devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Emergency response and resilience-building for IDPs and Host Communities through a multi-sectorial support especially for school children affected by the protracted crisis in Paletwa Township, Chin State Emergency response and resilience-building for IDPs and Host Communities through a multi-sectorial support especially for school children affected by the protracted crisis in Paletwa Township, Chin State
SYR-17/DDA-3558/Aleppo SA 2017/H/NGO/4730 SYR-17/DDA-3558/Aleppo SA 2017/H/NGO/4730
Responding to immediate urgent humanitarian needs of the population displaced from East Ghouta and Afrin Responding to immediate urgent humanitarian needs of the population displaced from East Ghouta and Afrin
Emergency WASH response in 3 LGAs of Borno State - Maiduguri, Jere and Dikwa Emergency WASH response in 3 LGAs of Borno State - Maiduguri, Jere and Dikwa
Strengthening the legal protection through legal intervention with 300 boys and girls and training of 10 investigators in contact with children in T5 and Akkar governorates Strengthening the legal protection through legal intervention with 300 boys and girls and training of 10 investigators in contact with children in T5 and Akkar governorates
Multi-sector response to the escalated refugee influx from the Democratic Republic of the Congo Multi-sector response to the escalated refugee influx from the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Emergency WASH for refugees and host communities in Bambouti, Central African Republic Emergency WASH for refugees and host communities in Bambouti, Central African Republic
Strengthening the response for inpatient management of severe acute malnutrition with medical complications in stabilization centers Strengthening the response for inpatient management of severe acute malnutrition with medical complications in stabilization centers
Provision of Humanitarian Air Service in Somalia Provision of Humanitarian Air Service in Somalia
Serving & Protecting Women & Young Girls among IDPs and conflict affected communities in Libya Serving & Protecting Women & Young Girls among IDPs and conflict affected communities in Libya
Accès aux Articles Ménagers Essentiels (AME) et matériels de renforcement d’abris pour les familles affectées par les crises du Tanganyika et des Kasaïs Accès aux Articles Ménagers Essentiels (AME) et matériels de renforcement d’abris pour les familles affectées par les crises du Tanganyika et des Kasaïs
Sustaining Lifesaving Humanitarian Primary Health Interventions and Response to Cholera Outbreaks in Adamawa State Sustaining Lifesaving Humanitarian Primary Health Interventions and Response to Cholera Outbreaks in Adamawa State
Shelter for new Arrivals in Reception centers and in Transition (START) Shelter for new Arrivals in Reception centers and in Transition (START)
Revitalization of Livestock Activities for Male and Female Livestock Breeders in Al-Bab Sub-district through Complementary Livestock Interventions. Revitalization of Livestock Activities for Male and Female Livestock Breeders in Al-Bab Sub-district through Complementary Livestock Interventions.
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (40%), Health (60%) Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (40%), Health (60%)
Addressing immediate protection needs of children affected by July and August 2015 flooding and landslides in Myanmar Addressing immediate protection needs of children affected by July and August 2015 flooding and landslides in Myanmar
PBF/IRF-308:Empowering women and girls affected by migration for inclusive community development and peacebuilding PBF/IRF-308:Empowering women and girls affected by migration for inclusive community development and peacebuilding
Rapid rehabilitation of food security for vulnerable people affected by conflict with strategies for restoring agriculture livelihoods and the right to food Rapid rehabilitation of food security for vulnerable people affected by conflict with strategies for restoring agriculture livelihoods and the right to food
Reintegration and reunification of unaccompanied and separated children and children associated with armed groups Reintegration and reunification of unaccompanied and separated children and children associated with armed groups
Better Health in Bangladesh:Health Systems Strengthening Technical Assistance Better Health in Bangladesh:Health Systems Strengthening Technical Assistance
Humanitarian Aviation Services, Logistics Augmentation and Cluster Coordination in Response to Floods in Malawi Humanitarian Aviation Services, Logistics Augmentation and Cluster Coordination in Response to Floods in Malawi
ETH-17/DDA-3379/ETH-17/DDA-3379/WASH-H/INGO/6773 ETH-17/DDA-3379/ETH-17/DDA-3379/WASH-H/INGO/6773
Myanmar: Joint Programme on Health with contribution from Canada Myanmar: Joint Programme on Health with contribution from Canada
Effectively fighting chronic malnutrition Phase II Effectively fighting chronic malnutrition Phase II
Access to rights and protection for IDPs of Marawi Access to rights and protection for IDPs of Marawi
