devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Low Energy Inclusive Appliances Programme (LEIA Year 1 Q1/Q2) The Low Energy Inclusive Appliances program (LEIA) aims to accelerate the availability, affordability, efficiency, and performance of a range of low energy inclusive appliances particularly suited to developing country contexts. LEIA was designed with extensive industry consultation regarding the specific challenges and opportunities of the off-grid clean energy access appliance market. The LEIA program will be delivered through an international Efficiency for Access coalition convened by UK aid and Power Africa, involving a range of co-funders including Lighting Global, Rockefeller Foundation, Shell Foundation, Sida, EnDev, Good Energies Foundation, and more. The Efficiency for Access Coalition is coordinated by CLASP, the leading international voice and resource for appliance energy efficiency policies and market acceleration initiatives, working alongside the UK’s Energy Saving Trust, which specializes in energy efficiency product verification, data and insight, advice and research. The Efficiency for Access coalition is now scaling up and bringing together a range of support mechanisms to accelerate energy efficiency in clean energy access efforts, driving markets for super-efficient technologies, supporting innovation, and improving sector coordination.
Support the Development of the LEIA Business Case To support the detailed design of LEIA and to position the programme for long-term success, CLASP will conduct targeted research and data analysis to inform DfID’s development of the LEIA Business Case.
Carbon Trust Financial Report Year 1 (Oct 1, 2022-Sept 30, 2023) The Low Energy Inclusive Appliances (LEIA) programme is the key delivery mechanism of the Efficiency for Access Coalition, funded by Ikea Foundation and UK aid (through the TEA programme). CLASP are partners with Energy Saving Trust in delivery of the LEIA programme and provision of the co-secretariat function for the Efficiency for Access Coalition and are directly contracted to deliver the portion of the programme funded by the Ikea Foundation (subcontracting Energy Saving Trust). Energy Saving Trust are partners with CLASP in delivery of the LEIA programme and provision of the co-secretariat function for the Efficiency for Access Coalition and are directly contracted to deliver the portion of the programme funded by UK aid through the TEA programme.
Low Energy Inclusive Appliances Programme (LEIA Year 2 Financial Report) The Low Energy Inclusive Appliances program (LEIA) aims to accelerate the availability, affordability, efficiency, and performance of a range of low energy inclusive appliances particularly suited to developing country contexts. LEIA was designed with extensive industry consultation regarding the specific challenges and opportunities of the off-grid clean energy access appliance market. The LEIA program will be delivered through an international Efficiency for Access coalition convened by UK aid and Power Africa, involving a range of co-funders including Lighting Global, Rockefeller Foundation, Shell Foundation, Sida, EnDev, Good Energies Foundation, and more. The Efficiency for Access Coalition is coordinated by CLASP, the leading international voice and resource for appliance energy efficiency policies and market acceleration initiatives, working alongside the UK’s Energy Saving Trust, which specializes in energy efficiency product verification, data and insight, advice and research. The Efficiency for Access coalition is now scaling up and bringing together a range of support mechanisms to accelerate energy efficiency in clean energy access efforts, driving markets for super-efficient technologies, supporting innovation, and improving sector coordination.
Low Energy Inclusive Appliances Programme (LEIA Year 4 Financial Report) The Low Energy Inclusive Appliances program (LEIA) aims to accelerate the availability, affordability, efficiency, and performance of a range of low energy inclusive appliances particularly suited to developing country contexts. LEIA was designed with extensive industry consultation regarding the specific challenges and opportunities of the off-grid clean energy access appliance market. The LEIA program will be delivered through an international Efficiency for Access coalition convened by UK aid and Power Africa, involving a range of co-funders including Lighting Global, Rockefeller Foundation, Shell Foundation, Sida, EnDev, Good Energies Foundation, and more. The Efficiency for Access Coalition is coordinated by CLASP, the leading international voice and resource for appliance energy efficiency policies and market acceleration initiatives, working alongside the UK’s Energy Saving Trust, which specializes in energy efficiency product verification, data and insight, advice and research. The Efficiency for Access coalition is now scaling up and bringing together a range of support mechanisms to accelerate energy efficiency in clean energy access efforts, driving markets for super-efficient technologies, supporting innovation, and improving sector coordination.
