devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Fournir des repas scolaires nutritifs aux enfants vulnérables dans les départements ciblés pendant l’année scolaire de manière à relier et à stimuler la production locale Budget de Portefeuille de Pays - CPB Senegal (2019-2024) - Fournir des repas scolaires nutritifs aux enfants vulnérables dans les départements ciblés pendant l’année scolaire de manière à relier et à stimuler la production locale
10 Logistics Cluster Services Country portfolio budget - CPB Burkina Faso 2019-2025 Provide logistics expertise and coordination services to partners in absence of alternatives to ensure humanitarian assistance as well as other supply chain services in order to support effective and efficient humanitarian response.
Assurer à l’intention des partenaires des Services aériens d’aide humanitaire des Nations Unies qui permettent d’atteindre les sites d’intervention humanitaire Budget de Portefeuille de Pays - CPB Niger (2020-2024) - Assurer à l’intention des partenaires des Services aériens d’aide humanitaire des Nations Unies qui permettent d’atteindre les sites d’intervention humanitaire
CPB Central African Republic (2023-2027) - Coûts d'appui directs ajustés CPB Central African Republic (2023-2027) - Coûts d’appui directs, qui correspondent à des dépenses, supportées au niveau d’un pays, qui sont directement liées à l’exécution du programme dans son ensemble mais ne peuvent être rattachées à l’une de ses activités.
Fournir des repas scolaires aux enfants mauritaniens vulnérables pendant l’année scolaire, en utilisant et en stimulant la production locale (alimentation scolaire utilisant la production locale) Budget de Portefeuille de Pays - CPB Mauritania (2019-2024) - Fournir des repas scolaires aux enfants mauritaniens vulnérables pendant l’année scolaire, en utilisant et en stimulant la production locale (alimentation scolaire utilisant la production locale)
01 ACT1_EPR_CCS Support Country portfolio budget - CPB Ghana 2024-2028 Work with actors at the national, institutional, community and individual levels to strengthen their capacity to enhance gender sensitive, evidence-based early warning analysis for informed anticipatory action, preparedness, disaster risk reduction and response, including disaster risk financing mechanisms like climate insurance.
Residual Malaria Transmission [Asia Region] High coverage of effective malaria control initiatives ? such as the use of treated mosquito nets ? in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) has resulted in sharp decreases in malaria in countries where national programmes have achieved high net coverage, and has acted as one of the drivers toward elimination strategies in the region. However, despite the massive reductions over recent years, low level transmission persists even where there is universal coverage of nets or maximal coverage of indoor residual spraying. This remaining, low level transmission has been termed ?residual malaria transmission? (RMT).   This project seeks to better understand the magnitude and causes of RMT using multiple approaches, so that appropriate interventions can be put in place to stop it. The first step will be to carry out a review of available data on RMT in the GMS in order to map areas of transmission. Next, field work in Thailand and Vietnam will explore 1) the epidemiology of malaria in RMT communities through blood surveys and risk factor analysis, 2) social and behavioural factors through interviews and discussions, GPS tracking of forest-goers and mobile groups, and observational studies of behaviours and net utilisation; and 3) conduct detailed entomological studies to assess the exact Anopheles composition and entomological parameters including biting times, parity, insecticide resistance status and Plasmodium infection rates.  Through consultations with the World Health Organization Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Disease (WHO TDR) and other investigators in African and pan-American regions, the outputs of these activities will not only result in a better understanding of RMT, but also the production of tools and protocols for RMT measurement that can be rolled out to other settings as well as baseline information for development of future research methodologies into the control of RMT. [Asia Region]
Residual Malaria Transmission High coverage of effective malaria control initiatives ? such as the use of treated mosquito nets ? in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) has resulted in sharp decreases in malaria in countries where national programmes have achieved high net coverage, and has acted as one of the drivers toward elimination strategies in the region. However, despite the massive reductions over recent years, low level transmission persists even where there is universal coverage of nets or maximal coverage of indoor residual spraying. This remaining, low level transmission has been termed ?residual malaria transmission? (RMT).  This project seeks to better understand the magnitude and causes of RMT using multiple approaches, so that appropriate interventions can be put in place to stop it. The first step will be to carry out a review of available data on RMT in the GMS in order to map areas of transmission. Next, field work in Thailand and Vietnam will explore 1) the epidemiology of malaria in RMT communities through blood surveys and risk factor analysis, 2) social and behavioural factors through interviews and discussions, GPS tracking of forest-goers and mobile groups, and observational studies of behaviours and net utilisation; and 3) conduct detailed entomological studies to assess the exact Anopheles composition and entomological parameters including biting times, parity, insecticide resistance status and Plasmodium infection rates.  Through consultations with the World Health Organization Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Disease (WHO TDR) and other investigators in African and pan-American regions, the outputs of these activities will not only result in a better understanding of RMT, but also the production of tools and protocols for RMT measurement that can be rolled out to other settings as well as baseline information for development of future research methodologies into the control of RMT.
