devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
(900.1) ECARO GENEVA OPERATING COSTS - TILL END 2018 Operations - Oversight and quality assurance to support COs to become strategic partner in the structuring and operational
delivery of results for children.
(902.2) CHILDREN'S RIGHTS TO INCLUSIVE QUALITY EARLY LEARNING & PREPRIMARY EDN Inclusion of all children in quality early education is supported
706.3 EDUCATION/ Early Child Development (ECD) Refugee and migrant and other excluded children, access quality education including appropriate information and life skills
programmes
(903.4) ALL MIGRANT AND REFUGEE CHILDREN HAVE THEIR RIGHTS PROTECTED ACROSS ECAR ALL MIGRANT AND REFUGEE CHILDREN HAVE THEIR RIGHTS PROTECTED, RESPECTED AND FULFILLED â€“ Preparedness and capacity strengthened to
respond in a timely and appropriate manner to the needs of children uprooted across Europe and Central Asia.
DE FOR PARTNERSHIPS AND ENGAGEMENT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR DE Humanitarian Action
703.5 HIV/AIDS (RKLA  5) Output 703.5  RKLA   5 - Children's Right to be born and remain HIV-free:   The RO will advance a programmatic environment in the
region that enables achievement of the goals of elimination of HIV transmission to infants (MTCT), keeping their mothers alive and
ensuring access to prevention, treatment, care and support for the most vulnerable, socially excluded and HIV affected women,
children and adolescents
(909.1) GENDER EQUALITY Gender Equality' - Barriers and bottlenecks identified and responded to that fuel gender differences in education, bias towards
sons and devaluation of daughters, the gender dynamics linked to adolescent suicides, and stronger integration of gender into
resilience strategies and disaster risk reduction and emergency preparedness.
ECONOMIC & SOCIAL POLICY Support governments' on-going reforms of social protection and public finance management systems to be increasingly child-sensitive
and prioritise the social inclusion of vulnerable children, such as Roma
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT Support national capacity to adopt effective approaches and provide quality Early Child Development (ECD) services to achieve improved child development
outcomes, with a focus on inclusion and disparity reduction.
703.9 JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN (RKLA 2) Output 703.9  Justice for children â€“ enabling justice systems to respect and protect child rights (RKLA   2): The RO will drive a
regional approach supporting juvenile justice systems to limit the use of deprivation of liberty as a last resort only and
promoting greater access to criminal, civil and administrative justice systems for vulnerable groups of children.
706.4 CROSS-SECTORAL The rights of girls and boys affected by the refugee and migrant crisis are monitored and promoted through dedicated interventions,
 and cross cutting programming
(909.3) PARTNERSHIPS AND RESOURCE MOBILIZATION Partnerships  - Alliances for children's rights built key strategic partners through policy advocacy, horizontal cooperation,
leveraging, and resource mobilization
(906.1) CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM STRENGTHENING All children affected by migration have their rights protected, respected and fulfilled. Selected COs are supported with
preparedness and capacity to respond in a timely and adequate manner to the needs of children affected by migration in Europe and
Central Asia.
(904.1) A SECOND CHANCE FOR ADOLESCENTS A SECOND CHANCE FOR ADOLESCENTS â€“ Capacity of government and community systems are built to engage with adolescents through
participatory and people-centred processes and with a focus on resilience building and equality of opportunities for adolescents
facing multiple deprivations.
CHILD POVERTY  Public Finance for Children (PF4C) & SOCIAL PROTECTION Countries use up to date measurement of child poverty, improved quantity and quality of public spending, to integrate child poverty
priorities into national poverty, socioeconomic, and sectoral strategies and budgets, (ii) increase the quantity, quality, and/or
equity of public and private spending on key social services benefitting children, and (iii) increase the quality and/or coverage
of child- and gender-sensitive, integrated, inclusive, shock-responsive social protection systems and programmes
703.4  Early Child Development (ECD) 0-3 YEARS (RKLA  7) Output 703.4 - RKLA   7 - Young Child Wellbeing (ECD 0-3 years):  The RO will advance a programmatic environment in the region
that enables the development, linking and scale up evidence-based services through the health sector to contribute to providing
young children (0-3), particularly those that are socially disadvantaged and/or affected by disabilities or developmental
difficulties, with responsive and nurturing care in safe and stimulating home environments that promote optimal early childhood
health, development and protection.
