devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
INFLUENCE DES POLITIQUES NATIONALES EN FAVEUR DES ENFANTS Produit 3.2: Public Finance for Children (PF4C) et Gouvernance locale: Les acteurs clÃ©s de la decentralization et des reforme des finances publiques au niveau
central et dÃ©centralisÃ© ont des capacitÃ©s renforcÃ©es pour planifier, render des comptes, et porter un plaidoyer dans le cadre de la
mise en oeuvre du PAT, des budgets programmes dans les zones ciblÃ©es
PERCEPTIONS FAVORABLES/ PROTECTION ENFTS Des perceptions favorables Ã  la protection des enfants sont promues auprÃ¨s  des communautÃ©s, des mÃ©nages et leaders d'opinion, Ã 
travers des stratÃ©gies et approches de Communication pour le DÃ©veloppement (C4D)  et de changement social
[SI3] COLLECTE&UTILISATION PLUS EFFICACE DE DONNÉES POUR INFLUENCER LES DÉCISIONS [SI3]: Les acteurs nationaux ont des capacitÃ©s renforcÃ©es pour analyser les donnÃ©es et les utiliser pour influencer les politiques
nationales et sectorielles en faveur des enfants
PRÉVENTION ET RÉPONSE AUX VIOLENCES CONTRE LES ENFANTS Les acteurs responsables des services sociaux ont des capacitÃ©s renforcÃ©es pour dÃ©velopper et mettre en Å“uvre des stratÃ©gies pour
la prÃ©vention et la rÃ©ponse aux violences Ã  l'encontre des enfants
[INACTIF] ADOPTION DES 4 PFE CLES Au moins 30% des familles/mÃ©nages notamment les plus dÃ©favorisÃ©s adoptent les 4  pratiques clÃ©s ( AME, SRO, MIILDE, Lavages des
mains)  pour la survie  de l'enfant.
[SI2] CAPACITÉS RENFORCÉES POUR DES FINANCES PUBLIQUES SENSIBLES AUX ENFANTS [SI2]: Les institutions publiques nationales et locales bÃ©nÃ©ficient de capacitÃ© renforcÃ©es pour l'Ã©laboration et la mise en Å“uvre
de budgets tenant compte de l'intÃ©rÃªt des enfants.
[INACTIF] DONNÉES DÉSAGRÉGÉES UTILISÉES Les dÃ©cideurs pour la promotion des droits des enfants disposent et utilisent des donnÃ©es statistiques globales et dÃ©sagrÃ©gÃ©es
pour le suivi des OMD et formulent des politiques et programmes prenant en compte les besoins spÃ©cifiques des enfants les plus
dÃ©favorisÃ©s.
[CP1] SYSTÈME DE PROTECTION AMÉLIORÉ ETFONCTIONNEL ACCÈS&UTILISATION ACCRU SERVI [CP1] : En 2022, les enfants, y compris les migrants et les autochtones, bÃ©nÃ©ficient de meilleurs services grÃ¢ce Ã  un systÃ¨me de
protection de l'enfant amÃ©liorÃ© et plus fonctionnel.
