devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Providing Emergency Multipurpose Cash Assistance to Crisis-Affected Populations in Yemen Through this project, IOM is contributing to reducing food insecurity for crisis-affected populations through the distribution of one-off and multi-round multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) in Ta’iz and Hajjah governorates, Yemen. In coordination with UNHCR and partner organizations to avoid duplication of assistance, IOM is targeting food insecure households which were recently displaced or live in protracted displacement, as well as food insecure host community households in four districts: Al Ma’afer and Jabal Habashi districts in Ta’iz governorate and Abs and Mustaba districts in Hajjah governorates.
Enhancing the Community Policing Approach in Kirkuk and Anbar, Iraq The project expands the community policing (CP) approach within the Kirkuk and Anbar governorates, building on the intervention carried out over the past years, to facilitate a more structured and therefore sustainable engagement between law enforcement officials and communities, so that they may jointly address safety and security issues affecting the communities. The increased interactions rebuild trust between law enforcement officials and communities and thereby contribute to increased peace, security and stability in Kirkuk and Anbar. IOM capitalises on its already established presence in both governorates and its close working relationship with the Ministry of Interior (MoI) to increase the capacity of law enforcement officials and institutions to engage with communities.  The project will also contribute to mainstreaming the CP approach across the law enforcement sector and strengthen the abilities of communities and civil society to engage with security actors.
Promoting Durable Solutions to Support Conflict-Affected Persons in Overcoming Displacement-Specific Needs in Kirkuk Despite the military defeat of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), Iraq remains at a critical juncture, with a significant risk of the country backsliding into conflict. Alongside broader efforts to facilitate access to durable solutions, the Government of Iraq and its partners must grapple with the complex question of how families with perceived ties to ISIL can be supported to safely return to and reconcile with their communities in the areas of origin, whilst minimizing the risk of future conflict and (re)recruitment into violent extremist groups. At the same time, the Iraqi authorities are still struggling to manage the fallout of the mass mobilization, which took place to retake large swathes of the country’s territory from ISIL. With this project, IOM seeks to increase the durability of results and future durable solutions through a mixture of support for national and local institutions, as well as direct support for affected populations, to strengthen long-term stability in communities of return or local integration.
Coordinated Humanitarian Assistance to Climate and Conflct Affected Populations in Somalia The project will contribute to the overall objective of ensuring vulnerable populations affected by man-made and natural disasters have dignified, safe and secure living conditions with basic services throughwater, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), camp coordination and camp management (CCCM), health and displacement tracking matrix (DTM) interventions.
Strengthening the Provision of Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Programming to GBV Survivors and Conflict Affected Populations in Northern Ethiopia (Tigray and Amhara) The current conflict in Northern Ethiopia, coupled with pre-existing humanitarian needs and the COVID-19 pandemic, has created a declining humanitarian situation as numerous civilians have been displaced within Tigray, into other regional states in the country including to neighbouring country Sudan. This intervention aims to strengthen the provision of mental health and psychosocial support programming to gender-based violence survivors and conflict affected populations in Tigray (Mekelle, Shire, Adwa and including the expansion into Shirer) and Amhara (Gondar) internally displaced persons sites.
Western Hemisphere Regional Migration Capacity-Building Program (WHP) The objective of the Western Hemisphere Regional Migration Capacity-Building Program (WHP) is to strengthen governments’ capacities to manage migration in a sustainable and humane manner. The WHP advocates for the adoption of safe, orderly, humane and regular forms of migration to concurrently reduce vulnerabilities of migrants and flows of irregular migration. The expected results of the Program are comprised of six outcomes, which contribute to addressing PRM’s four priority pillars.
Return and Reintegration in the Northern Triangle IOM has enhanced its coordinated and multi-sectorial response launched in 2014, in order to promote and ensure more humane, dignified assistance and sustainable reintegration of migrants upon return to communities of origin. This goal will be achieved through the strengthening of the capacities of key stakeholders to assist, care for, and protect returning unaccompanied children and migrant families in these countries. Building on the success IOM achieved assisting returnees , it is important to continue supporting the Governments of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras in generating capacity for future sustainable activities in the medium and long term perspectives, incorporating new activities that diminish gaps identified during this process that include the protection of mental health through psychosocial care, school reintegration for children returnees, humanitarian aid during post arrival, as well as strengthening the process of referrals once they arrive to their community.