Low Energy Inclusive Appliances Programme (LEIA Year 3 Financial Report) The Low Energy Inclusive Appliances program (LEIA) aims to accelerate the availability, affordability, efficiency, and performance of a range of low energy inclusive appliances particularly suited to developing country contexts. LEIA was designed with extensive industry consultation regarding the specific challenges and opportunities of the off-grid clean energy access appliance market. The LEIA program will be delivered through an international Efficiency for Access coalition convened by UK aid and Power Africa, involving a range of co-funders including Lighting Global, Rockefeller Foundation, Shell Foundation, Sida, EnDev, Good Energies Foundation, and more. The Efficiency for Access Coalition is coordinated by CLASP, the leading international voice and resource for appliance energy efficiency policies and market acceleration initiatives, working alongside the UK’s Energy Saving Trust, which specializes in energy efficiency product verification, data and insight, advice and research. The Efficiency for Access coalition is now scaling up and bringing together a range of support mechanisms to accelerate energy efficiency in clean energy access efforts, driving markets for super-efficient technologies, supporting innovation, and improving sector coordination.
Pacific catastrophe risk insurance pilot program The project development objective is to ascertain the viability of market-based sovereign catastrophe risk transfer instruments to reduce the financial vulnerability to natural disasters (earthquakes and tropical cyclones) of Republic of Marshall Islands, Independent State of Samoa, Kingdom of Tonga, and Republic of Vanuatu.&nbsp; This will be achieved by providing additional finance to allow participating countries to join the third season of the Pacific catastrophe risk insurance pilot and purchase catastrophe risk coverage against earthquake and/or tropical cyclone events for the 2014-2015 pilot period.
Pacific Disaster Risk Financing and Insurance Multi Donor Trust Fund The Fund development objective to increase the financial resilience of the participating Pacific Island Countries against natural disasters and their capacity to meet post-disatser funding needs without compromising their fiscal balances and development objectives.
Enabling activities for HFC phase-down .The objective of the implementation of the enabling activities is to allow for the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment and to help Venezuela to fulfill their initial obligations with regard to HFC phase-down in line with the Kigali Amendment, in line with the ExCom Decision 81/58.
HPMP Stage II Third tranche HPMP Stage II Third tranche (refrigeration servicing sector)
UNIDO Country programme 2018-2024 to promote inclusive and sustainable industrial development in Venezuela UNIDO DG and the Vice-president for Economy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela have signed a Joint Declaration on 27th November of 2017 during the XVII UNIDO General Conference held in Vienna, with the objective of contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Lima Declaration: towards inclusive and sustainable industrial development. UNIDO will support the government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela#s efforts in pursuing an economic transformation model to evolve from an oil-based economy to a more diversified economy, through the formulation and development of a Country Programme (CP) that aims at transferring international management and organizational best practices through innovative partnerships for promoting sustainable production, employment and trade to Venezuelan institutions and organizations. The CP will be aligned with the Mixed Economy Model established in the Bolivarian Constitution of Venezuela of 1999 and the #Law of the Plan for the Homeland 2013 # 2019#, which was adopted on 4 December 2013 and is also known as the #Simón Bolívar# National Project, as well as with the ongoing UNDAF 2015-2019.