Providing therapeutic nutritional support to nutrition centers to ensure the management of severe acute malnutrition cases amongst U5 children refugees and IDP in affected areas in the Far North region Providing therapeutic nutritional support to nutrition centers to ensure the management of severe acute malnutrition cases amongst U5 children refugees and IDP in affected areas in the Far North region
Protection of Burundian refugee children from violence, abuse and exploitation Protection of Burundian refugee children from violence, abuse and exploitation
PROVISION OF EMERGENCY INTEGRATED PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS IN CAMPS AND IN HOST COMMUNITIES IN BORNO STATE PROVISION OF EMERGENCY INTEGRATED PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS IN CAMPS AND IN HOST COMMUNITIES IN BORNO STATE
Providing AWD/Cholera outbreak response and life-saving emergency health services to vulnerable populations in IPC4 and cholera affected areas of Somalia. Providing AWD/Cholera outbreak response and life-saving emergency health services to vulnerable populations in IPC4 and cholera affected areas of Somalia.
Assistance en articles mÃ©nagers essentiels bÃ©nÃ©ficiant 51,133 personnes dÃ©placÃ©es internes dans les provinces du Nord Kivu et Ituri Assistance en articles mÃ©nagers essentiels bÃ©nÃ©ficiant 51,133 personnes dÃ©placÃ©es internes dans les provinces du Nord Kivu et Ituri
Emergency WASH Response to Support Internally Displaced People (IDPs) and Host Communities in Fafan Zone, Somali Regional State Emergency WASH Response to Support Internally Displaced People (IDPs) and Host Communities in Fafan Zone, Somali Regional State
Support to Strengthening and Enhancing Life-saving Protection Services and Response in Benue and Nassarawa States Support to Strengthening and Enhancing Life-saving Protection Services and Response in Benue and Nassarawa States
Improving Nutrition for host and displaced population in Lac region Improving Nutrition for host and displaced population in Lac region
Enhance access to live-saving safe and adequate WASH services for the newly arrived IDPs in Idleb governorate Enhance access to live-saving safe and adequate WASH services for the newly arrived IDPs in Idleb governorate
Pre-positioning Critical Emergency Items: Multisectoral Contingency Pipeline Management Pre-positioning Critical Emergency Items: Multisectoral Contingency Pipeline Management
Provision of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene services targeting new arrivals and displaced populations in north-east Nigeria Provision of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene services targeting new arrivals and displaced populations in north-east Nigeria
Providing Equitable and safe access to maintain resilience of vulnerable students in Area C in south Nablus and Hebron Providing Equitable and safe access to maintain resilience of vulnerable students in Area C in south Nablus and Hebron
Restoring access to safe learning spaces Restoring access to safe learning spaces
Monitoring , verification and documentation of possible IHL,IHRL violations in the context of great march of return, And provision of legal aid to victims of GBV in the Gaza Strip Monitoring , verification and documentation of possible IHL,IHRL violations in the context of great march of return, And provision of legal aid to victims of GBV in the Gaza Strip
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (50%), Health (40%), Food Security and Nutrition (10%) Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (50%), Health (40%), Food Security and Nutrition (10%)
Providing protective, inclusive and quality education for conflict affected children in Dikwa LGA of Borno State Providing protective, inclusive and quality education for conflict affected children in Dikwa LGA of Borno State
Emergency and Recovery Support to Internally Displaced Persons in Oromia and Somali Ethiopia Emergency and Recovery Support to Internally Displaced Persons in Oromia and Somali Ethiopia
Shelter assistance for vulnerable households living in critical shelter conditions in Kirkuk governorate Shelter assistance for vulnerable households living in critical shelter conditions in Kirkuk governorate
PBF/COM/B-4: Projet d'appui a la Reforme securitaire en Union des Comores PBF/COM/B-4: Projet d'appui a la Reforme securitaire en Union des Comores
PAK-17/DDA-3474/1st Standard Allocation 2017/H/NGO/6028 PAK-17/DDA-3474/1st Standard Allocation 2017/H/NGO/6028
Effectively Fighting Chronic Malnutrition in Two Districts in Rwanda Effectively Fighting Chronic Malnutrition in Two Districts in Rwanda
Provision of life-saving interventions and enhancing support for survival of low birth weight newborns and the most vulnerable women and children Provision of life-saving interventions and enhancing support for survival of low birth weight newborns and the most vulnerable women and children
Food Emergency Aid Project for IDPs in Idleb Food Emergency Aid Project for IDPs in Idleb
Improve the nutritional status of children and women with attention to most vulnerable people, including the children with special needs through the promotion of optimal infant and maternal feeding practices in Idlib and Western Aleppo. Improve the nutritional status of children and women with attention to most vulnerable people, including the children with special needs through the promotion of optimal infant and maternal feeding practices in Idlib and Western Aleppo.