704.1 CHILD PROTECTION Children (girls and boys on the move and stranded) are protected from violence, abuse and exploitation.
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION Strengthen systems and their enabling environments to deliver quality, inclusive education and to improve learning, skills
development, participation and engagement for all children and adolescents
703.6 Early Child Development (ECD) 3-6 YEARS (RKLA 3) Output 703.6 Children's Right to Education - Early Learning & School Readiness (ECD 3-6 years) RKLA   3): The RO will facilitate
a programmatic environment in the region that enables all young children (with priority to those out of preschool because of
geographic location, ethnicity, poverty and disability) to participate in inclusive and high quality pre-school education that
prepares them holistically for formal school education.
703.7 QUALITY & INCLUSIVE EDU (RKLA 4) Output 703.7 Children's Right to quality education on the basis of equal opportunity (RKLA   4): The RO will facilitate a
programmatic environment in the region that enables a reduction of equity gaps in access to basic education and a greater inclusion
of all children in quality learning, particularly all children and adolescents out of school and at risk of dropping out (children
with disabilities, ethnic minorities, girls, young children and adolescents from marginalized families).
HUNGARY SOCIAL PROTECTION UKRAINE RESPONSE Hungary Social protection Ukraine response
703.15 - REGIONAL RBM CAPACITY DEVELOPME 703.15 Regional RBM Capacity Development
(909.11) DE FOR SOCIAL POLICY CHILDREN'S RIGHT TO SOCIAL PROTECTION -  a) Child poverty measured and monitored and increasingly translated into effective
social protection policy responses, including through increasing the number of children (in the poorest quintile, and among
socially vulnerable groups such as migrants, minorities and children with disabilities) receiving regular and predictable social
transfers  and b) Integrated models of social protection for cash and care to the most vulnerable children are developed.
905.1 CHILD PROTECTION Migrant and refugee children and their caregivers benefit from a strengthened protective environment
(909.2) PROTECTION FROM DISASTERS Children's rights to protection from disasters and in times of crisis -  Emergency risks, including those associated with security,
 political, socio-economic and natural disaster events in the region are reduced
704.2  EDUCATION Children, including pre-school age children, girls and other excluded children, access quality education, and adolescents, young
children and caregivers access appropriate life skills programmes and information
703.12 ADOLESCENTS (RKLA  10) Output 703.12  Adolescents â€“ Second Decade, Second Chance (RKLA   10):   RO advances an enabling environment for the realisation
of the rights of all children during their second decade of life, with special focus on the most vulnerable (HIV+ adolescents, drug-
using populations, adolescents selling sex, boys/men having sex with men, street connected children and adolescents), and which
ensures that adolescent boys and girls benefit from supportive and protective environments, face less discrimination and social
exclusion and have increased access to quality services, and opportunities for their active engagement as agents of change in
decisions affecting their future.
MOB OF RF FIN RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN Increased Russian public/private financial resources (a) position UNICEF as RF partner to advance engagement for children's rights,
(b) engage corporate partners to support children's rights, (c) expand multi-country and regional corporate alliances and attract
individual donors through innovative tools.short text:  Mobilisation of Russian public/private financial resources for children
PARENTING, NURTURING CARE, EARLY IDENTIFICATION   - Early Child Development (ECD) Health systems, especially PHC services, are strengthened to provide parental counseling for nurturing care, support early
identification and intervention for children with developmental difficulties and ensure holistic development of all children,
especially the most vulnerable
PARTNERSHIP WITH RUSSIAN FEDERAL INSTITU Strengthened partnerships with Russian federal institutions, through (a) mobilizing technical resources for programming in CEECIS,
(b) leveraging the global political influence of RF as an emerging donor and (c) engaging with RF institutions to enhance the
promotion of child rights and wellbeing in Russiashort text: Partnership with Russian federal institutions for the promotion of
child rights and well-being
(909.22) MIGRATION All children affected by migration have their rights protected, respected and fulfilled. Selected COs are supported with
preparedness and capacity to respond in a timely and adequate manner to the needs of children affected by migration in Europe and
Central Asia.