LLOI D'ORIENTATION DE LA PNPS ADOPTEE D'ici fin 2017, une Politique Nationale de protection sociale prenant en compte les catÃ©gories les plus vulnÃ©rables est formulÃ©e,
validÃ©e et adoptÃ©e
PARTENARIATS ET POLITIQUES ACCÈS EDUCATION Produit 2.2: Les acteurs de l'Ã©ducation nationale bÃ©nÃ©ficient de capacitÃ©s renforcÃ©es pour dÃ©velopper des partenariats et mettre
en Å“uvre des politiques pour favoriser l'accÃ¨s Ã  l'Ã©ducation
CROSS SECTORAL PROJECT SUPPORT COSTS Un appui technique est apportÃ© au pays par le bureau UNICEF pour l'amÃ©lioration de l'accÃ¨s aux services sociaux de base
PREVENTION VIH, IST CHEZ ADOLESCENTS Au moins 60% des principales entitÃ©s de la prÃ©vention du VIH, des IST et des grossesses prÃ©coces chez les adolescents et les jeunes
   ont leurs capacitÃ©s renforcÃ©es. pour offrir des services de qualitÃ©, notamment aux plus  vulnÃ©rables,
[SURV2] CAPACITÉS DE PROMOTION ET OFFRED'UN PAQUET DE SERVICES INTÉGRÉS RENFORCÉ [SURVIE 2] : Les Ã©tablissements de santÃ© des niveaux intermÃ©diaires et pÃ©riphÃ©riques ont leurs capacitÃ©s renforcÃ©es pour promouvoir
et offrir un ensemble intÃ©grÃ© de services en matiÃ¨re de santÃ© maternelle et infantile, nutrition, VIH et EAH y compris en situation
d'urgence
[ADO2] SERVICES DE PRÉVENTION, PROMOTIONNELS ET CURATIFS AMÉLIORÉS POUR LES ADO [ADO2]: Les services de santÃ© promotionnels, prÃ©ventifs et curatifs ont renforcÃ© leurs capacitÃ©s pour offrir aux adolescents des
services adaptÃ©s
[INACTIF] CAPACITES STRUCT SAN RENFORCE Au moins 75 % des structures sanitaires des niveaux intermÃ©diaires et pÃ©riphÃ©riques ont leurs capacitÃ©s renforcÃ©es pour promouvoir
et offrir des prestations et des services essentiels de qualitÃ© en matiÃ¨re de santÃ© maternelle et infantile,  incluant le VIH, y
compris en situation d'urgence.
[CP2] MÉCANISMES&STANDARDS DE PROTECTION MIEUX CONNUS ET UTILISÉS PAR ADO & COMMU [CP2] : Les mÃ©canismes de protection de l'enfant et leurs normes sont mieux connus par les familles, les communautÃ©s et les enfants,
 surtout les adolescents qui sont orientÃ©s vers ceux-ci et participent au renforcement du systÃ¨me de protection.
SOINS SANTÉ PRIMAIRES RENF. Y COMPRIS  PCIME (SSP) Produit 1.2: Les centres de santÃ© disposent de capacitÃ©s accrues en soins de SantÃ© Primaires pour offrir des services de
prevention, de prise en charge et de promotion des principales maladies des enfants, particuliÃ¨rement le paludisme
[INACTIF] CADRE NORMATIF DE PROTECTION Cadre normatif national de protection: Le cadre normatif national de protection de l'enfant est renforcÃ© et appliquÃ©.
[INACTIF] BUDGETS SOCIAUX ET DÉPENSES Les allocations budgÃ©taires et les dÃ©penses d'investissement dans les  secteurs sociaux prioritaires (santÃ©, eau, Ã©ducation,
protection sociale) augmentent, et rÃ©pondent mieux aux besoins essentiels des enfants les plus dÃ©favorisÃ©s.
Developing comprehensive eye health care services in rural regions of SNNPR, Southern Ethiopia This project will reduce the prevalence of avoidable blindness and visual impairments within the Gedeo zone and Amaro and Burji Woredas of SNNPR, Southern Ethiopia.
AFSF - Africa - Mozambique - Banco Oportunidade - BOM The objective of the project is to assist Banco Oportunidade Mocambique (BOM) in developing and extending a full range of financialservices to the rural areas of Mozambique, including the collection of savings from, and provision of comprehensive and crop-specific agriculture loans to smallholders.
Agriculture Finance Support Facility (AFSF) Trust Fund The overall objective of the project is to demonstrate to a broad set  of stakeholders, particularly commercial banks, specialized financial  organizations, development finance organizations, and insurance  companies, that it is possible to profitably provide financial  services to smallholder farmers and other low income clientele located  in rural areas.
 
 This GPP is designed to support the replication or scaling-up of  profitable rural finance business models and the generation of  knowledge and learning about these models. It will provide grants to  commercial banks, specialized financial organizations, such as leasing  companies, development finance organizations, financial cooperative  networks, insurance companies, and to a limited extent, asset  registries, credit bureaus, and training organizations.  It will  support activities that seek to increase access to financial services  in rural areas. It will  fund grantee conferences, study tours for  grantee and World Bank Group staff, a quarterly rural finance seminar  series, and publication of rural finance case studies.
