devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Assistance to Displaced Persons from Syria Assistance to Displaced Persons from Syria
Emergency Assistance to new Congolese refugees in Rwanda Start date backdated to 1 June 2012.
Strengthening rural food security through urgent access to water for nomadic and agro pastoral communities to promote food security and safeguard livelihood assets in response to the drought crisis Strengthening rural food security through urgent access to water for nomadic and agro pastoral communities to promote food security and safeguard livelihood assets in response to the drought crisis
Early recovery support to farming households affected by drought and late rains in 2011/12 summer cropping season NCE request received on 22 Jan 2013- approved by USG on 4 Feb 2013 and extended until 16 June 2013
Management of moderate and severe acute malnutrition in 16 food insecure districts in southern and central Malawi Original project number, 12-CEF-141
Cameroon Lifesaving Emergency Nutrition Response for population affected by Sahel humanitarian crisis in the Extreme North and North Regions Cameroon Lifesaving Emergency Nutrition Response for population affected by Sahel humanitarian crisis in the Extreme North and North Regions
Humanitarian WASH Response for IDPs in Rakhine Humanitarian WASH Response for IDPs in Rakhine
Provision of emergency curative and preventive health care services to flood affected population of Comoros NCE request received on 2 Nov 2012- approved by USG on 14 Nov 2012 and extended until 15 Dec 2012.
Programme d’urgences en faveur des réfugiés maliens et des populations d’accueils par une assistance alimentaire Programme d’urgences en faveur des réfugiés maliens et des populations d’accueils par une assistance alimentaire
Non-food assistance for Syrians displaced by the civil unrest
SYR-12/S-NF/03 Start date backdated to 01/08/2012.
Assistance d'urgence aux réfugiés Ghanéens et la populations d'accueil au Nord du Togo Original project number, 12-WFP-075
Emergency food assistance for population affected in Santiago de Cuba Start date backdated to 02/11/2012.

NCE request received on 19 April 2013-approved by USG on 7 May 2013 and extended until 15 Jul 2013.
Ensuring life saving interventions to vulnerable populations affected by the drought Ensuring life saving interventions to vulnerable populations affected by the drought
Integrated Life-saving maternal and new-born healthcare and GBV services for flood affected population in 5 districts in Pakistan Start date backdated to 19/09/2012.
Support to affected population to access disability equipment and NFIs 
SYR-12/H/01, SYR-12/S-NF/05, SYR-12/WS/02 Support to affected population to access disability equipment and NFIs 
SYR-12/H/01, SYR-12/S-NF/05, SYR-12/WS/02
Emergency Operation - Saving lives and preventing acute malnutrition for crisis-affected populations in Niger Reprogramming request received on 7 Aug 2012- approved by USG on 10 Aug 2012
Emergency Nutrition Support to Refugees Start date backdated to 01/07/2012.

NCE request received on 31 Jan 2013- approved by USG on 11 Feb 2013 and extended until 31 Mar 2013
Emergency nutrition and child survival response to the population of the Sahel belt of Chad Emergency nutrition and child survival response to the population of the Sahel belt of Chad
Humanitarian Response to flooding in Southern Chad – Emergency Relocation of refugees of Moula and Yaroungou Camps   CHD-12/MS/44169/120 Start date backdated to 08/10/2012.
Emergency response to the situation of refugees and asylum seekers from the Democratic Republic of Congo Start date backdated to 18 June 2012.
Enhanced Provision of Life Saving Prevention, Rapid Response and Treatment for Cholera for the Most Vulnerable IDPs Remaining in Camps in Port au Prince metropolitan areas, Haiti Enhanced Provision of Life Saving Prevention, Rapid Response and Treatment for Cholera for the Most Vulnerable IDPs Remaining in Camps in Port au Prince metropolitan areas, Haiti
Provision of Common Security Telecommunications and Data Communications services to the Humanitarian Community in Mali Start date backdated to 01/07/2012.
Life-saving transport assistance to stranded and vulnerable South Sudanese in Kosti way-station and rail-way station Start date backdate to 13/05/2012.
Food aid, Immunization, Nutrition and PSS Interventions for IDP children in Syria
SYR-12/H/05 Start date backdated to 23/03/2012.

NCE request received on 21 Sep 2012- approved by USG on 26 Sep 2012 and extended until 22 DEc 2012.
