devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
PBF/LBR/B-3: Advancing Reconciliation through Legislative Reforms and Civic Engagement (Linked to LMPTF Project # 115040) PBF/LBR/B-3: Advancing Reconciliation through Legislative Reforms and Civic Engagement (Linked to LMPTF Project # 115040)
Registration and profiling of Nigerian Returnees and Provision of targeted protection services in Adamawa and Borno States Registration and profiling of Nigerian Returnees and Provision of targeted protection services in Adamawa and Borno States
Emergency Response in Gwoza, Borno State NE Nigeria through Improved Access to WASH and Food Security Emergency Response in Gwoza, Borno State NE Nigeria through Improved Access to WASH and Food Security
Emergency food assistance to IDPs living in sites of Ouaka, Nana Gribizi, Ouham and Ouham Pende prefectures Emergency food assistance to IDPs living in sites of Ouaka, Nana Gribizi, Ouham and Ouham Pende prefectures
ALGERIA PRRO 200301 : Support to Refugees from Western Sahara ALGERIA PRRO 200301 : Support to Refugees from Western Sahara
Provision of Non Food Items for IDPs (New Arrivals) in Camps and Host Communities in Maiduguri Metropolis, Borno State Provision of Non Food Items for IDPs (New Arrivals) in Camps and Host Communities in Maiduguri Metropolis, Borno State
Providing Comprehensive Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Assistance in North Darfur and South Kordofan Providing Comprehensive Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Assistance in North Darfur and South Kordofan
Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse: Strengthening Social Protection Systems of Most Vulnerable Syrian and Host Communities Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse: Strengthening Social Protection Systems of Most Vulnerable Syrian and Host Communities
Life-saving Winterization Support to the newly arrived IDPs and longer term vulnerable IDPs to Idleb Governorate, and the most vulnerable hosting communities. Life-saving Winterization Support to the newly arrived IDPs and longer term vulnerable IDPs to Idleb Governorate, and the most vulnerable hosting communities.
Rapid WASH response to new IDPs affected by recent escalation in Idleb Rapid WASH response to new IDPs affected by recent escalation in Idleb
Emergency Nutrition Response Project in West Guji Zone of Kercha and Hambela Wamena Woredas in Oromia Region Emergency Nutrition Response Project in West Guji Zone of Kercha and Hambela Wamena Woredas in Oromia Region
Child Protection Emergency Response for IDPs, refugees and host communities in Deir Ez Zor and Al Hasakeh- North-Eastern Syria Child Protection Emergency Response for IDPs, refugees and host communities in Deir Ez Zor and Al Hasakeh- North-Eastern Syria
Food Security and Nutrition (70%), Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (30%) Food Security and Nutrition (70%), Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (30%)
Lifesaving humanitarian WASH response for cholera and Acute Watery Diarrhoea in affected LGAs in Yobe state North East Nigeria Lifesaving humanitarian WASH response for cholera and Acute Watery Diarrhoea in affected LGAs in Yobe state North East Nigeria
Reinforcing security for humanitarian staff in the Lake Chad region Reinforcing security for humanitarian staff in the Lake Chad region
Provision of Lifesaving Non-Food Items and WASH a Support for the Most Vulnerable Households in Luhansk and Donetsk (NGCA) Provision of Lifesaving Non-Food Items and WASH a Support for the Most Vulnerable Households in Luhansk and Donetsk (NGCA)
Security Support for Humanitarian Operations (UNDSS) Security Support for Humanitarian Operations (UNDSS)
PBF/IRF-291: Jeunes et paix: "Une approche transfrontalière entre le Mali et le Burkina-Faso" (Mali) PBF/IRF-291: Jeunes et paix: "Une approche transfrontalière entre le Mali et le Burkina-Faso" (Mali)
Strengthening Civil Registration in Mozambique Strengthening Civil Registration in Mozambique
Nutrition (35%), Health (15%), Food Security and Livelihood (30%), WASH (20%) Nutrition (35%), Health (15%), Food Security and Livelihood (30%), WASH (20%)
Provision of emergency health services to most vulnerable Syrian refugees newly arrived in Turkey following the recent events in the city of Kobane and surrounding areas Provision of emergency health services to most vulnerable Syrian refugees newly arrived in Turkey following the recent events in the city of Kobane and surrounding areas
Réponses sanitaires d’urgence pour la réduction de l’excès de mortalité et de morbidité lié à l’insécurité alimentaire dans huit districts sanitaires du Grand Sud de Madagascar. Réponses sanitaires d’urgence pour la réduction de l’excès de mortalité et de morbidité lié à l’insécurité alimentaire dans huit districts sanitaires du Grand Sud de Madagascar.
Shelters / NFIs (80%), Protection & Community Services (incl.GBV and Child Protection) (20%) Shelters / NFIs (80%), Protection & Community Services (incl.GBV and Child Protection) (20%)
