devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
PROG 2017-2021_Outcome_SDN2_Sociale organisaties en Belgische actoren van OS zijn versterkt en mobiliseren zich voor het laten gelden van kinderrechten, het recht op voedsel en het recht op gezondheid, met focus op de rechtenbenadering PROG 2017-2021_Outcome_SDN2_Des organisations sociales et des acteurs belges de la coopération au développement sont renforcés et se mobilisent afin de faire valoir les droits de l'enfant, le droit à l'alimentation et le droit à la santé, avec un focus sur l'approche basée sur les droits. We beogen met deze doelstelling de versterking van sociale organisaties en actoren in ontwikkelingssamenwerking in de rechtenbenadering en hun mobilisatiekracht om er voor op te komen en krachtsverhoudingen tussen plichtsdragers en rechthebbenden te beïnvloeden. We verdiepen en ontwikkelen ook de expertise van het consortium om andere actoren te voeden en versterken. Gezamenlijk programma van twee andere Belgische ngo's: Viva Salud en Solidagro. Avec cet objectif, nous visons à renforcer les organisations sociales et les acteurs de la coopération au développement dans l'approche basée sur les droits et leur capacité à se mobiliser pour la défendre et à influencer les relations de pouvoir entre les détenteurs de devoirs et les détenteurs de droits. Nous approfondissons et développons également l'expertise du consortium pour nourrir et renforcer d'autres acteurs. Programme conjoint avec deux autres ONG belges : Viva Salud et Solidagro.
PROG 2017-2021_Outcome_SDZ7_BURUN_Grâce à l'intervention coordonnée de la société civile burundaise, des structures communautaires participatives mixtes garantissent davantage les droits des tous les enfants Pour parvenir à l'objectif que nous nous sommes fixés au Burundi, le programme a développé 5 résultats construits autour des 4 piliers des droits de l’enfant (participation, non-discrimination, intérêt supérieur de l’enfant et droit de vivre, survivre et se développer) comme une approche complémentaire pour la réalisation effective et durable des droits de l’enfant ; et complété par une approche de développement des capacités et l’autonomisation de partenaires du programme.
Guangxi Regional Cooperation and Integration Promotion Investment Program -  Tranche 3 The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the People's Republic of China (PRC) signed a framework financing agreement for the Guangxi Regional Cooperation and Integration Promotion Investment Program (GRIP) on 15 October 2016. Under the program, a roadmap was developed to help the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (GZAR) and Viet Nam capture regional cooperation and integration benefits in their border areas through small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) support enhancement, cross-border financial transaction and investment promotion, cross-border e-commerce platforms development, border economic zone (BEZ) infrastructure construction, and policy coordination improvement. On 1 December 2016, ADB approved the provision of a $450 million multitranche financing facility (MFF) to the PRC for the GRIP to be implemented through three tranches from 2017-2024. Tranche 1 amounting to $130 million of ADB financing was approved on 12 December 2016 with the current loan closing date of 30 June 2022. Tranche 2 of $180 million was approved on 4 April 2018 with the current loan closing date of 30 November 2023. 
The Government of the PRC submitted a request for a loan up to $140 million from ADB's ordinary capital resources for tranche 3 on 6 August 2021. Tranche 3 of the MFF will align with the program strategic roadmap to support (i) SME development in the border areas through vocational training capacity enhancement and expansion of the Sino-ASEAN Agricultural Products Trade Center in Baise City, (ii) integrated cross-border e-commerce platforms development for the PRC and Viet Nam, (iii) provision of key infrastructure and trade-related services in BEZs, and (iv) physical and informational connectivity and policy coordination through development of the Sino-Viet Nam Cross-Border Tourism Cooperation Zone in Chongzuo City.
Healthcare Finance in Underdeveloped Regions A senior secured loan of CNY492.195 million ($75 million) with 5 years tenor was provided to State Grid International Leasing (SGIL, formerly Yingda International Leasing) in the PRC. The proceeds were used to finance hospital facilities in counties or lower tier cities (i.e., excluding provincial capital cities) in the central and western regions of the PRC. This include direct lease of modern medical equipment as well as hospital fixed assets investments through sale and lease back transactions. According to the latest WHO data, the total health care expenditure accounted for 5.4% of the GDP in the PRC in 2012, significant lower than the global average of 9.2%. The healthcare investments are lower in the less developed central and western regions, leading to poorer facilities. There are 2.96 and 3.10 hospital beds per thousand populations in the central region and western region respectively, while the ratio was 3.17 in the eastern region. In the central and western regions, the average assets per hospital were CNY79.9 million and CNY68.9 million, respectively, significantly lower than the average of CNY122.6 million in the eastern region.