Fostering policies for the integrated development of seven value chains The project will support the Government of Venezuela in improving livelihoods of rural communities in an inclusive and sustainable manner by raising income and increasing employment along prioritized value chains. The project will promote integrated and sustainable value chain development, involving actors along the value chains (VC), to attain increased production and higher profitability and, thereby, facilitate import substitution and access to new and better markets. To this end, during the initial phase of the project, integrated value chain diagnostics will be developed for 7 prioritized value chains to identify main bottlenecks and opportunities for development in each of the prioritized value chains will be identified. Based on the findings of the diagnostics, action plans for each of the seven value chains will be developed. During the implementation phase of the project the previously designed action plan for integrated value chain development will be implemented.
HCFC Phase out Management Plan (Stage I) The HPMP contains the Compliance Strategy and Action Plan for the reduction of the use of the substances controlled under Annex C Group I (HCFCs) of the Montreal Protocol, in order to meet the HCFC freeze obligation in 2013 and the HCFC 10% reduction obligation in 2015. Three projects compose the action plan for the HCFC compliance strategy, namely: #Technical Assistance for Reduction of HCFC Use#, #Technical Assistance for Enhanced Control of Trade of HCFC-based Substances and Equipment#, and #HPMP implementation, monitoring and control#.
Update the preparation of investment activities for the phase-out of HCFCs in the refrigeration manufacturing sector The HPMP for Venezuela was approved during the 63th ExCom in April 2011. At the time of approval the Venezuela 2008 Article 7 consumption of HCFCs amounted to 1.45 ODP tonnes in the refrigeration manufacturing sector. In order to ensure that Venezuela meets the 2013 and 2015 HCFC reduction targets the HPMP implementing activities were focused in the refrigeration service sector. The actions for the refrigeration manufacturing sector were prepared and included in the HPMP though the implementation was postponed for the second phase.  The 2012 reported Article 7 consumption of HCFCs amounted to 1.28 ODP tonnes in the refrigeration manufacturing sector. A total of 10 refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment manufacturing enterprises which account in 2009 for the consumption of 26.40 metric tonnes of HCFC22 were found in the HPMP preparation survey. (The list of enterprises can be found below for reference)  For the HPMP stage II is required to update the data for the preparation of sector plan for the refrigeration manufacturing sector. Based on that, the Government of Venezuela requested UNIDO to submit funding requests of US$ 50,000 for upgrade the data and develop of investment activities for the HCFC-consuming manufacturing sector to achieve the 2020 control measures.
Preparation of a Kigali HFC implementation plan Funds approved for the preparation of HFC phase out plan # KIP
Venezuela - Preparation of a national inventory of banks of used or unwanted controlled substances Venezuela: Preparation of a national inventory of banks of used or unwanted controlled substances
Strengthening technical and productive capacities in seven agro industrial chains through good agricultural practices In the framework of the Country Programme (CP) Venezuela 2018-2024, UNIDO is providing technical assistance and supporting knowledge transfer on  international best practices and methodological tools in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. UNIDO#s work in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela focuses on reactivating the country#s productive apparatus to achieve a more di versified economy by adding value and supporting export promotion of seven selected agro-industrial value chains (corn, rice, legumes, sugar cane, soy, cocoa and coffee). During the implementation of the CP, a comprehensive diagnosis of the seven chains was carried out, action plans were presented and discussed, awareness was raised among stakeholders, and Value Chain Committees were established as spaces for public-private coordination for the efficient implementation of the projects in the framework of the CP. UNIDO presented the results of the diagnoses and action plans to the Development Bank of Latin America (CAF), which has shown interest in contributing to the implementation of priority actions entailed in the action plans. CAF#s contribution shall specifically support UNIDO#s provision of capacity building activities and trainings to actors related to work on primary production and agro-industrial transformation of the prioritized value
PREPARATION OF HCFC PHASE-OUT INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES (REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING MANUFACTURING SECTOR)
Preparation of a HCFC phase-out management plan (Stage II) The Implementing Agency has received an official request from the Government of Venezuela for project preparation in the stage II of HPMP. In response to the decision 71/42(b) UNIDO is submitting a request for funds for the preparation of stage II of HPMP.  Venezuela#s base line consumption of HCFCs amounted to 207 ODP tonnes. This was verified through an audit on 2009 # 2010 consumption data for substances included in Annex C, group I. Copy of the report is attached.  Remain consumption in the HPMP will be 186.3 ODP after the first phase is completed. Three projects compose the action plan for the HCFC compliance strategy, namely: #Technical Assistance for Reduction of HCFC Use#, #Technical Assistance for Enhanced Control of Trade of HCFC-based Substances and Equipment#, and #HPMP implementation, monitoring and control#.
