devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
OUTP 5.1: EQUITABLE ACCESS Output 5.1:  Enhanced capacities of stakeholders at all levels, including communities, for increased learning opportunities for
out- of-school children and young people, and equitable access for and retention of disadvantaged children.
OUTP 4.4: ENABLING NUTRITION POLICY ENVI Output 4.4. Enabling Policy and institutional environment is strengthened  for the provision of quality Maternal and Child
Nutrition Services by 2015.
OUTPUT 3.1: POLICY, LEGISLATION, COORDINATION FOR HIV & ADAP Output 3.1: By 2026, national mechanisms, policies and legislation are strengthened for adolescent engagement, participation and
skills development, and for delivery of quality inclusive integrated HIV/SRHR/GBV/MHPSS services for children, adolescents,
pregnant and lactating women.
OUTP 1.4: HEALTH EMERGENCY PREP. AND RESPONSE Strengthened  capacity for preparedness, implementation, coordination and monitoring of nutrition response targeting most
vulnerable boys, girls and women in humanitarian situations
OUTP 6.4: SOCIAL PROTECTION Output 6.4:  Strengthened economic capacity for the most vulnerable households, including those affected by HIV and AIDS, to
protect children from practices that expose them to violence, abuse and exploitation in target districts.
IR 1.5.3: HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH IR 1.5.3: The Human Resources for Health strategy is operationalized by 2015 .
OUTP 8.5: CROSS-SECTORAL Output 8.5: Strategies to address crosscutting issues related to child rights are developed and applied.
OUTP4.3: MICRO NUTRIENT SUPPLEMENTS Output 4.3. All HFs are able to provide appropriate micro nutrient supplements for pregnant & lactating mothers and young children.
IR 4.2.3: EMERGENCY RESPONSE IR 4.2.3: Affected populations are provided with emergency safe water and sanitation services as per CCC.
OUTP 2.2: COMP PAEDIATRIC ART SERVICES Output 2.2: 80% health facilities are able  to provide comprehensive Paediatric ART services.
OUTPUT 4.3: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN EMERGENCIES Output 4.3: By 2026, national and local authorities prepare for and ensure provision of adequate climate resilient Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services
during emergencies, in communities, health facilities and schools
OUTPUT 2.1: NUTRITION POLICY, LEGISLATION & EVIDENCE National and sub-national government capacities are strengthened to design and implement food and nutrition policies and
legislation, multi-systems coordination and generate evidence for decision-making.
OUTP 2.2: HIV/AIDS POLICY AND MANAGMENT Output 2.2: Strengthened leadership, commitment, accountability and capacity for evidence-based equity-focused planning and
budgeting for scale-up of HIV and AIDS prevention and treatment interventions for children and adolescent girls and boys.
OUTPUT 6.4: CHILD PROTECTION IN EMERGENCIES Output 6.4: By 2026, all children, adolescents and young people in humanitarian situations are documented and protected from
violence, abuse, exploitation, and family separation
IR 4.2.2: HYGIENE IN URBAN AREAS Intermediate Results (IR) 4.2.2:  All women, girls, boys and men in 10 urban centres and 20 growth points are reached with appropriate hygiene messages
on safe water collection, storage and point of source treatment  proper maintenance and use of latrines  and hand washing with soap.
IR 2.3.2: CONDUCIVE HIV/AIDS ENVIRONMENT Intermediate Results (IR) 2.3.2: Conducive and safe environment in all schools for girls and boys infected and affected by HIV and AIDS.
OUTPUT 1.1: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FOR RMNCAH Output 1.1: Primary Health Care for RMNCAH - By 2026, mothers, newborn children and adolescents, particularly adolescent girls,
and young women and those living in rural & peri-urban districts have access to high impact health and maternal nutrition
interventions.
