devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Scaling-up of high impact interventions in the fight against HIV/AIDS Burkina Faso - HIV - Secrétariat Permanent du Conseil National de Lutte contre le Sida et les Infections Sexuellement Transmissibles (SP/CNLS-IST) - SP/CNLS-IST.  This program has the following goals: Les nouvelles infections sont réduites de 75% à l'horizon 2025.  New infections are reduced by 75% by 2025..  La mortalité liée au VIH est réduite de 70% chez les PVVIH à l'horizon 2025.  HIV-related mortality is reduced by 70% among PLWHIV by 2025..  Les obstacles et inégalités liés aux droits humains et au genre qui entravent l’accès aux services sont réduites à l'horizon 2025.  Human rights and gender-related barriers and inequalities that impede access to services are reduced by 2025..  La gouvernance est renforcée au niveau central et régional.  Governance is strengthened at central and regional levels.. The objectives of this program are: 95% des populations clés (TS, HSH, Usagers de drogue, Détenus, PVVIH), vulnérables (adolescents et jeunes, Personnes handicapées, femmes en âge de procréer, PDI et refugiés) et passerelles (Orpailleurs et routiers) utilisent le paquet de services de prévention combinée selon des approches différenciées à l’horizon 2025.  95% of key populations (sex workers, MSM, drug users, prisoners, PLWHIV), vulnerable populations (adolescents and young people, people with disabilities, women of childbearing age, IDPs and refugees) and bridge populations (gold diggers and truck drivers) will use the combined prevention services package according to differentiated approaches by 2025..  100% des structures impliquées dans la PEC des IST, la Sécurité transfusionnelle et la Prophylaxie post exposition au VIH adoptent des mesures pour l’élimination des cas de nouvelles infections à VIH d’ici 2025.  100% of facilities involved in STI CEP, Transfusion Safety and HIV Post Exposure Prophylaxis adopt measures to eliminate cases of new HIV infections by 2025..  L’élimination de la transmission du VIH et des IST de la mère à l’enfant est certifiée au Burkina Faso à l’horizon 2025.   The elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and STIs is certified in Burkina Faso by 2025..  95% des PVVIH sont intégrées dans le dispositif de prise en charge médicale en vigueur à l'horizon 2025.  95% of PLWHIV are integrated into the medical care system in force by 2025..  95% des PVVIH sous traitement ARV ont une charge virale indétectable et 95% des PVVIH sont retenues sous traitement ARV à l'horizon 2025.   95% of PLWHIV on ARV treatment have an undetectable viral load and 95% of PLWHIV are retained on ARV treatment by 2025..  L’information stratégique de qualité sur la réponse nationale au VIH est disponible.   Quality strategic information on the national response to HIV is available..  Réduire le taux de décès chez les patients TB/VIH de 20% (cohorte 2018) à moins de 5% (cohorte 2024) .   Reduce the death rate among TB/HIV patients from 20% (cohort 2018) to less than 5% (cohort 2024).
Burkina Faso - Malaria - United Nations Development Programme Burkina Faso - Malaria - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
Burkina Faso - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme Burkina Faso - Tuberculosis - United Nations Development Programme - UNDP HQ.
Burkina Faso - Tuberculosis - Secrétariat Permanent du Conseil National de Lutte contre le Sida et les Infections Sexuellement Transmissibles (SP/CNLS-IST) Burkina Faso - Tuberculosis - Secrétariat Permanent du Conseil National de Lutte contre le Sida et les Infections Sexuellement Transmissibles (SP/CNLS-IST) - SP/CNLS-IST.
Burkina Faso - Malaria - Secrétariat Permanent du Conseil National de Lutte contre le Sida et les Infections Sexuellement Transmissibles (SP/CNLS-IST) Burkina Faso - Malaria - Secrétariat Permanent du Conseil National de Lutte contre le Sida et les Infections Sexuellement Transmissibles (SP/CNLS-IST) - SP/CNLS-IST.
Burkina Faso - Malaria - Plan International, Inc. Burkina Faso - Malaria - Plan International, Inc. - Plan HQ.
Burkina Faso - Malaria - Programme d'Appui au Développement Sanitaire (PADS) Burkina Faso - Malaria - Programme d'Appui au Développement Sanitaire (PADS) - PADS.