HCFC phase-out management plan (stage II, first tranche) HCFC phase-out management plan (stage II, first tranche) (technical assistance in refrigeration and air-conditioning manufacturing sector)
Industrial upgrading and modernization programme for the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela On 6 October 2017, the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela transmitted a request for UNIDO#s technical assistance to support its efforts in pursuing an economic transformation to evolve from an oil-based economy to a more diversified economy. On 27 November 2017, parties signed a Joint Declaration with the objective of contributing to the achievement of SDGs, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and the Lima Declaration with focus on inclusive and sustainable industrial development. In this context, UNIDO agreed to assist in the formulation and development of a Strategic Programming Framework for the Country (CP) that aims at transferring international management and organizational best practices, through innovative partnerships for promoting sustainable production, employment and trade, to Venezuelan institutions and organizations. Signed and launched on May 2018, CP focuses on 7 agro-industrial products, out of which, UNIDO identified 5 agro-industrial value chains (namely, white and yellow maize, #caraota# and common beans, soybeans, rice and sugar cane) with highest potentialities to be developed via the application of the Industrial Upgrading and Modernization Programme, with the ultimate goal to reduce the dependency of food commodities imports and the impact of shocks in the econom
Housing Recovery Project The Project Development Objectives (PDOs) are to: to contribute to the recovery of housing for households affected by Hurricane Maria, to improve the application of resilient building practices in the Recipient's housing sector, and to provide immediate and effective response to an Eligible Emergency Crisis or Emergency
Emergency Agricultural Livelihoods and Climate Resilience Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to: (i) contribute to restoring agricultural livelihoods and enhancing climate resilience of farmers and fisherfolks affected by Hurricane Maria; and (ii) provide immediate and effective response to an Eligible Emergency.
Dominica Disaster Risk Management Development Policy Financing  with a Catastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option The development objective of the proposed operation is to support the Government of the Commonwealth of 
Dominica in: (a) strengthening the legal and institutional framework to increase climate and disaster resilience in 
priority sectors; and (b) improving national fiscal capacity to respond to disaster and climate-related risks.
Dominica - Caribbean Regional Air Transport Connectivity Project The Project Development Objectives (PDO) are to (i) improve operational safety and resilience readiness to natural disasters of air transportation and (ii) strengthen the capacity of key agencies in air transportation operations and airport investment planning in Dominica
Dominica First COVID-19 Response and Recovery Programmatic DPC The operation seeks to support Dominica in its COVID-19 pandemic response and recovery by: (i) saving lives, protecting livelihoods and preserving jobs; and (ii) strengthening fiscal policies, public financial management and debt transparency for a resilient recovery.
Dominica Geothermal Risk Mitigation Project The objective of the proposed Project is to help: a) diversify the domestic power generation mix in Dominica by integrating clean, renewable geothermal energy; and b) demonstrate the potential of  larger development of the geothermal resource.
Stabilisation of Tajikistans southern border region with Afghanistan Contract related to: Stabilisation of Tajikistans southern border region with Afghanistan - This measure addresses external and internal threats to stability. It supports the Tajik military forces patrolling the border with Afghanistan; it supports stability in the GBAO region and political dialogue between government and civil society.
