devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Agricultural Development: Small-Scale Irrigation and Water Management Project "The project's development objective is to contribute to rural poverty reduction and food security through improved access to, and management of, water resources for agricultural and pastoral use. Specific objectives are to: (i) strengthen target group capacities and facilitate their participation in project activities, including through access to irrigated land; (ii) assist target groups with investments to increase their access to irrigation water using technologies adapted to their technical skills and resource levels; (iii) intensify and diversify sustainable agricultural production under irrigation and in inland valley bottoms; and (iv) support marketing activities and enhance incomes, particularly of the most asset-poor households.
Policy objectives include contributing to the body of best practices for sustainable, pro-poor interventions in irrigated smallholder agriculture in the framework of the recently approved national policy for the sustainable development of irrigated agriculture. Institutional objectives include strengthening technical capacity in the small-scale irrigation subsector at the grass-roots level and in central and deconcentrated line agencies. The former includes irrigator committees, water user associations, and similar grass-roots and farmer organizations; the latter, the Directorate for Irrigation Development (DDI) and the recently established Directorate for Rural Land Tenure Security and Farmer Organizations (DGFROP)."The project''s development objective is to contribute to rural poverty reduction and food security through improved access to, and management of, water resources for agricultural and pastoral use. Specific objectives are to: (i) strengthen target group capacities and facilitate their participation in project activities, including through access to irrigated land; (ii) assist target groups with investments to increase their access to irrigation water using technologies adapted to their technical skills and resource levels; (iii) intensify and diversify sustainable agricultural production under irrigation and in inland valley bottoms; and (iv) support marketing activities and enhance incomes, particularly of the most asset-poor households.Policy objectives include contributing to the body of best practices for sustainable, pro-poor interventions in irrigated smallholder agriculture in the framework of the recently approved national policy for the sustainable development of irrigated agriculture. Institutional objectives include strengthening technical capacity in the small-scale irrigation subsector at the grass-roots level and in central and deconcentrated line agencies. The former includes irrigator committees, water user associations, and similar grass-roots and farmer organizations; the latter, the Directorate for Irrigation Development (DDI) and the recently established Directorate for Rural Land Tenure Security and Farmer Organizations (DGFROP).
Rural Development: South West Rural Development Project Rural Development: South West Rural Development Project
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Agricultural Value Chains Support Project in the Southwest, Hauts-Bassins, Cascades and Boucle du Mouhoun Regions The goal of PAPA-4R is to contribute to  reducing poverty and stimulating economic growth in the Southwest, Hauts-Bassins, Cascades and Boucle du Mouhoun.

The development objective of PAFA-4R replicates that of PAPFA, namely: sustainably improve food security and incomes of farmers engaged in production and value addition in the value chains supported by the project.The development objective of PAPFA-extension is the same as PAPFA, namely "to sustainably improve food security and income of the farmers involved in the production and value-addition within the targeted value chains"
Agricultural Development: Sustainable Rural Development Programme The aim of the programme is to contribute to the effort to tackle rural poverty. It will
accomplish this through: (a) capacity-building among target village groups and their institutions so
that they can better manage their productive terroirs (land resources); (b) a reversal in the trend
towards the degradation of cultivated and non-cultivated land through watershed development and
irrigation schemes; (c) an increase in the revenues of the targeted rural poor through improved
agricultural production and productivity; and (d) improvements in the living conditions of the target groups through enhanced access to basic social services and markets. The foreseen activities are in
line with the COSOP for Burkina Faso and IFAD¿s strategy for Western and Central Africa. Within the context of decentralization, the features of the SRDP are distinct in that they address
issues related to production and the protection and improvement of natural resources and capital
assets (water, land and vegetation). As a complement to other components designed to address the
priority social needs expressed by the populations of potential beneficiary villages, the SRDP aims to
ease the pressure on the land and enhance production over the medium and long run, thereby raising
incomes among the rural poor.