Enhancing Cholera Prevention, Detection, Reproting, Case & Data Manamgement in 5 Regions with Cholera Outbreak in Ghana Enhancing Cholera Prevention, Detection, Reproting, Case & Data Manamgement in 5 Regions with Cholera Outbreak in Ghana
Emergency support to the communities most affected by the floods in Loreto Emergency support to the communities most affected by the floods in Loreto
Emergency Food Assistance to Families Affected by the Earthquake in Guatemala Start date backdated to 08/11/2012.
Protection of internally displaced persons in Kachin State Start date backdated to 01/01/2012.
Accès à une éducation de qualité pour les enfants déplacés et ceux des familles hôtes affectés par la crise postélectorale en Côte d’Ivoire Reprogramming request received on 28 Aug 2012- approved by USG on 14 Sep 2012
Amélioration de l’accès aux paquets de soins et services essentiels de santé pour la survie des groupes vulnérables dans les populations du département de la Likouala (République du Congo) Amélioration de l’accès aux paquets de soins et services essentiels de santé pour la survie des groupes vulnérables dans les populations du département de la Likouala (République du Congo)
Emergency supply of rainy season seeds to vulnerable returned IDPs and drought affected households in Eastern Chad Emergency supply of rainy season seeds to vulnerable returned IDPs and drought affected households in Eastern Chad
Urgent support to health services in Darfur Urgent support to health services in Darfur
Emergency Operation - Saving lives and preventing acute malnutrition for crisis-affected populations in Niger Emergency Operation - Saving lives and preventing acute malnutrition for crisis-affected populations in Niger
Réponse stratégique efficace, rapide et appropriée aux besoins des populations les plus vulnérables par la constitution de stocks stratégiques d’intrants agricoles en RDC Réponse stratégique efficace, rapide et appropriée aux besoins des populations les plus vulnérables par la constitution de stocks stratégiques d’intrants agricoles en RDC
Reproductive Health Emergency Interventions for Iraqi Refugees Reproductive Health Emergency Interventions for Iraqi Refugees
Provision of Humanitarian Air Services in Cote d’Ivore Provision of Humanitarian Air Services in Cote d’Ivore
Blanket Supplementary Feeding   DRC-12/F/49578/R/561 NCE request received on 21 Jun 2013- approved by USG on 18 July 2013 and extended until 31 Oct 2013
EMOP 200312: Food assistance to vulnerable populations affected by conflict and natural disaster EMOP 200312: Food assistance to vulnerable populations affected by conflict and natural disaster
Supporting Relief in Former Conflict-Affected Areas Supporting Relief in Former Conflict-Affected Areas
Children and Adolescents Protection in the emergency floods in Loreto Start date backdated to 30/04/2012.
Restauration d’urgence des capacités productives des ménages affectés par les mauvaises productions agricoles de la campagne 2011-2012 au Sénégal NCE and reprogramming request received on 19 Oct 2012- approved by USG on 2 Nov 2012 and extended until 31 Dec 2012
Improving Life Saving Health Care Access And Protection Of Vulnerable Migrants In Djibouti Improving Life Saving Health Care Access And Protection Of Vulnerable Migrants In Djibouti
Improve livelihood of women headed households and men headed households with children less than 2 years affected by the cyclone Giovanna and the floods Improve livelihood of women headed households and men headed households with children less than 2 years affected by the cyclone Giovanna and the floods
Child mortality reduction through the a national measles campaign for Yemen CERF has agreed to backdate this project to 15 February 2012 (attached communication and signed approval letter)
Food assistance to drought-affected households and acute malnourished groups in Logone-and-Chari division in the Far-North Region (Cameroon) Food assistance to drought-affected households and acute malnourished groups in Logone-and-Chari division in the Far-North Region (Cameroon)
Emergency response to support life-saving livelihoods and food security of poor small herders and farmers households affected by the ongoing Crisis in Idleb, Homs, Hama and Deir Ezzor provinces of the Syrian Arab Republic
SYR-12/A/01 Emergency response to support life-saving livelihoods and food security of poor small herders and farmers households affected by the ongoing Crisis in Idleb, Homs, Hama and Deir Ezzor provinces of the Syrian Arab Republic
SYR-12/A/01
Amélioration de l’accès aux services de santé de la reproduction d’urgence chez les déplacés internes et les populations d’accueil dans 8 zones de santé au Sud Kivu et au Katanga NCE request received on 18 July 2013-rejection letter from ERC sent out on 1 Aug 2013.