Multi Donor Trust Fund for the Pacific Region Infrastructure Facility Parallel Trust Fund of TF071309 NA
HCFC phase-out management plan (stage I, second tranche)_Grenada UNIDO is implementing the investment component of the HCFC Phase-out Management Plan of Grenada The activities for Stage I of the investment component include 1. Procurement of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Service Equipment (i) Conduct a needs assessment (ii) Procure Equipment 2. Good AC Design for large facilities and for Technicians in the design of AC systems (i) Engage a consultant to develop and deliver the modules (ii)          Conduct 4 Seminars on Good AC Design for large facilities and for Technicians in the design of AC systems 3. Demonstration Project for Conversion of HCFC Equipment already installed (i) Engage a Consultant (ii)          Procure specific equipment and materials (iii)        Conduct monitoring of project
HCFC Phase-out Management Plan Stage II in Grenada HCFC Phase out Plan Stage II: The HPMP Stage II targets are 67.5 % reduction of the baseline by 2025. Stage II has five different co mponents: Policy instruments and legislative development, Training and certification, Awareness and information dissemination, Monitoring and evaluation and Gender mainstreaming.
Enabling activities for HFC phase-down GRN Enabling activities for HFC phase-down The main objective of these enabling activities is to prepare Grenada for the ratification and early implementation of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, considering the prevailing situation stated above with regard to the current HFCs# consumption. The project will be implemented through the following lines of action: - Support for the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment, - Support to the institutional arrangements, - Review of the licensing systems, and - Demonstration of non-investment activities. GRN/SEV/81/TAS/01+
Activity under preparation Vanuatu Value Chain (VaVaC) Development - Final Evaluation Activity still under preparation: Vanuatu Value Chain (VaVaC) Development - Final Evaluation-<p>Final evaluation of the Vanuatu Value Chain (VaVaC) Development.</p>
Helti Kakai, Helti Famili - Improving food security and empowering women in Vanuatu Phase 2 Contract related to: Helti Kakai, Helti Famili - Improving food security and empowering women in Vanuatu Phase 2 - Vanuatu - Support for Civil Society Organisations and Technical Cooperation Facility (including support for the National Authorising Officer)
Supporting Community Resilience through Household Food Security and Women's Empowerment in TC Harold Affected Areas This intervention will contribute to strengthening food security and the economic empowerment of women in TC Harold and COVID-19 affected communities at the household level
Vanuatu - Technical Advisor for the requirements of the EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes <p>A Technical Advisor (TA) is sought for the Vanuatu Competent Authority Unit (the Department of Customs and Inland Revenue) and Revenue Policy Unit under the Vanuatu Ministry of Finance and Economic Management (MFEM) in ensuring that Vanuatu is able to meet international standards as stated in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Global Forum on Exchange of Information for tax purposes and the European Union Code of Conduct for non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes.</p>
Vanuatu 11th EDF CSOTCF - Programme Estimate The purpose of the project is to better coordinate the overall implementation of Vanuatu's National Sustainable Development Plan (NSDP), to ensure a smooth implementation of and strengthen EU - Vanuatu cooperation and to raise awareness of EU support to Vanuatu.
