devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
INVESTING IN HEALTH AND SYSTEM STRENGTHENING Ministry of Health at central and governorate levels have strengthened capacities for better resource mobilization, equitable
distribution and efficient utilization through evidence based planning, proper implementation and close monitoring of maternal,
neonatal and child health services, especially in the most vulnerable governorates.
NZO Intermediate Results (IR) 4.2.1 JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN CLOSED NZO Justice for Children          mechanisms for access of girls and boys in contact with the law to justice with fair
judicial processes, appropriate  alternative options, correction measures and reintegration services est ablished and used.
N IR3.  ENHANCED CAPACITY CLOSED N Enhanced Capacity                d other line ministries have enh anced capacities for effective planning, implementation,
and monitoring in the education sector for improving access to quality education
N IR4.  ALTERNATIVE LEARNING OPPERTUNITY CLOSED N Alternative Learning Opps      have access to life skills based  alternative learning opportunities for basic education
with 20% increas e of ratio of female students
CZ IR2. RESOURCE MOBILIZATION FOR EDU CLOSED CZ Resource Mobilization for Edu    ding GoI, private sector and Ira qi citizens are able to efficiently mobilize and
allocate resources to i ncrease access to basic education in underserved areas with a special fo cus on girls and vulnerable groups.
NZ IR6.  INCREASED COMPLETION AND TRANSI CLOSED NZ Increased completion          tion rate by 20% and transition
rate from primary to intermediate by 10% in 2,500 target CFS schools, wh
ich is safe, protective and inclusive with an emphasis on girls and disa
dvantaged children
NZ-5. ACCESS TO IMPROVED SANITATION CLOSED NZ Access to Improved Sanitation rable, rural and emergency affected people benefited from improved sanitation facilities
MTR-EY-IR3- EDUCATION AND PEACE BUILDING Education and Peace Building            ties are developed to promote policy dialogue and develop Citizenship Education targeting
adolescent boys and girls (10-17) in selected primary and secondary schools
SZ IR6 INCREASED COMPLETION AND TRANSIT CLOSED SZ Increased completion          ry completion rate by 20% and transition rate from primary to intermediate by 10% in 2,500
target CFS schools, which is safe, protective and inclusive with an emphasis on girls and disadvantaged children
SZ-1. POLICY AND SYSTEM SUPPORT IR 2.1.1- By end of 2014, Iraq has an operational, legal, regulatory and policy framework for water, sanitation, and hygiene and
Integrated Water Resource  management.
MTR-EY-IR2-QUALITY EDUCATION Quality Education                       boys in 1,200 targeted primary schools have access to improved quality of education using
Child- Friendly Schools model
SZ-4. ACCESS TO SAFE WATER SUPPLY CLOSED SZ Access to Safe Water Supply   able, rural and emergency affected people benefited from sustainable access to safe water
supply
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Support MOH to review and update the National salt iodization programme with other partners from government and private sector to
achieve USI for all salt imported and produced inside Iraq.
4. ACCESS TO SAFE WATER SUPPLY CLOSED Access to Safe Water Supply      erable, rural and emergency affected people benefited from sustainable access to safe water
supply
MTR-CP-IR1.2- CAPACITY FOR MONITORING Capacity for Monitoring                 er partners have the capacity to monitor, report on and respond for the realisation of the
rights of boys and girls in line with the CRC and CEDAW
CZ-4 ACCESS TO SAFE WATER SUPPLY CLOSED CZ Access to Safe Water Supply   rable, rural and emergency affected people benefited from sustainable access to safe water
supply
NZ IR4. ALTERNATIVE LEARNING OPPERTUNITY CLOSED NZ Alternative Learning Opps     nce, monitoring, review and evaluation of WA SH programme activities and results conducted
STRENGTHENED WATER, SANITATION & HYGIENE SYSTEMS Strengthened water, sanitation and hygiene systems and empowered communities for gender-equal, inclusive, affordable, and
sustainable services to meet children rights and  (young people) particularly the most disadvantaged and living in humanitarian
situations
PROGRAMME COORDINATION UNICEF staff and partners are provided guidance, tools and resources to effectively design and manage programmes.