Scaling-up of high impact interventions in the fight against TB Burkina Faso - Tuberculosis - Programme d'Appui au Développement Sanitaire (PADS) - PADS.  This program has the following goals: Contribuer à l’amélioration de l’état de santé de la population du Burkina Faso en réduisant le poids de la tuberculose d’ici à fin 2025. To contribute to the improvement of the health status of the population of Burkina Faso by reducing the burden of tuberculosis by the end of 2025..  Réduire l’incidence de la tuberculose de 48 en 2018 à 40 cas/100 000 habitants en 2025 et le taux de mortalité de 7,8 à 5,7 décès/100 000 habitants d’ici à fin 2025. Reduce the incidence of tuberculosis from 48 in 2018 to 40 cases/100,000 inhabitants in 2025 and the mortality rate from 7.8 to 5.7 deaths/100,000 inhabitants by the end of 2025..  .  . The objectives of this program are: Diagnostiquer et mettre sous traitement 40 641 malades TB de 2021 à 2025 avec une augmentation du taux de couverture du traitement de la TB (notifiés/incidence estimée) de 63% en 2018 à 90% en 2025.  To diagnose and treat 40,641 TB patients from 2021 to 2025 with an increase in TB treatment coverage (reported/estimated incidence) from 63% in 2018 to 90% in 2025..  Augmenter la proportion des nouveaux patients et rechutes de TB toutes formes ayant bénéficié du test Xpert MTB/RIF en diagnostic initial de 21 % en 2018 à 98% en 2025.  To increase the proportion of new patients and relapses of all forms of TB having benefited from the Xpert MTB/RIF test in initial diagnosis from 21% in 2018 to 98% in 2025..  Accroître le taux de succès au traitement des patients TB pharmaco sensibles de 79,1% (cohorte 2018) à au moins 90% (cohorte 2024) et ceux TB-résistante de 61,8% (cohorte 2018) à au moins 85% (cohorte 2024).  Réduire le taux de décès chez les patients TB/VIH de 20% (cohorte 2018) à moins de 5% (cohorte 2024) .  Reduce the death rate among TB/HIV patients from 20% (cohort 2018) to less than 5% (cohort 2024).  Assurer le traitement antituberculeux à 100% des patients TB des zones à déficit sécuritaire.  Ensuring 100% TB treatment for TB patients in unsafe areas.  Renforcer les capacités du PNT dans la gestion de la lutte contre la tuberculose d’ici à fin 2025.  Strengthen the capacity of the NTP in the management of tuberculosis control by the end of 2025..  .  .  .  .  .
UPINION real-time monitoring and communication Real-time monitoring and communication with refugees and host communities in Lebanon and Turkey
Phase 1: E-Health learning platform for community midwives in rural Yemen "Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) in Developing Markets.Digital solutions to improve access to healthcare and education services for remote groups in the Middle East and North Africa. Phase I."
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for UNHCR Central African Republic UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organization dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.\nUNOPS provides specialist human resources and contract management support to UNHCR.\n
Rehabilitation and development of the Kolongo Waste management site in Bangui, Central African Republic The Government Of Central African Republic identified the improvement of \nsolid waste management as a priority. As such, the United Nations Multidimensional \nIntegrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) appointed \nUNOPS to carry out an assessment of the Kolongo Landfill site used by both MINUSCA and the Municipality to dispose waste in Bangui as the first phase of a two-phase project. \n\nUNOPS was contracted by MINUSCA to conduct a feasibility study on the improvement of the Kolongo Landfill and to make recommendations for the site's improvement with respect to environmental impact mitigation and cost-effective disposal of waste. In this second phase, UNOPS has been asked to implement the rehabilitation and development of the Kolongo Waste management site.
Support to Community Violence Reduction Programme in Multiple Field Locations in Central African Republic Conceived as complementary to the national Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) programme for Central African Republic, the Community Violence Reduction programme of the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in The Central African Republic focuses on communities and targets armed group elements, and self-defense groups, who are not eligible for the national DDR programme as well as other community members, with particular attention to women and to youth prone-to-violence/with conflict generating capacities. \nUNOPS supports the implementation  in at least seven field locations (Bria, Bouar, Bossangoa, Kaga Bandoro, Bangassou, Birao and Ndele) from 2023 to 2024, targeting at least 5,000 beneficiaries.
