devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Modernizing Agriculture Activity (Rwanda):  About 70 percent of Rwanda's labor force is engaged in agriculture and the country needs to invest more in agricultural productivity, increase availability of crop based nutritious food and create more off farm jobs to continue growing the economy and reduce poverty. In addition, Rwanda needs to address environmental degradation and build resilience of the agriculture sector against climate variability. ..The Modernizing Agriculture activity will increase smallholder farmer productivity and income while increasing food systems resilience to climate change.  It will build the capacity of farmers and facilitate technology transfer to increase crop productivity and introduce new high-value and high-nutrient crops. The Activity will strengthen domestic consumption and the market for high-value and nutritious agricultural products, using a market systems approach, engaging and working through existing public and private market actors and structures to facilitate inclusive, locally driven, and sustainable change. This activity will also strengthen agricultural and natural resource management practices, assisting farmers to adapt to weather and climate related risks. ..$1,500,000 of funding within this activity contributes to meeting the required "Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises" and $3,500,000 is earmarked for Micro Enterprises and Livelihoods. Additionally, the activity is allocating $700,000 to promote gender equality and women empowerment initiatives, through the Gender Equity and Equality Action (GEEA) Fund. Modernizing Agriculture's work is most closely aligned to GEEA Priority 3: Secure Women's Economic Future through Green Jobs and Building Resilience to Climate Change. .The Modernizing Agriculture activity contributes to USAID's Country Development Cooperation Strategy Objective 3, "Increase Inclusive and Sustainable Private Sector Driven Growth" and to USAID's Global Food Security Strategy.
Human and Institutional Capacity Development Project (HICD) in Rwanda (Rwanda):  The purpose of the Human and Institutional Capacity Development (HICD) activity is to increase overall performance of Government of Rwanda (GOR) institutions and of Rwandan civil society organizations (CSOs) in a manner that fosters sustainability and accountability while improving Rwanda's overall development outcomes. This activity utilizes the HICD model developed by USAID, which takes a holistic approach to building both institutional and human capacity. With FY 2014 Basic Education funds, HICD will build the capacity of CSOs to be able to support Parent Teacher Associations (PTAs) and School Management Committees (SMCs). The intent of the capacity building is to increase community participation in education and improve transparency and accountability in primary schools, so as to increase student achievement of foundational literacy and numeracy.
Kungahara Wagura Amasoko (KWA) (Rwanda):  .The Feed the Future (FtF) Kungahara Wagura Amasako ('Prosper While Expanding Markets') activity aims to attract investment in export-oriented agricultural value chains and reduce policy and non-tariff barriers that impede the growth of export-oriented agribusinesses. Specifically, the activity: 1) provides technical assistance to the private sector and GOR institutions to conduct evidence-based analysis and apply it to policy decisions; 2) provides capacity building to the private sector to advocate for better business policies and regulations; and, 3) develops GOR staff's technical skills and strengthens the GOR's institutional capacity to develop innovative financing instruments to promote increased investments for exports of high-value agriculture and processed foods. ..$600,000 of funding within this activity contributes to meeting the required "Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME)" directive. The activity is allocating $500,000 to promote Gender Equality and Women Empowerment initiatives; and Women Owned Small and Medium Enterprises through the Gender Equity and Equality Action (GEEA) Fund. ..Kungahara Wagura Amasako will allocate $400,000 to relief and development coherence to enhance the resilience of Rwandan high-value agricultural export firms. This support aims to address potential price shocks on the supply chain, resulting from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and will ultimately improve economic resilience and reduce vulnerability for smallholder farmers. This activity will also allocate $500,000 to promote private sector engagement and $200,000 to enhance participation of persons with disabilities..Kungahara Wagura Amasako contributes to USAID's Country Development Cooperation Strategy Objective 3, "Increase Inclusive and Sustainable Private Sector Driven Growth" and to USAID's Global Food Security Strategy.
