devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
AEA Rusumu TF027862 AEA Rusumu TF027862 Pre- and Feasilibity studies for generation and project area          development on the Rusumo Falls Project,a hydropower plant on the     Kagera River on the border between Rwanda and Tanzania; with          transmission lines to connect the main networks in Rwanda, Burundi    and Tanzania. The feasibility study is financed jointly by WB, Norway and Sida through the WB's Nile Basin Trust fund. Förstudier och lönsamhets studie av vattenkraftverk vid Rusumo Falls  på gräsen mellan Rwanda och Tanzania. Studierna samfinasieras med WB  och Norge genom en särskild fond för Nilfloden, Nile Basin Trust Fund
MSB ebola Västafrika 2014 MSB ebola West Africa 2014 Tillägg till MSB maa regeringsbeslut UF2014/64960/UD/USTYR Tillägg till MSB maa regeringsbeslut UF2014/64960/UD/USTYR.
Utvärderingar, studier, revisioner etc GECO Evaluations, studies, audits etc GECO - ISK DIAL (F D Mobile Hub) Medel för genomförande av studier, revisioner, utvärderingar, seminarier etc inom ramen för strategierna  för Globala insatser för miljö-och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling samt Globala insatser för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling, vilka relaterar till a p 14 samt a p 16.

Sida har enligt beslut från regeringen; regleringsbrevet för budgetåret 2016, daterat 20151218, rätt att inom varje anslagspost finansiera viss metodutveckling, studier, utvärderingar, revisioner, rådgivning och liknande med sakanslag. Uppdragen får inte ersätta Sidas ordinarie arbetsprocesser och ansvarsområden, utan ska stärka Sidas egna analyser och beslut samt vara en del av kvalitetssäkringen av insatshanteringen. Uppdragen ska vara av kortare art och tidsbegränsade.

Inom strategierna för Globala insatser för miljö-och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling samt Globala insatser för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling på enheten GECO, vilka relaterar till a p 14 samt a p 16, finns ett behov av att avsätta medel för finansiering av mindre uppdrag enligt ovan, vilken skulle ge möjlighet att snabbt och
enkelt kunna avropa tjänster från ramavtalen.

Med hänvisning till beslutet om delegering av dispositionsrätt och bemyndiganderamar 2016:
2016-000262 föreslås att totalt SEK 2 000 000 avsätts för ändamålet, under budgetår 2016. 

Områden

1. Studier och/eller analyser av områden/sektorer inför bedömning av stöd, rådgivningstjänster
kring resultatramverk samt ISK- och effektivitetsgranskningar etc
2. Utvärderingar inför utfasning och avslut av stöd (när sådan finansiering inte avsatts inom den
beslutade insatsen).
3.Andra för insatshanteringen strategiskt viktiga aktiviteter som t ex seminarier, workshops etc.

Procedurer

Beslutet om insatsen läggs upp i insatshanteringssystemet TRAC.

De avsatta medlen för dessa uppdrag registreras som en insats i Plus (som så småningom ersätts med PLANit), uppbyggd med komponenter för
de olika uppdragen.

Medel för insatsen avsätts från anslagsposten för Miljö-och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling, a.p.14 och beslut om uppdrag fattas av enhetschefen. Funds for evaluations, studies, audits etc, not included in regular   contribution, according to letter of appropriation 2016.
HR secr NDC 2010-2013 - Evaluation HR secr NDC 2010-2013 Pooled donor funding to a Human Rights secretariat, administered by   the NGO Development Center, NDC. Main objectives are 1) to channel    pooled funding to Human Rights and Good Governance NGOs in oPt; 2) to facilitate and support joint capacity buildning initiatives; and 3)   to facilitate and strengthen policy dialogue between the HR/GG sector Givargemensamt sekretariat, administrerat av NGO Dveelopment center   (NDC) med följande huvudsakliga mål: 1) att distribuera poolade       pengar till NGOs som arbetar med Mänskliga Rättigheter och god        samhällsstyrning; 2) att stödja gemensamma intitiativ för             kapacitetsuppbyggnad; och 3) att facilitera och stärka policydialogen mellan civila samhället och givarna.
JPO OCHA 2014 DRC/GVA MG JPO OCHA 2014 DRC/GVA MG The contribution is aimed to support armed conflict emergency management.The JPO program (Junior Professional Officers) are an important part of  the total Swedish focus on increased Swedish participation in international organizations. The program offers young graduates the   opportunity to serve in the UN and other international organizations. Insatsen avser att stödja krishantering vid väpnad konflikt. Valet av JPO tjänst till OCHA/Geneve ha följt Sveriges prioriteringar av val av organisation och tematiskt område.  Denna tjänst kommer efter 18 månader att transfereras till Colombia/OCHA för att fullfölja den totala treåriga anställningsperioden. OCHA begär förlängning av JPO inför nytt anställningsår och rapport ska då av FN delges Sida.
Support to Palestinian Performing Arts Network (PPAN) 16-21 Support to Performing Arts Network 16-21 Palestinian Performing Arts Network, PPAN, har ansökt om ett stöd uppgående till 40,4 MSEK för att genomföra ett program kallat "Performing Art is a Right and an Entitlement", ungefär "Scenkonst är en rättighet" under perioden 2016-2019.