CZ-3 BEHAVIORAL CHANGE CLOSED CZ Behavioral Change             lnerable, rural and emergency affected peopl e reached by different messages on improved
safe water handling, sanitat ion and hygiene practices
INCREASE ADOLESCENT  PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITIES AND SKILLS BUILDING Support CSOs and adolescents to research social norms which hinder the participation of adolescent boys and girls in community-led
initiatives
SECURITY SUPPORT TO PROGRAMME DELIVERY Security measures are in place and fully functioning to enable safety of staff, premises and travel.
RESPONSE EFFECTIVENESS Humanitarian action for girls, boys and women in vulnerable and emergency affected populations is timely, effective and efficient.
MTR-COMM-IR2-STRENGTHEN CAPACITY Comms Strengthen Capacity               ment capacities strengthened to develop family practice strategies to improve the well-
being of boys and girls.
AWP: 1. EDUCATION POLICIES AND SYSTEM DE CLOSED Education Policies and System    t
WASH IN COMMUNITTIES Low-cost appropriate technologies for improved water supply, sanitation and hygiene services are demonstrated in communities with
higher levels of child mortality and morbidity.
EDUCATION IN EMERGENCIES Boys and girls in vulnerable and emergency situations including those in IDP and refugee camps have access to quality education
critical for survival and well-being in safe and secure environment
SOCIAL PROTECTION Social protection system is evidence informed and with enhanced capacity to respond to the priorities of most vulnerable
children in Iraq
CZ IR7. PROJECT SUPPORT CLOSED CZ Project Support               letion rate by 20% and transition rate from primary to intermediate by 10% in 2,500 target
CFS schools, which is safe, protective and inclusive with an emphasis on girls and disadvantaged children
NZO Intermediate Results (IR) 4.1.3. KNOWLEDGE AND CAPACITY BUI CLOSED NZO Knowledge and capacity       rtners have improved knowledge of Child protection with an equity focus to inform policy/
legislative development and services delivery for children through strenghtened information systems
WASH Girls, boys and women in vulnerable and emergency affected populations including those in IDP and refugee camps have access to
quality and timely safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene facilities.
INFANT YOUNG CHILD AND ADOLESCENT NUTRITION Increased quality of relevant key nutrition services for infants, children and adolescents especially in the most vulnerable
governorates and in humanitarian situations.
7. PROGRAMME SUPPORT CLOSED Programme Support                ce, monitoring, review and evaluation of WA SH programme activities and results conducted
N IR3 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CLOSED N Technical support              s salaries and other related cos ts)
CZ IR3 EMERG. PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE CLOSED CZ Emerg. Preparedness           ntained/ strengthened to prepare for and respond to emergencies in line with Health and
Nutrition Core Commitments for Children and targeting 50,000 populations annually
NZ IR1 MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH CLOSED NZ Maternal and child health     lactating women, and U5 years children have access to quality and friendly Primary Heath
Care services i n selected low performing districts.
EVIDENCE FOR POLICY AND ACTION Evidence for policy and action ve reliable data for MDG 4,5,&6 progress monitoring (including HIS)  to expedite programmatic
responses to attainment of MDGs by 2015 nationally and at district levels.
HEALTH & NUTRIITON PRACTICES Children, their mothers and families have improved basic health and nutrition practices, especially in the most vulnerable
districts and in humanitarian situation.
HUMANITARIAN INFORM, MONITORING AND EVAL Effective monitoring and evaluation, information management support provided to all sections, including third party monitoring and
programme evaluation.  Programme planning and reporting is based on updated evidence.
N IR2 MATERNAL AND CHILD NUTRITION CLOSED N Maternal and Child Nutrition    4.5 percent in 2014 (from 9.17 percent in 2008, WFP survey) in selected low performing
districts.