Activity under preparation Provide support to Tajik authorities to stabilise the country¿s southern border region with Afghanistan This 18-month exceptional assistance measure aims to provide capacity building of military actors in support of development and security for development (CBDSD) by strengthening the Tajik Border Troops in relation to border management issues, fostering stability and countering any potential undermining of development efforts at the border with Afghanistan. To this end, this measure foresees to build on a similar ongoing project, implemented by the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). Envisaged activities intend to provide specialised border equipment to the Tajik Border Troops, as well as tailored training to ensure their ability to successfully use and maintain such equipment, and thereby gradually increase their ability to securely manage the border in its entirety. In addition, Activities will be responsive to gender specific needs and sensitive to triggers for tension and conflict and trainings will include tailored modules on international human rights and humanitarian law.
Stabilisation of Tajikistan's southern border region with Afghanistan (Phase 2) <p>Overall Objective 1 to ¿Increase the EU¿s position as a peace actor on the international scene¿ and its Specific Objective 1.2 to ¿Contribute to the prevention of conflicts and to ensure capacity and preparedness to address pre- and post-crisis situations and build peace¿.</p>
EU support to Tajikistan for developing competencies and skills for improved resilience and empowerment of young people at risk of instability in the targeted geographical area, including border districts <p>Objective: To build resilience of young people for them to live in a more tolerant, inclusive, peaceful and safe environment in the targeted areas, with adequate skills and competencies to develop to their full potential to be able to contribute to their communities and country as responsible and productive citizens.</p>
Critical Infrastructure Contributing to Stability and Peace, Phase II <p>The overall objective of the action is to strengthen resilience of communities in order to maintain peace and stability in Gorno Badakhshon Autonomous Oblast (GBAO). </p><p>The specific objective is to strengthen emergency preparedness, climate resilient infrastructure, access to water, and livelihoods to improve community resilience and social cohesion in targeted districts of GBAO.</p>
Addressing spill-over effects resulting from the crisis in Afghanistan The overall objective of the action is to contribute towards multilateral efforts in addressing spill-over effects in Tajikistan resulting from the crisis in Afghanistan, including their potential to undermine stability and national development efforts.
EAM: Support to stability in Tajikistan (2019/29) This measure addresses external and internal threats to stability. It supports the Tajik military forces patrolling the border with Afghanistan; it supports stability in the GBAO region and political dialogue between government and civil society.
OCHA Field activities, Philippines OCHA Field activities, Philippines The Philippines is one of the most disaster prone countries in the world. Annually, an average of 22 tropical cyclones enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility of which around 6 to 7 cause significant damage. Conflicts in Mindanao also cause intermittent cycles of forced displacement. In 2007, Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) established a presence in Manila to complement the Government’s response to natural disasters and to strengthen humanitarian coordination. In September 2009, Tropical Storm Ketsana devastated Metro Manila, prompting the Emergency Relief Coordinator to appoint the Resident Coordinator as also the Humanitarian Coordinator. OCHA’s presence in the Philippines was upgraded to a country office in 2010, with a dual focus: emergency response preparedness and response to sudden onset emergencies and the protracted conflict situation in Mindanao. The Philippines is one of the most disaster prone countries in the world. Annually, an average of 22 tropical cyclones enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility of which around 6 to 7 cause significant damage. Conflicts in Mindanao also cause intermittent cycles of forced displacement. In 2007, Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) established a presence in Manila to complement the Government’s response to natural disasters and to strengthen humanitarian coordination. In September 2009, Tropical Storm Ketsana devastated Metro Manila, prompting the Emergency Relief Coordinator to appoint the Resident Coordinator as also the Humanitarian Coordinator. OCHA’s presence in the Philippines was upgraded to a country office in 2010, with a dual focus: emergency response preparedness and response to sudden onset emergencies and the protracted conflict situation in Mindanao.
Effective Governance for Economic Development (EGED) Program Pillar 2: Accountability / “Activating Civil Society to demand Inclusive, Evidence-Based Economic Growth” in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan Pillar 2 of the EGED programme aims to improve accountability on selected policy reforms.