devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
PROG 2017-2021_Outcome: Les enfants, les enfants exclus de l’école, les enfants handicapés et les enfants des groupes marginalisés, en particulier les filles, jouissent de leur droit à bénéficier d’une éducation de base inclusive et s’approprient l’environnement scolaire grâce à leur participation (Benin - OS 1) Output 1.1. : Les partenaires du secteur de l’éducation disposent de capacités techniques et organisationnelles nécessaires et promeuvent la bonne gouvernance dans le secteur de l’éducation, y compris en situation d’urgence. Output 1.2 : l’autonomisation des tenant de droits (enfants et adolescents) Les groupes organisés d’enfants et de jeunes ont acquis des compétences, mènent des actions de plaidoyer et font le suivi effectif des lois nationales et internationales en matière de lutte contre les violences et de maintien des filles et des garçons, y compris les enfants handicapés, dans l’éducation formelle et non formelle. Output 1.3. : le renforcement de capacités des garants de droits (société civile – parents, communauté…) Les associations de parents d’élèves mènent des actions de plaidoyer et font le suivi effectif des lois nationales et internationales en matière de lutte contre les violences et le maintien des filles et des garçons, y compris les enfants handicapés, dans l’éducation formelle et non formelle. Output 1.4. : le renforcement de capacités des garants de droits (autorités et services publics) Les autorités locales augmentent la part du budget, planifié et exécuté, en faveur de la construction des infrastructures scolaires et du recrutement d’enseignants qualifiés, en vue d’améliorer l’offre de services éducatifs dans les communautés qui en ont le plus besoin, y compris en situation d’urgence. Les partenaires du secteur de l’éducation, groupes organisés d’enfants (filles et garçons y compris les enfants handicapés), enfants et jeunes déscolarisés ou non scolarisés, enseignants, parents d’élèves, les parents membres des associations de parents d’élèves, les autorités locales et nationales. Bénéficiaires directs : 5086 filles/ femmes de plus de 18 ans (2624), filles de moins de 18 ans (938), Garçons/hommes de plus de 18 ans (377), Garçons de moins de 18 ans (1147) Les enfants, les enfants exclus de l’école, les enfants handicapés et les enfants des groupes marginalisés, en particulier les filles, jouissent de leur droit à bénéficier d’une éducation de base inclusive et s’approprient l’environnement scolaire grâce à leur participation.
PROG2017-2021_Outcome: Les enfants, en particulier les filles, y compris les plus marginalisés, disposent d’un environnement d’apprentissage exempt de violences basées sur le genre, en particulier les grossesses précoces et les mariages précoces et forcés et l’exploitation économique. (Benin - OS 2) Les enfants, en particulier les filles, y compris les plus marginalisés, disposent d’un environnement d’apprentissage exempt de violences basées sur le genre, en particulier les grossesses précoces et les mariages précoces et forcés et l’exploitation économique. Les acteurs de la société civile actifs dans la protection de l’enfance, les enfants (filles et garçons), les enfants handicapés ; les enfants victimes d’exploitation, les enfants en conflit avec la loi et les jeunes déscolarisés ou non scolarisés, les hommes et les femmes (enseignants, parents d’élèves), les parents membres des associations de parents d’élèves, les élus locaux, notables et chefs traditionnels, les cadres des structures publiques de protection des enfants. Résultat 2.1. : Partenaires Les organisations partenaires du projet ont amélioré leurs capacités de gestion financière et technique pour la mise en oeuvre des interventions de protection des enfants contre les VBG et l’exploitation. Résultat 2.2 : l’autonomisation des tenants de droits (enfants et adolescents) Les enfants et les jeunes sont organisés et disposent des capacités pour assurer leur propre protection notamment contre les grossesses précoces et les mariages précoces et bénéficient d’une prise en charge adéquate en matière de lutte contre les violences et le maintien des filles et des garçons, y compris les enfants handicapés, dans l’éducation formelle et non formelle. Résultat 2.3. : focus sur le renforcement de capacités des garants de droits (société civile –parents, communauté…) Les associations de parents d’élèves mènent des actions de plaidoyer et font le suivi effectif des lois nationales et internationales en matière de lutte contre les violences et le maintien des filles et des garçons, y compris les enfants handicapés, dans l’éducation formelle et non formelle. Résultat 2.4 : focus sur le renforcement de capacités des garants de droits (Autorités et services publics) Les structures publiques de protection de l’enfance bénéficient d’un appui technique et institutionnel pour offrir aux enfants, et particulièrement aux filles, le cadre juridique et les services adéquats pour une prise en charge des cas de VBG.