Envelope 2: CCCM, Health and MHPSS, S-NFI, and WASH Response to Support People to People in Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Sites According to the 2021 South Sudan Humanitarian Needs Overview, most displaced people are expected to remain displaced in 2021, and Bentiu and Naivasha internally displaced persons (IDP) sites and Malakal Protection of Civilian site (PoC) will continue to be refuge for a significant number of IDPs as subnational violence, fragile peace, and a lack of basic services persist in South Sudan. The Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) priority for this allocation is to continue providing camp management services and site care and maintenance. Under the health sector, IOM is contributing to improve people’s access to and utilization of essential healthcare services. Within these efforts, and in line with the priority for integrated quality essential health care services, IOM is providing focused, non-specialized mental health and psychosocial services at the sites. Additionally, IOM continues to coordinate and provide shelter-non-food Item service depending on the needs of the community, as well as integrated, safe, equitable, and dignified access to water, sanitation and hygiene services to IDPs.
Decentralization of the Response to COVID-19 in Guinea Through the Strengthening of Local Coordination and the Intensification of Community Monitoring of Contacts This project is a need expressed by the ministry of health which requested the support of IOM to help strengthen community decentralisation of the response to COVID-19 in the Republic of Guinea by building capacities of health districts and the coordination of the Emergency Operation Centres.
Facilitating Sustainable Return through Laying Foundations for Somalia in the Horn of Africa (FLASH) The project provides capacity building assistance to the Government of Somalia to provide immediate assistance to returning populations and provide reintegration assistance, improve data monitoring of and planning for population movements and support government capacities to develop a migration governance framework. It also provides direct assistance to members of returning populations and host communities in Mogadishu as well as Baidoa and Kismayo town.
Enhancing Human and Operational Capacities of Somalia's Immigration Authorities In order to improve security at its porous and vast borders, the Federal Government of Somalia is aiming at strengthening the capacity of the Immigration and Naturalisation Directorate (IND) in line with the National Development Plan. The project will focus on enhancing service delivery and migration functions of Somalia’s immigration authorities through improved human and operational capacities. The project aims to achieve this by fostering an integrated approach that focuses on the active engagement of diaspora experts and local Somalia university graduates to transfer knowledge and competencies to public institutions, civil servants, and new generations of Somalis.
Integrated Assistance in CCCM/NFI/Shelter Targeting Displaced Populations in Sites/Locations and Those of Recent Shocks in the Prefectures of Ouham Pende, Ouham, Bamingui Bangoran and Basse Kotto The security environment in the Central African Republic has undergone significant changes since the end of 2020 in an electoral context and with the deployment of bilateral forces and the multiplication attacks and clashes between armed actors in several regions of the country. The situation has deteriorated over most of the country. Through this project, IOM is providing integrated camp coordination and camp management, non-food item, and shelter assistance targeting displaced populations in sites/locations in Ouham Pende, Ouham, Bamingui Bangoran, and Basse Kotto prefectures.
Reintegration and Development Assistance in Afghanistan IOM will provide sustainable reintegration support to 16,217 individual returnees from Europe to Afghanistan which indirectly also benefits their communities. IOM will implement individualized, community-based and structural-level (Directorates of Refugees and Repatriation (DoRRs) and Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation (MoRR)) interventions aimed at the provision of reintegration support and enhanced access to livelihood support services, as well as accurate information on safe migration practices. The action will also provide technical and vocational education and training (TVET) – skills development and financial assistance to the small and medium enterprise (SME)-sector in Afghanistan, as well as capacity building to key national institutions to support an efficient and sustainable return and reintegration approach as being a central part of both European, regional, and Afghan migration policy and practice. Finally, through sound monitoring, evaluation, analysis and learning, the project will contribute to informing future return, reintegration and development interventions in Afghanistan.
Enhancing Border Management Capacity at the Iraq-Syria Border The project contributes to enhancing the capacity of the Government of Iraq to conduct border management duties and improve local security and stability. IOM will support the Government of Iraq in implementing a comprehensive border management plan for managing safe, orderly, and regular migration. The project aims to increase the capacity of the Iraqi Ministry of Interior to detect, identify, disrupt, and resolve border security issues along the Iraq-Syria border. It will also contribute to the prevention of the exploitation of populations vulnerable to the risks accompanied with cross-border crimes, and work towards improving local security and stability at the Iraq-Syria border by capacity building of law enforcement actors in using a community-sensitive approach.
Wellbeing of Crisis-Affected Populations in Displacement-Affected Locations Is Strengthened through Site Management Support, Including Site Planning & Development, Coordination & Information Management, Community Participation and Capacity Building In Ethiopia the internal displacement and humanitarian needs are mainly derived by the ongoing conflicts and floods in the country. The primary drivers of displacement were conflict (62%), followed by drought (17%), flash floods (9%) and seasonal floods (6%). The ongoing conflicts, climate shocks and displacements continue to pose serious protection concerns for the affected population. The majority of the displaced population live-in collective sites or in spontaneous settlements where they have limited access to essential services, dignified and safe living conditions and lack necessary resources to sustain their families and communities. This project aims to increase the wellbeing of crisis-affected populations in displacement-affected locations through Site Management Support (SMS) / Camp Coordination and Camp management (CCCM), including site planning and development, coordination and information management, community participation and capacity building.
