devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT Strategic uses of resources to achieve organizational goals and ensure Value for Money (VfM)
COMMUNICATIONS POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT Ce PTA 2011-2012 est une suite du PTA 2010-2011, enrichie des ajustements et changements induits par la revue Ã  mi-parcours du CPAP
2008-2012.  Les sept activitÃ©s majeures qu'il comprend visent 24 rÃ©sultats spÃ©cifiques et se dÃ©ploient selon trois axes.Promotion
des politiques et stratÃ©gies de CPD. Les interventions de cet axe vont de l'opÃ©rationnalisation de la PNCD au suivi et Ã©valuation
des activitÃ©s CPD y compris au niveau communautaire, en passant par le plaidoyer de haut niveau, le renforcement des capacitÃ©s en
CPD des acteurs du secteur public et de la sociÃ©tÃ© civile, sans oublier l'appui aux campagnes (de vaccination notamment).Appui
aux approches communautaires. La campagne de promotion des Pratiques familiales essentielles sera intensifiÃ©e, Ã©tendue   et
renforcÃ©e par de nouvelles interventions impliquant les leaders religieux et traditionnels.
OUTPUT 1.3 SOINS MATERNELS ET NÉONATAUX Output 1.3 : D'ici fin 2014, 80% des femmes enceintes et nouveau nÃ©s ( filles /garÃ§ons) sont pris en charge pendant la grossesse,
l'accouchement , le post-partum et les complications de l'excision, y compris dans les situations d'urgence.
OUTPUT 2.2 ANJE-ALIMENTATION NOURRISSON Output 2.2 : D'ici 2014, l'alimentation, l'hygiÃ¨ne et les pratiques alimentaires du nourrisson et du jeune enfant y compris celles
des malades et/ou infectÃ©s par le VIH-SIDA dans les zones les plus dÃ©favorisÃ©es et en situation d'urgence sont amÃ©liorÃ©es grÃ¢ce Ã 
la communication pour le changement de comportement au niveau des communautÃ©s et des formations sanitaires.
1.4: ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER/WASHPACKAGE Communities and families in priority regions,especially the most disadvantaged women and children, have increased goods and
services for sustainable access to clean water and basic sanitation and adopt appropriate hygiene and environmental practices.
EBE-IR2.1: RENFORCEMENT DES CAPACITE D'ici fin 2012 les capacitÃ©s d'au moins 80% des agents des services centraux, dÃ©concentrÃ©s, dÃ©centralisÃ©s et de la sociÃ©tÃ© civile
en charge de l'enseignement fondamental sont renforcÃ©es pour concevoir, mettre en oeuvr e et suivre la politique de scolarisation
des filles et de l'approche EAEF et pour utiliser les outils.
OUTPUT 6.2: RENFORCEMENT PARTENARIAT Output 6.2 : D'ici fin 2014, le partenariat pour la mise en oeuvre du Programme "Communication pour le Developpement" est renforce
au niveau local et national pour une promotion plus etendue des PFE et de la prise en compte de la tolerance intercommunautaire et
la bonne gouvernance locale
EBE-IR2.2: MISE EN OEUVRE SCOFI D'ici fin 2012, au moins 80% des filles de 6 ans en particulier celles issues de communautÃ©s dÃ©favorisÃ©es accÃ¨dent Ã  l'Ã©cole et 80%
de filles dÃ©jÃ  scolarisÃ©es frÃ©quentent rÃ©guliÃ¨rement et achÃ¨vent les 6 premiÃ¨res ann Ã©es de l'enseignement fondamental
1.1: QUALITY INTEGRATED PACKAGES FOR CHILDREN Health districts in the priority regions have the capacity and systems to implement programmes and a package of integrated
quality interventions for pregnant and lactating women, newborns and children under five, especially the most disadvantaged.
OUTPUT 6.1: RENFORC. DES CAPACITES Communication for Development (C4D) Output 6.1: D ici fin 2014, les principaux partenaires gouvernementaux et non gouvernementaux du programme Communication for Development (C4D) sont capables de
concevoir, mettre en Å“uvre et suivre des interventions de Communication for Development (C4D) en appui aux programmes nationaux et aux plans de rÃ©ponse aux
urgences.
OLD OUTPUT 4 [CHILD PROTECTION IN EMERGENCY] Output 4 [Child protection in emergencies] : At least 50% of children affected by humanitarian emergencies benefit from protection
and reintegration measures
3.4 : YOUTH-FRIENDLY HEALTH, HYGIENE, PROTECTION AND NUTRITION SERVICES. Health-care providers in priority regions have the skills and capacities to provide youth-friendly health, hygiene, protection and
nutrition services.