Emergency Primary Health Care including disease control and outbreak response for IDPs in camps focusing on filling the gaps/unmet life-saving needs in the health response NCE request received on 18 Dec 2012- approved by USG on 2 Jan 2013 and extended until 28 Feb 2013
Protection and assistance for IDPs, conflict affected people and returnees in Darfur
SUD-12/P-HR-RL/46985 Protection and assistance for IDPs, conflict affected people and returnees in Darfur
SUD-12/P-HR-RL/46985
Emergency Food Assistance for  refugees in South Sudan Emergency Food Assistance for  refugees in South Sudan
Emergency food assistance to newly displaced people in South Kivu  DRC-12/F/49578/R/561 Emergency food assistance to newly displaced people in South Kivu  DRC-12/F/49578/R/561
Protection and assistance of Malian refugees in Niger 
NIG-12/P-HR-RL/49547/R Protection and assistance of Malian refugees in Niger 
NIG-12/P-HR-RL/49547/R
Emergency assistance for the prompt resumption of agricultural activities and protection of productive livestock assets in flood affected districts of Jacobabad and Jafferabad   PAK-HOP-12/F/53085 & PAK-HOP-12/F/53095 Emergency assistance for the prompt resumption of agricultural activities and protection of productive livestock assets in flood affected districts of Jacobabad and Jafferabad   PAK-HOP-12/F/53085 & PAK-HOP-12/F/53095
Protecting boys and girls affected by conflict and other emergencies in Jonglei State NCE request received on 31 Jan 2013- approved by USG on 11 Feb 2013 and extended until 31 Mar 2013
Emergency WASH Response to Refugees in South Sudan Start date backdated to 01/07/2012.

NCE request received on 31 Jan 2013- approved by USG on 11 Feb 2013 and extended until 31 Mar 2013
Assistance alimentaire d’urgence aux populations Vulnérables dans l’Ouest de la préfecture de la Vakaga Start date backdated to 01/07/2012.
Soutien psychosocial aux enfants victimes de violences et de maltraitance Redeployment of funds request received on 14 Dec 2012- approved by USG on 19 Dec 2012.
Graphique Industrie S.A Graphique Industrie S.A. (GI, the Company) is a leading manufacturer of printed products  in Mali including schoolbooks, notebooks, industrial packaging, posters and tickets. The proposed project will support (i) the expansion of the GI to take advantage of increasing demand; and (ii) modernize its machinery to increase efficiency and reduce costs. Contribution to education in Mali/sub-region though the provision of high-quality, affordable school books and stationary. 
Increased tax revenues for the government. 
Reduction of reliance on imports and conservation of foreign exchange for the country/sub-region.
Promotion of regional trade and cooperation.
Training/increase of technical skills of GI staff.
GRIMAS Project Groupe Industriel Madiou Simpara SA (GRIMAS or the Company), is a producer of carbonated soft drinks, performs and caps for PET beverage bottles, and carbon dioxide for beverages.  The proposed project will (i) expand its existing operations in Mali and (ii) create new operations in Cote dIvoire and Senegal.  The purpose of the project is to increase the Companys revenue and market, and create a leading regional beverage group. - Industrialization and private sector development in Mali, Senegal and CI:  The Project will support a local sponsor who is contributing to industrialization of the region.  The success of the Project would create backward linkages with suppliers and forward linkages with local wholesalers/retailers (who sell GRIMAS' soft drinks) many of which are MSMEs.
- Employment:  The Project will create local employment, direct and indirect through the supply chain. 
- Import Substitution:  Currently some of beverages/preforms/caps/gas consumed in the region are imported (especially in CI and in Senegal). The increase of local production with local brands would enable import replacement. 
- Government Revenues: The overall Project will contribute to public revenues through increased taxes paid by GRIMAS as well as those paid by suppliers and other downstream service providers (i.e. distributors, etc.).
