  plus partic uliÃ¨rement ceux qui rÃ©sident dans la zone
de concentration du programme (Nioumachoua, Wanani, Mbeni, Ouzioini, Domoni, Mremani, Pomoni, Sima, Ouani ) sont complÃ¨tement
vaccinÃ©s aux 8 antigÃ¨nes  et 70% des femmes en Ã¢ge de procrÃ©er ont reÃ§u le VAT2.
IR3.1 2012 ADOPTION DES COMPORTEMENTS D'ici 2012, D'ici fin 2012, la stratÃ©gie de communication pour le dÃ©veloppement et le changement de comportement est dÃ©veloppÃ©e
et mise en Å“uvre
2013.14 IR2.2 FORMATION DES ENSEIGNANTS 2013/ Intermediate Results (IR) 2.2 : Chaque enseignant des Ã©coles cibles, les directeurs d'Ã©cole et les encadreurs pÃ©dagogiques du primaire reÃ§oivent
une formation continue et un soutien pÃ©dagogique appropriÃ©, axÃ©s surtout sur le systÃ¨me d'Ã©valuation des compÃ©tences des Ã©lÃ¨ves
PUBLIC FINANCING OF SOCIAL SERVICES The public finance framework for social services is improved
2013.14IR15SECURITE ENFANT/FEMME URGENCE 2013 / Intermediate Results (IR) 1.5 : La Direction GÃ©nÃ©rale de la SÃ©curitÃ© Civile assure le respect des droits des enfants et des femmes dans les
situations d'urgence.
STRENGTHENING NUTRITION SERVICES Strengthened national capacity to provide equitable access to nutrition interventions including in humanitarian situations
Verification report on the implementation of the HCFC phase-out management plan Verification report on the implementation of the HCFC phase-out management plan
HCFC Phase-Out Management Plan (Stage II The objective of the HPMP is to reduce the use of the substances controlled under Annex C Group I (HCFCs) of the Montreal Protocol, in order to meet the HCFC consumption freeze obligation in 2013 and the HCFC 10% and 35% reductions obligation in 2015 and 2020 respectively.  The second phase aiming to achieve 67.5% reduction in 2025 will be prepared and submitted in 2019.
Minimata Convention Initial Assessment for Guatemala The project intents to strength the national capacity to fulfill obligations under the Minamata Convention. In this way the country will be able to design a strategy to mitigate or eliminate the use, emissions or releases of mercury in the country
Environmentally sound management and disposal of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) -  containing equipment and disposal of DDT wastes, and upgrade of technical expertise in  Guatemala To enhance inclusive and sustainable industrial development through strengthening of national capacities for the environmentally sound management of POPs, including disposal of 15 tons of DDT and up to 400 tons of PCBs and related waste, and reduction/elimination of PCB releases from serviced equipment at workshops and interim locations to protect human health and the environment
NATIONAL PHASE-OUT OF METHYL BROMIDE (PHASE II) The objective of the project is to phase-out  272.5 ODP tonnes (up to 320 ODP tonnes), equivalent to 454 MT ( up to 534 metric tonnes) presently used by the melon and watermelon sectors. Through the implementation of this project, Guatemala will completely replace MB consumption for uses controlled under the Montreal Protocol, bringing the country into full compliance with the total phase out scheduled for 2015.  (144 Mt equivalent to 86 ODP tonnes corresponds to quota  Multinational Corporation, currently use is 118 Mt equivalent to 71 ODP)
HCFC Phase Out Management Plan (Stage I) The purpose of this project is to develop the first stage of the Compliance Strategy and its corresponding Action Plan for the phase out of the substances controlled under Annex C Group I (HCFCs) of the Montreal Protocol, for the period up to year 2020, that includes the freezing in 2013, the first reduction of 10% from the baseline by 2015, and the second reduction of 35% from the baseline by 2020.  The adoption of this strategy was based on previous experiences of the country during the implementation of CFC phase out projects, including the proper refrigerants management, the technical assistance and training of the different stakeholders involved in the phase out, the adequate traffic control for these substances, and the continuous monitoring of the activities implemented under the phase out projects. Thus, six components will comprise the activities to be developed in Stage 1 of the phase out strategy: 1) Component for updating the ODS-related legal framework; (UNEP) 2) Technical Assistance component in the refrigeration and air conditioning services sector; (UNIDO) 3) Technical Assistance component for strengthening the ODS traffic control; (UNEP) 4) Component of Communication Media Awareness; (UNEP) 5) Conversion of the company FOGEL in the foam manufacturing sector; and (UNIDO) 6) Component of the HPMP