USAID/Rwanda Feed-the-Future Rwanda Trade Facilitation Activity (RTFA) This activity will provide technical assistance for the following specific objectives in Rwanda: 1. Facilitate inclusive and resilience-focused policy reforms using evidence-based analysis and strengthened advocacy capacity of the private sector organizations,2. Support local actors to attract, mobilize, and direct public and private financing resources towards productive priority agriculture and food export projects supporting increased agriculture and food exports
Akazi Kanoze Youth Livelihoods Project Akazi Kanoze" Youth Livelihoods Project is a $9.8 million, 4 year project that started in 2009 and is implemented by Education Development Center, Inc. (EDC). Akazi Kanoze provides Rwandan youth with market-relevant life and work readiness training and support, hands-on training opportunities, and links to employment and self-employment opportunities over the life of the project. The core approach of Akazi Kanoze is to leverage and build the capacity of Rwandan youth-serving organizations to provide demand-driven education, skills training and livelihood opportunities for at-risk youth.
Ubaka Ejo (Rwanda):  Through the Ubaka Ejo (Build the Future) activity, USAID aims to improve the wellbeing of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) and their families in five districts, especially those affected by HIV/AIDS. With FY18 funds, Ubaka Ejo will implement community-based maternal and child health, nutrition and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) interventions. FY18 funds will be used to reach a total of 55,000 children under five through growth monitoring and promotion, and to provide nutrition training to their caretakers, covering, the entire district of Rwamagana. Ubaka Ejo will also promote safe pregnancies by encouraging pregnant women to attend at least four antenatal care visits at health facilities, which will include nutrition counseling at health facilities and cooking demonstrations and improved feeding practices to increase weight gain for pregnant women. Ubaka Ejo will promote WASH practices, including small scale water spring construction, protection and management to ensure quality water supply and access to the most disadvantaged and hard to reach communities, promote hand washing practices at the household level and strategic populations meeting points, safe water use at the household level, and latrine cleanliness promotion to prevent diarrhea diseases that affect not only the health status of children but also interferes with nutrient absorption leading to malnutrition. ..Ubaka Ejo is implemented by Africa Evangelistic Enterprise (AEE), a local partner with proven expertise in improving the well being of orphans, vulnerable children and their families. Ubaka Ejo directly contributes to the Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) goal of improving the health and nutrition of Rwandans. ...
THRIVE ORPHANS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN (OVC) ACTIVITY thrive orphans and vulnerable children (ovc) activity. the objectives of the program activities will be to keep ovc and vulnerable households healthy, safe, stable, and schooled. the case management approach ...
Support Services for Vulnerable Populations Support Services for Vulnerable Populations
Tunoze Gusoma (Rwanda):  .With FY 23 funds, USAID's Tunoze Gusoma (Schools and Systems) activity will continue improving literacy outcomes for all Rwandan children by strengthening education systems, at all levels. The activity will improve language and literacy instruction in pre-primary and lower primary classrooms by continuing to train teachers on evidence-based approaches to teaching reading, increasing the availability and use of high-quality teaching and learning materials, and training teachers and school leaders to build children's social and emotional skills...This year, the activity will ensure nationwide reach of the continuing professional development systems for teachers that was co-developed with the government, sustain improvements to the national early grade reading assessment systems, and improve school-level resource management. It will ensure that each school has a school-readiness plan for disasters and other shocks that can disrupt education. It will also roll out a social behavior change communication strategy to at least 20 of Rwanda's 30 Districts, supporting school general assemblies (PTAs) to communicate messages about reading and holding school leadership accountable for improving reading outcomes. As improved literacy skills in the early grades of primary school directly contribute to children's success and retention in the education system and their future employment, the activity will contribute to Rwanda's long-term ability to participate in the global economy, including trade with the United States, by building an educated population..By improving basic education service delivery and increasing institutional capacity to deliver those services, this activity will contribute to USAID Country Development Cooperation Strategy Development Objective 2: "Improved learning outcomes", and contributes to the GOR's National Strategy for Transformation I, Social Transformation Pillar.