Insatsen syftar till att bidra till utvecklingen av ett demokratiskt och pluralistiskt samhälle som respekterar mänskliga rättigheter och förstärker den palestinska identiteten, såsom den uppfattas av nätverkets medlemmar. Insatsen avser öka flickors och pojkars engagemang i scenkonstaktiviteter, särskilt de som lever i marginaliserade och mindre priviligerade områden som tex flyktinglägren i Gaza. PPANs medlemsorganisationer har en lång erfarenhet av att arbeta för  jämställdhet mellan könen och demokratiska värden i utsatta områden genom musik, dans, cirkus, teater mm. Insatsen genomförs av nätverket PPAN och nätverkets medlemmar (11 st) i nära samarbete. 

Medlemsorganisationerna planerar olika aktiviteter som finansieras via PPAN, som hanterar avtalsskrivande och utbetalning för aktiviteter samt granskar redovisning och rapportering. 

Totalbudgeten uppgår till 48,4 MSEK, och PPAN avser söka finaniering från andra givare uppgående till 8 MSEK. Resterande 40,4 MSEK söks från Sida. PPAN is the first Palestinian Performing Arts Network to be established in Palestine as an outcome of Sida's previous support to Abdel Mohsin Qattan Foundation during 2012-2015. The aim of this intervention is to strengthen performing arts capacities, further engage Young women, Children and youth in less privileged communities in performing arts and to bolster functionality, recognition and sustainability of an Active performing arts network.The results framework presented adequate indicators and targets and used the previous program baseline aiming to further develop it and improve it during the first year of the program while developing the monitoring system. The intervention total budget is 48 MSEK and Sida's share is 40 MSEK. The Network plans to diversity its fund base and decrease the support on Swedish through implementing the resource mobilisation strategy. The program budget designated 62% to the program activities, 22% for organisational development and 5.8% for admin cost. A resource mobilisation strategy is already in place and activated . Some donors are already approached during this year to support the Network . The overall stated objective of PPAN programme is "to contribute towards the development of a democratic and pluralistic society that respects human rights and enhances Palestinian national identity". PPAN's programme has defined three major outcomes that are well linked to a set of verifiable indicators, specific outputs and targets. The three outcomes are:

a) Functionality, recognition and sustainability of an active performing arts network are bolstered;
b) Young women, children and youth in less privileged communities are further engaged in performing arts and; 
c) Capacities of performing arts are strengthened, diversified and promoted at various levels.
Academic freedom conference Addis/AAU Akademisk frihet konferens Addis/AAU Stöd till konferens om akademisk frihet vid Addis Ababa University med syfte att främja demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och regionalt deltagande. Support to conference on academic freedom at Addis Ababa University with the purpose to promote democracy, human rights and regional participation.
Afghanistan 2021 - WFP HUM 2019-2021 (HUM strategy 2021-2025) This contribution entails humanitarian support through the World Food Program (WFP) for the period 2019-2021. WFP has been a regular partner for the implementation of Sida's humanitarian assistance through a multi-year agreement for the period 2015-2017, and an agreement for 2018. It is hereby proposed to enter into a new three-year agreement to increase predictability and flexibility of the cooperation. Of 2019 years' support from Sida, amounting to a total of 151 million SEK, 96 million SEK will be distributed for WFP's core activities, including 90 MSEK for emergency food security interventions and 6 MSEK for capacity strengthening, while the remaining SEK 55 million will be used to finance the United Nations Humanitarian Air Services (UNHAS) to improve access to people in need of humanitarian aid. Insatsen avser humanitärt stöd genom World Food Program (WFP) för perioden 2019-2021. WFP har varit en regelbunden partner för genomförandet av Sidas humanitära insatser senast genom ett flerårigt avtal för perioden 2015-2017, samt ett avtal för 2018. Det föreslås nu att återigen ingå ett treårigt avtal för att öka förutsägbarhet och flexibilitet i samarbetet. Av 2019 års stöd från Sida, totalt 151 MSEK, avses 96 MSEK att användas för WFP:s huvudverksamhet varav 90 MSEK till akuta matsäkerhetsinsatser och 6 MSEK till kapacitetsstöd. Resterande 55 MSEK avses användas till finansiering av United Nations Humanitarian Air Services (UNHAS) för att förbättra tillträde till människor i behov av humanitär hjälp. The objective of this contribution is to provide life-saving assistance to people affected by food insecurity and malnutrition through support to WFP's humanitarian operations in a number of countries, annually identified by Sida's humanitarian Unit during the course of the allocation process or as a response to sudden changes in the humanitarian situation in-country. The contribution from Sida will mainly be used for (i) food assistance, (ii) targeted nutrition interventions and (iii) transport and logistics on behalf of the whole humanitarian community.
Coral Reef Initiative for capacity building measure Korallrevsinitiativet ICRI för arbete med kapacitetshöjande åtgärder Korallrevsinitiativet ICRI för arbete med kapacitetshöjande åtgärder Coral Reef Initiative for capacity building measure
HR secr NDC 2010-2013 - Service Contract HR secr NDC 2010-2013 Pooled donor funding to a Human Rights secretariat, administered by   the NGO Development Center, NDC. Main objectives are 1) to channel    pooled funding to Human Rights and Good Governance NGOs in oPt; 2) to facilitate and support joint capacity buildning initiatives; and 3)   to facilitate and strengthen policy dialogue between the HR/GG sector Givargemensamt sekretariat, administrerat av NGO Dveelopment center   (NDC) med följande huvudsakliga mål: 1) att distribuera poolade       pengar till NGOs som arbetar med Mänskliga Rättigheter och god        samhällsstyrning; 2) att stödja gemensamma intitiativ för             kapacitetsuppbyggnad; och 3) att facilitera och stärka policydialogen mellan civila samhället och givarna.
Recruitment Resource base Rekrytering Resurbas Insatsen syftar till att ge rekryteringsstöd inom resursbasprogrammen The contribution aims to give recruitment support within Swedish resourcebase programmes
OCHA Integrated Regional Information Network      2011-2013 OCHA Integrated Regional Information Network      2011-2013 Support for the Integrated Regional Information Network 2011 - 2013 Stöd till OCHAs Intergrated Regional Information Network 2011 - 2013
Improving soybean production in Kenya using digital and extension approaches The goal of this project is to help at least 30,000 farmers, particularly women, successfully access a neglected food market so they can improve their livelihoods.  With partners, Agriculture and Climate Risk Enterprise Ltd (ACRE Africa) and International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), CABI will develop an integrated suite of services, that includes new digital surveillance systems, to help them increase soybean yields and sales through improved production and access to high-value markets.  EO and ground sensor data along with pest models will be developed to inform farmers when and where the soybean crop is most at risk of attack.  This will be combined with actionable advice on how to control pests using IPM-based approaches.  Methods and tools will be tested for accuracy and effectiveness and will be used to inform and validate financial sustainability criteria of service providers (advisors, off-takers, insurers, lenders).  A comprehensive social support system will enable women farmers to engage with this high-value commodity in their local markets through entrepreneurship training, whilst detailed information on good agricultural practices and financial support (including direct access to micro-credit and novel pest insurance products) appropriate to climate-smart approaches, and risk management advice will be given.  Project activities: (a) Train approximately 300 of ACRE Africa's VESPs (Village Extension Service Providers) in basic plant doctor processes, focussing on soybean pest management, with the purpose of scaling production and supply from female farmers; (b) Extend and test an innovative 'Picture-Based Insurance' tool as a means of accelerating uptake of pest insurance products in Kenya; (c) Validate pest models across rural and peri-urban locations; (d) Determine if models provide insurance providers with valuable data to inform 'basis risk' calculations, alerting them to the validity of forthcoming claims; and (e) Determine value-add to insurers, examining the probability of longer-term B2B sustainability funding. Pending approval of financials for IATI.
Germany provides the fund to Iraq (2017) Germany provides the fund to Iraq (2017)
Netherlands provides the fund to Iraq (2017) Netherlands provides the fund to Iraq (2017)
Belgium provides the fund to Iraq (2017) Belgium provides the fund to Iraq (2017)
Private Contributions provides the fund to Iraq (2017) Private Contributions provides the fund to Iraq (2017)
Ireland provides the fund to Iraq (2017) Ireland provides the fund to Iraq (2017)
United Kingdom provides the fund to Iraq (2017) United Kingdom provides the fund to Iraq (2017)
Sports for Health Phase II Adolescents in Dagoretti and Embakasi face multiple barriers that affect their immediate and long-term futures. Young people lack knowledge of SRHR topics and struggle to access services. Additionally, there are few support mechanisms and social networks to increase personal wellbeing, educational opportunities and career pathways. Sports is a key entry point to tackling these issues, as it fosters teamwork, relationship building and creates safe spaces. Coaches, teammates and teachers become role models for adolescent youth and impart essential life-skills.