703.10 SOCIAL PROTECTION (RKLA  8) Output 703.10 Children's Right to Social Protection: elimination of child poverty and of financial barriers hampering the
realization of other child rights (RKLA 8).The RO will facilitate a programmatic environment in the region that progressively
enables all children and their family or carer, with priority to those marginalized because of geographic location, ethnicity,
poverty and disability, to access an adequate package of cash benefits and social support services.
702.4 COMMUNICATION FOR SOCIAL CHANGE Empowering girls and boys, adolescents, women and men to realise their rights by identifying social change strategies to overcome
bottlenecks linked to social norms - during the period 2016-2017.
703.8 FAMILY ENVIRONMENT (RKLA 1) Output 703.8 Child's Right to a Family Environment (RKLA   1):  The RO will facilitate the implementation of a regional approach
to child care reform that enables COs to engage effectively in reforming national child care and protection systems within the
framework of social protection and welfare policies. The aim of this regional approach is to effectively prevent separation and
support nurturing families for all children by shifting progressively towards family support oriented policy and a continuum of
services
VIOLENCE FREE SUPPORTED FAMILY ENVIRONMENT Regional Meetings, Support to Country Planning, Knowledge Exchange and Coordination
(903.1) CHILDREN'S RIGHT TO SOCIAL PROTECTION CHILDREN'S RIGHT TO SOCIAL PROTECTION -  a) Child poverty measured and monitored and increasingly translated into effective social
protection policy responses, including through increasing the number of children (in the poorest quintile, and among socially
vulnerable groups such as migrants, minorities and children with disabilities) receiving regular and predictable social transfers 
and b) Integrated models of social protection for cash and care to the most vulnerable children are developed.
CZECH REPUBLIC HEALTH AND NUTRITION UKRAINE REFUGEE RESPONSE Czech Republic Health and Nutrition Ukraine Refugee Response
702.5 COMMS &PUBLIC ADVOCACY 2016-2017 Output 702.5 Communications and Public Advocacy:  As part of a clear regional advocacy strategy, support country offices to
contribute to a renewed focus on the situation of women and children in the CEE/CIS region placing critical issues affecting women
and child rights on top of the national agendas.Note:  Communication for Social Change was incorporated with this outcome in 2015.
 As a result 702.4 C4SR is discontinued.
ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEMS FOR HUMANITARIAN& DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES Enhanced capacities of COs (including Non CPD-RROs) to effectively institutionalise and strengthen Accountability Systems for
people-centered, inclusive humanitarian and development programmes
703.14 PARTNERSHIPS 703.16 Coordinated Response to the Refugee and Migrant Crisis in Europe in 2016
703.23 COMMUNICATION FOR SOCIAL CHANGE Empowering girls and boys, adolescents, women and men to realise their rights by identifying social change strategies to overcome
bottlenecks linked to social norms in 2017.
AAP RO ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEMS FOR HUMANITARIAN & DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES New Element
SLOVAKIA CHILD PROTECTION, GBVIE AND PSEA UKRAINE RESPONSE Slovakia Cross sectoral Ukraine Response
HUMANITARIAN ACTION Quality child sensitive emergency preparedness and response is ensured in humanitarian situation and increased resilience of
children, communities and systems to disaster, climate and environmental risks
703.3 NUTRITION (RKLA  6 & 7) Output 703.3  Nutrition (RKLA   6 & 7):  Children are protected from malnutrition and reach their optimal growth.
