devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
PROVISION OF FUEL FOR THE SEAWATER DESALINATION PLANT IN GAZA CITY PROVISION OF FUEL FOR THE SEAWATER DESALINATION PLANT IN GAZA CITY PROVISION OF FUEL FOR THE SEAWATER DESALINATION PLANT IN GAZA CITY PROVISION OF FUEL FOR THE SEAWATER DESALINATION PLANT IN GAZA CITY
2019 Programme Budget - Gaza - Health - Programme Management and Assurance - Health Programme Management 2019 Programme Budget - Gaza - Health - Programme Management and Assurance - Health Programme Management 2019 Programme Budget - Gaza - Health - Programme Management and Assurance - Health Programme Management 2019 Programme Budget - Gaza - Health - Programme Management and Assurance - Health Programme Management
EMERGENCY REHABILITATION OF REFUGEE SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN LEBANON-INTRODUCING SOLAR POWER EMERGENCY REHABILITATION OF REFUGEE SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN LEBANON-INTRODUCING SOLAR POWER EMERGENCY REHABILITATION OF REFUGEE SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN LEBANON-INTRODUCING SOLAR POWER EMERGENCY REHABILITATION OF REFUGEE SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN LEBANON-INTRODUCING SOLAR POWER
2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Lebanon - Capacity and Management Support 2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Lebanon - Capacity and Management Support The Agency continues to operate in accordance with the LCRP and engages in continued coordination and communication with the Government of Lebanon, UN agencies and other humanitarian organizations. Active participation in interagency planning and responses through respective sectoral working groups, as well as the HCT in Lebanon, will be continued and further strengthened. The Agency’s support departments will place a special emphasis on collaboration at the country level aiming at achieving efficiencies and economies of scale specifically under the UN Delivering for Development Business Operations Strategy (UNDG BOS) initiative in which UNRWA is already actively engaged The Agency continues to operate in accordance with the LCRP and engages in continued coordination and communication with the Government of Lebanon, UN agencies and other humanitarian organizations. Active participation in interagency planning and responses through respective sectoral working groups, as well as the HCT in Lebanon, will be continued and further strengthened. The Agency’s support departments will place a special emphasis on collaboration at the country level aiming at achieving efficiencies and economies of scale specifically under the UN Delivering for Development Business Operations Strategy (UNDG BOS) initiative in which UNRWA is already actively engaged
STRENGTHENING ETHICS AT UNRWA STRENGTHENING ETHICS AT UNRWA STRENGTHENING ETHICS AT UNRWA STRENGTHENING ETHICS AT UNRWA
2024Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Water, sanitation, hygiene operations 2024Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Water, sanitation, hygiene operations
2022 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria - Capacity and Management Support 2022 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria - Capacity and Management Support Management, coordination and technical staff are essential for UNRWA to deliver timely and effective humanitarian assistance, to ensure efficient coordination with relevant stakeholders and to enhance advocacy on behalf of Palestine refugees. UNRWA will continue to conduct safety and security trainings for its staff across Syria, including COVID-19 safety measures, and to build staff capacity regarding neutrality. While the vast majority of posts will continue to be filled by Palestine refugees, UNRWA will maintain some international capacity, particularly specialist staff in the fields of humanitarian response, protection, logistics and grants management. Management, coordination and technical staff are essential for UNRWA to deliver timely and effective humanitarian assistance, to ensure efficient coordination with relevant stakeholders and to enhance advocacy on behalf of Palestine refugees. UNRWA will continue to conduct safety and security trainings for its staff across Syria, including COVID-19 safety measures, and to build staff capacity regarding neutrality. While the vast majority of posts will continue to be filled by Palestine refugees, UNRWA will maintain some international capacity, particularly specialist staff in the fields of humanitarian response, protection, logistics and grants management.
