devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
IR1 - PRIMERA INFANCIA Social protection system for children under five years old and their families developed.
OP 2.1:  CHILD RIGHTS MONITORING The country has an independent mechanism for the monitoring and defense children and adolescents rights.
OP 1.5: SOCIAL POLICIES Proposals for social protection programmes and policies addressing multidimensional poverty and social exclusion affecting children
prepared and discussed.
IR4 -NIÑOS PRIVADOS DE SU MEDIO FAMILIAR A reform that gradually reduces the number of children in institutional care is implemented
OP 1.2: STRATEGY FOR NCDS National strategy for evidence-based interventions on non-communicable disease prevention in childhood and adolescence formulated,
tested and validated.
IR3 - VIOLENCIA Y MALTRATO Prevention of violence against children and women incorporated in the key social public policies.
MIGRANT AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN The child protection system has the capacity and tools to monitor and ensure the adequate case management of the most excluded
children and adolescents (victims of violence  children in need of mental-health support, including those at risk of suicide  those
living in institutions  and migrant children).
OP 3.1: ADVOCACY AND SENSIBILIZATION The public has knowledge about child rights and knows how to become engaged to protect them.
SOCIAL POLICY Strengthened capacity of subnational governments to devise and implement more equity-focused social programmes in coordination with
the national Government and in accordance with international and regional human rights standards.
Programme Soyons Actifs/Actives - PCPA Tunisie phase 3 PCPA Tunisie : Programme pour la réduction des inégalités d'accès aux droits en Tunisie "Soyons Actifs/Actives - PCPA Tunisie phase 3
Autonomisation et inclusion des femmes migrantes en Tunisie AIFEM - c'est un projet d'autonomisation et inclusion des femmes migrantes en Tunisie.
Favoriser l'inclusion et la participation citoyenne des jeunes femmes et hommes dans les gouvernorats intérieurs de la Tunisie par le biais des médias et de l'éducation aux médias et à l'information Favoriser l'inclusion et la participation citoyenne des jeunes femmes et hommes dans les gouvernorats intérieurs de la Tunisie par les médias. Favoriser une meilleure compréhension et un meilleur usage des médias (y inclus des réseaux sociaux, médias en ligne et médias associatifs) par les jeunes des 5 gouvernorats ciblés, afin de faire entendre leurs voix ; Renforcer la représentation des jeunes et de leurs intérêts dans les médias locaux et nationaux ; Appuyer le développtmodèle économique
Femmes et Accélération pour les Start-up et TPE en Tunisie Appui au développement de la dynamique entrepreneuriale tunisienne , via le financement d'un appel à initiatives visant le soutien à des programme d'accélération, des programmes d'incubation en région et essentiellement pour des entrepreneures et des programmes de collaboration entre des startup et des grandes entreprises
Programme de Relance des Investissements et de Modernisation des Exploitations Agricoles, dont le 2ème décaissement est accéléré afin de répondre aux besoins de financement s liés à la crise du Covid. Appui au développement des exploitations par la relance des investissements, les services de conseil en gestion et l'appui des organisations professionnelles agricoles. Le 2ème décaissement du PrPP est accéléré afin de répondre aux besoins de financement s liés à la crise du Covid-19.
appui à la transition du secteur agricole dans la région e KEF pour une meilleure adaptation au changement climatique appui à la transition du secteur agricole dans la région e KEF pour une meilleure adaptation au changement climatique
Programme d'investissements de l'OMMP Programme d'investissements de l'OMMP portant sur le remplacement de six remorqueurs ayant plus de 30 ans et vétustes, par six remorqueurs neufs dotés d'une puissance de traction plus forte. Le projet comporte également un renforcement des capacités de l'OMMP en particulier sur l'amélioration du suivi par l'OMMP des impacts environnementaux de ses activités afin de pouvoir les limiter, ainsi qu'un appui à la création d'un modèle financier et d'un pilotage de la dette.