Humanitarian Assistance including Mental Health and Psychological Support (MHPSS) and Government and Community Site Management in Displacement-Affected Locations in Ethiopia IOM provides joint site management support (SMS) assistance and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) in displacement affected locations in Oromia and Dire Dawa regions of Ethiopia, as well as MHPSS in quarantine centers in Addis Ababa. Within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, SMS teams are focusing on risk communication and continuation of MHPSS and case management services. IOM is also providing capacity-building to frontline workers and service providers.
Post Arrival Emergency Assistance and Reintegration Support to Vulnerable Ethiopian Returnee Migrants The project aims to contribute to Government of Ethiopia's efforts to facilitate safe return and sustainable reintegration of vulnerable Ethiopian migrants deported from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and other destination countries. IOM is providing registration and reception services at Bole International Airport (BIA), tailored post-arrival assistance to the most vulnerable returnees with medical and psychological issues (temporary accommodation in Addis Ababa, hospitalization, transportation, etc.), non-food item packages, transportation to home communities, family tracing and reunification for unaccompanied minor children, and tailored reintegration assistance to individual returnees.
Promoting Rights-Based Solutions for Vulnerable Migrants through a Migrant Resource and Response Mechanism (MRRM) in Tripoli, Libya To address the growing humanitarian crisis in Libya, IOM is establishing the Migrants Resource and Response Mechanism (MRRM) programme in Tripoli to directly support approximately 12,000 migrants in distress through a comprehensive rights-based approach towards humanitarian assistance. Assistance includes distribution of non-food items and hygiene kits, primary health care service delivery, referral to IOM's voluntary humanitarian return programme, protection services and awareness-raising about the risks of irregular migration.
Sri Lanka: Development of a Labour Migration Strategy for the Caregiving and Hospitality Sectors The project proposes to assist Sri Lanka in developing a labour migration strategy focused on the caregiving and hospitality sectors, for which Sri Lanka has local capacity and is well-known for abroad. A technical committee under the Ministry of Foreign Employment with key government officials, UN agencies and private sector stakeholders will be established to work on this task.
Enhancing Migration Management in Mauritania, in compliance with International Human Rights The objective of this project is to strengthen the migration management capacities of the Government of Mauritania, in compliance with international human rights, to better address migration flows and enhance the protection of migrant’s rights. This objective will be achieved through the capacity-building of national authorities (national police, navy, and coast guards) in relation to the assistance and protection of migrants. The project will develop a migration profile in the city of Nouadhibou in order to map and understand the migration routes, migrants’ social status, their gender, age, needs and vulnerabilities.  In necessary, the project will create a mechanism to enhance the coordination and foster the dialogue among local authorities from Nouadhibou and Nouakchott, the civil society and United Nations agencies with regards to the protection and assistance of migrants in vulnerable situations.
Multi-Sectoral Support for Crisis-Affected Population in Libya IOM multi-sectoral project aims at contributing to the resilience of crisis-affected populations in Libya. The project includes four components. With the community stabilization component, IOM seeks to address major challenges at the community level and thus focusing on collective challenges rather than individual. With the direct assistance component, IOM provides urgent assistance in situations of extreme need. With the migrant resource and response mechanism component, IOM seeks to address vulnerability, prioritizing migrants for receipt of individual assistance as some of the most vulnerable segments of the society in Libya. And finally, with the capacity building component, IOM strengthens the understanding of relevant government officials about migration management and labour migration in Libya - topics which are very relevant to the Libyan context and area where improved state policies will greatly alleviate migrant's difficulties.
COMESA Institutional Capacity Building Programme The overall objective of the programme is to deepen regional integration in the COMESA region and the specific objective is to enhance effectiveness and efficiency of COMESA Secretariat in implementation of regional cooperation projects and engagement with its Stakeholders.
THE SADC-EU DIALOGUE FACILITY ENHANCING COOPERATION AND DIALOGUE IN SUPPORT OF THE SADC REGIONAL INTEGRATION AGENDA: THE SADC-EU DIALOGUE FACILITY
Fit For Market: Strengthening competitiveness and sustainability of the ACP horticultural sector The overall objective of the programme is to reduce poverty, improve food security and food safety and ensure inclusive growth by strengthening the agri-food export sector in ACP countries.