IR 1.1.6: MALARIA PREVENTION IR 1.1.6: Each household in malaria endemic areas has at least 3 long lasting insecticide treated nets by 2015
IR 5.1.3: OPS RESEARCH & EVALUATION Intermediate Results (IR) 5.1.3: The capacity to generate knowledge and evidence on the situation of children and women is strengthened among local
research, evaluation and training institutions.
OUTPUT 1.3: SOCIAL BEHAVIOR CHANGE AND HEALTH PROMOTION 1.3.4 SBC systems strengthening to interrupt disease transmissions during public health emergencies
OUTP 6.2: INCREASED CAPACITY TO PROTECT Output 6.2. Increased capacities of children and their families to protect themselves and to eliminate practices and behaviours
harmful to children.
IR 6.1.3: MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN CAPACITY Intermediate Results (IR) 6.1.3: Human capacities are managed effectively and efficiently
IR 3.3.2: CP DATA COLLECTION & RESEARCH Intermediate Results (IR) 3.3.2: CP and SP data collection systems strengthened to generate age-, sex-, wealth- and location- disaggregated data for
evidence- based planning, implementation, coordination, monitoring and evaluation.
OUTP 8.3: PLANNING & MONITORING Output 8.3:  UNICEF staff and partners are provided guidance, tools and resources to effectively plan and monitor programmes.
OUTP 5.3: EDUCATION SYSTEM STRENGTHENING Output 5.3:  Strengthened political commitment, accountability and national capacity for evidence-based legislation, planning and
budgeting for scaling-up quality and inclusive education.
OUTPUT 10.2: FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP Stewardship of Financial Resources creates the conditions to pursue country operations.
OUTPUT 3.2: HIV SERVICE DELIVERY By 2026, health care workers have capacity to deliver quality inclusive integrated HIV prevention and treatment services for
children, adolescents and pregnant women including in humanitarian situations.
OUTP 3.2: ACCESS TO IMPROVED SANITATION Output 3.2.  3000 rural communities, 14 urban centres, and 1,300 schools in 33 districts, and population (men, women and children)
affected by emergencies have access to improved sanitation services  by December 2015.
OUTP 3.4: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SERVICES IN EMERGENCIES Output 3.4: Increased national capacity and delivery of services to ensure that girls, boys and women have protected and reliable
access to sufficient safe water, sanitation and hygiene facilities in humanitarian situations.
OUTPUT 8.4: EMERGENCY & RESILIENCE Emergency and resilience strategies to address key issues related to child rights are developed and applied.
OUTPUT 8.6: SOCIAL & BEHAVIOR CHANGE COMMUNICATION Social and behavioral change communication strategies to address key issues related to child rights are developed and applied.
IR 2.2.3: SCHOOL-BASED PROTECTION IR2.2.3:  All schools adopt and implement a nationally recognised gender-sensitive system to monitor and effectively report on
school- based violence.
OUTP 6.10: PROGRAMME SUPPORT COSTS Output 6.10: programme Support Costs (Staff Salaries and Related Costs)
IR 5.1.5: MEDIA AND ADVOCACY IR 5.1.5: Strengthened capacity of local media institutions and enhanced  advocacy and engagement of public and private media
organizations to increase quality coverage of children and women's rights and gender equality issues.
IR 4.1.3: RURAL SANITATION IR4.1.3: 10,000 rural communities and 1,500 primary schools in 30 cholera prone districts are using improved sanitation
facilities by December 2015.
OUTP 4.2: MANAGEMENT OF CHN WITH SAM output 4.2  All health facilities are able to manage sick children with  Severe Acute Malnutrition as per the global  standard
OUTPUT 8.1: PROGRAMME COORDINATION UNICEF staff and partners are coordinated, managed and supported to effectively implement programmes.
OUTPUT 4.4: CLIMATE, ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT AND CHILDREN Output 4.4: By 2026, children, young people and their families are resilient to climate change through adaptive, responsive, and
child-centered policy, planning, and implementation in Zimbabwe.