Meeting the Winterization Needs of Vulnerable Families in Jordan Meeting the Winterization Needs of Vulnerable Families in Jordan
Responding to the Shelter and Camp Management and Camp Coordination needs of Displacement Affected Population living in Maiduguri, Jere and Dikwa Responding to the Shelter and Camp Management and Camp Coordination needs of Displacement Affected Population living in Maiduguri, Jere and Dikwa
YEM-17/3420/1SA 2017/Nutrition-FSAC-WASH/INGO/6140 YEM-17/3420/1SA 2017/Nutrition-FSAC-WASH/INGO/6140
Support Wheat Value Chain in North West Syria Support Wheat Value Chain in North West Syria
Priority Outcome 2: Kiribati Facility The Skills for Employment Program (SfEP), referred to as the 'Kiribati Facility" will support the Government of Kiribati to provide labour market demand driven skills development to young people who seek to work in domestic and off-shore labour markets. SfEP consolidates progress already made through the past investment in the Kiribati TVET Sector Strengthening Program (TVETSSP) (2011-2016) however sees a change in focus  from delivering Australian qualifications to developing the Kiribati Institute of Technology (KIT). KIT is being developed as a demand driven training provider catering for domestic, regional and international labour markets. The total value of this investment is $36.7 million over 6 years, starting 2016-23.
Kiribati Demographic Health Survey (DHS) The Kiribati Demographic Health Survey initiative will support the Government of Kiribati in conducting a demograhic health survey (DHS), a globally standardised survey that provides accurate information on health status, and access to and use of health services. The outcome of the survey will also be able to benchmark Kiribati against other countries that have conducted DHS, it provides a means of testing the accuracy of administrative data as many of the same indicators are collected, for example on childhood immunisation, childhood nutrition, use of family planning. The total value of this investment is $1.1 million over 2 years, starting 2016-17.
Priority Outcome 1: Improved Basic Education Kiribati Education Improvement Program (KEIP) is the framework through which Australia supports the implementation of the Ministry of Education’s Education Sector Strategic Plan and its goal of improving the quality of education provided in schools in Kiribati.
KEIP Phase I (2011-2012) supported the Ministry of Education to establish the enabling environment for subsequent phases of KEIP. Phase II (2013-2015) focused on improving teaching and learning outcomes in years 1-4. 
KEIP current Phase III (2016-2020) valued at $38 million seeks to embed previous reforms and extend the reforms to upper primary school (years 5-6) and into junior secondary schools, focusing on two end of program outcomes improving learning outcomes for basic education for girls and boys, including children with a disability by improving : curriculum in the upper primary (Year 5-6) and JSS curriculum; learning environments; quality teaching and school leadership; inclusive education and sector management.