TVET poultry and dairy MSM-AERES-IPB The vocational education on agrifood in Indonesia (TVET) is in need of re-adjustment, as borne out by the relative lack of interest by prospective students and the low numbers of diploma holders reaching the labour market in contrast with good opportunities of work in the sector. This position is worsened by the rising unemployment figures in this age group. The national government, up to the highest level, has decided to urge change in the educational system. In order to increase student numbers, agricultural education programs need to become more attractive and fit the labour market. Although the current SMK’s have accredited programs, a good percentage of the curriculum is spent on general courses, which limits time for true agricultural/food programs. The SMK teaching factories for student’s practical education often lack basic equipment. Furthermore, TVET education turns to classical teaching, based on general certification. Despite the fact that SMK’s sign MoUs with industry, these companies are not involved in formulating curricula standards and learning outcomes. The educational institutes selected by this project are Indonesian educational institutes that provide TVET in the agriculture and food sector, more specifically the poultry and dairy subsectors: six SMK’s with LSP centers for certification of its learners. All six are located in West Java, the region in which there is a concentration of poultry industry, and relatively close by SV-IPB. This will facilitate interaction and is cost-effective. Various studies, also the one referred to above, have shown that the SMK curricula do not match the labour market and President Jokowi has emphasised in 2017 to make the curricula demand driven, in the case of this project, agribusiness driven. Furthermore, the four Master trainers have an agricultural production background and come from the Polytechnics that provide diploma in agriculture. Many of certified SMK graduates continue their studies in Polytechnics, hence enrolling those four Polytechnics in the project will strengthen the agricultural TVET column in Indonesia. The project approach: In this project the poultry and dairy vocational programs in SMK’s will become gender sensitive, agribusiness driven and certified on the basis of the three CO’s: Close COnsultation on educational needs and certification from the side of the authorities, CO-education from the part of the companies, CO-entrepreneurship by the educators. This entails authorities, companies and educators working together in curricula formulation, certification, implementation and evaluation. In order to achieve this, the proposed project approach has the following eight main characteristics: • Focus on a specific agricultural sub-sector (animal production) • Triple Helix • Building on existing pool of well-trained Polytechnic teachers that will train teachers • Introduction of innovative, e-learning • Strengthening management and leadership • Involvement of six SMK LSP centres for learners and the national LSP training centre for teachers • Co-education facilitation • Rollout to a larger group of SMK’s.
UNFPA Zimbabwe Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Zimbabwe Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Zimbabwe Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Zimbabwe Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Zimbabwe Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Zimbabwe Gender and social norms activities
UNFPA Zimbabwe Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Zimbabwe Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Zimbabwe Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Zimbabwe Population change and data activities UNFPA Zimbabwe Population change and data activities UNFPA Zimbabwe Population change and data activities
UNFPA Zimbabwe Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Zimbabwe Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Zimbabwe Humanitarian action activities
UNFPA Zimbabwe Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Zimbabwe Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Zimbabwe Policy and accountability activities
Albania Procurement Performance Enhancement Project The proposed Project Development Objective (PDO) is to support the Government of Albania to enhance monitoring compliance with the procurement law, improve the complaint review mechanism and increase the capacity of the State Supreme Audit Institution to audit the procurement of public contracts in Albania.
Improving Efficiency and Transparency of Public Finance Management Improving efficiency and transparency of public finance management in Belarus
Strengthening Public Financial Management in Armenia <p>To support improved management of public expenditures in Armenia which will include (a) preparation of&nbsp;a comprehensive Busin ess process Review for GFMIS which will be included in the new PSMP 3 currently under preparation; (b) an assignment on policy based  budgeting and public investment; and (c)&nbsp;a comprehensive e-procurement system.</p><p>.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>
State Assets Inventory and Registry Project Development Objective is to strengthen public financial management in the Kyrgyz Republic by improving the efficiency ofthe management and supervision of public assets by defining uniform guidelines and templates for data collection and establishing acentralized state asset record-keeping system in the Kyrgyz Republic.
Multi Donor Programmatic Trust Fund for Europe and Central Asia Public Finance Management THIS IS AN UMBRELLA PROGRAMMATIC TRUST FUND TO PROVIDE A FLEXIBLE  source of technical assistance financing on various dimensions of  public finance management (PFM) to individual ECA countries or groups  of countries on a needs basis. The main objective of this Trust Fund is to support improvements in  public financial management in Europe and Central Asia (ECA) (with  emphasis on IDA beneficiaries) as an important element of stronger  governance and improved conditions for economic and social development.
Review of Government Payroll and HR Management in Tajikistan The objective of the study is to develop a Conceptual Design of the Government of Tajikistan payroll and HR management that can form the basis for a project to a completely reformed payroll process including insitutional relationships, business processes, software and training.
Turkey Public Finance Management Reform Implementation Support Project The objective of the Grant is to enhance transparency and accountability in the Turkish public sector through the provision of supp ort to its institutions in addressing implementation challenges of the public financial management reform.