OUTP 6.1: CP SYSTEMS FOR VIOLENCE, ABUSE Output 6.1. Increased national capacity to provide access to child protection systems, including welfare and justice services that
prevent and respond to violence, exploitation, abuse, and neglect.
OUTP 4.3: NUTRITION SERVICES UTILIZED Output 4.3: Children, caregivers and communities in selected districts apply optimal nutrition and care practices, and seek
preventive, promotive and curative nutrition services
IR 1.3.5: FOOD & NUTRITION SECURITY TEAM I.R 1.3.5 National, provincial and district food and nutrition security teams financially and technically supported for the
implementation of the gender-sensitive food and nutrition policy.
OUTP 3.2: CAPACITY TO PROVIDE Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SERV Output 3.2 Enhanced national capacity and partnerships to provide equitable access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation.
IR 2.4.3: SCHOOL GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEME 1R2.4.3. School level governance, management and gender analysis is enhanced at all primary and secondary schools
OUTPUT 4.10: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE & SUPPORT Technical capacity is in place to support programming.
OUTPUT 6.10: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE & SUPPORT Technical capacity is in place to support programming
OUTP 6.1: INCREASED INSTITUTIONAL CP CAP Output 6.1: Increased capacity of Government and civil society organizations (CSOs) to provide safe access to quality
comprehensive and coordinated child protection services that prevent and respond to violence, abuse, exploitation and neglect, and
are sustained in humanitarian situations.
IR 4.3.2: SECTOR WIDE COORDINATION IR 4.3.2: Sector wide coordination and management strengthened to effectively plan, implement, manage, coordinate, monitor and
evaluate Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programmes, including disaster risk management.
IR 2.3.1: KNOWLEDGE ON HIV/AIDS IR 2.3.1: National education policy includes gender and age appropriate, scientifically accurate and culturally acceptable
treatment, knowledge and education on HIV and AIDS.
OUTP 1.6: HEALTH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING Output 1.6: National Health Systems strengthened.
IR 5.1.2: ZIMSTAT CAPACITY ENHANCED IR 5.1.2:  The capacity of ZIMSTAT to produce, analyse and disseminate age, sex, wealth and location disaggregated data is
strengthened.
OUTPUT 8.11: OPERATIONS TA & SUPPORT Technical assistance is in place for efficient and risk-informed delivery of the country programme ensuring value for money.
OUTP 8.4: COMMUNICATIONS Output 8.4: UNICEF staff and partners are provided tools, guidance and resources for effective communication on child rights issues
with stakeholders
OUTP 4.2: SUBNATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION Output 4.2: Strengthened subnational capacity to implement and coordinate multi-sectoral scale-up of services to protect, promote
and support optimal nutritional status of boys, girls and women, including in humanitarian situations.
IR 2.4.4: SCHOOL SUPERVISION SYSTEM IR2.4.4:  Provincial and district education supervisory structures and systems are strengthened.
IR 1.5.2: FREE ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES IR 1.5.2: All health facilities are providing free services to girls and boys under five and pregnant and lactating mothers by 2015
OUTPUT 5.4: RESILIENT AND CLIMATE RESPONSIVE EDUCATION SYSTEM Output 5.4: By 2026, strengthened climate responsiveness and disaster risk management for a resilient education sector.
IR 6.1.2: FINANCE & OPERATIONS SUPPORT Intermediate Results (IR) 6.1.2: Effective and efficient management and stewardship of financial resources, with attention on supply management,
ensured.
OUTPUT 5.10: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE & SUPPORT Technical capacity is in place to support programming
OUTPUT 8.12: COUNTRY OFFICE OPERATING COSTS Operational support is in place for efficient and effective programme delivery.
OUTP 8.1: STRAT PLAN, COORD & MONITORING Output 8.1: National and sub-national capacities for strategic planning, coordination and monitoring and risk management are
strengthened for better targeting and accountability for equitable results for children and women
OUTP 2.1: COMPREHENSIVE Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) SERVICES Output 2.1: All health facilities are fully functional to provide comprehensive Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services.