23982 Appui à l’exécution du PARCB2 pour la RCA avec la BAD 23982-001 - 23982 Appui à l’exécution du PARCB2 pour la RCA avec la BAD
The Emergency Infrastructure and Connectivity Restoration Project (PURIC)  in Central African Republic The Central African Republic (CAR), a vast territory of more than 623,000 km2 , characterized by  rich  biodiversity and subsoil, is paradoxically one of the poorest countries in the world and ranked 188th out of 189 countries according to the United Nations Human Development Index of December 2020. According to the same source, more than 71% of the population lives in poverty, with an inadequate and poorly maintained road network exacerbating the inequalities between the populations of the capital and those of rural towns. The Central African Republic has around 9,300 km of roads classified as "main or regional" and more than 15,000 km of rural roads. Of the 9,300 km of main roads, less than 10% are paved, a consequence of the country’s poverty, one of the causes of which is attributable to its landlocked nature.\nIn the search for solutions to reduce this increased poverty, the Government requested and obtained funding from the World Bank (WB) and the French Development Agency (AFD) for the Projet d'Urgence de Rétablissement des Infrastructures et de Connectivité en Centrafrique (PURIC-CA).\nUNOPS is assisting the Government of the Central African Republic and its financial partners to  implement the sub-components 1.2 and 1. 3 of PURIC: the restoration of road connectivity in the North-East of CAR (Ndélé - Ouadda - Ouadda Djallé - Birao - Am Dafok axis) and the rural connectivity in the Vakaga region including the completion of the road works on the Kaga Bandoro - Mbrès - Bamingui - Ndélé axis, carried over from the PCR (Rural Connectivity Project).\n
Mine Action Technical Support Services to MINUSCA in Central African Republic Established in 1997, the United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) leads, coordinates, and implements projects and programmes to mitigate the threats posed by explosive ordnance to the benefit of millions of people worldwide.\n\nUNMAS in the Central African Republic contributes to the explosive ordnance threat mitigation and response efforts and continues to reinforce the capacity of the national authorities in weapons and ammunition management (WAM) in line with the MINUSCA’s strategic objectives.\n
24250 Mine Action in Support of MINUSCA, 2024-25 AB 24250-001 - 24250 Mine Action in Support of MINUSCA, 2024-25 AB
Rehabilitation of the Bangui Paediatric Hospital's Neonatology Unit 24559-001 - Rehabilitation of the Bangui Paediatric Hospital's Neonatology Unit
Service de support en Ressources Humaines (HR), en Logistiques et Achats pour le pour l'execution du PAPEUR par le Centre du Commerce International (ITC/CCI) en République Centrafricaine Service de support en Ressources Humaines (HR), en Logistiques et Achats pour le pour l'execution du PAPEUR par le Centre du Commerce International (ITC/CCI) en République Centrafricaine
24437 Acquisition de véhicules, équipements informatiques et matériels de bureau pour le Projet Élevage et Appui aux Jeunes (PEAJ) en RCA 24437-001 - 24437 Acquisition de véhicules, équipements informatiques et matériels de bureau pour le Projet Élevage et Appui aux Jeunes (PEAJ) en RCA
Support to MINUSCA Community Violence Reduction Activities in Bangui Though implementing community violence reduction and conflict prevention and resolution projects, UNOPS supports the government's national development and peacebuilding priorities, as well as other partner efforts to help build a sustainable future for the people of the Central African Republic.