SUPPORT FOR INTEGRATED PROVISION OF BASIC SERVICES (TRANSPORT, WASTE AND DRAINAGE) TO BETHLEHEM CITY AND REFUGEE CAMPS, WEST BANK SUPPORT FOR INTEGRATED PROVISION OF BASIC SERVICES (TRANSPORT, WASTE AND DRAINAGE) TO BETHLEHEM CITY AND REFUGEE CAMPS, WEST BANK SUPPORT FOR INTEGRATED PROVISION OF BASIC SERVICES (TRANSPORT, WASTE AND DRAINAGE) TO BETHLEHEM CITY AND REFUGEE CAMPS, WEST BANK SUPPORT FOR INTEGRATED PROVISION OF BASIC SERVICES (TRANSPORT, WASTE AND DRAINAGE) TO BETHLEHEM CITY AND REFUGEE CAMPS, WEST BANK
2023Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Oral Health 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Oral Health 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Oral Health 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Oral Health
2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Education - Technical & Vocational Education - Placement & Career Guidance 2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Education - Technical & Vocational Education - Placement & Career Guidance 2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Education - Technical & Vocational Education - Placement & Career Guidance 2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Education - Technical & Vocational Education - Placement & Career Guidance
2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Health - Primary Health Care - Disability Screening and Rehabilitation 2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Health - Primary Health Care - Disability Screening and Rehabilitation 2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Health - Primary Health Care - Disability Screening and Rehabilitation 2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Health - Primary Health Care - Disability Screening and Rehabilitation
SUPPORT DEVELOPING RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND THE WORK OF UNRWA’S DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL OVERSIGHT SERVICES AND THE ETHICS OFFICE SUPPORT DEVELOPING RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND THE WORK OF UNRWA’S DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL OVERSIGHT SERVICES AND THE ETHICS OFFICE
2024Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services 2024Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services
DIGITIZATION OF UNRWA HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS OF REGISTERED PALESTINE REFUGEES IN LEBANON, SYRIA AND THE WEST BANK DIGITIZATION OF UNRWA HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS OF REGISTERED PALESTINE REFUGEES IN LEBANON, SYRIA AND THE WEST BANK
UNRWA ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND WASH INFRASTRUCTURE IN GAZA STRIP - PHASE II UNRWA ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND WASH INFRASTRUCTURE IN GAZA STRIP - PHASE II
2023Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - RSS Programme Management 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - RSS Programme Management 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - RSS Programme Management 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - RSS Programme Management
SUPPORT TO EVALUATION OF UNRWA'S REFORM IF ITS EDUCATION PROGRAMME (INCEPTION REPORT), HQA SUPPORT TO EVALUATION OF UNRWA'S REFORM IF ITS EDUCATION PROGRAMME (INCEPTION REPORT), HQA SUPPORT TO EVALUATION OF UNRWA'S REFORM IF ITS EDUCATION PROGRAMME (INCEPTION REPORT), HQA SUPPORT TO EVALUATION OF UNRWA'S REFORM IF ITS EDUCATION PROGRAMME (INCEPTION REPORT), HQA
SUPPORT EDUCATION PROGRAM IN JORDAN SUPPORT EDUCATION PROGRAM IN JORDAN SUPPORT EDUCATION PROGRAM IN JORDAN SUPPORT EDUCATION PROGRAM IN JORDAN
HUMANITARIAN PRINCIPLES AND PROTECTION (INSTALLATION FOCUS) HUMANITARIAN PRINCIPLES AND PROTECTION (INSTALLATION FOCUS) HUMANITARIAN PRINCIPLES AND PROTECTION (INSTALLATION FOCUS) HUMANITARIAN PRINCIPLES AND PROTECTION (INSTALLATION FOCUS)
2020Programme Budget - Syria - Executive Direction 2020Programme Budget - Syria - Executive Direction 2020Programme Budget - Syria - Executive Direction 2020Programme Budget - Syria - Executive Direction
2022 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria - Emergency Repair and Maintenance of UNRWA Installations 2022 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria - Emergency Repair and Maintenance of UNRWA Installations Contrary to the principle of the inviolability of United Nations premises, UNRWA facilities in Syria have suffered extensive damage throughout the conflict. Many Palestine refugee camps have seen major hostilities, particularly Ein el Tal (Aleppo), Dera’a (South) and Yarmouk (Damascus) official and non-official camps, which have sustained large-scale destruction. 

In 2021, UNRWA will continue to focus on resuming its core services in areas where access has resumed and civilians are spontaneously returning. The Agency’s priority is to ensure safe and secured access to its education and health facilities and to support the restoration of basic WASH services, such as water and sewage connections. Contrary to the principle of the inviolability of United Nations premises, UNRWA facilities in Syria have suffered extensive damage throughout the conflict. Many Palestine refugee camps have seen major hostilities, particularly Ein el Tal (Aleppo), Dera’a (South) and Yarmouk (Damascus) official and non-official camps, which have sustained large-scale destruction. 

In 2021, UNRWA will continue to focus on resuming its core services in areas where access has resumed and civilians are spontaneously returning. The Agency’s priority is to ensure safe and secured access to its education and health facilities and to support the restoration of basic WASH services, such as water and sewage connections.