Whilst Phase I achieved strong SRHR outcomes, there is a need to continue the project to reach adolescents not yet supported. Additionally, greater integration of sports and physical activity with training and development opportunities is needed to provide more holistic and sustainable support. In Phase II, we will reach 4,500 adolescent girls and boys in Dagoretti and Embakasi over three years, using sports and physical activity to engage on SRHR topics, provide personal, educational and career development training, and integrate health service provision. New activities in Phase II include supporting boys as well as girls, increasing our focus on hard-to-reach groups such as adolescent mothers and those living in informal settlements, developing our sports provision within schools, improving development pathways for talented athletes, and strengthening the links between sports, life skills and future development. 1 Youth Empowerment and Community Engagement on SRHR through sports and physical activity

We will use sports to empower adolescents and youth to understand SRHR topics and increase access to services by linking sports to SRHR training sessions. 

2. Increase access to personal, educational and employment opportunities for adolescent girls and boys from Dagoretti and Embakasi through career guidance, talent development and professional training

We will provide training, mentorship and linkages to educational/sports facilities, and peer support for adolescent mothers and boys to improve their long-term career prospects.

3. Gender-Based Violence (GBV) service provision, in Dagoretti and Embakasi 

We will expand our integration activities to include hard-to-reach adolescents. a) Age range
All beneficiaries will be aged between 10 and 19.
b) Gender ratio
The expected gender split for this project is 83% girls and 17% boys (3,750 girls and 750 boys).
Controlling and Monitoring Poaching, Habitat Degradation and other Illegal Activities Threatening the Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica Project will reduce poaching and illegal gold mining andlogging within Corcovado National Park. Project activities include: 1) working closely with the Ministry of Environment (MINAE), the National Agency for Protected Areas (SINAC), and the Regional Authority for the Osa Conservation Area (ACOSA) and other partners to identify poaching hotspots and develop a short and medium term anti-poaching strategy for Corcovado, 2) conducting law enforcement trainings for park rangers, 3) supporting continuous field missions and 12 special operations by park rangers and police, 4) educating local school children on the negative impacts of poaching, illegal mining and logging and the importance of biodiversity conservation, and 4) garnering public support for conservation of the Park through a national media campaign.
RESTORING NMB HABITAT IN THE OSA CONSERV Osa Conservation will restore degraded habitat (57,000 native trees across140 acres) to build capacity for improved agroforestry and silvopastoral techniques, and engage communities in conservation of migratory birds through citizen science monitoring of bird population. Grant funding will be used for work in the AmistOsa corridor. Match funding will be provided to community outreach and restoration in the AmistOsa Corridor, and continue the restoration, outreach, and monitoring on the Osa Peninsula. Match funding will also support capacity building in the management of existing protected areas with important Neotropical migratory bird habitat, and use cutting-edge conservation technology to monitor and improve our understanding of ecosystems for adaptive management.
PROGRAM FOR THE CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE OSA PENINSULA THROUGH COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT AND A NEW TRAIL NETWORK The project will create green jobs for rural communities of the Osa Peninsula and reduce threats to wildlife posed by over-visitation at existing park entrances and illegal hunting, logging and mining. Project will: 1) create an online reservation system to allow micro- and small tourism businesses to access a broader tourism market, 2) build high-quality infrastructure through the Golfo Dulce Forest Reserve to Corcovado to ensure safe and environmentally conscious wildlife observation along three new trails previously used for illegal wildlife and natural resource extraction, 3) train at least 15 adult children of current or former illegal miners, hunters and loggers as certified nature guides who are prepared to lead tourists on these paths, 4) train 10-15 community leaders and park guards on biological inventory and monitoring, and 5) establish long-term community monitoring committees within existing community associations.