SLOVAKIA HEALTH AND NUTRITION UKRAINE RESPONSE Slovakia Health and Nutrition Ukraine response
CZECH REPUBLIC CHILD PROTECTION, GBVIE AND PSEA UKRAINE REFUGEE RESPONSE Czech Republic Child Protection, GBVIE and PSEA Ukraine Refugee Response
(909.20) EVALUATION AS A STRATEGIC CATALYST FOR CHANGE FOR CHILDREN Evaluation as a strategic catalyst for change for children
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, Early Child Development (ECD) Education systems are strengthened, reformed and modernized to deliver universal, inclusive and high quality ECE services,
including alternative models to support the most vulnerable children
702.2 PLANNING, M&E (ICNL M4R) Output 702.2 PLANNING, MONITORING & EVALUATION (including Management for results 2015-2017):  Country programmes receive high
quality support in Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation to have effective strategies which are equity-focused and based on robust
evidence with planning, monitoring and evaluation systems able to demonstrate results and take timely corrective actions
SLOVAKIA COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY UKRAINE RESPONSE Slovakia Communication and Advocacy Ukraine response
QUALITY ASSURANCE AND OVERSIGHT Increased quality of CO's programmes that follow corporate and regional programme strategies and approaches, including better
reporting and documenting results in key priority areas.
(909.4)  PUBLIC ADVOCACY AND COMMUNICATI Public Advocacy and Communication â€“ Greater visibility and awareness of children's and women's rights, and action across a broader
range of stakeholders is mobilized.
(909.18) DE FOR GENDER EQUALITY Gender Equality' - Barriers and bottlenecks identified and responded to that fuel gender differences in education, bias towards
sons and devaluation of daughters, the gender dynamics linked to adolescent suicides, and stronger integration of gender into
resilience strategies and disaster risk reduction and emergency preparedness.
(903.3) CHILDREN'S RIGHT TO ACCESSING JUSTICE CHILDREN'S RIGHT TO ACCESSING JUSTICE - Equitable children's access to justice further promoted and evidence on the realization of
rights of children beyond child protection enhanced.
ITALY: CHILD POVERTY AND DISCRIMINATION Strengthened national and local capacities for child poverty, discrimination and social exclusion planning and implementation
(901.1)  CHILDREN'S RIGHT TO HEALTH ANDWELL BEING Children's Right to Health and Well being - Families, particularly the most disadvantaged and vulnerable, supported to access
quality health basic services and provide nurturing care to infants and young children in a safe and stimulating home environment.
703.13 DATA, MONITORING AND EVIDENCE Output 703.13 Data, Monitoring and Evidence:  The Regional Office supports CEE/CIS country systems to evaluate the performance of
national policies and programmes and to generate evidence and to monitor the situation of children's and women's rights and the
reduction of equity gaps
703.16 RESPONSE TO THE CRISIS IN EUROPE 703.16 Coordinated Response to the Refugee and Migrant Crisis in Europe in 2016
EDUCATION Innovative and effective approaches will be developed and disseminated to progressively enhance the inclusiveness as well as
quality and relevance of basice education systems.
(903.2) CHILDREN'S RIGHTS TO A SUPPORTIV CHILDREN'S RIGHTS TO A SUPPORTIVE FAMILY ENVIRONMENT AND TO BE PROTECTED FROM VIOLENCE - Increased quality and quantity of social
workers per 100,000 population to prevent and respond to abandonment, violence against children and exclusion, with a focus on the
most vulnerable and especially children with disabilities.
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Governance and Systems  - Full range of strategic operational, programme, financial and staff accountabilities are fulfilled by
ECARO
ADVOCACY, COMM & STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS UNICEF is recognised as a leader on children and partner of choice: a) by working together with partners sustains impetus in
identifying better strategies, solutions, and accelerates results for children  and b) through strategic technical support to COs
enhances the effectiveness of evidence-based advocacy, partnerships and alliances, external relations, social and resource
mobilization
706.1 CHILD PROTECTION Strengthening of the national child protection system for more equitable access for vulnerable children
IMPLEMENTING PARTNERSHIPS MANAGEMENT Management of risks and implementing partnerships for results, compliance and effectiveness is strengthened in the region
(909.21) SOCIAL PROTECTION & POLICY Children's Right to an Equitable Chance in Life â€“ (a) Children benefit from increased real per capita public expenditure on their
rights and development, particularly in health, education, and social protection  (b) Child poverty is measured and monitored and
increasingly translated into effective social protection policy responses, including through increasing the number of children
receiving regular and predictable social transfers  (c) Children benefit from adequate, appropriate, integrated, and shock
responsive social protection systems and programmes.