Feed the Future Rwanda Hinga Weze (Rwanda):  .With FY 2019 funds, Hinga Weze will support the Government.of Rwanda's (GoR) efforts to improve food and nutrition security by providing.technical assistance to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rwanda Agricultural.Board, training agricultural extension agents, improving the agricultural.inputs distribution system, and investing in terracing, agroforestry,.irrigation and post-harvest technologies.  Hinga Weze will link farmers to.markets, increase access to nutritious foods, and train community-based.caregivers in nutrition best practices. Hinga Weze will support women and youth.farmers to increase their income and participation in cooperatives. Women will.receive training in agricultural best techniques and business development.skills, and assistance to access inputs, financing and markets for their.produce... ..With approximately 70 percent of Rwanda's labor force.engaged in agriculture and limited opportunities for economic growth outside of.agriculture expected to emerge over the near term, Rwanda needs to invest in.greater agricultural productivity (currently lacking) to continue to grow the.economy and reduce poverty. As a country vulnerable to climatic variability,.Rwanda needs to address environmental degradation and build resilience within.this important component of Rwanda's economy. The GoR recognized the.important linkages between the agricultural sector and nutrition in its.national development strategy, creating an important window of.opportunity. .. ..The Hinga Weze activity contributes to the Embassy's.Integrated Country Strategy (ICS) Goal 2, to "Increase bilateral economic.growth, trade, and investment" by increasing agricultural productivity, and.farmers' and rural enterprises' access to local and international markets. .This activity also contributes to USAID's Global Food Security Strategy.objectives to reduce poverty, global hunger and malnutrition..
Tubeho (Integrated Service Delivery Activity - ISDA) (Rwanda):  .The New USAID Integrated Service Delivery (Tubeho) activity, is a follow-on to the Ingobyi Activity. Tubeho will implement family planning, reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health, malaria and Global Health Security activities. Tubeho will focus on quality of care across the healthcare delivery levels and system. The activity will improve healthcare providers' clinical competencies for maternal and child health and family planning, adolescent health. Tubeho will also implement malaria prevention, diagnosis, and treatment activities, as well as a wide range of activities to prepare and respond to emerging health threats including infection prevention and control, surveillance, risk communication, and case management. ..Tubeho will prioritize districts with poor maternal and child health outcomes. Interventions will be guided by national data as well as global evidence in prevention of maternal and child deaths and family planning. Cross-cutting themes such as gender equality, nutrition, youth engagement, and data use for decision making will be integrated in all interventions as appropriate. Tubeho activity will build on the previous USAID investment and collaborate with the GOR, Pre-service TBD Activity, other USAID activities and other stakeholders to improve clinical competencies of providers and build a more professional cadre of medical providers. .The Tubeho activity will directly contribute to USAID's Country Development Cooperation Strategy, 2020-2025, Objective 1, of improved health outcomes for Rwandans.
Twiyubake - Improved Services for Vulnerable Populations (ISVP) (Rwanda):  .USAID's.Twiyubake (Let's Build Ourselves) activity enhances households' capacity to mitigate.the impact of social and economic shocks and improve health.  Twiyubake.teaches communities a range of skills related to health, nutrition, food.security, preventing gender-based violence, technical vocational education and.training (TVET), business development support, and social services. With FY 2019 funding, USAID will extend the Twiyubake.activity from February 22, 2020 to September 22, 2020 to provide TVET.scholarships, materials for Early Childhood Development intervention, and.conditional household grants. In order to increase income and dietary.diversity, Twiyubake will establish Farmer Field Schools, and provide inputs.and nutrition trainings.  Twiyubake will.conduct social behavior change communication campaigns to promote pre and.post-natal care, facility delivery, optimal birth spacing and reproductive.health, and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) practices including hand.washing, safe water use, and latrine cleanliness to prevent diarrheal diseases.for improved maternal and child health... ..USAID's.Twiyubake (Let's Build Ourselves) activity is implemented by Global.Communities, an organization with proven expertise supporting Rwanda's most.vulnerable populations - orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), people living.with HIV/AIDS, and their families. Twiyubake provides comprehensive support to.vulnerable families across 12 districts of Rwanda. .. ..Twiyubake.directly contributes to the Integrated Country Strategy objective 3.1 to.improve the health and nutritional status of Rwandans, and thereby Mission Goal.3, to promote inclusive country-led development..