Strengthen lifesaving preventive nutrition services in Saraqab-subdistrict Strengthen lifesaving preventive nutrition services in Saraqab-subdistrict
Increased Access to Durable and Improved WASH Services for Crisis-Affected Communities in Idleb Governorate. Increased Access to Durable and Improved WASH Services for Crisis-Affected Communities in Idleb Governorate.
Supporting IDPs through an integrated shelter and NFI response in Borno State Supporting IDPs through an integrated shelter and NFI response in Borno State
PBF/IRF-329: Young Women as Drivers of Peace: Providing 360° Support to Emerging Women Leaders PBF/IRF-329: Young Women as Drivers of Peace: Providing 360° Support to Emerging Women Leaders
Scale-up cholera outbreak response in priority districts Scale-up cholera outbreak response in priority districts
Saving lives with an integrated nutrition response Saving lives with an integrated nutrition response
Securing RH Services for Women, particularly pregnant women, among IDPs, returnees and host communities in targeted areas of Iraq Securing RH Services for Women, particularly pregnant women, among IDPs, returnees and host communities in targeted areas of Iraq
Provide Gender Based Violence services (Preventive and Responsive) in three existing Women and Girls Safe Spaces including of women and girls with disabilities. Provide Gender Based Violence services (Preventive and Responsive) in three existing Women and Girls Safe Spaces including of women and girls with disabilities.
Approvisionnement en eau, traitement d’eau à domicile et lavage des mains avec du savon en appui aux interventions pour lutter contre la malnutrition aigüe au sud de Madagascar Approvisionnement en eau, traitement d’eau à domicile et lavage des mains avec du savon en appui aux interventions pour lutter contre la malnutrition aigüe au sud de Madagascar
Provision of humanitarian air services in response to the Nigerian Crisis (UNHAS) Provision of humanitarian air services in response to the Nigerian Crisis (UNHAS)
Emergency Response to IDPs and most affected populations in Al Hudaydah Emergency Response to IDPs and most affected populations in Al Hudaydah
Support to vulnerable farmers through agricultural inputs/kits, capacity building and cash for work schemes to revitalize food production, livelihoods and income in the rural areas of Anbar, Kirkuk, Diyala and Salah Al Din. Support to vulnerable farmers through agricultural inputs/kits, capacity building and cash for work schemes to revitalize food production, livelihoods and income in the rural areas of Anbar, Kirkuk, Diyala and Salah Al Din.
Emergency relief assistance to flood affected populations in Somalia Emergency relief assistance to flood affected populations in Somalia
Education Support for IDPs in Al Khokha and At Tuhayta Districts in Al Hudaydah Governorate Education Support for IDPs in Al Khokha and At Tuhayta Districts in Al Hudaydah Governorate
Improving food access and livelihoods of conflict affected, food insecure population in Hajjah, Amran, Sana’a Lahj and Taizz governorates. Improving food access and livelihoods of conflict affected, food insecure population in Hajjah, Amran, Sana’a Lahj and Taizz governorates.
YEM-17/3420/1SA 2017/Nutrition/INGO/6159 YEM-17/3420/1SA 2017/Nutrition/INGO/6159
Strengthening Resilience among Host Communities and Rohingya Refugees Strengthening Resilience among Host Communities and Rohingya Refugees
Improving Access to Primary Health Care Services in northern Rakhine State Improving Access to Primary Health Care Services in northern Rakhine State
Creating lifesaving inclusive Accelerated School Readiness (ASR) for age 6 IDP children and Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) for age 7 -14 IDP children in Legehidha, Qubi and Salahad Woredas of Somali Region Creating lifesaving inclusive Accelerated School Readiness (ASR) for age 6 IDP children and Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) for age 7 -14 IDP children in Legehidha, Qubi and Salahad Woredas of Somali Region
Emergency Education Support to IDPs and Most at Risk Students in Hayfan and Damt districts Emergency Education Support to IDPs and Most at Risk Students in Hayfan and Damt districts
Provision quality secondary and mental health care services in Rural Idleb and Aleppo. Provision quality secondary and mental health care services in Rural Idleb and Aleppo.
ETH-16/DDA-3379/RB/H-WASH-NFI/ES/INGO/4427 ETH-16/DDA-3379/RB/H-WASH-NFI/ES/INGO/4427
Livelihood recovery support for conflict affected households in urban settings in Kirkuk governorate Livelihood recovery support for conflict affected households in urban settings in Kirkuk governorate
Improving the provision of safe water, sanitation and hygiene at the Lóvua Refugee Settlement and in hosting communities Improving the provision of safe water, sanitation and hygiene at the Lóvua Refugee Settlement and in hosting communities