Agricultural Development: Special Programme for Soil and Water Conservation and Agroforestry in the Central Plateau Agricultural Development: Special Programme for Soil and Water Conservation and Agroforestry in the Central Plateau
Agricultural Development: Hauts Bassins/Volta Noire Agricultural Development Project Agricultural Development: Hauts Bassins/Volta Noire Agricultural Development Project
Agricultural Development: Community Investment Programme for Agricultural Fertility Agricultural Development: Community Investment Programme for Agricultural Fertility
Agricultural Development: Special Programme for Soil and Water Conservation - Phase II Agricultural Development: Special Programme for Soil and Water Conservation - Phase II
Rural Development: Agricultural Value Chains Promotion Project The overall objective of PAPFA is to contribute to poverty reduction and stimulate economic growth in the regions of Boucle du Mouhoun, des Cascades et des Hauts- Bassins.
The development objective is to sustainably improve the food security and incomes of farmers working in production and value addition in the rice, market gardening, sesame and cowpea value chains.
Agricultural Development: Participatory Natural Resource Management and Rural Development Project in the North, Centre-North and East Regions The project's general objective is to improve the living conditions and boost the incomes of the most disadvantaged rural people. The specific objective is assist the target population in developing and strengthening its autonomy and ability to play an increasingly proactive role, fully acknowledged by other stakeholders, in creating a sustainable economic and social fabric.
Agricultural Development: Agricultural Commodity Chain Support Project The five commodity chains to be supported by PROFIL (cowpea and sesame, goats/sheep, poultry and onions) represent considerable development opportunities for the rural poor. Given a number of interesting and promising trends in terms of, inter alia, the potential for improving marketing and access to new technologies, for increasing farm gate prices as well as profit margins for rural poor actors located further downstream from production, the timeliness of support specifically to these commodity chains can be deemed highly appropriate. The domestic market is vibrant and the regional integration process is accelerating. In the context of the ECOWAP and UEMOA''s support to commodity chains, a growing number of agricultural products can now be more easily exported. Burkina Faso is particularly well placed to take advantage of this regional economic opportunity, as it borders on six neighbouring countries. The development objective of PROFIL is to reduce rural poverty by enhancing the access of the rural poor to profitable markets. Specific objectives are:to develop the links between the target groups and other commodity chain stakeholders;to strengthen the capacities of the target groups and their institutions; andto improve the access of the rural poor to productive investments and marketing services
MONITORING AND ACCELERATING SDGS National and territorial authorities have the tools and capacities to monitor and accelerate the achievement of the national
goals of the Sustainable Development Goals most relevant to children, adolescents and women.
DEVELOPED CAPACITIES ON HEALTH, NUTRITION, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH),  Early Child Development (ECD) AND ADOLESCENTS Institutions responsible for comprehensive attention  to children and adolescents have developed capacities to respond adequately
to the needs of children and adolescents and their families and pregnant and breastfeeding women as well as the needs of
communities with regard to health, nutrition and social, environmental and sanitary emergencies as well as Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and child and
adolescent development
(TBCL) KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENTMONI & EVAL (tbcl) Knowledge ManagementMoni & Eval  aluation
SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM In 2019, the main institutions of the Social Protection System (SPS) will have evidence, tools and capacity to reduce child
poverty and social exclusion with the participation of civil society and the private sector.
CHILD PROTECTION AGAINST GBV As of 2019, public servants of the National Family Welfare System and relevant authorities in prioritized communities have improved
their knowledge and skills to provide services and protect children and adolescents against GBV, with a focus that differentiates
by age, gender, ethnicity, disability and sexual orientation.