Projet de modernisation de l'offre de soins du gouvernorat de Sidi Bouzid Visant l'amélioration de l'offre sanitaire de la région de Sidi Bouzid, le projet médical de territoire soutenu par le projet intègre trois principales composantes : (i) l'appui à la modernisation de l'hôpital régional de Sidi Bouzid ; (ii) la mise à niveau des structures de santé primaire du gouvernorat et (iii) l'amélioration de la gouvernance du système de santé régional.
PRCC Internationalisation des petites et moyennes entreprises tunisiennes PRCC Internationalisation des PME tunisiennes sur le marché africain, notamment en levant certaines barrières règlementaires tunisiennes, en améliorant la visibilité de la Tunisie en Afrique, et en utilisant le levier du partenariat entre entreprises françaises et tunisiennes.
Programme d'Appui à la Communalisation Intégrale Le programme d'appui à la communalisation intégrale vise le financement d'investissements et d'actions d'assistance technique à destination des nouvelles communes dans des gouvernorats défavorisés, dans le cadre de l'Initiative Pilote de Développement Local Intégré de l'Union européenne (PDLI) de l'UE.
composante pépinières urbaines du projet PROVILLE 2 En complément du projet PROVILLE 2 (CTN 1221) dont la composante principale porte sur la réhabilitation des quartiers populaires, le projet de pépinières urbaines vise à mettre en œuvre une démarche d'expérimentation pour faire émerger et accompagner des projets issus de la société civile, pouvant maximiser les impacts des interventions en matière de réhabilitation urbaine.
Projet ELIFE Programme de formation courte à forte employabilité pour renforcer l'insertion des diplômés des ISET
Financement de la stratégie nationale e-santé 2018-2020 de la Tunisie Projet de développement de l'e-santé dans l'offre de soins et l'organisation des services hospitaliers publics en Tunisie visant à accompagner la réforme et la modernisation du secteur de la santé.
JAMIL.Net +Emploi - Favoriser l'inclusion et la participation citoyenne des jeunes femmes et hommes dans les gouvernorats intérieurs de la Tunisie par le biais des médias JAMIL.Net +Emploi - Favoriser l'inclusion et la participation citoyenne des jeunes femmes et hommes dans les gouvernorats intérieurs de la Tunisie par le biais des médias
Programme d'assainissement rural - 4e tranche Financement des réseaux d'assainissement des bourgs ruraux de plus de 3000 habitants
Aménagement de la Boucle Centrale du métro léger de Tunis et amélioration des conditions d'intermodalité au niveau de Place de Barcelone Financement du projet d'aménagement de la Boucle Centrale du métro léger de Tunis et d'amélioration des conditions d'intermodalité dans le pôle d'échanges de la Place de Barcelone
Programme pour la réduction des inégalités d'accès aux droits en Tunisie « Soyons Actifs/Actives » Renforcer les capacités de la société¿ civile tunisienne a¿ contribuer a¿ la réduction des inégalités dans l'accès aux droits
Accompagnement et coaching des jeunes et renforcement de leur employabilité Accompagnement et coaching des jeunes et renforcement de leur employabilité
Improvement of Food Security and Nutrition (FSN), integrating gender and intersectional approaches. The main objective of this project is to provide Food Security - Agriculture assistance to people affected by negative socioeconomic conditions and climate change in Amazoas, Apure and Sucre Regions. This FAO project restore and create livelihoods, while reducing protection needs of vulnerable people. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 10,000 people, including 3,750 women, 2,000 men, 4,250 children, and including 93 persons with disabilities.
Interim protection arrangements for flood affected most-at-risk women and girls The main objective of this project is to ensure the safety and protection of the most flood affected women and girls. This UNWOMEN project provides 1) 10,000 women and girls access to 6 women-and girl-friendly safe spaces and 2) US$ 58,000 in cash assistance to 10,000 women. The project provides life-saving assistance to 10,000 people, including 8,600 women, 1,400 children, and 100 persons with disabilities.