OUTP 5.2: IMPROVED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIE Output 5.2: Increased national capacity to provide access to age-appropriate, quality learning opportunities and minimize the
effects of disasters on learning.
OUTP 10.2: FIN RES, ICT, SUPP&ADMIN Output 10.2: Stewardship of Financial Resources creates the conditions to pursue country operations.
OUTP 4.4: NUTRITION EMERGENCY PREP. ANDRESPONSE Strengthened  capacity for preparedness, implementation, coordination and monitoring of nutrition response targeting most
vulnerable boys, girls and women in humanitarian situations
OUTP 5.3: ENABLING EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT Output 5.3: Strengthened political commitment, accountability and national capacity for evidence-based legislation, planning and
budgeting for scaling-up quality and inclusive education.
OUTPUT 10.1: GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Governance and Systems exist to support the country programme operations.
OUTP 1.3: HEALTH SERVICES UTILIZED Output 1.3: Increased demand and equitable utilisation of quality maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health services among
disadvantages and marginalised groups
IR 3.1.2: ACCESS TO JUSTICE IR 3.1.2.Girls and boys benefit from more equitable and rights based justice service delivery
IR 4.3.3: PUBLIC & PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP Intermediate Results (IR) 4.3.3: Enhanced advocacy for increased public and private sector partnerships and resource allocation for Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) in line with the
revised policy.
OUTP 2.3  ADOLESCENT FRIENDLY SRH & HIV Output 2.3: Adolescent friendly SRH & HIVvide gender-sensitive and adolescent-friendly reproductive health services, including HIV
services.
IR 3.1.1: CASE MANAGEMENT STANDARDS I.R 3.1.1 National standards for equitable child welfare and justice case management are implemented by Government and civil
society partners by 2015.
IR 2.1.1: REVISED CURRICULA IR2.1.1: Curricula at all levels (ECD, primary, lower secondary) are more relevant to the needs of girls and boys and society,
including HIV and AIDS, with guidelines and agreed upon functional standards.
DISCONTINUED: OUTPUT 6.3: COMMUNITY CHILD PROTECTION SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE Strengthen VAC and SGBV prevention in Schools (Safe to Learn) inclusive of disability and gender
IR 2.2.2: SECOND CHANCE EDUCATION IR2.2.2. At least 200,000 young women and men  are provided with alternative learning opportunities, including HIV and AIDS life
skills training, with the aim of returning at least 100,000 school aged boys and girls to mainstream education through a â€œsecond
chanceâ€ education programme.
OUTP 10.2: FINANCIAL, ICT & ADMIN MGT Output 10.2: Financial, information and communication technology and administrative management
OUTP 4.1: NUTRITION POLICY, COORD & MGT. Output 4.1: Equity-focused national policies, legislation, strategies and plans adopted for scaling up of high-impact critical
nutrition interventions.
OUTP 7.1: DATA FOR EVIDENCE-BASED POLICI Output 7.1: Strengthened data generation and analyses, and evidence-based legislation and policies that promote social inclusion.
OUTP 7.3: INCLUSIVE SOCIAL PROTCTN SYST Output 7.3: Enhanced capacity of disadvantaged and marginalized children and families to use social protection systems and
participate in decision-making processes affecting them.
IR 3.3.1: LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK IR 3.3.1 International child and women rights treaties ratified and domesticated and a child-rights based Constitution is adopted 
Inter-Ministerial Committee and other relevant bodies follow up on recommendations of the CRC and CEDAW Committees
OUTPUT 8.5: GENDER & HUMAN RIGHTS Gender and human rights strategies to address key issues related to child rights are developed and applied.
OUTPUT 8.7: COMMUNICATIONS UNICEF staff and partners are provided tools, guidance and resources for effective communication on child rights issues with
stakeholders.