SUSTAIN WATER, SANITATION & HYGIENE SERVICES Sustained access to and use of water, sanitation and hygiene practices for all children and young people particularly the most
disadvantaged and those living in humanitarian situations:
CZ - IR6 INCREASED COMPLETION AND TRANSI CLOSED CZ Increased completion          etion rate by 20% and transition rate from primary to intermediate by 10% in 2,500 target
CFS schools, which is safe, protective and inclusive with an emphasis on girls and disadvantaged children
STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS CLOSED Strategic Partnerships           gic partnerships and interventions to improve the protection of the most disadvantaged
children's rights
WASH IN SCHOOLS AND CLINICS Government provides safe water and sanitation services in more health and education facilities, particularly in the most vulnerable
districts.
MTR-COMM-IR1 POLICY & LEGISLATION Comms Policy & Legislation              at-large, especially young women and men, are informed about children's inequities across
Iraq in order to develop equity-focused policies, legislations and development plans/investments
SZ-7. PROGRAMME SUPPORT CLOSED SZ Programme Support             nce, monitoring, review and evaluation of WA SH programme activities and results conducted
ACCESS By 2024, children and young people, especially the most disadvantaged benefit from quality learning and acquire skills to develop
to their full potential.
MTR-CP-IR2.1- JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN Justice for Children                     children (boys and girls) will have an increased access to justice in compliance with
justice for children principles
CHILD PROTECTION POLICY Children and women in Iraq are protected by a child protection system with stronger legislative, policy, institutional, community
structures and capacities to deliver high quality multi-sectoral, age appropriate child protection and GBV services.
CHILD RIGHTS SYSTEM BUILDING Children affected by armed conflict benefit from a strengthened system for monitoring, reporting and responding to violations of
child rights in armed conflict, including prevention, rehabilitation and reintegration into the community.
MTR-EMR-IR6-IDP IRAQ SUPPORT IDP IRAQ SUPPORT                        supported through emergency response
FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP Financial Resources Management: Stewardship of Financial Resources creates the conditions to pursue country operations.
SOCIAL PROT IN CRISIS AFFECTED COMM Most vulnerable families will be able to meet their immediate lifesaving needs and facilitate access to nutrition and health care
services, water and sanitation, and education and protection services inuding cash transfers
HEALTH & NUTRITION POLICY Policies, strategies, system and plans to reduce neonatal mortality and malnutrition are developed, costed and budgeted with an
equity lens.
CZO Intermediate Results (IR) 4.2.1 JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN CLOSED CZO Justice for Children
MTR-CP-IR1.1-CP POLICY AND LAW CP Policy and Law                        the national Child Protection Policy and Child Rights Laws at the federal and regional
levels are finalized and support is provided to the Government, both at federal and regional levels, for their implementatio
HEALTH & NUTRITION IN EMERGENCIES Children and their families access timely and quality child and maternal health and nutrition services in humanitarian situations
in Iraq
MTR-EY-IR1-EDUCATIO SECTOR MODERNISATION Education Sector Modernisation          oadmap and related guidelines and systems for implementation of the education sector
modernization ensuring decentralized elementary education are developed.
EMERGENCY EFFECTIVENESS Ensure Programme Component Result to enhance effective and efficient programming, Governance and Systems, Management and
Stewardship of Financial Resources and management of Human Capacity
ADVOCACY & COMMUNICATION Government policy makers, partners, donors and international and local public are informed about children's issues and UNICEF
programme activities to support them across crisis affected population of Iraq. These informational activities will help to promote
equity-focused policies, legislation and development plans/investments, and ensure the rights of all Iraqi  children are protected.
Additionally, programme focused communication will enhance social and behavior change to achieve specific outcomes enhance peace
building and resilience.
QUALITY HEALTH SERVICES Service providers ensure better quality child health services, focussing on neonatal and young child health, in the most vulnerable
districts, and in humanitarian situations.
