devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
NATIONAL SYSTEMS Strengthened national and sub-national M&E systems, mechanisms and capacity of  line ministries for evidence-based and equity
focused policymaking and reforms
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Ensured national availability and local delivery of essential supplies i
n support of UNICEF assisted programmes and partners
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ECE professionals at national and sub-national levels are able to plan, coordinate and guide the provision of high quality ECE
programme.
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Output 3.1: Increased capacity to provide quality and inclusive early childhood education services with a focus on disability and
ethnicity
EQUITABLE AND INCLUSIVE EDUCATION By 2023 school leaders and teachers have enhanced capacity to deliver equitable, inclusive, relevant and quality education in safe
learning environments.
CAPACITIES FOR ESP Strengthened capacities at national and sub-national levels to plan and manage the implementation of the ESP.
HEALTH By 2023, national and sub-national health system and service providers have improved capacity to deliver quality MNCH
interventions.
EDUCATION SYSTEM CAPACITY Education system at all levels has enhanced capacity to develop, implement and monitor policies and programmes to promote school
completion rate equitably and stimulate improved learning outcomes.
INSTITUTION POLICY CAPACITY National social protection institutions have increased capacity to develop policies and programmes and to support subnational
delivery systems that are harmonized, equitable, child-friendly, and disability- and gender-sensitive and that increase resilience
to life-cycle socio-economic risks and shocks.
SECTORAL MINISTRY BUDGET ALLOCATION Social-sector ministries and SNAs have improved policy and system tools, technical capabilities and resources to enable innovative,
equitable and evidence-based budget allocations that prioritize delivery of social services and social protection for children and
their caregivers.
INCREASED CAPACITIES OF NCDDS Increased capacities of NCDDS and key social ministries for development of child right and equity focused policy and guidelines
within Decentralization and De-concentration reform
3.2 QUALITY CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES 3.2: By 2018, strengthened capacity of social service providers (health, education, justice, and child protection) to provide
quality services that protect girls and boys vulnerable to and exposed to violence, those separated from their family, or at risk
of separation, and those being deinstitutionalized and reintegrated
EFFECTIVE RESULTS BASED REPORTING Evidence generation and knowledge management is strengthened
CAPACITY OF SUB-NATIONAL ADMIN Output 5.1: Improved capacity of sub-national  administrations and relevant sectors in selected target areas to plan, budget and
monitor to improve the situation of the most vulnerable children and women
COMMUNICATIONS, ADVOCACY & PARTNERSHIPS UNICEF staff and partners are provided tools, guidance and resources for effective communication, advocacy and partnerships on
child rights issues with stakeholders
1. STRENGTHENED GVT CAPACITY FOR POLICY 1. By 2018, strengthened government capacity for policy development, planning and financing of quality education.
3.1 CAPACITY TO FROMULATE CP PLANS 3.1: By 2018, strengthened capacity of national government and five provincial authorities to formulate and implement the
institutional and legal framework and costed plans for the scaling-up of child protection prevention and response interventions,
including deinstitutionalization and reintegration services
QUALITY EVALUATION FOR PROGRAMMING Quality evaluations are conducted and utilized to inform programmes.
FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES CAPACITY AND AWARENESS Families and communities, especially in educationally disadvantaged and disaster-prone provinces, have increased awareness and
capacity to support school readiness, retention, completion and effective learning.
OPERATIONS SUPPORT TO PROGRAMME DELIVERY Operations support to programme delivery
HIV PREVENTION MARA National and sub-national inter-sectoral efforts are strengthened to reduce overlapping risks and vulnerabilities among children
and young people from key populations most at risk of HIV infection.
CHILD PROTECTION ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOURS By 2023, parents, teachers, religious leaders, communities and adolescents have enhanced knowledge, skills and attitudes to protect
girls and boys from violence and exploitation through the scale of Positive Discipline, Positive Parenting and Cambodia PROTECT
child protection programmes.
EXTERNAL RELATIONS Staff and partners are provided the guidance, tools and resources to effectively communicate, advocate and develop partnerships
regarding child rights issues with stakeholders.