Provision of Adequate Drinking Water, Promoting Good Sanitation and Hygiene to internally displaced persons in Borno. Provision of Adequate Drinking Water, Promoting Good Sanitation and Hygiene to internally displaced persons in Borno.
Winterization Project 2018-2019 for the most vulnerable IDPs and Host community in Ariha and Atareb sub-districts in the North West Syria Winterization Project 2018-2019 for the most vulnerable IDPs and Host community in Ariha and Atareb sub-districts in the North West Syria
SYR-17/DDA-3558/Aleppo SA 2017/ERL/UN/6447 SYR-17/DDA-3558/Aleppo SA 2017/ERL/UN/6447
Sanliurfa Province Child-focused Syrian crisis response Sanliurfa Province Child-focused Syrian crisis response
Enhancing the resilience of flood affected communities through critical, life-saving WASH interventions Enhancing the resilience of flood affected communities through critical, life-saving WASH interventions
Fournir un soutien critique aux populations touchÃ©es par la crise en RÃ©publique Centrafricaine Ã travers le traitement de la malnutrition aigÃ¼e modÃ©rÃ©e Fournir un soutien critique aux populations touchÃ©es par la crise en RÃ©publique Centrafricaine Ã travers le traitement de la malnutrition aigÃ¼e modÃ©rÃ©e
Provide immediate lifesaving services to support emergency and most critical needs of the people affected in Idleb governorate. Provide immediate lifesaving services to support emergency and most critical needs of the people affected in Idleb governorate.
Increasing Access to Child Protection for IDPs children in Haji Ali camp and HAA2 camp. Increasing Access to Child Protection for IDPs children in Haji Ali camp and HAA2 camp.
Protective environment for returnee children and families expelled from Tanzania Protective environment for returnee children and families expelled from Tanzania
Emergency Support for returnee School Children in Central Gonder Zone of Amhara Region Emergency Support for returnee School Children in Central Gonder Zone of Amhara Region
Providing Access to Shelter and NFI support for Conflict Affected Populations Providing Access to Shelter and NFI support for Conflict Affected Populations
Support to Primary Healthcare Centers to enhance access to lifesaving healthcare services for internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees and host pop. in Salahaldin and Kirkuk, Iraq. Support to Primary Healthcare Centers to enhance access to lifesaving healthcare services for internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees and host pop. in Salahaldin and Kirkuk, Iraq.
PAK-17/DDA-3474/1st Standard Allocation 2017/H/NGO/6082 PAK-17/DDA-3474/1st Standard Allocation 2017/H/NGO/6082
Emergency humanitarian response to the Syrian population at the berm Emergency humanitarian response to the Syrian population at the berm
Enhance reception, management and Shelter conditions at IDP sites in Nganzai, Pulka town and other locations in Borno State, Nigeria Enhance reception, management and Shelter conditions at IDP sites in Nganzai, Pulka town and other locations in Borno State, Nigeria
Emergency WASH response to displacement affected population in West Guji zone and Benishangul Gumuz region. Emergency WASH response to displacement affected population in West Guji zone and Benishangul Gumuz region.
Summarization for Vulnerable Families Homes Headed by Women in Gaza Strip Summarization for Vulnerable Families Homes Headed by Women in Gaza Strip
Emergency supplementary feeding of productive animals to ensure their survival Emergency supplementary feeding of productive animals to ensure their survival
Immediate provision of emergency WASH services to the conflict affected areas in ARMM and Region X Immediate provision of emergency WASH services to the conflict affected areas in ARMM and Region X
Lifesaving WASH, Shelter and CCCM Interventions for Conflict-Affected Population in Al-Jawf and Dhamar Governorates, Yemenâ€. Lifesaving WASH, Shelter and CCCM Interventions for Conflict-Affected Population in Al-Jawf and Dhamar Governorates, Yemenâ€.
PBF/IRF-302: Humanitarian-Development-Peacebuilding and Partnership Facility PBF/IRF-302: Humanitarian-Development-Peacebuilding and Partnership Facility
We Are Able Uganda We are Able?s global goal is to improve, by 2025, through resilient and capable local CSOs/DPOs in six fragile and conflict-affected countries, the right of persons with disabilities (PWDs) and other vulnerable groups (women, youth in general, marginalized ethnic groups and internally displaced persons (IDPs)) to food and food security by creating an enabling environment, successfully influencing laws, policies, practices and norms for improved food security for all. We are able! focuses on lobby and advocacy by and for people with disabilities and other marginalized groups to increase their access to basic services (e.g. access to agricultural extension, techniques, inputs, markets; resource administration and dispute resolution) and resources (such as land and water) for food production. We are able! will be working with individuals directly as well as through their representative organizations, such as Disabled People Organizations (DPOs) and mainstream Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). Formal and informal authorities at local, national and international level will be involved to promote dialogue and a conducive enabling environment for change that ensures food security for those most at need in countries affected by conflict as well as by the impact of the COVID19 pandemic. To realize the desired change, the consortium have created three specific action steps formally named pathways: - pathway 1: Community mobilization - pathway 2: Strengthening DPOs/CSOs - pathway 3: Engaged public authorities