Kiribati Health Kiribati faces a number of development challenges including: highest number (68%) of Violence Against Women cases out of 9 other Pacific countries conducting the same study; 70% of Tuberculosis cases are in South Tarawa; increases in infant mortality rate as a result of pneumonia, diarrhoea and malnutrition; South Tarawa suffers from severe overcrowding. The Aid Investment Priority and Aid Partnership Arrangement aims to address these issues through delivering assistance that focuses on reducing the spread of communicable diseases, youth crime; alcohol consumption and domestic violence. The Kiribati Health program is identified as a key priority under new AIP and Aid Partnership Arrangement and will support ongoing strategic support to the health sector in addressing high burden disease such as in Tuberculosis, improving neonatal and maternal health, and health system strengthening. The total value of this initiative is $4.3 million over 6 years, starting 2009-10.
Tarawa Communications Initiative The Kiribati Communications Initiative provides the blueprint for AusAID to achieve a better understanding of Australia’s development assistance program in Kiribati, and in particular the priorities agreed to under the Australia-Kiribati Partnership for Development. The strategy will also assist in developing greater awareness and support within the Australian community of the aid program in Kiribati.

The Kiribati Communications Strategy (2010-2012) links to the communications messages and priorities for 2009 as outlined in the International Public Diplomacy Strategy 2009. Key messages of this strategy include:
1. The Australian Government’s priority is to work in partnership with developing  countries to fight poverty effectively
2.Australia is a good international citizen, promoting a fair go for all
3.Together we can accelerate progress towards the Millennium Development goals
Kiribati Marine Training Centre Support Initiative The Kiribati Marine Training Centre (MTC) is a division of the Ministry of Labour and Human Resources Development of the Government of Kiribati and conducts seafarer training. This initiative provides support for infrastructure and equipment upgrades of the MTC including upgrade and installation and maintenance of satellite equipment to enable Kiribati nationals to access distance learning courses. The total value of this initiative is $46.6 thousand expenced during the 2010-11 financial year.
Kiribati Small Grants Scheme 2010-11 The Kiribati Small Grants Scheme (SGS) aims to promote sustainable economic and social development, through direct assistance to small scale community development. Grants of up to $40,000 are provided for individual projects in priority areas: income generation, reducing vulnerability, women and young people, outer islands development, and good governance. The total value of this initiative is $0.4 million over 3 years, starting 2008-09.
Scholarships Tarawa ADS - 2011 Intake Funding under this initiative provides scholarship opportunities for Kiribati citizens to study in Australia to acquire qualifications, up to a Masters level in study programs which are not available in the region, and skills necessary for the country's development in the Kiribati National Human Resoure Development Plan 2009-2011. There are currently 14 students studying at various Australian universities in various disciplines including engineering, architecture, marine, environment, geographic information systems, economics and public policy. Up to 4 new ADS awards will be offered under this initiative for 2011 intake. The total value of this initiative is $1.4 million over 6 years, starting 2010-11.
Kiribati Health Sector Support Kiribati faces a number of development challenges including: highest number (68%) of Violence Against Women cases out of 9 other Pacific countries conducting the same study; 70% of Tuberculosis cases are in South Tarawa; increases in infant mortality rate as a result of pneumonia, diarrhoea and malnutrition; South Tarawa suffers from severe overcrowding. The Aid Investment Priority and Aid Partnership Arrangement aims to address these issues through delivering assistance that focuses on reducing the spread of communicable diseases, youth crime; alcohol consumption and domestic violence. The Kiribati Health program is identified as a key priority under new Aid Investment Plan (AIP) and Aid Partnership Arrangement and will support ongoing strategic support to the health sector in addressing high burden communicable diseases (tuberculosis, leprosy and Hepatitis B), health system strengthening and preparing and responding to health threats. Health is a priority under the new AIP and Aid Pa
Priority Outcome 1:Improved Basic Education - SEMS The Kiribati Education Improvement Program (KEIP) aims for all children to have access to quality education through 9 years of compulsory schooling. KEIP will: rehabilitate 93 primary and junior secondary schools in Kiribati; establish a modern legislative and evidence-based policy framework in which education can be delivered; improve teachers' professional development; and deliver a revised national curriculum and assessment system. All children will achieve functional literacy and numeracy after 6 years of basic education and be equipped with the skills they need to continue to the next stage of education. Kiribati will have a comprehensive and inclusive education sector that is adequately funded and managed to provide quality education services to all children. A Senior Education Management Specialist position placed within Ministry of Education complements the KEIP support through sectoral policy planning and management, started 2011-2019.