CHILD SENSITIVE SOCIAL PROTECTION By 2023, national and subnational administrations have strengthened capacity to design, implement, monitor and evaluate gender
sensitive and equity focused social protection programmes, with an increased coverage and benefit levels.
CAPACITIES FOR SECTOR DEVELOPMENT MRD and concerned sub-national government agencies lead, coordinate, facilitate, monitor and evaluate the RWSSH and arsenic
national strategy
PLANNING, MONITORING AND REPORTING Results-based planning, effective monitoring and reporting is guided and coordinated.
1.2 COMMUNITY CAPACITY FOR ECCD By 2018, strengthened capacities of communities, caregivers and families to practice timely and appropriate birth registration,
complementary feeding, hygiene, positive parenting and health seeking behavior for children under the age of 5, especially in six
target provinces.
WASH ENABLING ENVIRONMENT By 2023, national and sub-national authorities have strengthened capacity to plan, coordinate, and monitor inclusive, quality,
child focused Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services to communities and institutions (schools and health care facilities), including in emergencies.
EXTERNAL RELATIONS UNICEF staff and partners are provided with tools, guidance and resources for effective communication on child rights issues with
stakeholders
MATERNAL, NEWBORN AND CHILD HEALTH Improved national and sub-national capacity to increase availability, accessibility and utilization of quality maternal, newborn
and child health (MNCH) services
INSTITUTION PREVENTION AND RESPONSE CAPAPCITY National and subnational institutions have increased capacity to deliver gender-responsive prevention of and response to violence
and other child rights violations for the most vulnerable boys, girls and women, including children with disabilities.
CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES AND WORKFORCE By 2023, the broader child protection workforce (social work, welfare, justice, health and social protection) has the knowledge,
tools, resources and authority it needs to identify vulnerable children and provide prevention and response child protection
services to reduce violence and exploitation and enhance children's access to justice, prioritising urban poor communities and
rural poor centres
CAPACITIES FOR ACTION Sub-national authorities and communities have the means and capacity to monitor and partner with service providers to minimize risk,
 vulnerability and poverty.
ACTION FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITY Output 5.3: Increased access by children and families affected by disability in target areas to support services that enable them
to participate in and contribute to community life
WASH ENABLING ENVIRONMENT Promote the development and scaling up on market-based solutions through strategic partnership with the private sector to address
the gaps left by the public sector in terms of water and sanitation service delivery.
NUTRITION By 2023, national and sub-national health system and service providers have improved capacity to deliver quality nutrition-
specific interventions.
COORDINATION AND MANAGEMENT Effective and timely coordination and management of the work plan
SOCIAL WELFARE SYSTEM A child- and gender-sensitive social welfare system is well advanced towards delivery of increasingly accessible and quality
services for vulnerable children and families
SUSTAINABLE Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) ACCESS Increased national and sub-national capacity to provide access to sustainable safe drinking water and adequate sanitation
VIOLENCE EXPLOITATION ABUSE Enhanced support and increased capacities  of children , families and communities to protect themselves and reduce their
vulnerability and stigma.
PROGRAMME COORDINATION AND MONITORING Program coordination, management, monitoring
4.3 CHILD & EQUITYFOCUSED INVEST PLANS 4.3: By 2018, strengthened capacities of provincial  and district administrations to develop and monitor child-centred and equity-
focused investment plans and budget in the framework of national D&D programme, especially in the six target provinces
INCLUSIVE BE SERVICES (CFS) Output 3.2: Increased capacity to deliver inclusive basic education services
4.4 DATA & EVIDENCE GENERATION & USE 4.4: By 2018, increased capacities of government and non-government institutions to generate and utilize quality data and evidence,
and to monitor and evaluate the realization of child rights.
POLICY IMPACT AND BUDGET ANALYSIS Increased capacity of key line ministries to analyze budgets and develop and implement policies related to child rights
LOCAL SYSTEMS AND COMMUNITY CAPACITIES FOR HEALTH AND NUTRITION Health systems at subnational levels in targeted provinces have increased management, coordination and technical capacities to
provide and scale up inclusive, quality RMNCAH&N services across the life cycle as part of primary health care.