World Vision/FFP The Food for Peace (FFP) program is sufficiently complex that some confusion about monitoring, reporting and management responsibilities is understandable.
Roads to a Healthy Future II (ROADS III) - Rwanda In Rwanda, the ROADS to a Healthy Future (ROADS III) project supports interventions that focus on increasing access to services for HIV prevention, care and treatment; family planning and reproductive health; maternal and child health; and gender-based violence.
Technical Assistance for Government Debt Issuance and Management Provide assistance to countries and advisors in region to develop and implement effective AML/CFT regimes and build stronger capacities to deal with a wide range of financial crimes, including money laundering, terrorist financing, as well as organized crime and corruption. Develop, coordinate and oversee TA projects in countries that are central to U.S. strategic interests and priorities.
Asian Development Bank (ADB) - Deposit Basis The Asian Development Bank (ADB) fosters broad-based sustainable economic growth and development, poverty alleviation, and cooperation in the Asia/Pacific Region. ADB has two main fina
Contribution to Asian Development Fund (AsDF) - Deposit Basis Poverty Reduction and Economic Growth (MDBs) - Contribution to Asian Development Fund (AsDF)
Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes Improve the Cambodian Financial Intelligence Units (CAFIU) ability to receive and analyze mandatory reports efficiently using appropriate processes and technologies. Improve human technical and analytic skills among CAFIU staff. Improve AML/CFT regulatory capacity of National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) and Ministry of Finance. Work with law enforcement bodies (including Anti-Corruption Unit) to build operational interfaces and collaborative mechanisms with CAFIU. Work with other holders of information to allow appropriate access and use by CAFIU. Raise awareness, knowledge, and skills among regulated entities to enable better regulatory compliance and increased volume and quality of reporting.
Contribution to Asian Development Bank (AsDB) - Deposit Basis Poverty Reduction and Economic Growth (MDBs) - Contribution to Asian Development Bank (AsDB)
Contribution to Asian Development Fund (AsDF) - Deposit Basis Poverty Reduction and Economic Growth (MDBs)
Asian Development Bank (ADB), Asian Development Fund (ADF) - Deposit Basis The Asian Development Bank (ADB) fosters broad-based sustainable economic growth and development, poverty alleviation, and cooperation in the Asia/Pacific Region. ADB has two main fina
Contribution to Asian Development Bank (AsDB) - Deposit Basis Poverty Reduction and Economic Growth (MDBs)
Technical Assistance for Asia Regional - Economic Crimes Improve the Cambodian Financial Intelligence Units (CAFIU) ability to receive and analyze mandatory reports efficiently using appropriate processes and technologies. Improve human technical and analytic skills among CAFIU staff. Improve AML/CFT regulatory capacity of National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) and Ministry of Finance. Work with law enforcement bodies (including Anti-Corruption Unit) to build operational interfaces and collaborative mechanisms with CAFIU. Work with other holders of information to allow appropriate access and use by CAFIU. Raise awareness, knowledge, and skills among regulated entities to enable better regulatory compliance and increased volume and quality of reporting.
NORMATIVE FRAMEWORKS National legislation is developed in compliance with international standards to better protect and support children victims,
witnesses and offenders, including in the virtual environment
PROTECTION FROM VIOLENCE By 2020 local support mechanism exists to provide child-friendly services to survivors or witnesses of violence
CLOSING TARGETED GAPS By the end of 2015, the government addresses targeted gaps  in legal and institutional frameworks related to the provision of
preventive and protective services to children
INCLUSIVE ECD/ECE SERVICES By 2025, state agencies have improved capacity, inter-sectoral coordination and budgeting mechanisms to plan, deliver, fund and
monitor early childhood policies and services
PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION & STRENGTHENING Programme implementation and strengthening
INCLUSIVE EDUCATION By 2020 coverage of CWD by inclusive education programmes at the pre-school and secondary school levels is increased
CHILD CARE RESPONSES By 2025, Monitoring system for state care and unified decision-making for placements strengthened
PROVISION OF  INTEGRATED  Early Child Development (ECD) SERVICES By the end of 2015, young and preschool children, including children with special needs have access to quality integrated ECD
services and early education in urban and rural areas.