Vanuatu CSO Support  & Technical Cooperation Facility (CSOTCF) Project Vanuatu - Support for Civil Society Organisations and Technical Cooperation Facility (including support for the National Authorising Officer)
Growing Resilient and Strengthened Civil Society Organisations for Improved Woman and Youth Economic Empowerment (GROW) <p>The <strong>Growing Resilient and Strengthened Civil Society Organisations for Improved Woman and Youth Economic Empowerment (GROW) Project</strong> has been designed to increase economic empowerment and food security in Shefa Province, Vanuatu. It will directly target women and youth to have increased food security and capacity and earn an income through climate resilient agriculture, whilst providing access to digital financial payment systems to improve women and youth-led agribusiness capacity. The Action will employ evidence-based approaches that have been proven successful in Vanuatu to strengthen women¿s and youth business acumen and financial literacy such as savings and loans groups and the World Vision developed Resilient and Inclusive Social Enterprises (RISE) business model with innovative approaches to include environmental resilience considerations and increase women¿s financial empowerment. The strengthening of civil society organisations (CSOs) is woven throughout the project design in working both with and through civil society to deliver the action¿s key objectives. The action will work through CSOs working with women and youth in climate resilient agriculture and agribusiness, helping to strengthen organisational implementation, and advocacy capacity to enable CSOs to more effectively serve their communities. </p><p>The action will directly empower 630 women and youth, recognising that these groups are especially vulnerable to the impact of climate change. &nbsp;It will also contribute to facilitate financial inclusion and CSO strengthening. It will reach 109,389 people through building resilient and inclusive livelihoods. In doing so it aligns with the global objectives of address SDG 2 - Zero Hunger, SDG 5 - Gender Equality, SDG 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation, and SDG 13 - Climate Action. </p><p class="ql-align-justify"><strong>The overall objective</strong> of the action is: women and youth in Shefa Province having greater food security, economic empowerment and voice through climate resilient green growth and strengthened CSOs. </p><p class="ql-align-justify">The overall objective will be achieved through pathways of change focusing on three outcomes<strong>:</strong></p><p class="ql-align-justify">·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Outcome (1): Women and youth have increased food security and capacities to earn an income through climate resilient agricultural production, processing, and marketing.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Outcome (2): Women and youth have increased access to digital financial payment systems and services.</p><p class="ql-align-justify">·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Outcome (3): Increased CSO knowledge and capacities in management, accountability, strategy planning, implementation, promoting gender equality and advocacy to represent women and youth voice and interests in climate sensitive agriculture and finance.</p><p class="ql-align-justify"><br></p><p><br></p>
Technical Assistance for the Vanuatu Value Chain Programme Contract related to: Technical Assistance for the Vanuatu Value Chain Programme - As per NIP 2014-2020, intervention aims at rural development through support to the value chains of Coconut, Beef and Fruits&Vegetables.
Vanuatu Value Chain (VaVaC) Programme Sector reform contract supporting the development of three strategic agricultural value chains (coconuts, beef, fruits & vegetables) in Vanuatu
Vanuatu Value Chain Development As per NIP 2014-2020, intervention aims at rural development through support to the value chains of Coconut, Beef and Fruits&Vegetables.