Enabling activities to review and update the national implementation plan under the Stockholm Convention on persistent organic pollutants (POPs)- in Guatemala The overall objective of the proposed Enabling Activities (EA) is to review and update the National Implementation Plan (NIP), and have it endorsed and submitted by the government to the Conference of the Parties of the Stockholm Convention (COP). Participating stakeholders will be able to manage the additional POPs with newly developed technical skills, expertise and awareness.  The tasks of the proposed EA will fill the gaps required to review and update the NIP. This will include strengthening the national coordination mechanism by involving additional stakeholders on new POPs, establishing working groups with expertise on new POPs issues, updating and reviewing the inventories of the original twelve POPs, conducting a basic inventory of new POPs, assessing the regulatory and policy framework and institutional capacities to manage new POPs, prioritizing and drafting relevant objectives and action plans for reducing and phasing out new POPs. Relevant stakeholders will be consulted and involved throughout the project implementation process. The updated, endorsed and submitted NIP will provide a basis to implement post-NIP projects in accordance with the requirements of the SC.  The EA project will focus on the attainment of the following outcomes:  # Reviewed and updated National Implementation Plan (NIP) endo
Strengthening of National Metrology Laboratory (CENAME) of Guatemala To enforce the legal regime related to a variety of development and non-agro productive activities, the Ministry of Economy of Guatemala established the Directorate of the National Quality System, to strengthen, coordinate and conduct national policies on standards and to optimize and promote competitiveness within the country. This was done by creating among others the National Metrology Centre (CENAME), consisting of the National Laboratory of Metrology (LNM) and the verification Unit for Inspection and Verification.  In cooperation with UNIDO the key metrology laboratories were temporarily rehabilitated under UNIDO project UB/GUA/00?003, while pro per laboratory facilities could be designed and erected. The Government of Guatemala entrusted the construction of the new CENAME facilities to UNIDO. Under project US/GUA/02/106 a state-of-the-art laboratory building was constructed to fulfill the traceability re quirements of the Guatemalan public and private sector. The Ministry of Economy and CENAME have accepted a series of recommendations emanated from the terminal independent evaluation carried out by the UNIDO Evaluation Group and consistently taken actions to improve the work of CENAME and in general of the National Quality System of the country.  In this context, the Ministry of Economy requests now UNIDO
ODS Alternatives Survey - Guatemala Preparation of a survey on the availability of alternative technologies to ozone depleting substances (ODSs). The objective of this proposal is to conduct a detailed national survey on Guatemala's industrial sectors relying on HFCs (HFC consumption, distribution and uses). It will analyze historical and predicted consumption trends and correlate data with the ongoing monitoring of HCFC consumption while taking into account the uptake of various existing technologies, revise the scenarios for current and future demand elaborated in the report to the Meeting of the Parties' (MOP) Decision XXV/5, and improve information related to costs and benefits with regard to the criteria listed above..