CAPACITY BUILDING FOR LOCAL EDUACTION SECRETARIAT AND MEN The MEN, education secretariats and schools have technical and managerial tools and capacities to provide relevant, inclusive
and quality educational services with a differentiated approach to migrant children and adolescents and host communities, in
prioritized municipalities
CHILD-FRIENDLY POLICIES In 2019, decision-making bodies, responsible for social policy nationally and sub-nationally, will have increased their capacity to
design and coordinate policies, programs and budgets that favor children and teenagers.
HEALTH AND WATER FOR ETHNIC COMMUNITIES By 2019, indigenous and afro-descendant organizations have increased knowledge and capacity to agree upon the provision of  quality
and culturally appropriate health, nutrition and Early Child Development (ECD) services.
SUB-NATL CAPACITY BUILDG PUBLIC POLICY By September 2015, representatives of public sector and civil society from  the prioritized departments and municipalities have
increased  their  capacities to manage public policies that guarantee childrenÂ´s and adolescentsÂ´ rights.
PARTICIPATORY LOCAL PLANNING The MEN, education secretariats and schools have technical and managerial tools and capacities to provide relevant, inclusive and
quality educational services with a differentiated approach to migrant children and adolescents and host communities, in
prioritized municipalities
DRR AND CLIMATE CHANGE IN LOCAL PLANNING Territorial entities in category 5 and 6 municipalities have the planning, management and monitoring capacities to ensure
rights-  based approaches  disaster risk management in the face of social and health emergencies  and adaptation to climate change
in their territorial plans.
(TBCL) LMONITORING AND MOBILIZATION OF (tbcl) lMonitoring and mobilization of  tilizan informaciÃ³n desagregada (gÃ©nero, Ã©tnia, ruralidad, afectaciÃ³n por violencia) sobre
el cumplimien to del derecho a la educaciÃ³n para la incidencia en polÃ­ticas pÃºblicas.
COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH CARE As of 2019, local authorities and services providers have increased capacity to deliver culturally appropriate and community-based
interventions to prevent malnutrition and maternal and child morbidity and mortality, including non-communicable diseases
PREVENTION OF HARMFUL PRACTICES AND GIRL EMPOWERMENT National and territorial institutions have the capacities and tools to design, implement, and monitor policies and programmes
with a differentiated approach for the empowerment of girls and adolescents and protection against harmful practices.
(TBCL) EDUCATION IN EMERGENCIES (tbcl) lMonitoring and mobilization of  tilizan informaciÃ³n desagregada (gÃ©nero, Ã©tnia, ruralidad, afectaciÃ³n por violencia) sobre
el cumplimien to del derecho a la educaciÃ³n para la incidencia en polÃ­ticas pÃºblicas.
PEACEBUILDING AND RECONCILIATION Strengthening capacities of girls, boys and adolescents to participate  in local processes of peacebuilding and reconciliation in
prioritized municipalities.
IMPROVED KNOWLEDGE ON PREVENTION ON ALLFORMS OF VIOLENCE Community-based and institutional child protection networks have improved their knowledge and tools to protect children and
adolescents from violence, especially recruitment, mine accidents and gender-based violence, and to reincorporate them, and are
supported in the quality-assurance process for national level organization efforts on antipersonnel mine risk education.
INCLUSION AND QUALITY IN EDUCATION By September 2015, national and local authorities, including ethnic authorities, and civil society organizations have strengthened
their capacity to develop and implement comprehensive strategies that promote quality and inclusiveness of education for the most
vulnerable populations (with emphasis on indigenous and Afro-Colombian populations).
COMPRENHENSIVE CARE STRATEGY CHILD-MATER Entornos institucionales de los municipios priorizados implementan y evalÃºan acciones orientadas a la atenciÃ³n integral por ciclo
vital, con enfasis en las estrategias de Cero a Siempre y de lavado de manos.
TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE As of 2019, national authorities and relevant actors have improved capacity to ensure transitional justice for children as
formulated by the Victim and Land Restitution Law, including truth, justice, reparations and guarantees of non-repetition.