NZ IR5.  SCHOOL READINESS CLOSED NZ School Readiness              e increased by 9 percentage points and school readiness improved with Inclusive Education
incorporated for children age 3-8 with a focus on rural areas
Emergency response to Malaria Services [South Sudan] Distribute LLIN in Refugee Camps [South Sudan]
El Salvador - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Republic of El Salvador El Salvador - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Republic of El Salvador - MOH.
El Salvador - HIV - United Nations Development Programme El Salvador - HIV - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
El Salvador - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Republic of El Salvador El Salvador - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Republic of El Salvador - MOH.
Prevention and control of tuberculosis in high risk populations in 26 municipalities in El Salvador In El Salvador, tuberculosis (TB) is still a major public health issue. Despite 100 percent DOTS coverage in public health institutions, the Salvadoran Social Security Institute and incarceration centers, the case detection rate remains too low. The program financed by this Round 9 grant aims to provide comprehensive TB prevention, treatment and care services for vulnerable populations in the 26 prioritized municipalities through five key strategies: (1) implementation of a differentiated strategy, based on the characteristics of each population group, to control TB in precarious urban settlements; (2) improving TB control in 18 prisons; (3) enhancing the timely diagnosis, management and prevention of TB in people living with HIV; (4) improving management of the risk of infection in people exposed to TB patients; and (5) prevention of multidrug-resistant TB by employment of a differentiated approach to handling resistant cases and groups at high risk of developing resistance. This program will be implemented by two Principal Recipients. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) will be responsible for the procurement of medicines and health equipment, and for community-based services. The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare will be mainly responsible for TB diagnosis, treatment and training medical personnel.
Support to the Multisectoral National Strategic Plan for TB Control 2017-2021 (PENMTB) in El Salvador El Salvador - Tuberculosis - Ministry of Health of the Republic of El Salvador - MOH.
El Salvador - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme El Salvador - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
Strengthening the National HIV response, with focus on key populations and alignment with international targets El Salvador - HIV - Plan International El Salvador - Plan El Salvador.  This program has the following goals: El país espera fortalecer su respuesta nacional al VIH a través de la incorporación de nuevos abordajes que permitan mejorar el diagnóstico, mediante nuevas modalidades de acceso a la prueba de VIH, la vinculación, adherencia al tratamiento y la prevención de la transmisión especialmente en las poblaciones clave y las mujeres embarazadas./ The country expects to strengthen its national response to HIV through the incorporation of new approaches to improve diagnosis, through new modalities of access to HIV testing, linkage, adherence to treatment, and prevention of transmission, especially in populations key and pregnant women.. The objectives of this program are: Diagnosticar al 95% de las personas viviendo con VIH para el año 2030 / Diagnose 95% of people living with HIV by 2030.  Alcanzar un 95% de personas viviendo con VIH que cuenten con CV indetectable / Diagnose 95% of people living with HIV by 2030.  Eliminación de la Transmisión Materno Infantil del VIH y sífilis congénita / Elimination of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV and congenital syphilis
Innovating services, eliminating risks, rebuilding lives in El Salvador El Salvador - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Republic of El Salvador - MOH.
El Salvador malaria elimination: a country effort El Salvador - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Republic of El Salvador - MOH.
HSA HAI KENYA Of all the Millennium Development Goals, MDG5 (Maternal Health) shows the biggest gap between achievement and goal. Despite all efforts, still, every day, 800 women worldwide die of complications during pregnancy and childbirth. 99% of these deaths occur in developing countries and almost all could have been prevented by access to proper healthcare and services.1 Stronger health systems, including adequate numbers of qualified health workers and access to essential Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH)commodities, are urgently needed.The Health Systems Advocacy for Africa Partnership (HSA), comprising Amref Health Africa (Amref), the African Centre for Global Health and Social Transformation (ACHEST), Health Action International (HAI), Wemos, and the Dutch Ministry for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation (the Ministry), aims to reduce this gap in Sub-Saharan Africa. We will contribute to achieving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) by creating space for a strong civil society to engage effectively with governments, the private sector and other stakeholders accountable for health systems, to deliver equitable, accessible and high-quality SRHR services.