Achieving milestones under Fisheries initiative This is the new initiative for the Fisheries Performance incentive program which will include the TA components and the annual review of the Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of Australia and the Government of Kiribati
Economic Reform Program Funding under this investment will support Government of Kiribati (GoK) in implementing its Economic Reform Programs (ERP). The ERP is jointly co-funded by variour donors including World Bank (WB), Asian Development Bank (ADB), New Zealand and Australia through the budget support program. The development objective is to i) strengthen public financial management; and ii) improve the environment for inclusive growth. The first pillar is supported through strenthening of public assets and liabilities, and improving public procurement. The second pillar is supported throgh improving oversight of joint ventures in the fisheries industry, improving the quality and expanding the coverage of essential public utilities, and facilitating competition and universal service provision in the telecommunications industry. The total value of this investment is $2.5 million over 4 years, starting 2016-2020
Kiribati Australia Partnership for Development Funding under this initiative supports facilitation and provides logistical support for the Kiribati Australia Partnership for Development Talks. The total value of this initiative is $3,000 to be expensed during the 2013-14 financial year.
Kiribati Fisheries Performance Incentives Program The Kiribati Fisheries Performance Incentives Program aims to support the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMRD) in strengthening it's capacity to maximise benefits from coastal and offshore fisheries through provision of technical assistance to: review the Fisheries Act; review access, licensing and joint venture arrangements; develop and implement administration guidelines on offences and penalties; develop and implement a MOU between Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources Development and the Police Maritime Unit; and review progress under the MOU and discussions with the Government of Kiribati on future assistance for fisheries. The total value of this initiative is $1.1 million over 3 years, starting 2008-09.
Kiribati Gender The Government of Kiribati (GoK) is committed to ending violence against women and has developed and endorsed a policy on Eliminating Sexual and Gender Based Violence, and an accompanying 'National Action Plan for Eliminating Sexual and Gender Based Violence in Kiribati' (NAP). GoK is developing a Family Peace Bill that aims to criminalise domestic violence. The policy and national action plan came after the release of the Kiribati Family Health and Support Study (KFHSS) report findings of 2009 that documented extremely high levels of domestic violence specifically physical and sexual violence in the country. The endorsed ESGBV policy, 10 year national action plan and development legislation (the Family Peace Bill) demonstrates GoK's strong commitment to take action to address this issue. Funding under this investment supports engagement with GoK and other UN agencies about the implementation of the national action plan and inc collaboration with UNWomen, (SHIP) and UN Joint Plan (UNJP
Kiribati Program Management Funding under this initiative is used specifically for program management and technical support costs for implementation of aid activities in Kiribati; support for in-country implementation, oversight and reporting; and to undertake scoping, design, monitoring and evaluation, technical input into development of thematic strategies; program review; development of monitoring frameworks; and other related tasks in delivering the Kiribati aid program. It also covers salary and allowances for a Program Manager for the Work Force Skills and Labour Mobility. The total value of this initiative is $679,413 over 5 years, starting 2013-17.
Kiribati Scholarships Funding under this Initiative combines the Australian Awards Scholarship (AAS) and the Australian Awards Pacific Scholarship (AAPS) programs in Kiribati. Both programs provide long-term training at tertiary institutions in Australia and the South Pacific region. The programs aim to assist the Government of Kiribati to acquire the priority qualifications and skills as identified in Kiribati's HRD Plan. Funds will be used to cover on-award student costs, Contracted English testing costs for students and other administrative costs. The total value of this initiative is $2.9 million over 8 years, starting 2009-10.
Priority Outcome 1: Improved Basic Education - MoE Funding under this initiative provides support to the Ministry of Education (MoE) to address relevant activities to form part of the Kiribati Education Improvement Program (KEIP) reform agenda and covers requests from MoE that are not covered under the existing KEIP program. The support will strengthen the MoE capacity to drive the reform agenda. The total value of this initiative is $0.4 million over 3 years, starting 2011-12.