Activity under preparation Vanuatu Sustainable and Inclusive Rural Development Programme (VaVaC II) The Vanuatu Sustainable and Inclusive Rural Development Programme (VaVaC II) responds to the needs of Vanuatu as expressed by the economic, environment and social pillars of the National Sustainable Development Plan (NSDP) 2016-2030, and more specifically by the recommendations of the Overarching Productive Sector Policy (OPSP) 2020-2030.The overall objective of this action is to contribute to a climate-resilient rural development which enables opportunities for rural communities. The specific objective is to promote climate-resilient food systems including production, value addition, safety and quality, and trade. The expected outputs will contribute to: (i) enhanced capacity to implement and monitor climate-resilient rural development policies, (ii) the delivery of stability-orientated macro-economic policies, (iii) public finance management (PFM) reforms, and (iv) improvements in budget oversight and transparency. The action aims to build upon the work laid down by the previous budget support programme under the 11th European Development Fund (EDF11).The Vanuatu Sustainable and Inclusive Rural Development Programme will support the government budget to create fiscal space for rural development, and specifically support climate-resilient production, value addition, trade, safety and quality. It will also provide complementary support for the productive sector line ministries, notably the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, Fisheries and Bio-security (the `Ministry of Agriculture¿), the Ministry of Tourism, Trade, Commerce and Ni-Vanuatu Business (the `Ministry of Trade¿), along with the Ministry of Finance and Economic Management (the `Ministry of Finance¿) for its leading role in PFM reforms, and the Ministry of the Prime Minister for its central position in the overall coordination of development assistance. The action will thus help to strengthen the resilience of the primary sector while reducing its environmental and climate impact, to ensure fair economic returns and to stimulate green business models. Therefore, it will support Vanuatu¿s transition towards a green economy and it is intended to stimulate private sector involvement and investments in the agricultural sector and value addition, opportunities for complementarity with European Fund for Sustainable Development (EFSD+) will be sought.The action will contribute to the Pacific Multi-Country Multi-annual Indicative Programme 2021-27 priority area 2 `Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Development¿ and in particular to the following specific objectives: To support diversified, sustainable and resilient economic growth, in particular by strengthening the role of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) and supporting local livelihoods through diversification of the economy. It also has strong links with priority area 1 `Climate Action and Environmental Sustainability¿.
Understand, prepare for and respond to disaster displacement in the Pacific <p>The overall objective of the action is to reduce the impact of disaster displacement on persons at risk of being displaced in developing small islands states in the Pacific</p>
Fac’Art, développement de l’entrepreneuriat culturel en RDC Fac’Art, développement de l’entrepreneuriat culturel en RDC L'objectif est de contribuer au développement du secteur culturel de façon à permettre aux arts de réaliser pleinement leur potentiel social et économique.
Replenishment Worldbank- IDA20 Deelname van België aan de twintigste wedersamenstelling van de middelen van de International Development Association, het ontwikkelingsfonds voor de armste landen bij de Wereldbank.
Support to Inclusive Electoral Processes in the State of Palestine Support to Inclusive Electoral Processes in the State of Palestine
Prêt d'Etat à Etat - Cap-Vert - Amélioration de la résilience des soins de santé nationaux au Cap-Vert Prêt d'Etat à Etat - Cap-Vert - Amélioration de la résilience des soins de santé nationaux au Cap-Vert Le projet a pour objet la fourniture d’équipements et de services médicaux à 6 sites d’hôpitaux existants et 5 nouveaux centres de santé à construire.  Les bénéficiaires se répartissent sur 5 îles de l’archipel du Cap-Vert. Le projet a pour objet la fourniture d’équipements et de services médicaux à 6 sites d’hôpitaux existants et 5 nouveaux centres de santé à construire.  Les bénéficiaires se répartissent sur 5 îles de l’archipel du Cap-Vert. La fourniture d’équipements et de services médicaux à 6 sites d’hôpitaux existants et 5 nouveaux centres de santé à construire.