Mécanisme de  protection des populations dans les quartiers sous le contrôle de gang et de surveillance des abus et violences commis à leur encontre The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving protection assistance to vulnerable communities affected by violence. This OHCHR project provides protection services to violence-affected households and individuals. The project provides life-saving assistance to 400,000 people, including 180,000 women, 100,000 men, 120,000 children, and 48,000 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Food Security and Livelihoods Assistance to Conflict Affected People in Eastern Ukraine The main objective of this project is to improve the food security and livelihoods conditions of conflict-affected vulnerable through the provision of agricultural and livelihoods assistance. This FAO project provides 1) short cycle vegetable seeds and 2) multi-purpose cash. The project provides life-saving assistance to 1,112 people including 267 men, 445 women, 400 children including 61 persons with disabilities.
Providing emergency multipurpose cash assistance to crisis-affected populations in Yemen The main objective of this project is to provide multi-purpose cash assistance to vulnerable communities affected by food insecurity. This IOM project provides IDPs and host communities facing food insecurity with multi-purpose cash transfers. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 25,356 people, including 5,832 women, 5,578 men, 13,946 children, and including 3,804 persons with disabilities.
Assistance alimentaire et fourniture de services aériens humanitaires (UNHAS) pour sauver les vies des personnes déplacées internes dans les zones difficiles d’accès The main objective of this project is to provide food security and common services (air support) assistance to 62,982 affected people. This WFP project aims to provide food security assistance to IDPs and highly vulnerable host populations, and common services to humanitarian partners. The project provides life-saving assistance to 62,982 people, including 17,538 women, 16,023 men, 29,601 children, and 756 persons with disabilities.
Provision of Child Protection lifesaving services for vulnerable children and children at risk This Protection - CP project assists 4,000 children and caregivers, including 1,000 Palestine Refugees in Lebanon (PRL). Apart from case management, PSS and community-based PSS services for children, the project also targets caregivers with sensitization and awareness campaigns on child rights, parenting programme and community-level sensitization on the negative impact of harmful practices against children.
WASH and Education in Emergency Response for Most Vulnerable Population affected by the earthquake in Afghanistan The main objective of this project is to provide immediate and lifesaving WASH and education support to earthquake-affected communities. This UNICEF project provides 1) safe water for 72,327 people, 2) WASH/hygiene messaging for 108,490 people, 3) 140 temporary learning spaces (established or rehabilitated), and 4) formal or non-formal education for 40,000 children among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 108,490 people, including 24,806 women, 24,849 men, 58,800 children, and 8,961 persons with disabilities.
Provision of emergency healthcare to the victims of earthquake in SER of Afghanistan The main objective of this project is to provide emergency healthcare and WASH services to earthquake victims. This WHO project provides 1) 43,200 people with primary healthcare consultations, 2) 25,920 people with mental health and/or psycho-social support, 3) 7,560 people with surgical procedures for trauma, 4) 3,600 people with acute watery diarrhea treatment, and 5) 5,334 people with safe water among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance to 183,911 people, including 58,851 women, 53,333 men, 71,727 children, and 15,448 persons with disabilities.
Emergency WASH and nutrition (preventative and curative) services for drought-affected children and families The main objective of this $3 million UNICEF project is to provide drought-affected people with life-saving support in the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Nutrition clusters. In terms of WASH support, UNICEF will provide 45-60 days of emergency water trucking and distribute 10,000 emergency hygiene kits, construct 300 latrines for internally displaced people and rehabilitate 10 strategic waterpoints, among other activities, reaching a total of 60,000 people, including 18,570 women, 23,509 children and 9,000 people with disabilities. In terms of Nutrition support, UNICEF will feed 79,210 children with high energy biscuits and 36,000 children with therapeutic milk and implement information sessions on optimal feeding techniques, among other activities.  In total, the Nutrition component will reach 250,210 people, including 135,000 women,  115,210 children, and 17,450 people with disabilities.
Deliver assistance for the prevention and treatment of malnutrition in children and Pregnant and Lactating Women and Girls (PLWGs). CERF funding supports WFP’s delivery of moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) treatment and prevention assistance to children and pregnant and lactating women and girls (PLGW) in line with the Strategic Objective of the CERF allocation to alleviate the suffering of the highly food insecure population in Yemen. This will be accomplished through the procurement, dispatch, and distribution of specialized nutrition commodities through communities and district health centres. This project targets  88,322 affected people with its Nutrition engagement.