Wildlife Without Borders-Western Hemisphere "Objectives:.(1) Relying on partners and local government, NGOs and researchers, develop and implement an executive study tour to Costa Rica in 2013. .(2) In field based settings, teach Congressional Staff and other U.S. Decision-makers about: conservation challenges and solutions, national, regional, and international priorities and related laws/treaties. .(3) Integrate needs and conservation work of local institutions and communities into educational programs, and potentially catalyze conservation activities. .(4) Use networking opportunities between U.S. and host government officials to forge lasting relationships that nurture new conservation policies and investments..The recipient agrees to coordinate with the FWS program officer to: conduct course planning activities, develop course content, and identify project sites and expert speakers. In addition, the ICCF will work closely with the FWS program officer and other FWS staff on project monitoring, evaluation, and follow-up outreach activities as identified in the proposal. Finally, the ICCF will notify the FWS in advance of any changes in lead project staff identified in the proposal..FWS involvement will consist of: (1) working closely with the ICCF to determine course content and methodology, (2) providing guidance for site visits within Costa Rica, and (3) helping to coordinate guest speakers from Wildlife Without Borders-Latin America and Caribbean program partner organizations and institutions. The FWS will approve in advance all topics and subject matter to be covered, sites to be visited, and participating instructors and guest speakers. Up to 3 FWS staff will attend the course at no cost to the ICCF. .Pending availability of funds in FY 2014 and satisfactory project performance, FWS anticipates supplying additional funding to this cooperative agreement to implement an executive study tour in Costa Rica again in 2014. ."
Saving Wood Thrush Winter Habitat In Tro GDFCF will conserve wintering grounds habitat of Wood Thrush (Hylocichla mustelina, WOTH) and other neotropical ..migrant birds with which WOTH is typically associated through a project that (1) focuses on new and intensive ..monitoring, (2) manages land with local communities and (3) determines and analyzes diet with unprecedented ..resolution. These actions and information will inform current and future conservation management in these ..mid-elevation Atlantic rainforests.
Wildlife Without Borders-Western Hemisphere "Funding will provide scholarships to six graduate students of the Instituto Internacional de Conservacin y Manejo de Vida Silvestre (ICOMVIS) over a 27-month period (January 2014 to April 2016), field courses, and other practical experiences for students in the Master's program. USFWS substantive involve will include: 1) participation in the selection and final approval of the recipients of the six scholarship students; 2) review and approval of program curriculum prior to implementation; 3) operational involvement during the performance of the award; and 4) redirection of the project because of interrelationships with other projects. A memorandum of understanding will be drafted and approved prior to disbursement of funds to outline respective roles and responsibilities under this cooperative agreement..."
Wildlife Without Borders-Western Hemisphere Project will increase environmentally friendly livestock systems in the Volcanica Central Talamanca Biological Corridor by building capacity of local farmers in best practices, engaging cattle ranchers and students in biodiversity conservation through bird monitoring activities as a conservation indicator in productive landscapes, supporting the environmental livestock production group to produce dissemination materials, and constructing a baseline for an index to evaluate the conservation value of cattle farms in multifunctional landscapes.