Capacity Building in Public Financial Management 2 The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to improve budget predictability, control and transparency in the Kyrgyz Republic.
TJ-Public Procurement Capacity Building The  objectives of the proposed project would be (i) to improve public procurement outcomes by training the civil servants involved in procurement at all levels; (ii) to ensure  availability of certified procurement professionals to accelerate decentralizationof procurement; (iii) training oversight agencies (Chamber of Accounts, Prosecutors office and Internal Auditors) to effectively supervise the public procurement; and (iv) training the bidders to increase competition in public procurement.
Strengthening the Capacity of the Court of Accounts of Moldova (CoA) The objectives of the proposed activity will focus on four areas: (i) developing and implementing new methodologies for the financi al and performance audits of the state budget, state social insurance budget and compulsory health insurance funds, accounting for s everal reforms recently undertaken currently by the Government; (ii) enhancing HR and performance systems for more effective develop ment and deployment of human resources on audit engagements; (iii) enhancing the capacity of conducting an effective audit of IT-bas ed financial systems and obtaining specialized skills to conduct other types of IT audits; and (iv) development of quality control s ystems.  The CoA is keen to enter into a twinning arrangement with one of the recent entrants to the EU (Baltic countries) given com monality of size and scope of government, culture, legacy systems and language and that these countries have successfully met EU ben chmarks (the acquis communitaire) for external audit.    The proposed activities will continue the efforts started under the technic al assistance provided by the World Bank in support to the CoA which came to its end in 2011, and resulted in achievement of substan tive and significant results across all strategic goals set forth for that period.  The results expected to be achieved through impl ementation of these activities are (i) comprehensive and high quality audit of the Government's accounts based on a new audit method ology; (ii) enhanced professionalism of CoA staff in performance audit and IT audit techniques; (iii) increased awareness of the sta keholders about the topics of public interest.
Strengthening the Chamber of Account of Kyrgyz Republic The objective of the activity is to develop professional public sector external audit function of Kyrgyz Republic through strengthening of the CA institutional capacity and audit methods resulting in improved efficiency, accountability and transparency of public spending.
Romania Strengthening Financail Accountability The overarching objective of this activity is to provide direct support for the implementation of the measures under the first FEG-DPL to strengthen the fiscal management by improving the quality of public spending and financial performance of the SOEs.
Scaling-up the Peer-to-Peer Learning in Public Finance at the LSG Level in the Kyrgyz Republic - SUPPL Improve quality of the budgeting at the local level - at which most citizens can readily observe changes and understand firsthand the impact - by increasing capacity of local budget officers, elected officials and local council members through innovative learning approach and by supporting the Government in establishing a countrywide community of practice where LSG representatives can learn and share experiences among themselves.
Trachoma Initiative in the Pacific The project is supporting the antibtiotic element of the SAFE strategy to achieve trachoma elimination goals in Fiji, Kiribati, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu.
Diabetic Retinopathy Initiative in the Pacific The Trust is tackling diabetic retinopathy in Fiji, Kiribati, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga and Vanuatu. We are bringing together health professionals and governments from all of these countries to share learning and find new solutions. We will screen tens of thousands of people with diabetes, and provide vital laser surgery for thousands at risk of going blind. Our goal is to create practical, effective and replicable models of care that can be used to prevent diabetic retinopathy throughout the Commonwealth.
Grant to UNDP for Latvia Language Training Program Grant to UNDP for Latvia Language Training Program
RS! EU Coffee Advocating to improve corporate policies regarding living income, traceability and transparency and accellerating change towards more fair and sustainable supply chains
RS! TLG FVD Accelerate learning tracks on traceability and collective action in order to strengthen advocacy strategies and policy propositions around Fair Value Distribution (FVD)
RS! EU Cocoa Advocating to improve corporate policies regarding living income, traceability and transparency and accellerating change towards more fair and sustainable supply chains
RS! Coffee - Trace Piloting disruptive innovations and digital solutions that aim to prove the business case for transparency and traceability in coffee value chains.
RS! EU Tea Advocating to improve corporate policies regarding living income, traceability and transparency and accellerating change towards more fair and sustainable  supply chains
RS! Cocoa - Trace Piloting disruptive innovations and digital solutions that aim to prove the business case for transparency and traceability in cocoa value chains.
Supporting the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Niger to combat cholera and intestinal diarrhea Supporting the Nigerian Ministry of Health with a check in the amount of 100,000 Saudi riyals It aims to provide the necessary and emergency medical care for patients with cholera and intestinal diarrhea and limit its spread Treating more than 5,500 people with cholera
Drilling (241) surface wells in Niger Providing sources of drinking water, human use and sanitation in the most needy areas in the Republic of Niger 1- Reducing the rate of diseases resulting from water pollution.
2- Increasing the number of water sources suitable for drinking and personal use.