Rural Connectivity Project in the North-East Area of Central African Republic The Rural Connectivity Project responds to the National Plan of the Government of the Central African Republic for Recovery and Consolidation of Peace, adopted at the end of 2016, the effects of which have had a serious effect on the national economy and the humanitarian situation in the country.\n\nThe Rural Connectivity Project aims to improve rural road connectivity, access to markets and social services and to provide an immediate and effective response to a crisis in the Northeast region. This project is divided into two components:\nComponent 1 : Rehabilitation and Maintenance of Rural Roads including Capacity Building\nComponent 2: Project Management and Supervision\nThe project deliverable also include reduction of gender-based violence along the road.\n
24166 Projet de Construction et de Réhabilitation des Infrastructures Sanitaires «PRPPCVIHTBCOVID-19» pour la République Centrafricaine 24166-001 - 24166 Projet de Construction et de Réhabilitation des Infrastructures Sanitaires «PRPPCVIHTBCOVID-19» pour la République Centrafricaine
Mine Action in Support of MINUSCA in Central African Republic Established in 1997, the United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) leads, coordinates, and implements projects and programmes to mitigate the threats posed by explosive ordnance to the benefit of millions of people worldwide.\n\nUNMAS in the Central African Republic contributes to the explosive ordnance threat mitigation and response efforts and continues to reinforce the capacity of the national authorities in weapons and ammunition management (WAM) in line with the MINUSCA’s strategic objectives.
24693 CVR Field Locations FY 24-25 24693-001 - 24693 CVR Field Locations FY 24-25
Ireland provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Ireland provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Canada provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Canada provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Switzerland provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Switzerland provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Netherlands provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Netherlands provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Private donations (through UNF) provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Germany provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Germany provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Spain provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Spain provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Norway provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Norway provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Luxembourg provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Luxembourg provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Qatar provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Qatar provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Sweden provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Sweden provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Belgium provides the fund to Nigeria (2020) Belgium provides the fund to Nigeria (2020)
Asian Elephant Postal Fund The purpose of this project is to build local capacity for long-term landscape genetic monitoring, working with local wildlife biologists, patrol rangers and veterinary and forestry students from local universities. Project will provide guidelines and promote rigorous standards for noninvasive genetic sampling. Grantee will assess the genetic diversity of elephants, determine whether there is genetic discontinuity within and among elephant populations across the western landscape, and test whether confinement of elephant populations into small and isolated protected areas disrupt the social structure and long-range dispersal patterns which are critical to population viability. Field sampling will be carried out in western Thailand
Asian Elephant Conserv-Species Conservation Grant Direct cross-regional support for elephant range States to help them meet their obligations under the CITES Monitoring the Illegal Killing of Elephants (MIKE) Project: carcass detection, law enforcement, population monitoring, and capacity-building
Conservation of Tigers through Law Enforcement and Education Campaign in the Western Forest Complex, Thailand Year 9-11 The purpose of this project is to bring tigers back to their natural carrying capacity in the Western Forest Complex, a World Heritage Site. The project has the following objectives: (1) To maintain the Smart patrol system in Thung Yai West to the current intensity and coverage, provide rangers refresher training, examine Spatial Monitoring And Reporting Tool (SMART) data, evaluate patrol effectiveness and threat reduction; (2) To build a volunteer network from existing volunteer groups and conservation clubs in key universities to conduct nature education activities in Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary (HKK), repair "Home of the Tiger Nature Trail " provide training on use of the Nature Education Manual for Wildlife Conservation, provide training on designing and producing wildlife conservation campaign materials; and (3) To train undergraduate wildlife students from Kasetsart University on SMART patrol and wildlife monitoring techniques in HKK, provide an overview of the importance of SMART patrol system to protect endangered species, train students on use of GPS patrolling and data collection, provide students an overview of the occupancy survey technique and conducting the field occupancy survey, and other important field methods.