AFSF - Africa - Madagascar - AccÃ¨sBanque Madagascar (ABM) The project aims to enhance the provision of financial services to smallholder farmers and other actors along key agricultural value chains in Madagascar through building institutional capacity and service delivery infrastructure.
AFSF - Asia - Cambodia - AMRET To develop Amretâ€™s capacity in agricultural lending and increase rural outreach with adequate financial services, including deposit. <br><br>The Project consists of the following activities:<br>(a)	developing suitable agribusiness lending and non-lending products;< br>(b)	setting up an agriculture credit unit;<br>(c)	developing secured financial services in the rural areas, including, inter alia :  conducting a feasibility  and market study followed by a implementation phase  including, inter alia:  support installation of mo bile-banking platform, capacity building in the Recipientâ€™s financial services and information and technology departments, and pilot  of rural financial services, including field deposit collection.
AFSF-Burkina Faso-FCPB To increase access to quality financial services for farmers, particularly smallholders, and other agriculture-related enterprises i n Burkina Faso.
AFSF Grant to Banque populaire du Rwanda S.A. To develop the rural finance capacity of BPR with special emphasis on the development of agriculture financing.
Catalyzing Environmental Finance for Low-Carbon Urban Development NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Capacity Development for the Integration of Global Environmental Commitments into National Policies and Development Decision Making NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Achieving Biodiversity Conservation through Creation, Effective Management and Spatial Designation of Protected Areas and Capacity Building NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Development of the First Biennial Transparency Report of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Fifth National Communication and Second Biennial Transparency Report as combined report under the UNFCCC (BTR1 â€“ NC5/BTR2) To assist the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) in the preparation and submission of its First Biennial Transparency Report and a combined Second Biennial Transparency and Fifth National Communication Report (BTR1 â€“ NC5/BTR2) for the fulfillment of the obligations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Paris Agreement (PA). Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Improved Financial Sustainability and Strengthened Resilience of Protected Areas Through Development of Sustainable Recreation and Partnership With Private Sector To achieve practical PA management improvement and better biodiversity status through strengthened resilience of key biodiversity values to climate change impact and increased revenues from sustainable recreation Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. Project beneficiaries are listed in the Prodoc in Section 3.2 on Partnerships, Stakeholder Engagement, and Coordination, and in Annex 12 of the Prodoc, the Comprehensive Stakeholder Engagement and Communication Plan. The project is expected to have a minimum of 314,900 direct beneficiaries (incl. 157,260 women), and provide gender-disaggregated reporting as stated in the Section IV of the Project Document “Project Results Framework”. The following groups are expected to directly benefit from the improved PA management capacities and the implementation of PA sustainable finance solutions have been identified in the course of project development:  - PA staff  - PA Management (at the level of ministries/municipalities)  - Ecosystem service users (nearby community reps)  - PA visitors  - Tourism and related service providers – private operators  - Tourism and related service providers (lodgings, traditional food, transportation, etc.) - nearby community reps    The economic benefits will be delivered mainly through the development of enhanced and diversified nature-based tourism within and around PAs, where the project expects to:  - Provide new options for local business development associated with the PA values (tourism, NTFP, etc.) and diversify the local economy;  - Stimulate new businesses and provide for sustainable livelihoods;   - Create green jobs and income for local residents;  - Provide for more sustainable PA finance through tourism development (fees and charges);  - Enable learning of new skills and enhance opportunities for better, more sustainable jobs;    The project will directly and indirectly provide for the following social benefits:  - Improve living standards for the PA staff and local people;  - Encourage people to value their PAs and local cultural values;  - Support environmental awareness for visitors and locals;  - Enhance professional skills for PA staff and Management;  - Support ecotourism infrastructure, establishment of attractive and reliable environments for destinations, visitors and PA staff;  - Promote natural, aesthetic, cultural, health and other values related to well-being;  - Raise the profile of conservation values and benefits.