Guangxi Hezhou Environment Restoration and Sustainable Development Project The project will help Hezhou (i) reduce pollution in and improve the environment of the former mineral mining area; (ii) provide essential and inclusive social services; and (iii) strengthen institutions to make former mineral mining workers? living areas in Hezhou green, inclusive, healthy, and sustainable.
Integrated Development of Key Townships in Central Liaoning The project aims to promote balanced and environmentally sustainable urbanization; narrow the rural-urban gap; and improve living conditions by supporting the development of five key townships in central Liaoning Province, People's Republic of China (PRC). The project will support urban water supply, wastewater management, energy efficient heat supply, and urban road and bridge construction and related services.
Urban-Rural Integration Water Distribution Project Access to safe and reliable water is a basic human need that remains unmet for hundreds of millions in the PRC: one in two (700 million) are forced to consume water below WHO standards. Furthermore, an imbalance in the quality of water supply is observed. Rural and semi-urban communities are particularly disaffected, bearing disproportionate impact on economic livelihoods and health. About 53% of rural residents lack household tap connections, relying instead on wells and other communal supplies for basic supply. In those communities water is supplied often below national quality standards, caused by inadequate treatment and/or contamination from pipelines with high leakage during distributions. The proposed project will support China Water Affairs Group Limited (CWA) in expanding water distribution network into semi-urban and rural communities.
Shaanxi Green Intelligent Transport and Logistics Management Demonstration Project The project is aligned with the following impact: green economic development in Shaanxi Province enhanced. The project will have the following outcome: low-carbon, efficient, and climate-friendly logistics services in Shaanxi Province improved.
Guangxi Southwestern Cities Development Project The project  will support the urban development of three medium-sized cities in the southwestern part of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (Guangxi)-Fangchenggang City, Chongzuo City, and Baise City. All the project cities are surrounded by counties with widespread poverty. The project will have six investment components in the project cities and one capacity development component. The investment components in each project city will be part of an overall city development program guided by a well-prepared city development master plan. The capacity development component is designed to complement the infrastructure development to be funded under the project. 

The project has a number of special features. It is part of the national poverty reduction strategy to promote inclusive growth in the less-developed western PRC. All the project cities are at strategic positions of the regional transport corridors under the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) economic cooperation framework. Development of the urban economy in these cities is the driving force in converting these transport corridors into economic corridors for GMS economic cooperation, which the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is supporting. The project has adopted a holistic approach to building urban roads and underground municipal infrastructure in a coherent and integrated manner. Construction of urban infrastructure is supported with capacity development and environmental improvement components, including activities to strengthen climate change resilience of coastal and inland urban areas.
Anhui Huangshan Xin'an River Ecological Protection and Green Development Project The project aims to promote ecological protection and green development by (i) instituting and applying international best practice in the management of point source water pollution in urban areas; (ii) introducing new financing mechanisms to improve the management of agriculture-based nonpoint source water pollution; and (iii) promoting green development in rural areas through piloting small and medium-sized green businesses.
Shandong Green Development Fund Project The Shandong Green Development Fund Project (SGDF) will pilot an innovative leveraging mechanism to catalyze private, institutional and commercial (PIC) capital for the development of climate positive infrastructure and business in Shandong Province, People's Republic of China (PRC). The project will support a portfolio of mitigation and adaptation subprojects assessed against both climate and financial eligibility criteria. The project will contribute to the province's transition to low-carbon and climate-resilient development patterns: Shandong faces mounting climate change (CC) and environmental protection challenges. The Province tops the country's energy consumption and the number of motor vehicles, responsible for most of the greenhouse gas emissions (GHG). The project aims to leverage private, institutional and commercial (PIC) finance for climate resilient subprojects assessed against both climate and financial eligibility criteria. The project consists of a mix of public and private sector capital of $1.2 billion and catalytic resources of $300 million from international financing institutions (IFI), which is required to reach sufficient critical mass of funding to achieve a significant leverage ratio over 5. The project finances a portion of the total capital expenditures of selected climate resilient subprojects for a capped period to make the subprojects bankable, by addressing the upfront project risks, as well as promoting advanced technologies and an integrated approach for climate change. The level of catalytic fund and the financing terms are linked to the climate criteria and performance in line with the Green Climate Fund (GCF) investment criteria and framework.
Chongqing Innovation and Human Capital Development Project The project is located in Chongqing, a centrally administered municipality in the Chengdu-Chongqing city cluster at the upper reaches of the Yangtze River. Chongqing's resource-based inefficient economy is impacting the environment, and it prioritizes innovation in promoting sustainable development to shift from heavily polluting industries to innovation-driven industries across all economic sectors. The project will (i) help the people in Chongqing gain industry-relevant and innovation-oriented skills and capacities for employment; and (ii) support institutions to create an enabling and inclusive environment that helps build an innovative, diversified, efficient, and green economy in Chongqing.