OUTPUT 1.10: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE & SUPPORT Technical capacity is in place to support programming.
IR 2.4.1: SECTOR WIDE STRATEGIC PLANNING IR2.4.1:  MOESAC adopts a gender-sensitive sector wide approach to education planning, coordination and programme implementation.
OUTP 1.2: HEALTH POLICY AND MANAGEMENT Output 1.2: Strengthened commitment, partnerships and accountability to plan, budget, finance and monitor the scale-up of low-cost
evidence-based health interventions, including in humanitarian situations.
OUTPUT 4.2: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) CAPACITY BUILDING Output 4.2: By 2026, national and sub-national institutions provide child-sensitive, climate-resilient Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services in communities,
 health facilities and schools.
OUTPUT 5.3: ACCOUNTABLE AND SUSTAINABLEEDUCATION SYSTEM Output 5.3: By 2026, improved efficiency, effectiveness, accountability, and sustainability of the education system.
OUTP 1.3: BASIC EMONC SERVICES Output 1.3: All health facilities are able to provide  Basic Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care (BEmONC) to  pregnant  women and
newborns
OUTPUT 6.1: CHILD POLICY AND LEGISLATION Output 6.1: By 2026, Zimbabwe has a robust policy, legal, regulatory, and institutional framework to protect children.
IR 5.1.6: MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS IR 5.1.6: Information Systems of social-sector line ministries (Health, Education, Labour & Social Services, Water Resources,
Development and Management) are strengthened to generate quality and timely disaggregated routine data for results-based programme
planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting.
OUTP 1.5: EFFECTIVE USE OF HEALTH SERVIC Output 1.5: Families and communities are empowered to effectively utilize health services
OUTP 6.3: CAPACITY FOR CP POL, DATA&MGT Output 6.3:  Strengthened political commitment, accountability and national capacity to legislate, plan and budget for scaling up
quality rights- and gender-sensitive child protection services for vulnerable children and their families.
IR 2.1.3: EDUCATION SUPPLIES Intermediate Results (IR) 2.1.3: All Early Child Development (ECD),  primary and secondary school girls and boys have equitable access to relevant basic teaching and learning
materials
OUTP 7.4: DATA AND EVIDENCE GENERATION Output 7.4:  Increased national capacity to generate and utilize data and knowledge on key human rights and gender equality
dimensions of social inclusion.
OUTP 3.1: ACCESS TO IMPROVED WATER Output 3.1. 3000 rural communities, 14 urban centres, and 1,300 schools in 33 districts and population (men, women and children)
affected by emergencies have access to improved and sustainable drinking water services by December 2015.
OUTP 8.7: YOUTH AND ADOLESCENT DEVPT Output 8.7: Young people equipped with the requisite business and technical skills for enterprise development.
OUTP 3.3: HYGIENE PRACTICES Output 3.3. 3000 rural communities, 14 urban centres, and 1,300 schools and have adequate knowledge and skills on critical hygiene
practices by December 2015.
IR 4.1.1: RURAL WATER SUPPLY Intermediate Results (IR) 4.1.1: 10,000 rural communities and 1,500 primary schools in 30 cholera prone districts are using safe water supply that meets
national standards for quality, quantity and distance by December 2015.
OUTP 3.1: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SERVICE DELIVERY Output 3.1 Enhanced support for children, adolescent girls and families leading to sustained use of safe drinking water, adoption
of adequate sanitation and good hygiene practices.
OUTP 6.2: CAPACITY FOR COMMUNITY CP Output 6.2:  Increased capacity of communities and families in target districts to practise behaviours and demonstrate attitudes
which protect children from violence, abuse and exploitation.
OUTP 1.2: IMNCI Output 1.2:  All health facilities are able to manage common childhood illnesses using the IMNCI approach.
OUTP 2.1: HIV SERVICE DELIVERY CAPACITY Output 2.1: Increased national, provincial, district, facility and community service delivery capacity to provide essential rights-
and gender-sensitive HIV information and services for women, children and adolescent girls and boys, including in humanitarian
situations.
