devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Build capacity in support of India's Housing for All (HfA) mission. Capacity building and advisory support to Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation (MoHUPA) in developing economically viable models of affordable housing in India based on best practices from the UK, through their 'Housing for All' Programme.
Administrative Costs of Prosperity Fund Renewable Energy and Regulatory Reform in Indonesia Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA programme in Indonesia. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Transforming English Language Teaching in Peru Increase standards of English language education in Peru by authoring a revised Initial Teacher Education programme for all Year 1 & 2 trainees and Year 3 English specialists, together with development of teacher Monitoring and Evaluation instruments for use in the school system, including showcasing UK expertise in this sector.
Administrative Costs of ODA programme in China Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA programme in China [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Creating an Energy Conservation Fund in India to drive industrial energy efficiency and stimulate the market for international businesses To support the Government of India in designing and operationalising an Energy Conservation Fund, based on the experience of the UK's Carbon Trust, that will catalyse investment in industrial energy efficiency and open commercial opportunities.
Supporting improved Ease Of Doing Business in India through sharing of UK expertise to promote mutual growth. To improve the business environment in India by sharing best practice. The project will deliver a series of interactions to share expertise and experience, and support Indian policy makers in developing and delivering reform required to further open up the business environment in India. Focal areas include: reducing regulation, improving tax administration, and trade facilitation. The objective is to improve the business environment for Indian and international (including UK) businesses, as well as to promote international trade and increase GOI revenues that can be reinvested for the benefit of the Indian public.
Administrative Costs of the China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 3 Programme in China Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the China Prosperity Fund Portfolio Phase 3 Programme in China
Rehabilitation of mercury-contaminated mining lands in Colombia for renewable energy and other self-sustaining re-use strategies The project will deliver change by providing a range of science based strategies to rehabilitate land affected by soil mercury pollution in disadvantaged areas in Colombia and bring it back into productive use focusing on renewable energy opportunities and/or other services as most appropriate; supporting the goals of increasing regional stability, facilitating sustainable economic growth, harnessing innovation in particular for low carbon development, supporting OECD accession, and identifying possibilities for new community enterprise.
Promoting investment in the Mexican energy market by building institutional capacity to support efficient and effective regulation. A series of scoping studies that will research opportunities to support the continued development of three key aspects of the new Mexican energy market: recommendations for an efficient and effective Clean Energy Certificates market; best practices to improve and maximize the benefits of the tender processes for High Voltage Direct Current electricity transmission lines; and a set of policy recommendations to increase energy efficiency in transport. Better energy regulation will improve the efficiency of the system, reducing prices and improving accessibility for the poorest. Bringing benefits to British business in sectors where they are well placed to compete including Energy, Future Cities, Business Environment and Financial Services.
Supporting China to strengthen its health care system in handling Non-communicable diseases. This project is designed to draw on UK best practice to support the strengthening of the primary care system in China. Scoping activities will identify areas of collaboration.   The project will help China build its capacity and expertise to deal with the challenges posed by non-communicable diseases and set the groundwork for part of the China Prosperity Fund Health programme. This work will also generate opportunities for international business in the healthcare sector, with potential benefits to British companies in a sector where they are well placed to compete.
Departmental Central Administrative Costs of ODA Programme platform Central programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA programmes. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Increasing financial inclusion across the poorest communities by piloting mobile financial technology in Mexico A pilot will provide financial inclusion in marginalised communities within Mexico's largest social development programme. The project will provide an insight into the habits and needs of Mexico's most marginalised and vulnerable in order to produce better public policy. In turn this will open new opportunities for UK and other business to engage with wider sectors of society in Mexico increasing market access.
Better Health Programme in Vietnam Support to the Better Health Programme in Vietnam. The programme aims are to increase life expectancy, improve productivity and deliver economic growth in the partner countries.  As a secondary benefit, the programme will aim to increase opportunities for international business, including for the UK, in areas where the UK is well placed to compete.
Central administrative costs of Prosperity Fund portfolio Central programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of ODA programmes.
Global Trade Poverty Reduction Programme in Mexico This programme will aim to increase levels of global trade by opening markets, addressing non-tariff barriers to trade, and increasing trade policy and negotiation capacity with resultant economic growth leading to reduction in poverty in Mexico.  This will increase opportunites for global business, including the UK.  [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Strengthening Technical and Vocational Education and Training in priority vocational industries in China. This project is designed to build the understanding of policy makers from key Chinese ministries of the strengths of UK vocational expertise. This will help identify opportunities where the UK can support China to develop and improve its wider policy and training models in priority vocational sectors, and facilitate international partnerships. This project will lay the groundwork for, and inform the design of, the multi-year Prosperity Fund Skills programme of the China Prosperity Portfolio. This programme will lead to a more skilled and productive workforce, helping China's ongoing transition to an inclusive, sustainable and productive economy. It will also generate opportunities for international business in the Skills and Education sectors, bringing potential benefits for British companies in sectors where they are well placed to compete.
