devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
H&S IR1.1: SOL - EPI PLUS H&S IR1.3: Sol - EPI Plus               ntenance of polio-free status and enhanced progress towards the achievement of the global
twin goals of measles elimination and hepatitis B control in Solomon Islands.
PALAU EMERGENCY RESPONSE Palau Emergency Response- Affected children in Palau receive life-saving emergency interventions towards their recovery and return
to normality, with strengthened resilience and capacities for mitigating the impact of future natural disasters.
HIV IR6.1:MULTICOUNTRY-PPTCT SERVICES HIV&AIDS Programme Component Results (PCR) 6 IR6.1: By 2017, at least six PICs have PPTCT, HIV Testing & Counselling and ART policies/ guidelines and services
in line with the international  and global recommendations.
HIV IR6.2:KIR-PPTCT SERVICES HIV IR6.2:Kir-HIV PPTCT women, their partners and exposed infants in KIRIBATI have access to and use syphilis and HIV prevention,
treatment, care and support services.
ED IR17: VAN-EDUCATION IN EMERGENCIES The Ministry of Education equips children and schools with the knowledge and skills to cope when disasters strike and lead the
provision of education services in post disaster settings in Vanuatu.
SUPPORT Intermediate Results (IR) 1: GOVERNANCE & SYSTEMS Effective & Efficient Governance & Systems
PAPE IR9.1: DATA FOR CHILDREN PAPE Programme Component Results (PCR) 9 IR9.1: By 2017, collection, analyses and dissemination of disaggregated data on the situation of children and women
strengthened.
ED IR4.4: TUV-QUALITY PRIMARY EDUCATION ED Programme Component Results (PCR) 4 IR4.4: By 2017 children in  Tuvalu including those living with disabilities in targeted benefit from increased enrolment
and retention rates as well as from improved literacy & numeracy outcomes
CP IR11:FIJI-CHILD&FAMILY WELFARE SYSTEM Children are better served by well informed and coordinated child protec tion social services which ensure greater protection
against and respond  to violence, abuse and exploitation
CP IR7.6: MULTIC- CHILD&FAMILY WELFARE CP Programme Component Results (PCR) 7 IR7.6: By 2017, governments and civil society have strengthened capacity to provide children and families with improved
access to child and family welfare and child justice services to prevent and respond to violence, abuse and exploitation, including
in emergencies.
IR3.3 REG- Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) EMERGENCY (HS40) IR3.3 Reg- Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Emergency (HS40)
QUALITY EDUCATION Education stakeholders have increased capacities to identify and respond to learning needs of children not attending school and/or
are at risk of dropping out, particularly in target countries.
HEALTH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING & CLIMATE R Health system capacities strengthened to deliver quality health and nutrition services that are adapted to the impacts of climate
change, particularly in target countries.
IR1.2: KIR-IMCI (PNEU&DIARRHOEA) (HS5) IR1.2: Kir-IMCI(Pneu&Diarrhoea) (HS5) Health Teams in Tarawa in Kiribati demonstrate effective diarrhoea and pneumonia
interventions for girls and boys at facility and community levels (MTSP-OT6).
HIV IR1: KIR - STRATEGIC INFORMATION by 2012, Government of Kiribati uses sound strategic information for effective HIV programming, to reduce vulnerability of girls,
boys, women and men to and impact of HIV and AIDS
CP IR7.8:SOL-CHILD&FAMILY WELFARE SYSTEM CP Programme Component Results (PCR) 7 Intermediate Results (IR) 7.8: By 2017, in Solomon Islands government,civil society and communities have strengthened capacity to provide
children and families with improved access to child and family welfare and child justice services to prevent and respond to
violence, abuse and exploitation, including in emergencies.
CP IR7.10:FIJI-CHILD&FAMILY WELFARE SYST CP Programme Component Results (PCR) 7 IR7.10: By 2017, in Fiji government and civil society have strengthened capacity to provide children and families with
improved access to child and family welfare and child justice services to prevent and respond to violence, abuse and exploitation,
including in emergencies.
HIV IR3: VAN - STRATEGIC INFORMATION By 2012, Government of Vanuatu has and uses sound strategic information for effective HIV programming, to reduce vulnerability of
girls, boys, women and men to and impact of HIV and AIDS
IR1.1: KIR - EPI PLUS (HS1) IR1.1: Kir - EPI Plus (HS1) By the end of 2012 boys and girls aged one year and under are immunized with potent childhood vaccines
as per national schedules,  with a special focus on low-performing districts/islands  in Kiribati (MTS P-OT4).
PAPE IR5: KIR-DATA,MONITORING & EVAL. By 2012, quality disaggregated childern, young peoples and womens social data are available and integrated into monitoring and
evaluation systems.