AEF Groupement des Grands Garages de Bamako (GGG S.A.) Summary Of Project Information (SPI)       Project Name    Mali - Groupement des Grands Garages de Bamako            Region    Sub-Saharan Africa        Sector       Project No007176   Projected Board DateFebruary 15, 1995   Company NameGroupement des Grands Garages de Bamako   Technical Partner and/or Major Shareholders    	Mr. Tounkara, a Malian National, is the main promoter of the project; he owns GGG SA.  Technical partner is COMOTOR, a leader in engine remanufacturing in Europe.    Project Cost Including proposed IFC investment    	Total project cost is estimated at CFA 1.5 billion (US$3 million equivalent).  IFC has been asked to provide equity of US$300,000 equivalent, representing 15% equity at par value, and a FCFA guarantee of up to US$1.0 million equivalent.    Location of project and Description of site    	The project is located in the industrial zone of Bamako, on a 12,000m2 plot owned by GGG SA.    Description of Company and Purpose of Project    	Expansion of existing garage for the maintenance and sale of Mercedes cars and trucks.. Current activities of GGG SA are: representation of Mercedes cars and trucks; car maintenance; and sale of spare parts.  Mr. Tounkara also owns STUB, one of the first private sector urban transport companies in Bamako.  The proposed project would expand the existing garage operation from car dealership and servicing to engines renovation facility, with the capacity to renovate up to 500 units p.a..    Environmental Category and Issues    	This is a category B project; key issues include: (i) liquid and solid waste disposal; (ii) handling and storage of hazardous materials; (iii) recycling or proper disposal of solvents, oils and motor fluids; (iv) employee exposure to dust, heat, noise and hazardous materials; and (v) fire prevention and emergency evacuation.  The sponsor is preparing a management plan addressing these issues and has committed to complying with applicable World Bank and local requirements.    The  is  December 15, 1995 from the Public Information Center.       Date SPI sent to PIC     December 1, 1995      For Additional Information contact:  Corporate Relations Unit -   telephone: (202) 473-7711   facsimile: (202) 676-0365  Environmental documents for this project are available at http://www.ifc.org and from the World Bank InfoShop (http://www.worldbank.org/html/pic/aboutinfo.html).
Hotel Le Rabelais SUMMARY OF PROJECT INFORMATION (SPI)     Project Name:			MALI: Extension of LE RABELAIS Hotel    Region:			Sub-Saharan Africa     Sector:			Tourism (accommodation)    Project No.			009672  (under Proparco Agency Line # 8938)    Projected Board Date:	February 18, 2000    Company Name:			LE RABELAIS - GROUPE  SARL     Technical Partner and/or Major Shareholder   : Mrs Monique DORAY was associated in this project on a 50/50 basis with Mr Sidy Mohamed KEITA for administrative reasons. Mrs DORAY holds now 100 % of the company.     Project Cost Including Proposed IFC and Proparco Investment   : The project cost is Euro 1,9 M equivalent and the financing plan would include a Euro 230 000 PROPARCO loan and a Euro 230 000 IFC loan.    Location of Project and Description of Site   : The Quizambougou residential area in Bamako, capital city of Mali. The extension would be situated on a 1,800 square metres ground next to the existing hotel.      Description of Company and Purpose of Project   : The first hotel created by Mrs DORAY in Bamako (LA TOURAINE RABELAIS) was financed by AFD in the end of the eighties (the loan has been prepaid). This hotel is located on a site with a lease expiring in 2009. The extension and creation of the new company LE RABELAIS GROUPE will enable the sponsor to continue its activity if the lease is not renewed. The project plans the construction of the following facilities: 29 rooms, 5 suites, one bar, several meeting rooms, a pancake restaurant for 50 guests, a gift shop, a craft workshop, a garden with swimming pool, a storage area and some outbuildings.     Expected Development Impact   : a 20 persons local staff will be hired.     Environmental Category and Issues   : This is an environmental category B project. The key environmental, occupational health and safety issues may include fire protection, liquid effluent and solid waste, location of the generating set. The staff will benefit from appropriate sanitary facilities in the buildings and from social security.    Date SPI sent to InfoShop:     This Summary of Project Information is prepared and distributed to the public in advance of consideration of the proposed transaction by the Corporations Board of Directors.  It is provided for the purpose of enhancing the transparency of IFCs activities and should not be construed as presuming the outcome of IFC Board consideration.    For Additional Information contact: Corporate Relations Unit -   telephone: (202) 473-7711   facsimile: (202) 974-4384  Environmental documents for this project are available at http://www.ifc.org and from the World Bank InfoShop (http://www.worldbank.org/html/pic/aboutinfo.html).