2023 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Education in Emergencies UNRWA will continue to support basic education for 294,086 students, including with the provision of after school activities for 50,000 students, the provision of material support through school items, and the provision of additional learning support to students in need for core subject such as Arabic and Mathematics
2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Tertiary Health Services 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Tertiary Health Services 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Tertiary Health Services 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Hospitalization Services - Tertiary Health Services
2020 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Emergency Food Assistance 2020 oPt Emergency Appeal - West Bank - Emergency Food Assistance Under the 2020 EA, food insecure Bedouin and herder communities in Area C will be provided with in-kind food assistance through an existing cooperative arrangement between UNRWA and WFP. In this regard, 37,000 individuals from the Bedouin and herder communities will receive food parcels on a quarterly basis, with food items procured by WFP and distributed by UNRWA. These communities are amongst the most vulnerable populations in the West Bank with food insecurity levels exceeding 60 per cent for Bedouin refugees, in comparison with 16 per cent for Palestine refugees overall in the West Bank. Their vulnerability is severely aggravated by the threat of demolitions and forcible displacement, which deprive 
people of their homes and disrupt their livelihoods, leading to entrenched poverty and increased aid dependency. Over the years, beneficiaries have repeatedly stressed the importance of the food assistance programme and its considerable positive impact on their daily lives. 

Due to the high vulnerability of this community and their dependency on UNRWA and WFP to meet their food security needs, the Agency will continue to prioritize this life-saving intervention under its 2020 EA. UNRWA will work closely with WFP to better assess the needs of the Bedouin and herder communities and provide support to households affected by protection threats and forcible displacement. Under the 2020 EA, food insecure Bedouin and herder communities in Area C will be provided with in-kind food assistance through an existing cooperative arrangement between UNRWA and WFP. In this regard, 37,000 individuals from the Bedouin and herder communities will receive food parcels on a quarterly basis, with food items procured by WFP and distributed by UNRWA. These communities are amongst the most vulnerable populations in the West Bank with food insecurity levels exceeding 60 per cent for Bedouin refugees, in comparison with 16 per cent for Palestine refugees overall in the West Bank. Their vulnerability is severely aggravated by the threat of demolitions and forcible displacement, which deprive 
people of their homes and disrupt their livelihoods, leading to entrenched poverty and increased aid dependency. Over the years, beneficiaries have repeatedly stressed the importance of the food assistance programme and its considerable positive impact on their daily lives. 

Due to the high vulnerability of this community and their dependency on UNRWA and WFP to meet their food security needs, the Agency will continue to prioritize this life-saving intervention under its 2020 EA. UNRWA will work closely with WFP to better assess the needs of the Bedouin and herder communities and provide support to households affected by protection threats and forcible displacement.
UPGRADING THE KINDERGARTEN AND SAFEGUARDING THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED CHILDREN IN GAZA STRIP, (REPROGRAMMING FROM PQ11811) UPGRADING THE KINDERGARTEN AND SAFEGUARDING THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED CHILDREN IN GAZA STRIP, (REPROGRAMMING FROM PQ11811) UPGRADING THE KINDERGARTEN AND SAFEGUARDING THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED CHILDREN IN GAZA STRIP, (REPROGRAMMING FROM PQ11811) UPGRADING THE KINDERGARTEN AND SAFEGUARDING THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED CHILDREN IN GAZA STRIP, (REPROGRAMMING FROM PQ11811)
2022Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT
2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services
2023Programme Budget - Syria - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - Dormitory and laundry TC 1 2023Programme Budget - Syria - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - Dormitory and laundry TC 1
SHELTER RECONSTRUCTION GAZA, ADDRESSING DURABLE SHELTER NEEDS FOR FAMILIES WHOSE HOMES WHERE RENDERED UNINHABITABLE FROM THE SUMMER 2014 HOSTILITIES SHELTER RECONSTRUCTION GAZA, ADDRESSING DURABLE SHELTER NEEDS FOR FAMILIES WHOSE HOMES WHERE RENDERED UNINHABITABLE FROM THE SUMMER 2014 HOSTILITIES SHELTER RECONSTRUCTION GAZA, ADDRESSING DURABLE SHELTER NEEDS FOR FAMILIES WHOSE HOMES WHERE RENDERED UNINHABITABLE FROM THE SUMMER 2014 HOSTILITIES SHELTER RECONSTRUCTION GAZA, ADDRESSING DURABLE SHELTER NEEDS FOR FAMILIES WHOSE HOMES WHERE RENDERED UNINHABITABLE FROM THE SUMMER 2014 HOSTILITIES
2022Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services 2022Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services 2022Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services 2022Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services
2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Jordan - Emergency Health 2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Jordan - Emergency Health The UNRWA emergency health programme ensures that all PRS residing in Jordan have unrestricted access to free primary health services at the Agency’s 30 HCs, including four mobile clinics, located throughout the country. UNRWA will maintain this level of service provision throughout 2019.  PRS are also referred to external service providers for secondary and tertiary health care, with UNRWA covering verified hospitalization costs. Services include- but are not limited to - coverage for those affected by non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including diabetes or hypertension, and those in need of dental screening. The UNRWA emergency health programme ensures that all PRS residing in Jordan have unrestricted access to free primary health services at the Agency’s 30 HCs, including four mobile clinics, located throughout the country. UNRWA will maintain this level of service provision throughout 2019.  PRS are also referred to external service providers for secondary and tertiary health care, with UNRWA covering verified hospitalization costs. Services include- but are not limited to - coverage for those affected by non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including diabetes or hypertension, and those in need of dental screening.