Yangtze River Green Ecological Corridor Comprehensive Agriculture Development Project The proposed project will strengthen rural livelihoods, especially the rural poor who rely most on natural resources as the basis for their primary source of income, to modernize their agriculture production systems and minimize environmental degradation and nonpoint source (NPS) pollution. The proposed project will be implemented in five provinces and one municipality in the upper and middle reaches of the Yangtze River Basin, notably Yunnan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Chongqing, Hunan, and Hubei. The project area consists of 48 counties, which are characterized by the prevalence of low and medium agriculture productivity; high risk and occurrence of soil erosion; high levels of agriculture NPS pollution; lack of irrigation systems; limited farm access roads; and are in need for modernization and were selected for inclusion in the project based on geographical, financial, environmental and social criteria. The project will have three outputs: (i) Modern farming systems applied; (ii) agriculture nonpoint source pollution reduced; and (iii) institutional capacity and coordination strengthened. These outputs will result in the following outcome: sustainable and modern agriculture production systems established in the participating project provinces.  The project will be aligned with the following impact: improved environmental protection, rehabilitation, and management of the Yangtze River.
Henan Sustainable Agriculture and Productivity Improvement Project (formerly Henan High Efficiency Agriculture Development [Sanmenxia Area]) The Henan Sustainable Agriculture and Productivity Improvement Project (the Project) will cover 30 townships, 215 villages, and about 249,660 farmers from 66,200 households in Sanmenxia Municipality.

The Project will adopt a farm-to-market value chain approach that creates value for poor farmers, local agro-enterprises and consumers. It will introduce improved crop and farm technologies and cultivation practices on 245,000 mu (16,330 hectares [ha]) in fruit tree crops and high value vegetable production bases. This will include the conversion of 205,000 mu (13,670 ha) from existing cereal crops of low productivity and value. More effective utilization of fertilizers and agrochemicals will be achieved through improved access to soil and water testing facilities. A pilot biogas program covering 2,000 households will increase the supply of organic fertilizers, while conserving other sources of fuel and improving household conditions. This pilot program is expected to lead to replication throughout the Sanmenxia area.

Fruit processing capacity will be expanded by 221,000 tons (t), including 100,000 t of apple concentrate, mainly for export to international markets and also to meet increasing domestic demand for higher value-added fruit products.

Agribusiness support services will be enhanced through capacity building in existing local government extension services and by establishing partnerships with private sector providers (lead farmers), which will improve the delivery of advice and training to farmers. Public-private partnerships will also be established in the delivery of improved information services through upgrading of existing government facilities and the establishment of village-level information offices. Capacity building will also take place in the local Rural Energy Office of Sanmenxia Municipality to ensure the effective implementation of the pilot biogas program and its replication.

The existing Project Management Office (PMO) of the Sanmenxia Municipality Finance Bureau (SMFB) will be strengthened to ensure effective project implementation.
Hunan Flood Management Sector Project The project supported the People's Republic of China's (PRC) and the Hunan Provincial Government's (HnPG) policies and plans for flood protection investments. Since 2000, the Ministry of Water Resources had been changing its policy and strategy from a flood-control approach to a river basin-based integrated flood management approach. The policy shift was economically and environmentally sustainable and aimed to be socially inclusive. The project supported the implementation of an area and time slice of Hunan's integrated flood-control program under the Hunan Provincial 11th and 12th Five-Year Planx (2006-2010, 2011-2015), focusing on a comprehensive framework for flood control, management, and forecasting in the four mountainous river basins-Lishui, Xiangjiang, Yuanjiang, and Zishui. Flood protection works was constructed for up to 35 subprojects. Nonstructural measures were developed to strengthen hydrological monitoring, improve flood forecasting, and enhance flood warning systems. An advisory technical assistance (TA) was provided to support sustainable flood management by assisting the Provincial Water Resources Department (PWRD) to plan and assess nonstructural aspects of flood management and strengthen capacity in plan implementation.
Hubei Yichang Rural Green Development Project The project proposes a transformational approach to modernizing the agriculture sector in Yichang Municipality of Hubei Province in a green and sustainable manner through (i) strengthened institutions, knowledge, and research; (ii) increased value addition and efficiency in agribusiness and food supply chains; (iii) reduced climate and environmental impacts of agricultural activities; and (iv) improved resilience of rural infrastructures.
Xinjiang Changji Integrated Urban-Rural Infrastructure Demonstration Project Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (Xinjiang) is located on the northwestern frontier of the PRC. It shares borders with eight countries and lies on the ancient Silk Road. Xinjiang's rapid rate of economic growth (9.8%) and urbanization since the early 1990s has improved the overall economic well-being of its residents. Urumqi, the capital city of Xinjiang, serves as a regional transportation and logistics hub between the PRC and Central Asia. The value of Xinjiang's international trade increased during 2001-2013 at an average annual rate of 25.7%. However, Xinjiang remains one of the PRC's least developed regions, and as such has been a beneficiary of the National Strategy for Development of the Western Region. The region also suffers from poor industrial performance and low educational attainment among workers.

Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture (Changji) covers an area of 73,140 square kilometers, and is situated on a narrow piedmont plain between the Tianshan mountain ranges in the south and the Gurbantunggut Desert in the north; the corridor (40-80 kilometers [km] in width) contains settlements, agriculture, and industries. Changji surrounds Urumqi; Changji City (seat of the prefecture) is located 30 km from Urumqi. Changji is located at the center of the Northern Tianshan economic zone, the Urumqi-Changji-Shihezi city cluster, and the Urumqi-Changji economic corridor. This location gives Changji an important role, and some key service activities provided by Urumqi have been relocated to Changji. It is urbanizing rapidly reflecting the PRC's strategy to accelerate the development of the western regions and its policy to promote regional economic cooperation with neighboring countries, but the Prefecture's economic development is constrained by significant deficiencies in urban infrastructure and environmental management, including (i) inadequate connectivity of Changji's cities and towns to the major corridor, (ii) poor service-level solid waste management, (iii) rapid depletion of groundwater supplies, (iv) soil erosion caused by geologic and severe climatic conditions, and (v) weak urban management capacity. Changji's favorable location and its potential for economic growth encourages companies and industries to locate there, and has resulted in increased pressure on the environment and the inadequate, poorly performing urban infrastructure.
Industrial and Municipal Wastewater Treatment Project A senior loan of up to $60 million to finance the development and operations of wastewater treatment plants for industrial and municipal wastewater
Guangxi Li River Comprehensive Ecological Management and Demonstration Project (formerly Guangxi Guilin Comprehensive Ecological Rehabilitation) The proposed project aims to improve livelihood of poor villages in Guilin and ecological protection of the Li River through restoration of Li River and old ethnic minority villages
Xiangtan Low-Carbon Transformation Sector Development Program The XSDP (Xiangtan Low-Carbon Transformation Sector Development Program) will enhance the ongoing efforts of the Xiangtan Municipal Government (XMG) to transform Xiangtan from a carbon-intensive, heavily polluting city to a low-carbon, resilient, smart, and livable city, while pursuing continuous growth. The project loan will demonstrate infrastructure transformation through the integration of transport, building, energy, and climateresilience solutions, complemented by information and knowledge systems. The PBL will reinforce the project through reforms and promote low-carbon behavior changes by creating an enabling environment with appropriate incentives. The XSDP is the first sector development program in the PRC with integrated and multisector solutions.
Bank of Qingdao Blue Finance Project The project entails the Asian Development Bank providing longer-tenor financing to Bank of Qingdao through a blue bond investment to finance loans and other debt instruments to support marine environment protection and sustainable blue economies in the People's Republic of China (PRC). The proposed project will support the issuance of the first blue bond by a PRC city commercial bank and promote the development of sustainable ocean economy. This project also has a gender action plan to support BOQ to integrate a systematic approach to incorporate gender factors in its lending process.
Qingdao Smart Low-Carbon District Energy Project The project will develop and demonstrate a low-carbon, energy-efficient district heating, cooling, and power production and distribution system in eight locations in Qingdao city. Instead of coal, the system will use natural gas, solar thermal, shallow-ground geothermal, and waste heat recovered from industrial plants as its energy sources.  The project will also demonstrate a low-temperature district energy distribution network and combine it with a smart energy management system.  The project system is expected to lower energy intensity by 40% and carbon intensity by 64% from the averages achieved by comparable standard systems now in use in the northern People's Republic of China (PRC).
Financing Micro, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprises in the Western Region ADB will provide a senior loan up to $20million to MicroCred Nanchong Company Limited and MicroCred Sichuan Company Limited for MSME finance in the Western Region of the PRC.
Xinjiang Altay Urban Infrastructure and Environment Improvement Project The project will improve urban infrastructure facilities and the environment in five border counties (Buerjin, Fuhai, Habahe, Jimunai, and Qinghe) of Altay Prefecture (Altay) in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (XUAR), which will help upgrade urban living conditions and rehabilitate the environment. Improving urban infrastructure will contribute to long-term poverty reduction and improve the quality of life, particularly the health status of about 100,000 urban residents, in five project counties.
Railway Energy Efficiency and Safety Enhancement Investment Program - Tranche 2 The Tranche 2 of Investment Program will finance (i) procurement of equipment that will enhance maintenance and safety and can respond to emergencies more quickly, efficiently, and effectively; and (ii) capacity building, including staff training.