ADOLESCENT LEADERSHIP AND PARTICIPATION National and territorial authorities have the tools and capacities to monitor and accelerate the achievement of the national
goals of the Sustainable Development Goals most relevant to children, adolescents and women.
MONITORING AND PROGRAMME EVALUATION SUPP In 2014, the UNICEF cooperation program in Colombia and its implementing partners in the national and subnational levels have
strengthened their capacities for planning, monitoring, management and evaluation coordinated from the RBM and learning experience
consistent with a human rights approach.
COMPREHENSIVE MODEL IN WATER, SANITATION DefiniciÃ³n e implementaciÃ³n a nivel local de estrategias que permitan la eliminaciÃ³n de las diferentes barreras de acceso al
registro civil en las poblaciones indÃ­genas y afro del paÃ­s.
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT By 2019, ICBF has validated quality standards that are culturally appropriated to implement comprehensive care strategies for Early Child Development (ECD), 
that involve families and child development centres.
PREVENTION AND RESPONSE OF ALL FORMS OFVIOLENCE Institutions in prioritized territories increase their capacities and resilience to prevent and respond to all forms of violence
that affect children and adolescents in migratory contexts and incorporate elements and tools for sanitary, economic and social
emergencies within local contexts.
NAT CAPACITY BUILDING FOR PUBLIC POL By September 2015, representatives of public sector and civil society, have increased  their  capacities to produce, circulate and
apply evidence-based knowledge  in the formulation, management and monitoring of policies, budgets and laws to guarantee childrenÂ´s
and adolescentsÂ´ rights
IMPROVED CAPACITIES AND MECHANISMS FOR IMPLEMENTING LOCAL PUBLIC POLICIES Institutions responsible for comprehensive attention  to children and adolescents have developed capacities to respond adequately
to the needs of children and adolescents and their families and pregnant and breastfeeding women as well as the needs of
communities with regard to health, nutrition and social, environmental and sanitary emergencies as well as Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and child and
adolescent development
INTEGRAL HEALTH, NUTRITION, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SERVICES Families and communities most affected by the mixed migratory flows access comprehensive services in health, nutrition and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH).
FUNDRAISING Fundraising with private sector, business companies and individuals to contribute to the goals of the Country Programme Office.
Coordinate with the program areas and communications to present to potential donors and current country program and get their
commitment.
EMERGENCIES By September 2015, national, departmental and local institutions that are part of the National Disaster Prevention and Assistance
System, and related programmes for assisting populations affected by the armed conflict, have increased their capacity to prevent
and provide assistance in emergencies in the framework of the CCC (Core Commitments for Children).
EDUCATION AND ARMED CONFLICT In 2019, schools, local authorities and communities most vulnerable to conflict and the Ministry of Education will be better
prepared to provide education services in a safe, relevant and appropriate way to all children, teenagers and teachers living in or
returning to these communities
CHILD PARTICIPATION In 2019, governmental authorities will have capacity to implement validated strategies and mechanisms to ensure effective
participation of children and teenagers in the framework of the relevant national and sub-national policies.
COMPRENHENSIVE CARE MECHANISM CHILD-MATE By September 2015, decision makers have acquired political and technical guidelines that improve comprehensive early childhood care
 at  institutional, community and family level.
FAMILY PRACTICES As of 2019, prioritized families have strengthened their parental practices of early childhood within safe environments that
guarantee child care, gender equality and non-discrimination
MONITORING BUDGETS By 2019, stakeholders from the government and civil society will use validated tools and data for regular monitoring and assessment
of budget and public spending on children.
DDR, SCR1612 AND MINE VICTIMS The National System of Comprehensive Attention and Reparation of Victims and the National Family Welfare System have increased
their capacities to adopt and implement specific mechanisms and programmes on DDR as well as mine action standards, targeting girls,
 boys, and adolescents affected by the armed conflict.