Building institutional capacity for improved transparency Build government capacity to implement the International Open Procurement Standards in up to 8 regions and train up to 200 officials in open procurement and its effective implementation. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Promoting UK-China collaborations to build China's workforce skills in the visual and broadcast industries, supporting China's move to a sustainable economic model led by innovation, generating opportunities for UK and international business This project is designed to draw on UK expertise to help China reform its system of education qualifications and Continuous Professional Development in its visual and broadcast industries. It will support China's intention to move to a sustainable economic model led by innovation, in line with its five year plan, and is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.
Developing a Legal, Technical and Commercial Roadmap for Supporting Offshore Wind Investments in Turkey The project aims to strengthen the capacity of the General Directorate of Renewable Energy, Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, and other relevant Turkish Government agencies to set the regulatory framework for offshore wind energy investments. It will prepare universities and the private sector for the development of offshore wind energy in Turkey through know-how transfer from the UK.
Global Infrastructure programme staff costs for Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy in Indonesia.  The programme will facilitate better development, &operation of major infrastructure projects. Indonesia project staff costs for Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy; for the Global Infrastructure Programme, a Prosperity Fund programme designed to boost infrastructure investment and markets for ODA-eligible middle income countries. The Programme will facilitate better development, design, finance, procurement and operation of major infrastructure projects and programmes. Delivery of the Programme will unlock economic opportunities, increase prosperity and reduce poverty in partner countries whilst enhancing opportunities for international, including UK, business. Bringing benefits to British business in sectors where they are well placed to compete.
Boosting corporate demand for low carbon goods and services in India through business commitments to renewable energy and energy efficiency. The project will seek to create business demand in India for UK low carbon experience, technology and services by securing Indian business commitments to increased use of renewable energy and improved energy efficiency.
Knowledge and expertise sharing to develop regulatory capacity and best practice in India Improve the regulatory environment in India through a series of government-to-government exchanges that leverage UK expertise to deliver sustainable reforms. This will promote economic growth and job creation in country. It will also generate opportunities for international business, bringing potential benefits to British businesses in sectors where they are best placed to compete.     [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Business Development Costs of the Prosperity Fund Indonesia Renewable Energy Programme Procurement and business case development costs for the Prosperity Fund Indonesia Renewable Energy Programme.
Mapping of global best practices on policies and regulations to inform India's oil and gas sector priorities To map global best practice policies and regulations relevant to India's priorities for reducing import dependency in the oil and gas sector and increasing the use of gas as a cleaner fuel. This will include UK best practice. This programme will generate opportunities for international business in the energy and low carbon sector, bringing potential benefits to British business in sectors where they are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Producing a Scoping Study to explore collaboration opportunities with China in developing an asset management policy programme The project is designed to scope the opportunities for use of future Prosperity Fund resource for a Prosperity Fund programme on developing an asset management policy programme in China.
Prosperity Fund Mexico Administration Costs Administration overheads for running the Prosperity Fund in Mexico
Green Leadership: Developing an alliance for scaling up renewable energy and energy efficiency adoption by businesses in India To bring together industry-led coalitions and key stakeholders to strengthen corporate action on renewable energy and energy efficiency in India. It will focus on exchange of international best practice, knowledge and technologies including from the UK. This programme will generate opportunities for international business in the clean energy and low carbon sector, bringing potential benefits to British business in sectors where they are well placed to compete. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Improving the commercial dispute resolution legal framework, its implementation and enforceability in China The project aims to improve the quality, accessibility, consistency and enforceability of commercial dispute resolution outcomes in China. This will be achieved through a targeted policy and institutional stakeholder mapping exercise and pilot capacity-building initiatives across the government policy-makers, courts and alternative dispute resolution sectors. It will support the multi-year Rule of Law for Business programme, which will lead to an improved, fairer and more transparent business environment and stronger and more sustainable growth. This will in turn benefit improved business environment for domestic and international companies, including UK ones. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Administrative costs of ODA projects under the Better Health Programme Programme support costs covering planning, transition, implementation and resources as part of Better Health global programme [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Administrative and Monitoring Costs for Scoping Studies in Asia Pacific Region The scoping studies aim to provide analysis of various thematic areas to help identify where the current constraints, challenges and opportunities lie, in view of better targeted future programme activity.
Administrative costs of the Digital Access ODA Programme Project facilitation costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of the Digital Access ODA programme [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Establishing the South East Asian Marine Energy Centre in Indonesia to enable a long-term sustainable strategy for marine energy in SE Asia The project is designed to create a multi-national, multi-stakeholder platform involving the implementation of innovative practices that drives policy and capacity building to an international standard, as part of a long-term, comprehensive marine renewable energy programme, in Indonesia and beyond. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.
Roadmap for Logistics Infrastructure Investments in Brazil: improving regulation to facilitate private sector investments and foster economic growth This project will promote policy reform and private investment in logistics infrastructure by producing a roadmap for Brazil's logistics infrastructure regulatory framework, to facilitate private sector investments and foster economic growth.