OUTPUT 4 - HIV By the end of 2019, health facilities have equipment, inputs and skills for the treatment and care of children living with HIV and
for HIV prevention
CROSSECT-IR1.1:COORDINATION-SUPPLY-URGEN Gestion efficace et efficiente des coÃ»ts transversaux
OUTPUT 2 - Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN INSTITUTIONS By end of 2019, schools and health facilities in Mali have adequate and sustainable water and sanitation infrastructures, and
improved hygiene conditions, especially in rural areas and areas affected by humanitarian situations.
OLD [EDU IN EMERGENCIES, PB] [Edu in Emergencies, PB]                cebuilding]: In emergency situations, girls and boys have access to quality education in a
safe environment all the while benefitting from education policies and practices promoting social cohesion and a culture of peace
OUTPUT 8.2 : PARTENARIAT & MOBIL. RCES Output 8.2 : D'ici fin 2014, l'engagement et la mobilisation des ressources en faveur des questions prioritaires des enfants  sont
renforcÃ©s Ã  travers des partenariats  avec le secteur privÃ©, les donateurs, les ComitÃ©s nationaux pour l'UNICEF et les Ambassadeurs
de bonne volontÃ©.
C4D By the end of 2019, communities in priority areas are aware of good practices in education, health, nutrition, protection, water,
hygiene and sanitation, as well as the interest of using basic social services and promoting inter and intra community tolerance.
OUTPUT 5.1 SYST NATL PROTECTION ENFTS Output 5.1 : Le systÃ¨me national de protection de l'enfant Ã  travers le dÃ©veloppement de politiques, l'adoption d'une stratÃ©gie
nationale, la formation et l'appui institutionnel, particuliÃ¨rement au niveau dÃ©centralisÃ© est renforcÃ©
OUTPUT 2.1 REPOSITIONNEMENT INSTITUTIONN Output 2.1 : D'ici fin 2014, le repositionnement institutionnel et stratÃ©gique de la nutrition est effectif et les documents de
politique de nutrition sont en accord avec les derniers dÃ©veloppements en santÃ© publique et nutrition.
OUTPUT 2 [QUALITY EDUCATION] By the end of 2019, 2,000 school structures (CDPE, F1 and F2) in the regions of Mali have tools, and skills to implement and
monitor the learning competences of girls and boys - including the most marginalized and those living with a disability - from 3 to
15 years.
EMERGENCY COORDINATION By the end of 2019, all Ministries in charge of Humanitarian Action and Civil Protection including their central and decentralized
structures have adequate and appropriate resources and skills for improved coordination, preparedness, and response to conflict,
epidemics and natural disasters.
OUTPUT 3 [ECD] Output 3: By the end of 2019, health facilities in Mali and communities in Mopti and Sikasso regions have knowledge and capacities
for psychosocial stimulation of under 36 months children.
OUTPUT 2. [HARMFUL PRACTICES] By the end of 2019, communities in the program priority areas have acquired knowledge and skills to abandon FGM/C and child
marriage, and the use of victims care services.
OUTPUT 1 [PREVENTION OF MALNUTRITION] Output 1: By the end of 2019, pregnant women, breastfeeding women and caretakers of under 5 children in the regions of Mopti and
Sikasso are aware of the essential actions in nutrition (ENA) and have access to services for prevention of all forms of
malnutrition
IR 1.1 LOCALISATION & SUIVI GPES VULNER. IR1.1: D'ici mi-2011, les personnes vulnÃ©rables, notamment les enfants et les femmes, sont mieux identifiÃ©es et localisÃ©es de faÃ§on
dÃ©sagrÃ©gÃ©e aux niveaux national, rÃ©gional et communautaire, et leur suivi rÃ©gulier est effectif
REPONSES AUX BESOINS DES ENFANTS VICTIME REPONSES AUX BESOINS DES ENFANTS VICTIME
OUTPUT 2.4 PCIMA Output 2.4 : D'ici 2014, Les enfants de 0 Ã  59 mois et les femmes enceintes et allaitantes souffrant de malnutrition aiguÃ« (sÃ©vÃ¨re
ou modÃ©rÃ©e) y compris ceux malades et/ou infectÃ©s par le VIH/SIDA et ceux en situations d'urgence, bÃ©nÃ©ficient d'une prise en
charge de qualitÃ©.