Renewable Energy Accelerator Program (REAP) Support the rapid development of pioneering biomass, solar, and wind projects, while addressing a number of the key non-investment barriers through an advisory program; 3 MtCO2e GHG saving and 105 MW installed capacity expected
Renewable Energy Development (PHRED) Finance commercial loans from accredited financial institutions to electric cooperatives to finance economic power distribution system upgrades;  17.6 MtCO2e GHG saving and installed renewable energy capacity 71.4 MW expected
Cebu Bus Rapid Transit Project Support construction of TransCebu, 17-kilometer bus rapid transit and traffic management system in Cebu City, expected to reduce metro GHG emissions by 10-14% (3.9 Mt CO2e) over 20 years
Sustainable Energy Finance Program Provide investment and advisory services to local financial institutions to support scaling up renewable energy and energy efficiency projects for expected 5.3 MtCO2e GHG saving and 526 .5 GWh annual energy savings
Market Transformation through Introduction of Energy Efficient Electric Vehicles Project Support deployment of 100,000 e-trikes and provide initial financing to establish rooftop solar charging stations for the vehicles in Cebu City and Manila;  2.7 MtCO2e GHG saving expected
Philippines Manila BRT The project is composed of several components which include development of BRT infrastructure, traffic engineering and management measures along the project corridor, feasibility studies, training and capacity building activities to support the application of the BRT and other sustainable urban transport concepts in Manila.  It also supports specific activities aimed at integrating BRT transport and land use development plus project management and monitoring.  It is expected to directly benefit about 300,000 public transport passengers daily at the start of the operation of the BRT system.
RESTORING & MANAGING HABITAT IN JAMAICA The Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park (BJCMNP) covers 101,802 acres and contains the largest continuous block of natural, closed broadleaf forest remaining in Jamaica. The location is extremely important for 45 migratory bird species as stopover and wintering habitat. Unfortunately, Jamaica Conservation and Development Trust (JCDT), the official park administrator, receives only 30% of its operating budget from the government. The BJCMNP is threatened by lack of funding; encroachment from neighboring communities; unmarked boundaries and limited economic opportunity leading to the spread of agricultural plots in certain areas of the park. Partners will combat these threats by 1) building the capacity of JCDT and support the creation of new revenue streams to finance the management and law enforcement needs of the BJCMNP; 2) restoring 50 acres of habitat for migratory birds through the planting of 7,500 native trees, 3) hiring and training two new Park Rangers; 4) improving park boundary markers; 5) conducting a two-day Agroforestry Workshop with 20 individuals from five communities (on the topics of reforestation and sustainable agricultural practices and 6) re-establishing a bird monitoring program in the BJCMNP and survey specifically for the Bicknell's Thrush.
Sustainable Management and Preservation of the Jamaican Iguana, Cyclura collei The purpose of this project is to ensure that the in situ protection program for the Jamaican.iguana can continue and improve its performance while simultaneously improving the capacity of.the government of Jamaica to execute and manage the program. The project will also initiate a.process to stop the illegal charcoal production taking place within the range of the iguana in.the Hellshire Hills of the Portland Bight Protected Area, and help prepare for an emergency.translocation of the entire population of iguanas in the event of massive development pressures..The project will also seek to raise public awareness of the species and the treats it currently faces so that citizenry can advocate on behalf of the species.
Sustainable Management and Preservaton of the Jamaican Iguana, Cyclura collei The purpose of this project is to ensure that the in situ protection program for the Jamaican iguana can continue and improve its performance, while simultaneously improving the capacity of the government of Jamaica to execute and manage the program. The project will also initiate a process to stop the illegal charcoal production taking place within the range of the iguana in the Hellshire Hills of the Portland Bight Protected Area, and help prepare for an emergency translocation of the entire population of iguanas in the event of massive development pressures. The project will also seek to raise public awarene4ss of the species and the threats it currently faces so that citizenry can advocate on behalf of the species.