Financing extention Junior Professional Officer (JPO) contract within the Worldbankgroup Financing extention Junior Professional Officer (JPO) contract within the WB in the field of development finance and operations The Junior Professional Officer programme or Associate Expert Programme is a multilateral technical cooperation initiative intended for young people, interested in acquiring experience in the development field, sponsored by their respective governments. At the same time, the programme assists the international organizations in their technical cooperation activities by providing JPO services in development initiatives.   n.v.t
Financing new Junior Professional Officer JPO contract - Junior Professional Officer in Political Affairs -for the United Nations Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict (OSRSG CAAC) in New York Financing new Junior Professional Officer JPO contract - Junior Professional Officer in Political Affairs -for the United Nations Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict (OSRSG CAAC) in New York
Climate Finance - Contribution to the UNFCCC secretariat - “Strenghten the capacity of developing countries to prepare and manage national greenhouse gas inventories as a basis for effective transparency framework under the Paris Agreement (SB-014974.05)”
Junior Professional Officers Programme 2023 - JPO for UNFPA- Programmme Analyst - Gender-based Violence in Dakar he Junior Professional Officer programme or Associate Expert Programme is a multilateral technical cooperation initiative intended for young people, interested in acquiring experience in the development field, sponsored by their respective governments. At the same time, the programme assists the international organizations in their technical cooperation activities by providing JPO services in development initiatives.

This post of Programme Analyst - Gender-based Violence for UNFPA is situated in Dakar, Senegal
Capital Increase 2018 IFC - International Finance Corporation (Worldbank Group) (2021-2025)
Junior Professional Programme - Financing new JPO-post for UNFPA in Niger Junior Professional Programme - Financing new JPO-post for UNFPA in Niger focused on coordination in the health sector The Junior Professional Officer programme or Associate Expert Programme is a multilateral technical cooperation initiative intended for young people, interested in acquiring experience in the development field, sponsored by their respective governments. At the same time, the programme assists the international organizations in their technical cooperation activities by providing JPO services in development initiatives.
This post Programme Analyst – Governance under the supervision of the “Reproductive Health Technical Senior Advisor” is situated in Niamey, Niger.
Prêt d'Etat à Etat - Niger - Second projet d'approvisionnement en eau potable à Niamey Second projet d'approvisionnement en eau potable à Niamey Le projet, dans sa globalité, porte sur la réalisation d’une quatrième sous-station de la station d’approvisionnement en eau de Goudel, ainsi que les travaux d’extension et de renforcement de l’infrastructure de stockage (3 château d’eau de 2.000 m³) et du réseau de distribution (20 km de conduites sous pression, 260 km de conduites de distribution, 15.700 raccordements domiciliaires et 170 points d’eau).

La second projet d’approvisionnement en eau potable à Niamey porte sur la construction d’un nouveau château d’eau, le raccordement sur la conduite sous pression et l’extension du réseau de distribution.	
 Le projet, dans sa globalité, porte sur la réalisation d’une quatrième sous-station de la station d’approvisionnement en eau de Goudel, ainsi que les travaux d’extension et de renforcement de l’infrastructure de stockage (3 château d’eau de 2.000 m³) et du réseau de distribution (20 km de conduites sous pression, 260 km de conduites de distribution, 15.700 raccordements domiciliaires et 170 points d’eau).

La second projet d’approvisionnement en eau potable à Niamey porte sur la construction d’un nouveau château d’eau, le raccordement sur la conduite sous pression et l’extension du réseau de distribution. L’amélioration de l’approvisionnement en eau potable. Le premier projet comprend les parties suivantes :
- L’installation de traitement d’eau de 40.000 m³/jour;
- La construction de deux châteaux d’eau et des conduites de transport;
- L’extension du réseau de distribution;
- Le raccordement domiciliaire et les points d’eau;

Complémentairement au premier projet, la partie belge du projet concerne :
   - La construction d’un nouveau château d’eau d’une capacité de 2000 m³;
   - Le raccordement sur la conduite sous pression provenant de l’installation de traitement de l’eau;
   - L’extension du réseau de distribution.
Participation of Belgium in the multilateral debt relief initiative of the African Development Fund for the period 2020-2022 (FAD-15 MDRI) Participation of Belgium in the multilateral debt relief initiative of the African Development Fund for the period 2020-2022  Participation of Belgium in the multilateral debt relief initiative of the African Development Fund for the period 2020-2022 (FAD-15 MDRI)