Critical food security interventions for saving life assets of drought-affected and food insecure rural populations. The key objective of the project is to provide critical food security interventions for saving life assets of drought-affected and food insecure rural populations. This FAO project includes the distribution of dried animal feed, concentrated animal complements, and recurrent animal health campaigns targeting the most vulnerable and drought-affected households in the rural areas of Djibouti’s regions.The project provides humanitarian assistance to 44,000 people, including 13,640 women, 14,520 men, 15,840 children, and 4,400 persons with disabilities.
Provision of multisector lifesaving assistance to cyclone-affected people in Nampula and Zambezia provinces The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving multi-sectoral assistance – health and WASH – to communities in the Nampula and Zambezia provinces of Mozambique affected by Tropical Cyclone Gombe. The health component will include replenishment of health-related stocks of medical supplies and materials to ensure the resumption of essential maternal, neonatal, infant, and child health and nutrition care. In addition, financial support will be provided for minor repairs of the most affected health facilities, with particular focus on sites offering maternal and child healthcare services. Additional tents, medicines, and medical supplies (including nutrition therapeutic supplies) will be procured and positioned at the district level warehouse to avoid pipeline breaks. The targeted beneficiaries total 60,000 people, including 12,000 women, 48,000 children, and 100 persons with disabilities.

The WASH component will focus on the restoration of water systems, while water trucking is being conducted. Minimum WASH services will be provided in accommodation and resettlement centers, with water trucking, emergency latrine, and distribution of hygiene kits. WASH implementing partners will repair damaged water points and work with communities to rebuild their latrines and maintain basic hygiene practices. The targeted beneficiaries, for this component, total 30,000 people, including 7,485 women, 6,885 men, 15,630 children, and 2,401 persons with disabilities.
Ensuring continued access to essential lifesaving health and nutrition services to the floods affected population The main objective of this project is to provide Health assistance to vulnerable communities affected by flooding. This WHO project ensures access to life saving health and nutrition services. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 64,090 people, including 15,831 women, 17,490 men, 30,769 children, and including 6,330 persons with disabilities.
Projet d’urgence pour faire face à la flambée de la Fièvre de la Vallée du Rift au Burundi The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to people affected by Rift Valley Fever (RFV) in Kirundo, Ngozi, Muyinga regions in Burundi. This FAO project reduces the spread of RVF and its negative impact on food security and livelihoods. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 78,000 people, including 30,700 women, 30,700 men, 16,600 children, and including 8,200 persons with disabilities.
Shelter and NFI assistance to affected populations from Tropical Storm Ana in Malawi IOM works with partners to establish coordination structures to support, monitor, and coordinate delivery of life-saving services and ensure the basic dignity and protection of the populations in at least 36 collective centers covering over 50 percent of total IDPs (approximately 56,000 people).  IOM  supports the district authorities conducts emergency site improvement projects such as installing drainage, fire breaks, backfilling, as well as ensuring sites are PwD accessible and that safe area are provided for women and girls (particularly common facilities). IOM supports improvements to address damage to buildings (schools in particular).IOM provides 4,000 shelter and non-food item (NFI) kits to the 4,000 most vulnerable households (20,000 beneficiaries) Shelter will focus primarily on NFIs (3,500 HH), with additional shelter recovery kits through cash transfers for 500 HH most in need -destroyed homes; vulnerability-based. The project targets 56,000 people, including 10,080 women, 6,720 men, 39,200 children, and 57 persons with disabilities.
Appui aux moyens de subsistance des ménages vulnérables affectés par les déficits céréaliers et fourragers et l''insécurité  au Niger The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving agricultural livelihood assistance to refugees, returnees, internally displaced persons and host community members in Agadez, Diffa, Dosso, Maradi, Tahoua, and Tillabery. This FAO project distributes agricultural kits including seeds and tools, vaccinates animals, provides animal feed, and supports households with cash transfers.  The project provides life-saving assistance to 231,700 people, including 33,700 women, 32,000 men, 166,000 children, and 5,600 persons with disabilities.