We Are Able ADF-HQ We are Able?s global goal is to improve, by 2025, through resilient and capable local CSOs/DPOs in six fragile and conflict-affected countries, the right of persons with disabilities (PWDs) and other vulnerable groups (women, youth in general, marginalized ethnic groups and internally displaced persons (IDPs)) to food and food security by creating an enabling environment, successfully influencing laws, policies, practices and norms for improved food security for all. We are able! focuses on lobby and advocacy by and for people with disabilities and other marginalized groups to increase their access to basic services (e.g. access to agricultural extension, techniques, inputs, markets; resource administration and dispute resolution) and resources (such as land and water) for food production. We are able! will be working with individuals directly as well as through their representative organizations, such as Disabled People Organizations (DPOs) and mainstream Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). Formal and informal authorities at local, national and international level will be involved to promote dialogue and a conducive enabling environment for change that ensures food security for those most at need in countries affected by conflict as well as by the impact of the COVID19 pandemic. To realize the desired change, the consortium have created three specific action steps formally named pathways: - pathway 1: Community mobilization - pathway 2: Strengthening DPOs/CSOs - pathway 3: Engaged public authorities
We Are Able Burundi We are Able?s global goal is to improve, by 2025, through resilient and capable local CSOs/DPOs in six fragile and conflict-affected countries, the right of persons with disabilities (PWDs) and other vulnerable groups (women, youth in general, marginalized ethnic groups and internally displaced persons (IDPs)) to food and food security by creating an enabling environment, successfully influencing laws, policies, practices and norms for improved food security for all. We are able! focuses on lobby and advocacy by and for people with disabilities and other marginalized groups to increase their access to basic services (e.g. access to agricultural extension, techniques, inputs, markets; resource administration and dispute resolution) and resources (such as land and water) for food production. We are able! will be working with individuals directly as well as through their representative organizations, such as Disabled People Organizations (DPOs) and mainstream Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). Formal and informal authorities at local, national and international level will be involved to promote dialogue and a conducive enabling environment for change that ensures food security for those most at need in countries affected by conflict as well as by the impact of the COVID19 pandemic. To realize the desired change, the consortium have created three specific action steps formally named pathways: - pathway 1: Community mobilization - pathway 2: Strengthening DPOs/CSOs - pathway 3: Engaged public authorities
Bacterial Vaccines (BactiVac) Network BactiVac is a global bacterial vaccinology network bringing together members based in academic, industry and policy sectors to accelerate the development of vaccines against bacterial infections relevant to low and middle-income countries (LMICs). The BactiVac Network delivers this through catalyst project and training awards to encourage cross-collaboration between academic and industrial partners in developed and developing nations.
Thinking and Working Politically Community of Practice The Thinking and Working Politically Community of Practice promotes awareness and adoption of TWP approaches, and provides evidence-based insights to stimulate further innovation.  The impetus behind the formation of the CoP was to translate the insights of political economy thinking into operationally relevant guidance.  The CoP does this by engaging with development practitioners, publishing information and advice,  providing training workshops, and promoting new studies and research.
NIHR Global Health Group on Equitable Access to Quality Health Care for Injured People in Four Low or Middle Income Countries: Equi-injury Improving equitable access to quality care after injury in low or middle income countries