ED I.R.13: VAN-LEARNING OUTCOMES National numeracy, literacy and life-skills learning outcomes achieved by the end of the primary education cycle in Vanuatu
HIV&AIDS IR5.4: VAN-STRATEGIC INFORMATN HIV&AIDS Programme Component Results (PCR) 5 IR5.4: Vanuatu national stakeholders` capacity to plan, coordinate, implement and monitor & evaluate studies/
surveys and HIV & AIDS programmes is strengthened.
CP IR4: REG-LEGAL & REGULATORY FRAMEWORK Children are increasingly protected by legislation and are better served  by justice systems that protect them as victims,
offenders and witnesses.
ED I.R.15: FIJI - LEARNING OUTCOMES National numeracy, literacy and life-skills learning outcomes achieved by the end of the primary education cycle in Fiji
SOCIAL PROTECTION Governments have strengthened institutional capacity to develop and deliver equitable child-sensitive social protection systems,
 particularly in target countries.
ED IR16: SOL-EDUCATION IN EMERGENCIES MEHRD equips children and schools with the knowledge and skills to cope when disasters strike and lead the provision of education
services in post disaster settings in the Solomon Islands.
CP IR10: REG-CHILD&FAMILY WELFARE SYSTEM Children are better served by well informed and coordinated child protec tion social services which ensure greater protection
against and respond  to violence, abuse and exploitation.
CP IR3: VAN-LEGAL & REGULATORY FRAMEWORK Children are increasingly protected by legislation and are better served  by justice systems that protect them as victims,
offenders and witnesses.
CP IR8.2: KIR-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR CHANGE CP Programme Component Results (PCR) 8 IR8.2: By 2017, in Kiribati parents, families and communities demonstrate strengthened knowledge, attitude and practices
creating an enabling environment that protect children from violence, abuse and exploitation
PAPE IR2:SOL-SOCIAL & ECONOMIC POLICIES By 2012, Social & Economic Policies are evidence-based and progressively address the rights of children, youth and women,
particularly those most vulnerable and at-risk in Solomon Is.
CP IR6:SAM-LEGAL & REGULATORY FRAMEWORK Children are increasingly egislation and are better served  by justice systems that protect them as victims, offenders and
witnesses.
HIV IR6.4:VAN-HIV PPTCT SERVICES HIVA&IDS Programme Component Results (PCR) 6 IR6.4: By 2017, pregnant women, their partners and exposed infants in VANUATU have access to and use syphilis and
HIV prevention, treatment, care and support services.
TRIPLE BURDEN OF MALNUTRITION Government authorities in targeted countries demonstrate strengthened capacities to undertake multi-sectoral coordinated actions to
reduce the triple burden of malnutrition, including in emergencies
CP LEGAL & POLICY FRAMEWORKS Governments have strengthened child protection institutional frameworks, particularly in target countries.
CHILD PROTECTION BEHAVIOUR CHANGE Caregivers, communities, youth, adolescents and children are better informed, equipped and supported to generate transformative and
protection-focused, gender-equal social norms, as well as prevent and respond to violence, abuse, exploitation and harmful
practices
ED IR4.1: MULTICOUNTRYQUALITY PRIMARY ED ED Programme Component Results (PCR) 4 Intermediate Results (IR) 4.1: By 2017 children in Pacific Island Countries including those living with disabilities in targeted areas benefit
from increased enrolment and retention rates as well as from improved literacy & numeracy outcomes
ED IR4.2: KIR-QUALITY PRIMARY EDUCATION ED Programme Component Results (PCR) 4 IR4.2: By 2017 children in Kiribati including those living with disabilities in targeted areas benefit from increased
enrolment and retention rates as well as from improved literacy & numeracy outcomes
HIV IR16: FIJI -MOST AT RISK BOYS &GIRLS By 2012, most at risk and most vulnerable boys and girls, men, women and their partners in Fiji engage in HIV-risk reduction
behaviors at all ti mes including during emergencies.
HIV IR12:REGIONAL- HIV RLTD HEALTH SRVCS HIV IR12:Regional- HIV Rltd Health SrvcsIsland countries most at risk and most vulnerable men, women and children have access to
HIV prevention, treatment, care and support services.
EARLY LEARNING More young children have access to quality early learning opportunities, particularly in target countries.
CP BEHAVIOUR CHANGE Caregivers, families and communities have increased knowledge and skills to eliminate harmful practices and better protect children
from violence and abuse, particularly in target countries.
IR3.1: VANUATU - Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) (HS31) IR3.1: Vanuatu - Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) (HS31): By 2012, more schools and communities have improved health, economic and  human development
outcomes related to water, sanitation, hygiene in Vanuatu (WASH)
CROSS SECTORAL OFFICE SUPPORT Strategies to address cross-cutting issues related to child rights are developed and applied.
H&N POLICY AND PLANNING Governments in targeted countries have strengthened capacities for climate and risk informed and evidence-based primary health care
and nutrition policy, planning and financing
HEALTH AND NUTRITION BEHAVIOUR CHANGE Caregivers have improved knowledge and skills to adopt recommended health and nutrition care practices, particularly in target
countries.