Supporting Chinese efforts to re-use brownfield and marginal land for low carbon and renewable energy purposes The project is designed to promote China-UK collaboration to evaluate and adapt innovative methodologies, in order that China can re-use brownfields and marginal land for low carbon and renewable energy purposes. This is intended to support the development of low-resource strategies for land management, decontamination of land, urban regeneration, and community enterprise for brownfield and marginal land areas. This is expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.
Promoting China’s Alignment with International Standards for Animal Testing. The project seeks to reform China’s animal testing laws, associated regulations and codes, aligning them and Chinese industries’ practice with internationally-recognised standards, including the reduction of unnecessary animal testing in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. This will help China’s science policy to develop towards a more open environment for international innovation collaboration, in sectors which will drive future economic growth. This will also facilitate the removal of trade barriers, thus generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.
Improving Trade Facilitation Indicators in Brazil to promote trade reforms and increased prosperity Create a Trade Reform Plan for Brazil using performance indicators to identify trade efficiency gaps, paving the way for trade cost reductions and increase in imports and exports flows.
Scoping and research to support development of Prosperity Fund China Global Partners Programme. The project will undertake research, stakeholder consultation and analysis to support the development of the multi-year Global Partners programme. The project will make recommendations on designing a Programme that, through engagement with the UK, provides Chinese future leaders with the knowledge and networks needed to tackle key global challenges, and develop and implement policies for the reduction of poverty and inclusive, sustainable and productive economic growth. [Following a methodology change, from financial year 19/20 costs under this activity will be reported against a new activity line.  You can find the new IATI identifier by looking up “other identifier information”.]
Supporting the reform and development of China’s pension sector This project is designed to draw on UK expertise, and the UK model, to support China's pension reform. With an ageing population in China, there is a pressing need to develop a stronger pension framework. The project will build foundations for the Financial Services pillar of a China prosperity programme. The programme will work to promote financial sector reform though sharing policy and private sector expertise, and capacity building in the Chinese regulatory sector. It will look to generate opportunities for international business, including UK companies.
Building capacity and supporting policy in china's cultural heritage sector supporting China's transition to a service orientated economy and its engagement with international markets The project is designed to draw on UK expertise to enhance China's cultural heritage sector through international collaboration involving policy makers, decision makers and professionals. It will involve conducting research, and running training programmes and study visits, in partnership with China's State Administration of Cultural Heritage and its Ministry of culture; and promoting UK-China collaborations. In doing so, it will develop and improve capabilities and skill levels of cultural heritage professionals. It will address some of the economic and social pressures facing Chinese cultural heritage driven by climate change, natural disasters, environmental changes and tourism development. The project is also expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.
Supporting China's ability to monitor climate risks. The project is designed to improve China's monitoring of climate risks, helping to develop China's markets in climate resilient infrastructure and insurance. This will be achieved by establishing a set of climate risk indicators that will regularly provide government leaders with a clearer assessment of risk than is currently available, thereby generating opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.
Improving China's protection of intellectual property rights, including its copyright collective licensing system. The project is designed to improve China's copyright collective licensing system and improve UK-China cooperation on dispute resolution. It is intended that, by January 2018, better resolution of disputes results in Chinese judges' increased awareness and consequent policy input to ongoing copyright reforms, thereby leading to higher revenues for Chinese and international creative industries companies (including UK ones) and individual creators.
Promoting UK-China collaborations to enhance the employability and enterprise skills of Chinese graduates, supporting China's move to a sustainable economic model led by innovation This project is designed to draw on UK expertise to help Chinese graduates enhance their employability and enterprise skills, including through online training and support. This will help drive economic growth in China, supporting China's intention to move to a sustainable economic model led by innovation, in line with its five year plan. This is also intended to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones
Supporting the improvement of Public Sector Accounting Standards in Indonesia The project is designed to draw on UK expertise through a Government Auditors & Finance Officer capacity building programme in International Public Sector Accounting Standards. This will improve transparency, reduce corruption and enhance the prospects for companies in public procurement and infrastructure projects by aligning public sector accounting in Indonesia with international and UK standards.
Supporting the incorporation of climate risk assessment in Shanghai's Water Supply Infrastructure Strategy The project is designed to draw upon UK expertise to influence the Shanghai government's water sector asset investment policy, by providing a robust framework for Climate Change vulnerability assessment. There is potential for such assessment to be replicated to other regions of China. The project will also generate business opportunities for international businesses, including from the UK, to provide equipment, technology and consulting services to the Chinese authorities.
Supporting the development of policy in Hubei to facilitate the competitiveness of heavy industry in the transition to the new National Emissions Trading Scheme The project is designed to develop policy recommendations to support the Hubei government's allocation of carbon credits to companies in a way that protects industrial competitiveness, helping pave the way for a sustainable national carbon market in China. This is also expected to generate opportunities for international businesses, including UK ones.
Administrative Costs of Prosperity Fund Global Trade Programme Programme support costs covering planning, implementation and resources as part of Global Trade ODA project