RESTORING & MANAGING HABITAT IN JAMAICA The Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park is an area of exceptional importance for migratory birds and has been globally recognized as a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Site, an Important Bird Area, a Key Biodiversity Area, an Alliance for Zero Extinction site, and a Center of Plant Diversity. It is managed by the non-profit organization Jamaica Conservation and Development Trust (JCDT) in partnership with the government. While the park serves as essential wintering grounds for many Neotropical migratory birds, this project focuses on improving habitat for Prairie Warbler, a species for which tropical deforestation is the primary threat. Partners will build upon the accomplishments of Phase I - including successful reforestation, community engagement, expanded revenue generation by JCDT and the initiation of a bird monitoring program - by scaling up reforestation, addressing the causes of park encroachment and deforestation, expanding educational outreach, and refining bird monitoring. American Bird Conservancy and JCDT will work in collaboration with local communities to 1) plant 12,000 native trees to restore over 40 to 50 acres of tropical forest; 2) mark 7 miles of park boundaries using native Blue Mahoe trees; 3) implement an innovative mentorship program to address the root causes of encroachment and subsequent deforestation; 4) provide targeted environmental outreach to local communities; and 5) expand a bird monitoring program to better survey Neotropical migratory birds and to understand their use of restored habitats and recently burned areas.
WESTERN PORTLND BIGHT The Portland Bight Protected Area (PBPA) is the largest protected area in Jamaica, and makes up about 10% of the country. Over 100 neotropical migrant species are known to occur in the PBPA, including reddish egret, red knot, white-crowned pigeon, Bicknells thrush, Swainsons warbler, prairie warbler and worm-eating warbler. The principal threat faced by these species is habitat destruction and disturbance, and to a lesser extent illegal hunting. This project will increase support for bird conservation through educational programs at a new conservation center in the PBPA, as well as surrounding communities. The project will also focus on community monitoring and enforcement, and support for development of sustainable ecotourism at the conservation center...
Leveraging enhanced SMART marine capacity and implementation globally to strengthen, monitor, and evaluate marine protected area management effectiveness in Jamaica This project supports conservation efforts in Jamaica by building advanced capacity in marine protected area management and enforcement, in addition to creating a global foundation for advanced training in the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART) for expanded implementation in the marine environment. More than 250,000 Jamaicans rely on fishing as their sole income generating activity, however under the current levels of exploitation, fisheries are unsustainable. This project will contribute to the conservation of critical mangrove, seagrass, and coral reef ecosystems, as well as important spawning and nursery grounds by addressing the impacts of unsustainable fishing practices, poaching, and overfishing. Specific activities include: 1) Development of a comprehensive, standardized SMART Marine training module to enhance the capacity of marine conservation practitioners globally; 2) Building advanced capacity of government, non-governmental agencies, and community organizations in Jamaica to implement a SMART-based adaptive management approach to the operation, monitoring, and evaluation of marine protected areas; and 3) Supporting the implementation of SMART at the East Portland Fish Sanctuary as a demonstration site for Jamaica, with subsequent, hands-on application for other selected protected areas in Jamaica.
MIGRATORY BIRD CONSERVATION IN WESTERN PORTLAND BIGHT, JAMAICA This project will: 1) actively and collaboratively manage the Western Portland Bight Reserve (WPBR) to support migratory bird conservation; 2) improve Caribbean Coastal Area Management Foundations capacity to implement conservation actions in WPBR; 3) survey baseline conditions for NMB populations and habitat and complete a baseline report; 4) develop and implement NMB bird population and habitat monitoring; 5) develop and implement community enforcement, monitoring and conservation actions; 6) promote bird-related tourism as a source of support and sustainable livelihoods; 7) operationalize the visitor center to support education, enforcement, and community-based ecotourism; and 8) increase awareness and support for WPBR management by providing educational programs for resident adults and children.