OLD  [ACCESS TO EDUCATION] Output 2 [Access to Education]: By the end of 2019, children who are not enrolled or have dropped out of school have
opportunities to enter formal education or opportunities for literacy/vocational training
PME By the end of 2019, policymakers and other actors involved in planning, M&E and coordination in favor of child rights have the
required skills, strategic tools and access to up-to-date evidence (disaggregated data and analysis)
OUTPUT 3 - CHILD HEALTH By the end of 2019, health facilities and Community Health Workers have equipment, inputs and skills to provide preventive,
promotional and curative care for children (pneumonia, diarrhea, malaria).
OUTPUT 1.1 SOINS AU NIVEAU COMMUNAUTAIRE D'ici fin 2014, , 80% des enfants de moins de cinq ans et des femmes enceintes, particuliÃ¨rement les plus vulnÃ©rables, sont
protÃ©gÃ©s contre les maladies cibles du PEV et bÃ©nÃ©ficient du PMA dans les structures sanitaires, y compris dans les situations
d'urgence.
OPERATIONS SUPPORT TO PROGRAMME DELIVERY By the end of 2019, all sections have effective and efficient operational support for the achievement of program results
OUTPUT [SUPPLY &LOGISTICS] Output [Supply &Logistics] : Effective Management of supply
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Action related to setting the direction and governance of Country Programme Operations and office structures' including business
continuity and risk management are in place.
EXTERNAL COM. & PARTNERSHIP Output 2: By 2019, priority target audiences, especially decision makers, donors and children are sensitive to the situation of
children and women in Mali, especially that of marginalized children
PARTNERSHIP AND RESOURCES MOBILISATION Innovative and results-based partnerships and fundraising are delivered to improve supply and demand of quality services for
children.
PROG SUP-IR1.2: FINANCE-ADMINISTRATION Effective and efficient management and stewardship of financial resource s
OUTPUT 9.1 PROTECTION SOCIALE Output 9.1:  En 2014, les autoritÃ©s en charge de la Protection Sociale utilisent les outils et les Ã©vidences pour assurer une
planification et une budgÃ©tisation Ã©quitables en faveur des femmes et des enfants
1.2: COMMUNITY-BASED INTEGRATED EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES Communities in priority districts and regions have increased capacity to deliver community-based services, create demand and
ensure accountability for integrated early childhood survival and development services.
OUTPUT 9.2 PGMS DE TRANSFERTS SOCIAUX Output 9.2Â :  en 2014, les populations vulnÃ©rables particuliÃ¨rement les femmes et les enfants ont accÃ¨s aux services sociaux de
base grÃ¢ce aux programmes de transferts sociaux mis en Å“uvre par le gouvernement.
Southeast Asia Disaster Risk Insurance Facility (SEADRIF) Program MultiDonor Trust Fund The objective of the Trust Fund is to increase the financial resilience of the Southeast Asia countries against natural disasters and their capacity to meet post-disaster funding needs.
Southeast Asia Disaster Risk Insurance Facility (SEADRIF) Strengthening Financial Resilience in Southeast Asia The project development objective is to improve access to pre-arranged financing through market-based mechanisms for responding to disasters in Southeast Asian countries.
THE PURPOSE OF THIS FIVE-YEAR PROJECT IS TO ENHANCE THE CAPACITY OF RWANDA'S KITABI COLLEGE TO PROVIDE REGIONAL TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR RANGERS AND OTHER CONSERVATIONISTS FROM CENTRAL AFRICA. IT CO THIS AWARD IS MADE BASED ON APPROVAL OF YOUR ORGANIZATION S PROPOSAL AFR1942 SIGNED ON MARCH 18, 2019, HEREBY INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE INTO THIS AWARD. FUNDS UNDER THIS AWARD ARE TO BE USED FOR 1 PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SELECTED PROTECTED AREA STAFF TO EARN DIPLOMAS IN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AND RETURN TO WORK IN THEIR HOME NATIONAL PARKS AND 2 DEVELOPING AND INCORPORATING NEW TEACHING MATERIALS INTO KITABI COLLEGE S CURRICULUM ON EMERGING THREATS TO WILDLIFE AND TRANS-BOUNDARY PARK MANAGEMENT.
GAFC-Expend On Investmnt-Species Conservation Grant Protecting the chimpanzees of the Nyungwe-Kibira Landscape through transboundary coordination and capacity building
Scholarships and Institutional Capacity Building at IPRC Kitabi: Developing Transboundary Capacity for Biodiversity Conservation with Focus on Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for (1) providing scholarships for selected protected area staff to earn diplomas in wildlife management and return to work in their home national parks; and (2) developing and incorporating new teaching materials into Kitabi Colleges curriculum on emerging threats to wildlife and trans-boundary park management.