HEALTHY LIFE STYLE Protection, surveillance, control and justice systems have the capacities and tools to apply international standards for the
protection of child and adolescents rights in their procedures, roadmaps, strategies and mechanisms.
CHILD PROTECTION NETWORKS As of 2019, government institutions and child protection networks at national and community levels are equipped to increase
coordination and use common standards in the protection of children against violence, including GBV.
PROTECTION AND HUMANITARIAN ACTION By September 2015, children, adolescents, families, communities and institutions in the areas most affected by the armed conflict,
have increased their capacity to protect children and adolescents  the direct victims will have received comprehensive care as part
of the national and international legislation.
PROTECTION AGAINST VIOLENCE By September 2015, the national family welfare system and the justice system, as well as local communities, have increased their
capacity to protect children and adolescents from violence, exploitation, abuse and other violations of their rights, consistent
with applicable national and international law.
PROTECTIVE ENVIRONMENTS As 2019, girls, boys and adolescents in prioritized high-risk areas who are exposed to violence have access to and use child
protection prevention and response services within their communities
PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AND JUSTICE SYSTEMS Protection, surveillance, control and justice systems have the capacities and tools to apply international standards for the
protection of child and adolescents rights in their procedures, roadmaps, strategies and mechanisms.
(TBCL)CAPACITY BUILDING FOR COMPRENHENSI (tbcl)Capacity building for comprenhensides - incluidas autoridades indÃ­
genas y afrodescendientes-, han fortalecido sus capacidades de gestiÃ³n p
ara el mejoramiento de la calidad de la educaciÃ³n en Guajira, CÃ³rdoba, B
olÃ­var, Magdalena, ChocÃ³, Cauca, Amazonas, Putumayo, Boyaca, y municipio
s de Soacha, Bello
ETHNO-EDUCATION For 2019, the Ministry of Education, certified territorial entities and local authorities in priority municipalities will improve
their capacity to offer learning environments adapted to the cultural particularities of indigenous and Afro-descendant children
and teenagers in order to obtain better educational results
COMMUNICATION To 2014 UNICEF will continue to be recognized as the organization from United Nations that works to guarantee the rights of
children in Colombia, under the concept â€œUnite for Childrenâ€. UNICEF brand will be recognized by stakeholders* increasing in at
least 10% the brand T.O.M. (Top of Mind). Individual Donations will be higher in at least 20% due to communication support.
*stakeholders: citizens, donors, opinion leaders, partners and decision makers.
MONITORING CHILD SITUATION By 2019, the government and civil society will use validated tools and data for regular monitoring of the situation of children and
teenagers and the evaluation of related policies and programs.
(CL)MINE RISK EDUCATION AND VICTIM (CL)Mine Risk Education and Victim      cciÃ³n Integran contra Minas, las niÃ±as, niÃ±os, adolescentes y sus familias de las zonas
priorizadas por UNICEF, desarrollan capacidades para  prevenir los accidentes con MAP/MUSE/AEI,  tienen acceso a atenciÃ³n,
rehabilitaciÃ³n y reparaciÃ³n en caso de ser vÃ­ctima y las instituciones portadoras de obligaciones fortalecen sus capacidades.
IMPROVED CAPACITIES TO PROTECT THE EDUCATIONAL PATHS OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS Education secretariats, schools, parents and caregivers in prioritized rural areas have improved their capacities to protect the
educational paths of children and adolescents.
COMMUNICATIONS AND ADVOCACY UNICEF staff and partners are provided with tool,s guidance and resources for effective communication and advocay on child rights
issues..
IMPROVED CAPACITIES ON NUTRITION Early Child Development (ECD) AND SELF-CARE Families affected by the mixed migration flow in prioritized territories have improved capacities for family self-care, nutrition
and promotion of child development, as well as prevention and response to violence.
EDUCATION AND PEACEBUILDING In 2019, local schools and communities will have access to validated tools for developing and promoting school based initiatives
for peacebuilding, reconciliation and resilience