2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - Recreation TC 1 2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - Recreation TC 1 2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - Recreation TC 1 2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - Recreation TC 1
2022Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services 2022Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services 2022Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services 2022Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Radiology Services
SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL EQUIPMENT IN GAZA SCHOOLS SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL EQUIPMENT IN GAZA SCHOOLS SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL EQUIPMENT IN GAZA SCHOOLS SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL EQUIPMENT IN GAZA SCHOOLS
2020Programme Budget - Syria - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Disability Programme 2020Programme Budget - Syria - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Disability Programme 2020Programme Budget - Syria - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Disability Programme 2020Programme Budget - Syria - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Disability Programme
2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Family Health 2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Family Health
2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Oral Health 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Oral Health 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Oral Health 2021Programme Budget - Lebanon - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Oral Health
2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Lebanon - Emergency Repair and Maintenance of UNRWA Installations 2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Lebanon - Emergency Repair and Maintenance of UNRWA Installations In 2019, UNRWA will focus on the rehabilitation of health centres, schools and its two vocational training centres, fostering a positive learning environment for PRS and allowing them to attend classes with their PRL peers, in line with the Agency’s inclusive approach to education and vocational training. In the Beqaa area, where winters are especially harsh with a significant drop in temperature and heavy rainfalls, UNRWA will ensure that the Agency’s schools and health centres are adequately equipped, including by ensuring the proper functioning of heating systems and treating leakages. In 2019, UNRWA will focus on the rehabilitation of health centres, schools and its two vocational training centres, fostering a positive learning environment for PRS and allowing them to attend classes with their PRL peers, in line with the Agency’s inclusive approach to education and vocational training. In the Beqaa area, where winters are especially harsh with a significant drop in temperature and heavy rainfalls, UNRWA will ensure that the Agency’s schools and health centres are adequately equipped, including by ensuring the proper functioning of heating systems and treating leakages.
2021 Syria Regional Appeal - Lebanon - Capacity and Management Support 2021 Syria Regional Appeal - Lebanon - Capacity and Management Support In order to respond to the humanitarian needs of PRS and PRL in Lebanon, UNRWA will maintain and enhance, as required, its staff capacity and management support for all emergency programmes in accordance with the current Medium Term Strategy (MTS). The Agency will ensure that the emergency response is cost-effective and that Palestine refugees benefit from UNRWA assistance and services to the maximum extent. The Agency continues to operate in accordance with the Lebanon Crisis Response Plan and engages in continued coordination and communication with the Government of Lebanon, UN agencies and other humanitarian organizations. Active participation in inter-agency planning and responses through respective sectoral working groups, as well as the HCT in Lebanon, will be continued and further strengthened. The Agency’s support departments will place a special emphasis on collaboration at the country level aimed at achieving efficiencies and economies of scale, specifically under the United Nations Development Group (UNDG) Business Operations Strategy. In order to respond to the humanitarian needs of PRS and PRL in Lebanon, UNRWA will maintain and enhance, as required, its staff capacity and management support for all emergency programmes in accordance with the current Medium Term Strategy (MTS). The Agency will ensure that the emergency response is cost-effective and that Palestine refugees benefit from UNRWA assistance and services to the maximum extent. The Agency continues to operate in accordance with the Lebanon Crisis Response Plan and engages in continued coordination and communication with the Government of Lebanon, UN agencies and other humanitarian organizations. Active participation in inter-agency planning and responses through respective sectoral working groups, as well as the HCT in Lebanon, will be continued and further strengthened. The Agency’s support departments will place a special emphasis on collaboration at the country level aimed at achieving efficiencies and economies of scale, specifically under the United Nations Development Group (UNDG) Business Operations Strategy.
2023Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2023Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2023Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2023Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement
2024 oPt Emergency Appeal - HQ - Mulit Purpose Cash Assistance Cash distribution software (RSS)
2019 Programme Budget - Jordan - Education - Basic Education - Preparatory Education 2019 Programme Budget - Jordan - Education - Basic Education - Preparatory Education 2019 Programme Budget - Jordan - Education - Basic Education - Preparatory Education 2019 Programme Budget - Jordan - Education - Basic Education - Preparatory Education