3- Educating the local community about the importance of water and environmental sanitation. - Providing safe water sources for drinking and personal use
- The readiness of 241 surface wells in Niger and the increase of potable water sources
Drilling of (250) surface wells and (15) medium-depth wells in the Republic of Mali Drilling (250) surface wells, the depth of the well varies from (20m to 30m). Installing (250) hand pumps made in India and in force in the Republic of Mali. Constructing the wellhead to protect the well from contamination with the installation of a concrete cover. Constructing a basin for human use for each surface well of concrete (2m * 3m). - Drilling (15) wells of medium depth, ranging in depth from (70m to 100m). A rusty iron water tank with a capacity of 10 m3. Extensions from the well to the tank and to the water filling point. 15 solar pumps with panels with a capacity of 2000 volts. Iron grid over the entire area of the well. Installing (6) solar lights surrounded by the well. Building (2) basins for watering animals. - Providing safe water sources for drinking and personal use in the areas most in need. - Contribute to reducing the percentage of diseases resulting from drinking polluted water. Providing water for livestock, on which the population's economy depends. Contribute to the stability of the population and reduce abandonment in order to obtain water sources (255,000 beneficiaries) have access to safe water for drinking and personal use at a rate of (15 liters / 25 liters per person per day). Ensuring the continuity of wells in the targeted areas and building the capacities of the beneficiaries. Warranty for (one year for surface wells and 3 years for deep wells) on surface wells, including maintenance and spare parts after the completion of the project
Food aid provided to support the displaced in northeastern Nigeria for the year 2022 Provision of (16,000) food parcels to support the displaced in northeastern Nigeria Enhancing food security and meeting the needs of most families according to the Integrated Phase Classification (IPC), alleviating poverty and the suffering of families affected by displacement, and supporting these families
Drilling (52) wells in the Republic of Ghana. Providing safe water sources for drinking and personal use in the areas most in need. 1- Contribute to reducing the percentage of diseases resulting from drinking polluted water.
2 - Providing water for agriculture and livestock, on which the population's economy depends
3- Reducing the time to obtain water to 30 minutes for each beneficiary
4- Raising the income level of the beneficiary population by raising the rate of agriculture and livestock breeding by 5%. (196,404 direct beneficiaries and 70,758 indirect beneficiaries) obtained water suitable for drinking and personal use, as well as for agriculture and livestock breeding.
Feeding basket project in the Republic of Senegal for the year 2023 Distribution of (2,253) food baskets to be distributed to the beneficiaries from the poorest families in the targeted areas Support the food security situation of the beneficiaries Food distribution to beneficiary families in the targeted areas
Support and sponsorship of orphans in the Republic of Mali Providing financial support to sponsor orphans and economic empowerment of orphaned families in the Republic of Mali. - A cash guarantee provided to the orphan, which will be delivered every three months for a full year.
Payment of fees and registration of orphans between the ages of 7 to 15 years.
Economic empowerment of orphaned families by empowering and training women in sewing skills, providing them with empowerment tools, and distributing sheep to the poorest and most needy families. 1,000 orphans receive financial support, and tuition reimbursement
195 women trained in sewing skills
122 of the families of orphans will be provided with sheep.
Strengthening Women's Economic Empowerment and Leadership in Eritrea Women head 45% of the households in Eritrea, yet under -represented in decision -making, which affects their social and economic wellbeing. The high spread of poverty and the persistent drought affect gender relations. Women economic empowerment and leadership is a key direction of OGB's NCS. This project intends to strengthen the roles of women at community level through socioeconomic empowerment within a wider framework that emphasizes women empowerment, leadership and gender equality. It seeks to better organize, train and strengthen the assets base of women. It will be implemented by the National Union of Eritrean Women (NUEW).
North Red Sea Food Security Programme This project is designed to address the immediate and long standing food and income security needs for the drought and war affected agro pastoralist communities in Shieb Sub zone.  The outcome of this action will be achieved through increasing agricultural production by construction of a permanent diversion canal structure (spate irrigation), access to improved seed, agricultural inputs, improved extension services and income generating opportunities. 1300 households (9,240 people  - estimate 60% women) will benefit.  OGB will manage the project in close collaboration with government partners and community groups (CBOs).
Scaling up Information Dissemination on Drought Risk Reduction and Environmental The recurring drought is a major hazard in Eritrea with devastating effects on the vulnerable communities and the economy. Drought affects mostly the poor crop -dependency farmers and agro -pastoralist. To reduce the risk it is essential to focus on preparedness capacity building of the youth in Eritrea. This project aims at;   1. Improving the organization set -up and capacity of students' five clubs in  schools in Zoba Maekel,one college of Arts of Adi keih and community reserve in Embaderhoin Maekel Zone.   2.Emproved environmental and public heath awareness among the students and the surrounding communities of target schools.