DBSB Water Quality Protection Project - under WB-GEF Strategic Partnership for Nutrient Reduction in the Danube River and Black Sea NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Mainstreaming Karst Peatlands Conservation Concerns into Key Economic Sectors NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Biomass Energy for Employment and Energy Security Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Creating an Enabling Environment to Support LDN Target Implementation Through Strengthening Capacities and Establishing an LDN Monitoring and Reporting System in Bosnia and Herzegovina To foster a coherent policy environment and track progress towards achieving the national LDN targets. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. 16.00           Normal 0      false false false  EN-US X-NONE X-NONE                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           /* Style Definitions */  table.MsoNormalTable  {mso-style-name:"Table Normal";  mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;  mso-tstyle-colband-size:0;  mso-style-noshow:yes;  mso-style-priority:99;  mso-style-parent:"";  mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt;  mso-para-margin:0in;  mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt;  mso-pagination:widow-orphan;  font-size:10.0pt;  font-family:"Calibri",sans-serif;  mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman";}    This project will contribute to a paradigm shift towards low carbon and resilient development. Thus, global environment benefits (GEBs) of this project include carbon sequestration and climate regulation as a result of land rehabilitation, land restoration, improvement of government policies as well as access to education and information regarding land degradation.  The generation of these GEBs will be supported by several socio-economic benefits that will be delivered both at national and local level by this GEF-FAO-UNEP proposal.  At national level, this project will, in the first place, strengthen the development of policies and measures to address the issue of LDN contributing to the achievement of UNCCD National Action Programme as well. Outcome 1.1 ensures that the legal and policy framework is reinforced. The increase of land productivity and yields at smallholder level will also lead to the overall boost of production in the agriculture, agroforestry and land-use change sectors.  At local level, the project will indirectly support poverty reduction and increased food security as a result of smallholders’ income raise. Secondly, SLM demonstration activities under Output 1.2.2 will bring about carbon benefits in four pilot areas through land restoration.
Sustainable Forest and Landscape Management NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Forest and Mountain Protected Areas Project NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Wildife Without Borders - Critically Endangered Animals Establishment of Vulture Restaurant in Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve, East Nepal.
Genetic study of Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) herds in eastern Himalaya region The purpose of this project is to estimate the population size, genetic structure, and gene flow of elephant herds in western Nepal. Specifically, applicant will use direct field observations of elephants, mark-recapture analysis, household surveys, and DNA genotyping to accomplish these goals and objectives.
STRENGTHENING HUMAN TIGER CO-EXISTENCE IN WESTERN TERAI LANDSCAPE IN NEPAL The purpose of this project is to maintain human large carnivore coexistence in the landscape while.bringing multiple conservation benefits to the local communities. The objectives are as follows: (1) Set up.a well-equipped and dedicated team for problem tiger monitoring and rescue operations; (2) Develop.showcase model for the protection of livestock from tiger attack; (3) Organize behavior change tiger.conservation campaign; (4) Restore degraded forest patches in the buffer zones and forest corridors; (5).Initiate alternative livelihood options; and (6) Strengthen cooperation between India and Nepal on tiger.conservation.
Upscaling Women Focused Conservation Education and Outreach Programs to Promote Human Elephant Co-existence in Western Terai Landscape, Nepal. The purpose of this project is to promote human-elephant coexistence (HECx) in the western Terai landscape of Nepal, focusing on education and behavior change in women, specifically households situated in the Laljhadi and Khata forest corridors where HEC rates are very high. Specific project activities include: 1) provision of HECx refresher training to 20 local trainers; 2) 25 subsequent village HECx trainings provided by the local HECx trainers and facilitators; 3) 20 visits by community leaders and local farmers (with a focus on women) to Bardia and Suklaphanta National Parks to observe wildlife and participate in nature interpretation activities; 4) production and broadcast of 40 episodes of an HECx radio program in Nepali and Tharu languages; and 5) support and training of Rapid Response Teams to respond to HEC events, including provision of gear, rations, mobility, and communications. This project was developed in collaboration with the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation of Nepal, Bardia National Park, and Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve, and Community Forest User Groups to scale-up conservation education and HECx activities in this high-HEC area which is home to over 2 million people and is the primary remaining landscape to wild Asian elephants in Nepal.
Securing Habitat for Sustainable Future of Rhino Tiger in Chitwan Parsa Complex, Nepal, (1) upgrade habitat in Chitwan Parsa Complex, (2) improve status of grassland and wetland dwelling wild animals, and, (3) build national capacity on habitat management. Chitwan National Park, Parsa National Park, conservation organizations, local communities, rhinos (>600 individuals) and tigers (~110 individuals), and other wild animals of Chitwan-Parsa Complex will benefit from this project.