Southeast area of the Western Forest Conservation Complex (WEFCOM), Kanchanaburi province, west Thailand "The purpose of this proposal is to enable the recovery and protection of tigers and tiger prey in Salakpra Wildlife Sanctuary. This will be done by networking with the Department of National Parks and other NGO tiger researchers to develop the capacity in the Salakpra Zoological Society of London (ZSL)/Elephant Conservation Network (ECN) team and relevant rangers to undertake basic tiger surveys; acquiring baseline data on tiger and tiger prey distribution and densities in Salakpra; and supporting the integration of tiger survey findings into the Salakpra patrol system...Specifically, this will include: 1) recruiting a project assistant; 2) providing equipment to the tiger team needed to implement the project; 3) arranging a five day field course on tiger and tiger prey survey techniques in Huai Kha Khaeng for the tiger team and relevant rangers; 4) carrying out a 4 day study trip for the tiger team (about 12 people) to another tiger site (e.g. Thap Lan NP) that uses similar tiger survey techniques to those planned for this project; 5) implementing the camera-trap surveys for tigers; 6) implementing the ungulate surveys to measure ungulate occupancy; 7) logging the data from the camera-traps and foot surveys into the database; 8) analyzing the data on a regular basis so it is available for patrol planning and deployment; 9) providing feedback at Salakpras Protected Area Committee management meetings to ensure that findings of this project are integrated into the Salakpra management and protection system; and 10) organizing a tiger conservation network gathering at the end of the project to share findings with project advisors and their tiger team colleagues in order to discuss future collaborations and what next? ."
CONSERVATION OF TIGERS THROUGH LAW ENFORCEMENT, VOLUNTEER NETWORK, AND WILDLIFE STUDENT TRAINING IN THE WESTERN FOREST COMPLEX, THAILAND, YEAR 12 The purpose of this project is to (1) Strengthen the Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART) Patrol System in Thung Yai West Wildlife Sanctuary (TYW) through training, morale boosting support, and monitoring performance; (2) Strengthen the.conservation education in local schools; (3) Monitor tigers and their prey in TYW as indicators of management success; and (4) Train undergraduate wildlife students from Kasetsart University on SMART Patrol and wildlife monitoring techniques.
Protecting Asian elephants through the integration of ecological research and conflict mitigation in the Salakpra Conservation Landscape, Thailand The purpose of this project is to contribute to the conservation of the Asian elephant in the Salakpra Conservation Landscape by enhancing their movement and reducing human-elephant conflict (HEC) events through the adaptation of sustainable land use plans, conflict mitigation, and conservation management programs. Specific activities will include: 1) development of land use/cover maps for the Salakpra Conservation Landscape; 2) collection of elephant ecological data; 3) identification of elephant dispersal routes and high value habitats; 4) development of a landscape scale habitat management plan; 5) training of community members to collect crop-raiding data; 6) compilation and analysis of crop-raiding data into a database; 7) convening quarterly community engagement meetings to share results, develop land use plans, and identify HEC mitigation techniques collaboratively; 8) implementation of crop-raiding mitigation techniques and analyses of their effectiveness; and 9) develop statistical models to identify drivers of crop raiding. This project will lead to improved conservation of Asian elephants in Thailand by producing an evidence-based landscape scale habitat management plan and the utilization of implementation of effective HEC mitigation techniques in the Salakpra Conservation Landscape.
Effective protection for Thailands last tigers: Fortifying conservation through enforcement,.monitoring, and community-led outreach in the Dong Phayayen-Khao Yai Forest complex The purpose of this project is to ensure the survival of tigers in Thailands Dong Pahayayen-Khao Yai (DPKY) Forest Complex. The project will support the following objectives: (1) Expand community support for the conservation and protection of tigers in Thailands DPKY Forest Complex, by expanding conservation education, awareness, and networking; (2) Improve strategic management and enforcement capacity in DPKY, by establishing a central strategic management and operations center for DPKY, expanding Spatial Monitoring And Reporting Tool (SMART) software and support, and providing on-the-job training and mentoring for Rapid Response Unit (Hasadin); and (3) Enhance wildlife monitoring to augment park managements understanding of tiger abundance, distribution and use of the DPKY Forest Complex landscape, by filling data gaps through improvements in tiger monitoring.
The Effect of Habitat Fragmentation on the Genetic Variation and Gene Flow among Asian Elephant (Elephas maximus) Populations along the Tenasserim Range The purpose of this project is to build local capacity for long-term landscape genetic monitoring, working with local wildlife biologists, patrol rangers and veterinary and forestry students from local universities. Project will provide guidelines and promote rigorous standards for noninvasive genetic sampling. Grantee will assess the genetic diversity of elephants, determine whether there is genetic discontinuity within and among elephant populations across the western landscape, and test whether confinement of elephant populations into small and isolated protected areas disrupt the social structure and long-range dispersal patterns which are critical to population viability. Field sampling will be carried out in western Thailand