Support to Industrialisation and Productive Sectors - Contribution agreement with SADC Contract related to: Support to Industrialisation and Productive Sectors - Contribution agreement with SADC - Implementation of component 2 of the regional economic integration objectives of the SADC sub-RIP 11th EDF
Supply, delivery, installation, testing, commissioning, maintenance, training and after sales service of IT and related equipment to Joint Border posts at Noepe & Seme-Krake (Lot 1) <p>237 No. desktops with English keyboard, 237 No. desktops with French keyboard, 15 No. laptops with English keyboard, 15 No. laptops with French keyboards, 33 No. stand alone personal desktop printers, 48 network printers, 6 No. central UPS, 48 No. document network scanners, 11 No. network high capacity multifunction machine, copy, scanner, printer, fax, mail, 33 No. photocopiers, 4 No. server systems, 4 No. racks for servers, 4 No. LCD projectors, 36 No. biometric system sets, 2 No. central EPABX systems complete sets, 2 No. wall mounted displays, 28 No CCTV video surveillance network IP security external cameras mounted on 3 m poles and 8 mounted on 25 m poles, 4No. simultaneous interpretation equipment sets, No.2 Public address systems</p>
Support to the World Economic Forum's Sustainable Development Investment Partnership (SDIP) The general objective of the Action is to build tools and a community of actors that can identify and address specific constraints for financing at the national level that limit the engagement of private capital.
MPCA for the Team Europe Support Structure (TESS) for Manufacturing and Access to Vaccines, medicines and health technologies in Africa Initiative (MAV+) Contract related to: MPCA for the Team Europe Support Structure (TESS) for Manufacturing and Access to Vaccines, medicines and health technologies in Africa Initiative (MAV+) - With the ultimate purpose of enhancing access to essential medicines and vaccines, the action under this decision will seek regulatory convergence, harmonisation and reliance; technology transfer; demand consolidation and better coordination.
Projeto de Apoio à Consolidação do Estado de Direito nos Países Africanos de Língua Oficial Portuguesa Le projet  vise renforcer les capacités des PALOP/TL pour prévenir et lutter efficacement contre la corruption, le blanchiment de capitaux et la criminalité organisée
Support to the Uganda-Europe high-level Business Forum The Technical Cooperation for Jobs and Growth supports preparation, implementation, management, coordination and evaluation of EU cooperation under the Regional Indicative Programme (RIP) for Eastern Africa, Southern Africa and the Indian Ocean
Renforcement des réseaux et des capacités institutionnelles en Amélioration des plantes pour le développement de cultures résilientes répondant aux besoins des paysans dAfrique de lOuest  ABEE (West Africa Breeding Networks and Extension Empowerme Contract related to: Renforcement des réseaux et des capacités institutionnelles en Amélioration des plantes pour le développement de cultures résilientes répondant aux besoins des paysans dAfrique de lOuest  ABEE (West Africa Breeding Networks and Extension Empowerme - This action is part of the Development Smart Innovation through Research in Agriculture initiative. By linking more effectively research and innovation with development initiatives, it will contribute to Improved resilience to climate change.
Technical support to the coordination of the 'Scientific and technological support to the Regional centres of Excellence related to Green Transition' <p class="ql-align-justify"><em>The service contract aims at providing technical assistance to the European Commission and to some extend to African partners. Technical assistance will contribute to improving the Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) ¿ green transition framework for collaboration and overall knowledge management system of Regional Centres of Excellence (RCoEs) related to green transition at Sub-Saharan Africa level and between African regions. </em></p><p class="ql-align-justify"><em>Technical assistance will support i.e. the creation and use of a programme coordination mechanism; the exchange of knowledge and information between the activities implemented in the various thematic areas of green transition; disseminate the knowledge, information and tools produced; create and consolidate inter-sectoral opportunities for networking; create links and complementarities with other STI ¿ green transition initiatives, etc.</em></p><p><span style="color: rgb(13, 13, 13);">The services contract will contribute to the transversal component of the programme ¿</span>Scientific and Technological Support to RCoEs related to Green Transition¿<span style="color: rgb(13, 13, 13);"> which objective is to improve cross-sectoral and cross-regional coordination and strategic steering of the RCoEs. The transversal activities will complement and add value to the thematic component that will focus on increasing the RCoEs¿ STI capacities in thematic areas such as biodiversity and forest; water; oceans; agro-ecological and sustainable agri-food systems; climate and disaster resilience; and energy.</span></p>
EDFIs-AgriFI EDFI-AgriFI will provide long-term financing on commercially-oriented terms to private sector enterprises that involve smallholder farmers in low and lower-middle income countries.
TRUE-FISH Contribution Agreement with FAO    {EU-EAC TRUE-FISH - S.O.2 SKILLS and S.O.3 SUSTAINABILITY (R3.1-2)} This Contribution Agreement covers the following Specific Objectives and results:- S.O.2 (SKILLS): R1 - Upgraded practical training delivery by formal training institutions; R2.2 - Strengthened linkages between training institutions and with aquaculture business operators; - S.O.3 (SUSTAINABILITY): R3.1 - Strengthened aquatic animal health conditions; R3.2 - Lake Victoria zoning;- LVFO Programme Coordination Unit