Preparation of a Kigali HFC implementation plan (stage I) Preparation of a Kigali HFC implementation plan (stage I)
HCFC PHASE-OUT MANAGEMENT PLAN (STAGE I, FIRST TRANCHE) HCFC PHASE-OUT MANAGEMENT PLAN (STAGE I, FIRST TRANCHE)
ENABLING ACTIVITIES TO FACILITATE EARLY ACTION ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STOCKHOLM CONVENTION ON PERSISTENT ORGANIC POLLUTANTS ENABLING ACTIVITIES TO FACILITATE EARLY ACTION ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STOCKHOLM CONVENTION ON PERSISTENT ORGANIC POLLUTANTS
Guatemala - Preparation of a national inventory of banks of used or unwanted controlled substances Guatemala - Preparation of a national inventory of banks of used or unwanted controlled substances
Environmentally sound management and disposal of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB)- containing equipment and DDT wastes and upgrade of technical expertise in Guatemala This PPG is to draft to the medium-sized project for Environmentally sound management and disposal of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB)- containing equipment and DDT wastes and upgrade of technical expertise in Guatemala.  This Medium-Sized Project (MSP) would be the first post-NIP project to be executed in Guatemala. As such, it shall contribute importantly to equip Guatemala and the MENR to fulfill their obligations under the SC. This project aims to prevent and reduce threats to the environment and health posed by PCBs and DDT. It focuses on the prevention, management and disposal of PCBs and DDT, and the development of a framework for the environmental management of PCBs and DDT contaminated sites. It will contribute to NIP implementation by reducing PCB and DDT stocks and the stress on human health and the environment caused by them. The project encourages investments into the local PCB and DDT management and disposal sectors to facilitate the disposal of up to 400 tons PCB and PCB-waste and 15 tons DDT, to be verified during the PPG Phase.  To strengthen national capacities on BAT/BEP for the environmentally sound management of PCBs, and disposal of (i) PCB-containing oil and wastes, PCB-contaminated equipment, and (ii) DDT (up to 400 tons PCB and PCB-waste and 15 tons DDT, to be verified during PPG).
Electoral Participation Campaign (EPC) project The project is an advocacy program designed to address the poor attitude of the citizens toward voting due to the low rate of PVC registration and collection in Nigeria, this is to address, reducing VOTER APATHY.
In the 2019 general elections, the number of registered voters in Anambra state was 2,447,996, collected PVCs were 2,071,714, and uncollected PVCs were 376,282. The low figures have prompted the JDPC Awka Diocese project team to initiate this ELECTORAL PARTICIPATION CAMPAIGN- EPC.
So far, only about 45% of people in Anambra state have collected their PVCs. Some complained about the rate of insecurity in the state between October and December as the reason why they have not collected their PVCs.
As the 2023  general elections draw nearer, JDPC Awka is determined to see the number of voters increase to about 75% at the end of this project in March 2023. 
The major objective of the project is to address VOTER APATHY. We have also discovered that despite the level of PVC collection, those who have their PVC have also refused to vote during elections.
The project is aimed at educating and mobilizing the general public in 6 LGAs in Anambra state on two factors that are interrelated but aimed at a singular objective.
1	Collection of PVC
2	Voter's participation.
Collection of PVC + Voters participation ----------   REDUCING VOTER APATHY.
The project will incorporate both the community structure approach and media ( Radio) to implement the project. Persons with disabilities (PWDs) will participate in the radio program as speakers, providing a strong voice in the electoral process, including providing credible information to address voter apathy for the vulnerable group.
The funds will be channeled through Caritas Nigeria. However, the implementation will be done by JDPC AWKA. Caritas will transfer all the funds to JDPC Awka. CAFOD will monitor and accompany JDPC throughout the project, the partnership relationship has been fully established.
Relief intervention to flood affected persons in communities of Adamawa state This proposed project intends to respond to the basic needs of persons affected by flood across the 2 selected LGAs out of the 14 affected LGAs of Adamawa State. The project will reach out to an average of 1,200 Households (7,200 individuals) to be spread across the targeted locations. The targeted Households will be supported with both food and Nonfood items and unrestricted cash transfer. WASH promotion, Disaster risk Reduction messages/approaches, Psychosocial support and protection will be mainstream throughout the project phase. 
The WASH intervention is aimed at reducing the risk of the affected population from been exposed to harmful weather elements and related diseases such as cholera, skin infections, diarrhea etc. Mainstreaming Protection, disaster risk reduction approaches/messages and psychosocial support will reduce possible harm that might arise at the course of the project implementation on both the staff, beneficiaries and affiliates, support affected communities to develop strategic responses on mitigating further impact on the floods in their communities and adequately address their mental needs as a result of damage caused by the flood. 
The project will also conduct capacity building to communities and volunteers most especially on safeguarding related issues to minimize harm on both the beneficiaries and the project team. Use of information Education and communication materials will be adequately used to pass messages that will educate the beneficiaries of the project on issues such as basic hygiene process, Complain Reporting Mechanism and other approaches to mitigate and contain further disasters. 
The project will be deliberate to have active representation of women and persons living with disability. For the unrestricted cash transfer, food and non-food items during targeting, women will be given 70% priority.