SOCIAL SUPPORT TO PARENTS/CAREGIVERS By 2025, Parents and caregivers have access to quality community-based services to develop knowledge and have means to practice
positive parenting
ADOLESCENT PARTICIPATION Adolescents and youth gain greater opportunities to participate in their communities, including through digital networks and media
to influence decisions related to their concerns
CFCI By the end of 2015 local authorities, young people, children and CSOs are engaged in alliances for building child friendly cities
FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT By 2025, state agencies have improved capacity, inter-sectoral coordination and budgeting mechanisms to plan, deliver, fund and
monitor early childhood policies and services
COVID-19 RESPONSE Capacity building and procurement support for emergency response to COVID-19 pandemic
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS By 2025, state agencies have improved capacity, inter-sectoral coordination and budgeting mechanisms to plan, deliver, fund and
monitor early childhood policies and services
YOUTH POLICY AND PARTICIPATION \0412\0443 2020 national and sub-national mechanisms established  to promote adolescents' civic participation
SOCIAL NORMS Community members understand and support restorative and child friendly approaches in the justice system and violence prevention
interventions
DE-INSTITUTIONALISATION By 2020 gate-keeping mechanism in place to prevent children, particularly U3, from institutionalization
SUPPLY AND SERVICES Programme implementation supported by appropriate supply and services
HEALTHY LIFESTYLES & MENTAL HEALTH Youth-friendly health and socio-pedagogical services are better oriented towards vulnerable adolescents, have greater outreach and
cover mental health issues
SAFE ENVIRONMENT By 2020 parents' knowledge on creation of safe living environment enhanced
HUMAN RESOURCES Programme implementation supported by appropriate human resources
CHILD RIGHTS MONITORING Evidence is provided to strengthen capacity of the central and local government to legislate proposals improving the quality and
performance-based budgeting of integrated state support and social services for children and adolescents
ECD By 2020 National Early Childhood Development Strategy and Action plan operational
ICF-CY, MULTI-SECTORAL DATABASE By 2020 International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health integrated into health care system  multi-sectoral
unified database on CWD is set up
PROVISION OF SERVICES ON CHILDREN By the end of 2015 Ministries of Health and Education in cooperation with other line Ministries and CSOs ensure provision of
comprehensive services on children and youth health and development and HIV/AIDS
YFHSS AND HEALTHY LIFE STYLE By 2020, vulnerable groups and the population at large will have equal access to high-quality healthcare, education and social
protection services that effectively address their needs (UNDAF)
SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT CSOs and volunteers are mobilized for fair and equitable treatment of the most vulnerable
QUALITY & INCLUSIVE EDUCATION Children, adolescents and youth with disabilities have increased access to quality inclusive education
COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY By 2020 child rights agenda is the subject of public discourse
CR MONITORING AND EVIDENCE GENERATION By 2020 national capacity  to reveal  and monitor bottlenecks in realization of children's rights strengthened
EVALUATION Programme components are effectively evaluated and documents for further programme and policy design
UNCRPD AND STIGMA REDUCTION By 2020 national legislation is aligned with provisions of UNCRPD
PARTNERSHIP BUILDING By 2020 existing and new partnerships, especially in technologies and social media, contribute to progressive realization of
children's rights
PUBLIC FINANCE & SOCIAL PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN Evidence is provided to strengthen capacity of the central and local government to legislate proposals improving the quality and
performance-based budgeting of integrated state support and social services for children and adolescents
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS An increasing number of public-private partnerships are promoting opportunities for future generations