HSA - Health Systems Advocacy Partnership Of all the Millennium Development Goals, MDG5 (Maternal Health) shows the biggest gap between achievement and goal. Despite all efforts, still, every day, 800 women worldwide die of complications during pregnancy and childbirth. 99% of these deaths occur in developing countries and almost all could have been prevented by access to proper healthcare and services.1 Stronger health systems, including adequate numbers of qualified health workers and access to essential Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) commodities, are urgently needed. The Health Systems Advocacy for Africa Partnership (HSA), comprising Amref Health Africa (Amref), the African Centre for Global Health and Social Transformation (ACHEST), Health Action International (HAI), Wemos, and the Dutch Ministry for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation (the Ministry), aims to reduce this gap in Sub-Saharan Africa. We will contribute to achieving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) by creating space for a strong civil society to engage effectively with governments, the private sector and other stakeholders accountable for health systems, to deliver equitable, accessible and high-quality SRHR services.
HSA HAI UGANDA Achieving SRHR through strengthened health system Of all the Millennium Development Goals, MDG5 (Maternal Health) shows the biggest gap between achievement and goal. Despite all efforts, still, every day, 800 women worldwide die of complications during pregnancy and childbirth. 99% of these deaths occur in developing countries and almost all could have been prevented by access to proper healthcare and services.1 Stronger health systems, including adequate numbers of qualified health workers and access to essential Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH)commodities, are urgently needed.The Health Systems Advocacy for Africa Partnership (HSA), comprising Amref Health Africa (Amref), the African Centre for Global Health and Social Transformation (ACHEST), Health Action International (HAI), Wemos, and the Dutch Ministry for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation (the Ministry), aims to reduce this gap in Sub-Saharan Africa. We will contribute to achieving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) by creating space for a strong civil society to engage effectively with governments, the private sector and other stakeholders accountable for health systems, to deliver equitable, accessible and high-quality SRHR services.
MSE Project Burundi - Partnership Health Action International (HAI) has drawn on its international and national experience to devise an intervention that will become pivotal in changing the promotion, acceptance and use of modern FP in Burundi. Together with its implementing partner, it will gather actors from the public sector, private sector and civil society all who have an interest in the outcome of the FP market, in a national and sub-national multi-stakeholder engagement (MSE). We believe that we can influence FP demand. We will influence policy, change societies attitudes and support the supply chain for FP commodities.
HSA HAI ZAMBIA Of all the Millennium Development Goals, MDG5 (Maternal Health) shows the biggest gapb etween achievement and goal. Despite all efforts, still, every day, 800 women worldwide die of complications during pregnancy and childbirth. 99% of these deaths occur in developing countries and almost all could have been prevented by access to proper healthcare and services.1 Stronger health systems, including adequate numbers of qualified health workers and access to essential Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH)commodities, are urgently needed.The Health Systems Advocacy for Africa Partnership (HSA), comprising Amref Health Africa (Amref), the African Centre for Global Health and Social Transformation (ACHEST), Health Action International (HAI), Wemos, and the Dutch Ministry for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation (the Ministry), aims to reduce this gap in Sub-Saharan Africa. We will contribute to achieving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) by creating space for a strong civil society to engage effectively with governments, the private sector and other stakeholders accountable for health systems, to deliver equitable, accessible and high-quality SRHR services.
Project: Snakebite Ensuring access to prevention, essential medicines and rehabilitation of snakebite victims in Sub-Saharan Africa
MSE Project Burundi - HAI Health Action International (HAI) has drawn on its international and national experience to devise an intervention that will become pivotal in changing the promotion, acceptance and use of modern FP in Burundi. Together with its implementing partner, it will gather actors from the public sector, private sector and civil society all who have an interest in the outcome of the FP market, in a national and sub-national multi-stakeholder engagement (MSE). We believe that we can influence FP demand. We will influence policy, change societies attitudes and support the supply chain for FP commodities.
1% - Snakebite: A Voice for the Voiceless Ensuring access to prevention, essential medicines and rehabilitation of snakebite victims in Sub-Saharan Africa