Sustainable Management and Preservation of the Jamaican Iguana, Cyclura collei The purpose of this project is to ensure that the in situ protection program for the Jamaican.iguana can continue and improve its performance while simultaneously improving the capacity of.the government of Jamaica to execute and manage the program. The project will also initiate a.process to stop the illegal charcoal production taking place within the range of the iguana in..the Hellshire Hills of the Portland Bight Protected Area, and help prepare for an emergency.translocation of the entire population of iguanas in the event of massive development pressures..The project will also seek to raise public awareness of the species and the treats it currently faces so that citizenry can advocate on behalf of the species.
Management and Preservation of the Jamaican Iguana This project supports the conservation of the critically endangered Jamaican Iguana (Cyclura collei), in the Hellshire Hills of Jamaica by establishing a comprehensive management strategy. The Hellshire Hills are one of the last significant expanses of tropical dry forest in the Caribbean and make up part of the Portland Bight Protected Area, home to a variety of other threatened species. The project is intended to ensure the survival of the Jamaican Iguana and its ecosystem by building on the species current conservation program. This species exists only within a small core area of the Hellshire Hills and is threatened by invasive mammals. Proposed project activities include: 1) An in-depth exploration and evaluation of the area outside of the core zone, resulting in the designation of a buffer zone surrounding the core area; 2) An expansion and revitalization of the species headstart program, resulting in greater and more rapid output and an increased wild population growth rate; and 3) a revised iguana monitoring program allowing for a rigorous assessment of the population during the implementation of improvements and on-going into the future.
MIGRATORY BIRD CONSERVATION IN WESTERN PORTLAND BIGHT, JAMAICA The Portland Bight Protected Area (PBPA) is the largest protected area in Jamaica, and makes up about 10% of the country. Over 100 neotropical migrant species are known to occur in the PBPA, including reddish egret, red knot, white-crowned pigeon, Bicknells thrush, Swainsons warbler, prairie warbler and worm-eating warbler. The principal threat faced by these species is habitat destruction and disturbance, and to a lesser extent illegal hunting. This project will increase support for bird conservation through educational programs at a new conservation center in the PBPA, as well as surrounding communities. The project will also focus on community monitoring and enforcement, and support for development of sustainable ecotourism at the conservation center...
Management and Preservation of the Jamaican Iguana - 2 used to support conservation efforts for the Critically Endangered Jamaican Rock Iguana (Cyclura collei) in Jamaica, by enhancing and expanding the current species management plan in the Hellshire Hills and Goat Islands.
Management and Preservation of the Jamaican Iguana Management and Preservation of the Jamaican Iguana
FY 2010 ASHA Award - Johns Hopkins University, Nanjing Center FY 2010 ASHA Award - Johns Hopkins University, Nanjing Center
FY 2010 ASHA Award -  Project HOPE - Shanghai Children's Medical Center FY 2010 ASHA Award -  Project HOPE - Shanghai Children's Medical Center
FY 2011 ASHA Award - Johns Hopkins University, Nanjing Center FY 2011 ASHA Award - Johns Hopkins University, Nanjing Center
FY 2011 ASHA Award -  Project HOPE - Wuhan University School of Nursing FY 2011 ASHA Award -  Project HOPE - Wuhan University School of Nursing
FY 2011 ASHA Award -  Project HOPE - Shanghai Children's Medical Center FY 2011 ASHA Award -  Project HOPE - Shanghai Children's Medical Center
FY 2010 ASHA Award -  Project HOPE - Wuhan University School of Nursing FY 2010 ASHA Award -  Project HOPE - Wuhan University School of Nursing
USAID/OFDA Grant for Taiwan/Earthquake-2016 USAID/OFDA Grant for Taiwan/Earthquake-2016
USAID/OFDA Grant for Taiwan Strengthen disaster resilience of local residents and students in Taiwan.
Credit and Financial Services: National Smallholder Support Project Credit and Financial Services: National Smallholder Support Project
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Inclusion Pilot Project The goal of the RIPP is to provide the MGAP with evidence on validated tools to be used in implementing public policy for rural poverty reduction. The development objective is to provide poor rural people with nine new validated mechanisms for participation and services to improve their living conditions and quality of life.