IR 6.1.1: GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Intermediate Results (IR) 6.1.1: Effective and efficient governance systems are sustained, with an emphasis on performance monitoring and risk
management
OUTP 3.4: ENABLING POLICY ENVIRONMENT Output 3.4: Enabling policy, financial, and institutional environment is strengthened for provision of equitable access to improved
WASH services (WASH General).
OUTPUT 8.8: EVALUATION Programmes and projects are effectively evaluated, with evidence integrated into programmes and practice.
OUTP 8.4: RESEARCH & EVALUATION Output 8.4:1: Capacity to undertake research and evaluation, disseminate and use evidence is strengthened among local institutions.
IR 4.3.4: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) INFORMATION SYSTEM & M&E Intermediate Results (IR) 4.3.4: Water and sanitation information and data collection systems strengthened to produce up-to-date sex-, age-, wealth- and
location- disaggregated information for results-based planning, monitoring and evaluation of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programmes.
OUTP 1.10: PROGRAMME SUPPORT COSTS Output 1.10: Programme Support Costs (Staff Salaries and Related Costs)
OUTPUT 2.2: NUTRITION SERVICES AND PRACTICES National and subnational systems have increased capacity to deliver interventions that improve utilization of diets and nutrition
services by girls, boys, adolescent and pregnant/lactating women.
OUTP 5.10: PROGRAMME SUPPORT COSTS Output 5.10: Programme Support Costs (Staff Salaries and Related Costs)
OUTP 1.4: COMPREHENSIVE EMONC SERVICES Output 1.4: All district hospitals are able to provide Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal care to  pregnant  women and
newborns
OUTPUT 8.10: CROSS-CUTTING TA & SUPPORT Programme technical capacity is in place to support country programme implementation.
OUTPUT 1.4: HEALTH SYSTEM STRENGTHENING By 2026, government capacity on governance, information/M&E/technologies, PSCM, HRH, health infrastructure/WASH in health, and
health care financing is enhanced for quality equitable & socially accountable health services for children, adolescent girls and
women.
OUTP 8.12: FINANCE, ICT, SUP & ADMIN MGT Output 8.12: Finance, ICT, Supply and Administration Management
OUTP 8.12: FINANCE, ICT, SUPP & ADMIN Output 8.12: Finance, ICT, Supply & Administration
OUTP 2.3: HIV/AIDS SERVICES UTILIZED Output 2.3: Enhanced capacity of children, adolescents and caregivers to adopt behaviours that empower them to prevent HIV and
facilitate utilization of relevant HIV and AIDS services.
OUTPUT 4.1: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) ENABLING ENVIRONMENT Output 4.1: By 2026, government-led systems enable resilient, equitable and affordable Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services underpin climate change
adaptation in Zimbabwe.
IR 2.4.5: KNOWLEDGE AND EVIDENCE-BASED P IR 2.4.5:  Enhanced knowledge on education issues and evidence-based sector- wide policy advocacy, strategic planning and
management
OUTPUT 7.2: SOCIAL PROTECTION Children, and adolescents from poor and vulnerable households have increased access to inclusive shock responsive national social
protection programmes that protect them from poverty, promotes social inclusion and builds their resilience.
IR 4.3.1: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) POLICY AND STRATEGY IR 4.3.1: Comprehensive gender-sensitive Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) policy reviewed and strategy developed and implemented in line with the revised
policy.
IR 2.1.5: SCHOOL GRANTS AND Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IR 2.1.5: A national school grants initiative, delivering critical investment at school level (including WASH) to allow schools to
meet the minimum Child Friendly School standards is developed and implemented
OUTP 10.1: GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Output 10.1: Governance and Systems exist to support the direction of country operations
OUTP 3.10: PROGRAMME SUPPORT COSTS Output 3.10: Programme Support Costs (Staff Salaries and Costs)