Strengthen Human Tiger Co-existence through community education and outreach programs in.Western Terai Landscape, Nepal The purpose of this project is to, (1) Develop community level trainers on human-tiger coexistence at specific corridors, and, (2) Scale up and intensify community education and outreach programs to increase the tolerance level of local community toward tigers. Project will support train-the-trainers programs for teachers, community members, and community outreach, as well as develop human-tiger coexistence programs for the radio.
Rhino Translocation from Chitwan to Bardia National Parks, Nepal The purpose of this project is to translocate rhinos from Chitwan National Park to Bardia National Park to strengthen the rhino population in Bardia and reduce the density of rhinos in Chitwan. This will be done by translocating at least two rhinos from Chitwan to the Babai Valley of Bardia in early 2015 and establishing a post-translocation monitoring program to protect the translocated rhinos in the Babai Valley and monitor the success of the translocation. Specifically, this will be done by: 1. holding stakeholder consultation meetings with advisory and technical committees; 2. conducting pre-translocation studies in Chitwan and Bardia; 3. identifying the rhinos that will be translocated and identifying the locations for their release in Bardia; 3. making pre-capture logistical arrangements; 4.capturing and transporting two rhinos from Chitwan to Bardia; 5. monitoring the translocated rhino population in Bardia; 6. maintaining a database to ensure the translocated rhinos are adapting to the new habitat; and 7. supporting the use of SMART for effective patrolling and anti-poaching operations in Bardia.
Proactive Pangolin Protection: coordinated capacity building for prosecutions and deterrence in Nepal Pangolins are the worlds most trafficked animal, with estimates of more than a million animals removed from the wild over the past decade. The critically endangered Chinese pangolin has experienced population declines of up to 90% in the past 20 years due to poaching and the illegal wildlife trade. Pangolin poaching and trafficking is perpetuated by a lack of capacity of government authorities to successfully prosecute pangolin poaching and trafficking cases.To address this gap and counter the illegal trade of Indian and Chinese pangolins in Nepal, this one-year grant will support: development of an electronic wildlife crime database to strengthen analyses of poaching and trafficking trends in three provinces in Nepal; development of blueprint guidelines and train-the-trainer training for investigation officers on gathering and managing evidence, robust chain of custody processes, case building, and reporting; development of training modules and reference documents on wildlife crime, relevant laws, and impacts of poaching on pangolins; and training of 75 judiciary staff to increase their capacity to implement and enforce pangolin-related laws in Nepal.
Using science-based technology to estimate the population of wild Asian elephants and address conservation challenges of human-elephant conflict in Western Nepal 1) estimate the wild elephant population in the western region of Nepal through non-invasive genetic capture-mark-recapture methodology; 2) assess spatio-temporal movement patterns of problem elephants using satellite collars and monitoring by park staff; and 3) form, train, and equip six Rapid Response Teams composed of park staff to respond to and collect data on HEC incidents. Past FWS support has funded these activities in Eastern and Central Nepal, this project will give Nepalese authorities a systematic and robust data set from across the Terai landscape to base management and policy decisions regarding Asian elephants.
Rhino & Tiger Conservation Fund The purpose of this project is to translocate rhinos from Chitwan National Park to Bardia National Park to strengthen the rhino population in Bardia and reduce the density of rhinos in Chitwan. This will be done by translocating at least two rhinos from Chitwan to the Babai Valley of Bardia in early 2015 and establishing a post-translocation monitoring program to protect the translocated rhinos in the Babai Valley and monitor the success of the translocation. Specifically, this will be done by: 1. holding stakeholder consultation meetings with advisory and technical committees; 2. conducting pre-translocation studies in Chitwan and Bardia; 3. identifying the rhinos that will be translocated and identifying the locations for their release in Bardia; 3. making pre-capture logistical arrangements; 4.capturing and transporting two rhinos from Chitwan to Bardia; 5. monitoring the translocated rhino population in Bardia; 6. maintaining a database to ensure the translocated rhinos are adapting to the new habitat; and 7. supporting the use of SMART for effective patrolling and anti-poaching operations in Bardia.