Great Apes Conservation Fund Protecting the chimpanzees of the Nyungwe-Kibira Landscape through transboundary coordination and capacity building
Evaluation of parasitic infections involved in mortalities of mountain gorillas of Virunga Massif using advanced genomics The purpose of this 3-year project is to strengthen health management of mountain gorilla populations through better understanding of the clinical impact and epidemiology of parasitic infections. Specific activities include: 1) improving in situ diagnostics by strengthening diagnostic capacity of field personnel; 2) investigating differences in parasite burden between gorillas of varying health status and population densities; 3) investigating the use of egg-per-gram values as proxy for helminth burden in healthy and clinically ill individuals; 4) identifying helminths involved in gastrointestinal lesions in deceased individuals; and 5) describing and comparing genetic diversity of strongylid nematodes and amoebas in major sample sets using metagenomic analysis.
Assessing the status of the chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) population in Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda 1) planning and carrying out systematic line transect surveys of the park; 2) training WCS and Rwandan parks authority staff in survey protocols and data analysis; 3) updating the park's general management plan and research priorities; 4) organizing a stakeholder workshop to present the survey results; and 5) submitting a paper on the survey findings for publication in a peer-reviewed journal.
Understanding and Building Capacity to Address Illegal Wildlife Trade in Rwanda (1) assessing the situation of wildlife trafficking in Rwanda; (2) supporting the National Committee for Combating Wildlife Crime to coordinate counter-wildlife trafficking activities in Rwanda; (3) strengthening regional and international collaboration to combat wildlife trafficking; and (4) developing a counter-wildlife trafficking action plan for Rwanda.
ASSESSING THE STATUS OF CHIMPANZEE (PAN TROGLODYTES) POPULATION IN NYUNGWE NATIONAL PARK, RWANDA In partnership with the Wildlife Conservation Society. The purpose of this 1-year project is to contribute to the long-term survival of eastern chimpanzees in Rwanda's Nyungwe National Park by determining their current numbers. Activities include: 1) planning and carrying out systematic line transect surveys of the park; 2) training WCS and Rwandan parks authority staff in survey protocols and data analysis; 3) updating the park's general management plan and research priorities; 4) organizing a stakeholder workshop to present the survey results; and 5) submitting a paper on the survey findings for publication in a peer-reviewed journal.
Great Apes Conservation Fund The purpose of this project is to protect a significant portion (25%) of the remaining Virunga mountain gorilla population through daily protection and monitoring activities. The recipient will continue daily protection of 120 mountain gorillas by physical presence of staff and collection of various types of data (ranging, health, illegal activities) that are used to protect the population; remove ~1,000 snares per year from the Virunga landscape; develop the capacity of scientific staff; and share all data collected with the Rwandan National Parks Service (RDB) and other NGOs.
ENHANCING CAPACITY AMONG PROTECTED AREA MANAGERS IN CENTRAL AFRICA The purpose of this project is to support conservation efforts in Burundi, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, and Sao Tome and Principe by developing the organizational management skills of protected area managers. This project is intended to improve the implementation of conservation actions in Central Africa by developing the ability of early-career managers to achieve conservation goals. Specific activities include: (1) assessment of the competency gaps among at least 32 early career managers that represent at least 20 protected areas and community conservation areas; (2) adaptation or creation of training content to meet the specific needs identified through the competency framework process; (3) a training workshop to address known competency gaps for 14 early career managers who represent at least 10 protected areas; (4) development of personal theories of change and action plans for workshop participants to link improved management competencies to improved habitat and species conservation; (5) structured and ad hoc mentorship to workshop participants; (6) development of a network among workshop participants using social media, email lists and other communication channels; (7) survey at the project's end to compare baseline, immediate post-training and end-of-project competency levels; and (8) analysis of survey information to identify barriers and enabling conditions for effective competency training.
SUSTAINING CHIMPANZEE CONSERVATION AND TOURISM IN NYUNGWE NATIONAL PARK, RWANDA The goal of this project is to ensure the stability of chipanzee conservation in Nyungwe National Park through tourism development and human - chimpanzee conflict mitigation and management.
Strengthening law enforcement capacity of Rwanda Development Board within Nyungwe National Park The purpose of this project is to support a conservation effort in Nyungwe National Park in Rwanda by strengthening law enforcement operations to ensure long-term protections. This project is intended to conserve eastern chimpanzees and their habitat by addressing the impacts of illegal activities such as snare hunting, mining, and bamboo harvesting. Specific activities include: (1) trainings on patrol techniques and organization, investigation and reporting on wildlife crimes; (2) mixed community patrols to increase the patrol coverage and effectiveness of law enforcement activities; (3) establishment of a mobile camp site in the chimpanzees home range; (4) refresher training for rangers in data collection and for zone leaders in data analysis and reporting; (5) establishment of a regular and timely system of patrol using ranger-based monitoring data; (6) field visits with law enforcement agencies and media to publicize the threats to the park; (7) biannual meetings with law enforcement agencies to discuss key threats and potential mitigation measures; (8) joint patrols with security forces in highly threatened areas; (9) development and monitoring of an effective intelligence-gathering network and guidelines; and (10) selection and training of agents for the intelligence gathering system.