Immediate response to provide temporary emergency shelter and restore basic living conditions for hurricane Ian affected people in the province of Pinar del Rio, Cuba. The main objective of this project is to provide Shelter and non-food items assistance to communities affected by Hurricane Ian in Western Cuba. This UNDP project provides shelter support to vulnerable people. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 54,639 people, including 21,722 women, 21,968 men, 10,949 children, and including 2,488 persons with disabilities.
Forecast based Anticipatory Action to Strengthen Food Security and Coping Capacity of Households-at-highest risk (WEST) The main objective of this project is to provide multi-purpose cash assistance to communities on the basis of early flood warnings in Bardiya and Kailali. This WFP project provides multi-purpose cash assistance. Additionally, WFP will provide cash top-ups on behalf of UNFPA, to pregnant women to facilitate their referral and transportation to obstetric services and to survivors of gender-based violence to facilitate access to GBV services. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 74,300 people, including 23,000 women, 23,300 men, 31,000 children, and including 1,400 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Support to Safeguard Food Security and Livelihoods for Most Vulnerable Farming Households in Kayin and Shan (South) States. The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving agriculture assistance to vulnerable communities in Kayin and Shan. This FAO project provides seeds, fertilizer and training to farmer households. The project provides life-saving assistance to 15,000 people, including 5,341 women, 4,295 men, 5,364 children, and 1,047 persons with disabilities.
Health Response to the impact of Hurricane Ian in western provinces of Pinar del Rio and Artemisa, Cuba The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to communities affected by Hurricane Ian in Western Cuba. This WHO project provides health services to vulnerable people. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 566,875 people, including 229,493 women, 229,247 men, 108,135 children, and including 8,503 persons with disabilities.
Emergency lifesaving health response to drought disaster in Kenya targeting affected children, women and men The key objective of the CERF allocation is to provide emergency life-saving health response to drought disaster in Kenya targeting affected children, women, and men. This WHO project urgently contains disease outbreaks such as diarrhea, measles, and cholera as well as managing severe acute malnutrition (SAM) cases that are admitted in the major county facilities with medical complications requiring specialized care. Additional focus ensures essential lifesaving drugs and medical supplies are available in the key health facilities in the affected counties. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 108,722 people, including 21,744 women, 10,872 men, 76,106 children, and 8,850 persons with disabilities.
Contribution à la réduction de l’impact d’humanitaire de la sécheresse sur les personnes vulnérables au Niger. Action – Anticipatoire – 2022 The objective of this $2.25m UNICEF project is to reduce drought impact on vulnerable population through a multisectoral package including WASH, nutrition and education. To that end, UNICEF will rehabilitate seven water sources, distribute 5,195 WASH kits and share information on hygiene and water use practices. In addition, UNICEF will screen 15,000 children for malnutrition, treat 3,640 children with severe acute malnutrition, train 7,000 caregivers on nutrition screening, provide 7,239 children with nutritious supplements and counsel 11,000 pregnant or lactating women on best feeding practices. Moreover, UNICEF will provide cash transfers of $35 per household to families with school-aged children to ensure return to schools. In total, 36,363 persons including 7,789 women and 10,756 girls, will be reached with water and hygiene assistance. The nutrition component aims to reach 42,554 people, including 15,033 women and 9,797 girls. And the education component aims to reach 10,023 children.
Prevention of Ebola viruses’ disease and mitigation of its impact through provision of WASH services, supplies, capacity building, risk communication and community engagement The main objective of this project is to prevent the transmission and mitigate the impact of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) on the communities through the provision of critical Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services in schools and health facilities/Ebola Treatment Units (ETUs). This UNICEF project provides assistance for 200,000 people, including 47,940 women, 46,060 men, 106,000 children, and including 4,000 persons with disabilities.
Assurer les services aériens UNHAS pour permettre aux partenaires d’atteindre les zones d’intervention humanitaire This $400,000 WFP/UNHAS project will support humanitarian air service in the country for a period of two weeks. Without this support, UNHAS would have to stop its service in July 2022. In total, UNHAS is expecting to transport 600 passengers and 2.5 tons of cargo.