(902.1) LEARNING : INCLUSIVE QUALITY EDUCATION AND EARLY LEARNING Learning : Inclusive Qualtiy Education adn Early Learning - Every child supported in : having access to , completing and
participating in inclusive quality education and early learning, including strengthening governance.
Programme Loan: Informal Seed Component of the Seed Systems Development Project Programme Loan: Informal Seed Component of the Seed Systems Development Project
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Agricultural Marketing Improvement Programme The Programme goal is sustainable poverty reduction by securing, safeguarding and increasing real incomes and food security among the majority smallholder farmers living below the national poverty line.  Its objective is to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the agricultural output marketing system.
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Financial Intermediation Programme Credit and Financial Services: Rural Financial Intermediation Programme
Livestock: Fourth Livestock Development Project Livestock: Fourth Livestock Development Project
Rural Development: Pastoral Community Development Project III The project development objective (PDO) is to improve access to community demand-driven social and economic services for pastoralists and agro-pastoralists of Ethiopia.  It contributes to improving livelihoods of pastoralists and agro-pastoralists in terms of growth and stability of incomes, improvements in health, nutrition and education status, as well as greater empowerment and decision-making in local development initiatives.
Irrigation: Participatory Agriculture and Climate Transformation Programme PACT's development objective is to enable 150,000 vulnerable rural households (men, women, youth and persons with disabilities) in selected kebeles to sustainably improve incomes, food and nutrition security and build resilience to climate shocks.
Irrigation: Participatory Small-scale Irrigation Development Programme II The Programme Development Objective (PDO) is to 'improve income and food security for rural households on a sustainable basis'.
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Financial Intermediation Programme III RUFIP III's objective is to improve livelihoods and reduce vulnerability and poverty through increased incomes and better risk management through financial and non-financial measures.
The key outcomes are: (i) strong RFIs with sound operating performance that offer better financial access to vulnerable people; (ii) RFIs receive support to diversify and expand in order to offer a wider range of services and products responsive to customer needs; and (iii) effective financial inclusion of marginalized people across
regions.
Rural Development: Pastoral Community Development Project Rural Development: Pastoral Community Development Project
Rural Development: Lowlands Livelihood Resilience Project General objective: To Improve Livelihood Resilience of Pastoral and Agro-Pastoral Communities in Ethiopia. The project will take a spatial and landscape approach to planning productive natural resource management, and support government efforts to strengthen planning processes across administrative boundaries. Building on the experience and results of PCDP in institutional development and service delivery, the community-driven development approach will be integral part of the project¿s highlevel inclusive and participatory planning mechanism, enabling structural and transformative investments in land use, range and market development. The value chain approach will leverage private investment, productivity gains and commercial linkages along value chains, enabling target groups to sustain and continue scaling up results after completion. Strong market demand will be a key criterion for activity selection. The project will be implemented through four integrated components.The project will take a spatial and landscape approach to planning productive natural resource management, and support government efforts to strengthen planning processes across administrative boundaries. Building on the experience and results of PCDP in institutional development and service delivery, the community-driven development approach will be integral part of the project¿s highlevel inclusive and participatory planning mechanism, enabling structural and transformative investments in land use, range and market development. The value chain approach will leverage private investment, productivity gains and commercial linkages along value chains, enabling target groups to sustain and continue scaling up results after completion. Strong market demand will be a key criterion for activity selection. The project will be implemented through four integrated components.The project will take a spatial and landscape approach to planning productive natural resource management, and support government efforts to strengthen planning processes across administrative boundaries. Building on the experience and results of PCDP in institutional development and service delivery, the community-driven development approach will be integral part of the project¿s highlevel inclusive and participatory planning mechanism, enabling structural and transformative investments in land use, range and market development. The value chain approach will leverage private investment, productivity gains and commercial linkages along value chains, enabling target groups to sustain and continue scaling up results after completion. Strong market demand will be a key criterion for activity selection. The project will be implemented through four integrated components.
Agricultural Development: Second Agricultural Minimum Package Project Agricultural Development: Second Agricultural Minimum Package Project
Lowlands Livelihood Resilience Project - Phase 2 Lowlands Livelihood Resilience Project - Phase 2
Irrigation: Special Country Programme - Phase II Irrigation: Special Country Programme - Phase II