Graphique Industrie Today, Graphique Industrie S.A. is recognised to be one of the first industrial business in Mali and one of the most profitable business in the sector of printing and editing in the region. Its local market share is estimated at 60-70% and the company presents high standards of quality and respect for deadlines. With the liberalisation of the scholar book editing sector a new market is offered to Graphique Industrie. However, today Graphique Industrie is limited in its production capacities and has to refuse a number of customers. For that purpose, the project consists of buying new machines, faster and technologically more advanced, so as to increase its volume of production and respond favourably to the local and regional demand.   The project should lead to a significant increase in Graphique Industries volume of sales. The expected increase in turnover is 30% for the first year, 10% for the three following years and 5% for the remaining three years. This project should particularly benefit the educational system as editing and printing of scholar books, an activity previously strictly limited to the Ministry of Education, has from 1998 been authorised to any editing and printing company. Graphique Industrie should also increase significantly its volume of production in stationary products and help therefore reduce the volumes imported and sold by LPS, creating therefore supplemental added value in the country. IFC and Proparco will provide long-term financing to Graphique Industrie which is not otherwise available from the local capital market. In addition, IFC and Proparco will ensure that the project is implemented in an environmentally sound manner.
Groupe AMI Project Grands Moulins du Mali (GMM or the Borrower), a wheat flour and rice milling company, and Société des Eaux Minérales du Mali (EMM), a mineral water bottling company, are part of Groupe Achcar Mali Industries (AMI or the Group).  The Group also comprises Grande Confiserie du Mali, in confectionary and pasta production, Groupe Achcar Mali Transit, in customs clearing and logistics, and Compagnie Malienne pour le Développement du Blé (CMDB), a subsidiary of GMM involved in wheat growing.    The proposed investment intends to provide support the Groups growth strategy by:    - increasing flour- and rice-milling capacity;  - diversifying into compound animal feed;  - scaling up existing mineral water activities; and  - strengthening the supply chain by erecting silos in Dakar, Senegal. The project will support the continued development of a competitive private sector company with significant benefits for the communities where it operates.  Enterprise development.   The project will allow GMM and EMM to:   - expand the capacity and improve the efficiency of production facilities;  - improve and secure the logistics of wheat/flour supply chains; and  - diversify their product portfolio.  Benefits to small and medium enterprises (SMEs).    As they continue to expand, the Borrower and EMM will catalyze the development of SMEs directly related to their operations at several levels:   - individually-owned transportation companies that truck the wheat imported through Dakar and Conakry;  - non-exclusive flour and water distributors; and  - stock breeders who will have easier access to adequate animal feed to optimize the performance of their businesses.  Employment generation.    The project is expected to create 50 direct additional jobs.  AMI offers excellent career opportunities and salaries.  GMM and EMM also require a large number of temporary workers, equivalent to about 150 full-time employees in 2006.  Entrepreneurship opportunities.    The production of formulated animal feed will have a positive impact on and create opportunities in the cattle-raising sector, a key contributor to Malis economy.  Currently, cattle-raising entrepreneurs have to import prepared formulated feed or use incomplete animal feed sold locally.  Food Safety/Quality Management Systems.    GMM has implemented processes compatible with ISO 22000 standards, while other Group companies are adopting ISO 9001-compatible processes.
PAL SANKE Transport The company is involved in the purchase and distribution of fuel and is divided into three different divisions which carry out complementary activities: (i) Sanke Station: owns the stations and manages the purchase and distribution of fuel; (ii) Sanke Transport: brings to their final destination the products ordered by the company or its customers; and (iii) Sanke Transit: manages the company''s administration with the custom''s office when importing goods.      The project consists in the purchase of 27 tank trucks to renew the existing fleet (89 trucks) and allow the company to gain new contracts and ensure the functioning of its new depot under construction.     The development impacts of the project are expected to be:    Supply of Fuel:    The truck acquisition would help diversify and thus strengthen Malis supply of fuel.    Employment Creation:    54 jobs would be created: 27 drivers and 27 apprentices would be hired.    Revenues for the State:    The company would be one of the largest tax and customs duty contributors to the State.    IFC''s role in this project will be as:    Lender of Last Resort:        The project would support a local entrepreneur who up to now did not have access to long term financing.    Support to Local Entrepreneur:        Proparco, as the agent, has provided advice on the financial and managerial aspects of the company. It  has also strengthened the companys financial reporting by putting the sponsor in contact with an auditor. Lastly, Proparco has sensitized the sponsor to the importance of respecting the local regulations and in ensuring an on time supply of fuel to the final destinations.