Sustaining Chimpanzee Conservation and Tourism in Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda The purpose of this 2-year project is to ensure the sustainability of chimpanzee populations in Rwandas Nyungwe National Park by supporting the national parks authority in tourism development, and human-chimpanzee conflict mitigation. Activities include: 1) conducting refresher training for trackers and tourist guides on chimpanzee habituation and great ape tourism guidelines; 2) conducting a field-based knowledge exchange with the chimpanzee habituation and tourism program in Ugandas Kibale National Park; 3) building a mobile camp for chimp monitoring and habituation activities; 4) mapping chimp foraging sites; 5) periodically re-assessing progress of the chimp habituation and tourism program; 6) collecting data on human-chimpanzee conflict, including seasonality, chimp movement patterns, target crops, and apiaries; 7) identifying conflict mitigation measures, including assisting beekeepers in protecting their apiaries; and 8) educating community members on chimpanzee ecology and behavior, and human-chimpanzee conflict management.
Grt Ape Postal Grant-Species Conservation Grant Behavior, physiology and health of mountain gorilla
Protecting and studying mountain gorillas and building scientific capacity in Rwanda The purpose of this project is to maintain the long-term program of gorilla conservation and research at the Karisoke Research Center in Rwanda and ensure that the current increasing growth trend within the population continues. Specific activities include: 1) protecting the mountain gorillas, their habitat and other wildlife in the region through regular anti-poaching patrols and a daily physical presence with the research population; 2) maintaining the long-term monitoring and data collection program in the research population; and 3) building the local capacity through the training of scientific and not-scientific Rwanda staff, collaborators, and Rwandan students.
USAID-Africa Great Apes Grants Conserving Nyungwe's Chimpanzees through Education and Outreach
GAFC-Expend On Investmnt-Species Conservation Grant Chimpanzee conservation in Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda: Impacts of buffer zone and land use change
Great Apes Conservation Fund Chimpanzee conservation in Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda: Impacts of buffer zone and land use change
Evaluation of parasitic infections involved in mortalities of mountain gorillas of Virunga Massif using advanced genomics. Evaluation of parasitic infections involved in mortalities of mountain gorillas of Virunga Massif using advanced genomics.
Strengthening the conservation of chimpanzees in the Nyungwe-Kibira Landscape through.transboundary collaboration, law enforcement and tourism development The purpose of this project is to protect the chimpanzee population in the Nyungwe-Kibira Landscape by increasing revenues from tourism and supporting enhanced law enforcement. Specific activities include: (1) increasing patrol coverage and effectiveness in Kibira National Park; (2) reducing transboundary illegal activities through joint ranger patrols and joint law enforcement planning between Nyungwe and Kibira; (3) supporting the ongoing habituation of the Rwegura chimpanzee group and creating tourist trails in their home range to continue preparations for a chimpanzee tourism program in Kibira National Park; and (4) engaging key stakeholders bordering the national parks to support transboundary conservation.
Great Apes Conservation Fund The recipient will ensure the protection of the Nyungwe-Kibira chimpanzee population by building capacity through the provision of new park infrastructure and equipment; increasing patrol capacity and coverage; and improving transboundary law enforcement coordination between the Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda and Kibira National Park, Burundi.
Documenting dietary variation in Rwandas mountain gorillas with the goal of informing park expansion strategy and updating carrying capacity estimates : 1) investigating the composition, diversity, and seasonal variation of diets of three mountain gorilla groups outside of the Karisoke sector; 2) assessing and comparing the nutritional composition of frequently consumed gorilla food plants; and 3) calculating monthly and annual home ranges of the groups and determining the importance of each habitat type to groups' home ranges.
Ensuring the continued growth of the Virunga mountain gorilla population through protection, monitoring and research The purpose of this project is to support long-term gorilla conservation and research at the Karisoke Research Center. Specific activities include: (1) protection of gorillas, their habitat and other wildlife through approximately 400 independent anti-poaching patrols; (2) population monitoring data collection to inform conservation management, including research on demographics, ranging, health, behavior, genetics and physiologic parameters, and (3) building local capacity of scientific and non-scientific Rwandan staff, collaborators and students.