Each year 5 million people die due to injuries like road traffic accidents, burns, falls, or violence. Of these deaths, 90% occur in low- or middle-income countries (LMICs) and 40-50% of people who survive are disabled or unable to work. Delays that occur in accessing quality healthcare contribute substantially to death or disability after injury. The World Health Organisation has stated that strong health systems that provide quality care for injured people are needed to prevent death and disability. Evidence is urgently required to understand how best to improve health systems to provide quality care after injury.

In this project, we will partner with colleagues from  Ghana, South Africa, Rwanda, and Pakistan, to collect and analyse data from injured persons to understand what the delays to equitable access of quality care after injury are and how can these be overcome to reduce death or disability. We will also collect information on costs of care. These data will be used  to develop an injury pathway map to show where it is most beneficial to intervene to reduce delays in accessing quality care after injury. In partnership with stakeholders in each country, we will develop solutions for future study in these, and other similar countries.

Additionally, we will research how to bring multiple different stakeholder groups together to influence policy to improve access to quality care after injury and embed research findings into policy.

Our project has the following overarching objectives

In each country to:

1. Collect data to inform whether post-injury care is of high quality and equitable.

2. Develop an injury pathway map to show points of intervention to improve equitable access to quality healthcare after injury.

3. Develop a road map to bring stakeholders together to improve policy for improving equitable access to quality healthcare after injury.

4. Work with multiple stakeholders to co-develop solutions to test in future studies to improve equitable access to quality healthcare after injury. 

5. Conduct community engagement and involvement work to ensure that communities are informed about and inform our work.

6. Deliver capacity building to build research capacity in partner countries.
Equitable access to quality trauma systems in Lower and Middle Income Countries. Assessing gaps and developing priorities This is a qualitative and priority setting study done in one rural and one urban area in three countries; Ghana, South Africa, and Rwanda. Amongst trauma patients, timely access to quality care remains inequitable with gaps in health services leading to barriers to care seen amongst those who are the poorest or otherwise vulnerable. Unfortunately, very little evidence exists of the identity and extent of these barriers, solutions to overcome them, and their priority in lower and middle income countries (LMICs.). This study aimed to identify barriers to access to quality care for people who have been injured in Ghana, South Africa, and Rwanda. In each country we have; 1. Conducted a two day workshop with policy makers, infrastructure providers, service users, and healthcare workers to identify barriers to access to quality injury care and prioritise solutions to overcome these barriers; 2. Conducted focus group discussions with persons who have accessed care for injury to further explore barriers to access to care from the service user perspective; 3. Conducted in-depth interviews with persons who have required injury care for themselves or their relatives to explore lived experiences of accessing healthcare for people who have been injured; 4. Conducted a survey of experiences of healthcare for those who have been injured using a standardised questionnaire; 5. Conducted focus group discussions with community leaders to explore their experiences with or observations of barriers to accessing care amongst their community members; 6. Done a governance assessment of trauma care in each country; 7. Created pathways to care maps from discussions with health workers in each country; 8. Convened a meeting of investigators, policy makers, and service user representatives at the end to discuss findings and outline future direction.