ED I.R.8: VAN-QUALITY PRIMARY EDUCATION Primary school aged children have access to schools which uphold minimum national quality standards, and which support student
enrolment and retention to the end of the primary cycle in Vanuatu.
H&S IR1.2: VAN - SM&NUTRITION H&S Programme Component Results (PCR) 1 Intermediate Results (IR) 1.2 VANUATU: Strengthened national capacity to deliver quality and timely Newborn, maternal and Nutrition
interventions at health facility and community levels in Vanuatu.
OUTPUT 2.3: SOL - Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Output 2.3: SOL - Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)                  nd health centers use improved water and sanitation facilities with a focus on outer
islands, rural and peri-urban villages in the Solomon Islands.
ED I.R.12: SOL-LEARNING OUTCOMES National numeracy, literacy and life-skills learning outcomes by the end of the primary education cycle in Solomon Islands.
H&S IR1.2: SOL - SM&NUTRITION H&S Programme Component Results (PCR) 1 Intermediate Results (IR) 1.2 SOLOMON: Strengthened national capacity to deliver quality and timely Newborn, maternal and Nutrition
interventions at health facility and community levels in Solomon Islands.
HOUSEHOLD & COMMUNITY Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Household & Community Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM BUILDING Child protection systems and structures have strengthened evidence, legal, policy and coordination frameworks to plan, coordinate,
monitor and adequately resource the delivery and expansion of quality and resilient child protection services.
CP SERVICES Government and other service providers (non-governmental agencies) have enhanced capacities to provide child protection services
which prevent and respond to violence and abuse, particularly in target countries.
HIV IR14: SOL -MOST AT RISK BOYS & GIRLS By 2012, most at risk and most vulnerable boys and girls, men, women and  their partners in Solomon Islands engage in HIV-risk
reduction behaviors at all times including during emergencies.
OUTPUT 2.8: MULTI COUNTRY - CCA-DRR Output 2.8 Multi Country: Communities and Government have the capacity in coping with disasters and adapting to the climate change
in relation to Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Sector
OUTPUT 2.4: SOL -  CCA-DRR Output 2.4: SOL -  CCA-DRR              ment have the capacity in coping up with disasters and adapting to the climate change in
relation to Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Sector in the Solomon Islands.
CP IR7.5:FIJI-LEGAL &REGULATORY FRAMEWRK CP Programme Component Results (PCR) 7 IR7.5: By 2017 Fiji strengthen implementation of legal, regulatory and policy frameworks at national, provincial and
district levels for the protection of children, including in emergencies.
WASH ENABLING ENVIRONMENT Pacific Island Country Governments have strengthened institutional frameworks for equitable & sustainable water, sanitation and
hygiene services, particularly in target countries.
Prêt de Politique Publique pour le renforcement de la résilience du système financier indonésien Participation à la première tranche d'un DPL Banque Mondiale de 3 ans visant à :  1 - renforcer la régulation et de la supervision des activités financières pour une meilleure résilience du système financier indonésien (y compris réponse aux effets de  la crise COVID19). 2 - poursuivre des réformes structurantes pour une meilleure inclusion financière, avec renforcement de la protection des épargnants et réponses aux évènements extrêmes et désastres liés aux effets des changements climatiques
Ligne de crédit à PT SMI pour le financement des ODD 2e ligne de crédit à PT SMI pour le financement des ODD
Financement du programme de transport urbain d'Indonésie (Indonesia Mass Transit Project - MASTRAN) Le programme IMTP-SP ou Mastran est la première phase du programme national de transport public urbain (IMTP). Il a pour finalité d'améliorer la qualité de vie des populations et de favoriser le développement économique des aires métropolitaines de Bandung et Medan, par la mise en service de systèmes de transport public sûr, efficace, abordable, confortable et respectueux de l'environnement.
Ficol La Rochelle Kendari Accompagnement technique et scientifique global pour la gestion du cycle global de l'eau à Kendari en mobilisant l'expertise du territoire de la communauté d'agglomération de La Rochelle
Troisième PrPP en appui à la réforme budgétaire et fiscale en Indonésie Pôle GFI Troisième PrPP en appui à la réforme budgétaire et fiscale en Indonésie
Programme de renforcement du système de météorologie marine en Indonésie Cofinancement du programme de renforcement du système de météorologie marine en Indonésie
AIF PT SMI - CID1090 - INDONESIE - Autre Facilité AIF en accompagnement de la 2e LC à PT SMI (derisking)
KRisNA - Projet de renforcement des capacités de la recherche océanographique indonésienne Ce projet vise à doter les institutions publiques indonésiennes de moyens et capacités de recherche océanographique et en améliorer la gestion, la qualité et la performance.Il repose sur la remise à niveau d'un navire existant, la construction d'un nouveau navire polyvalent, et l'amélioration de la gestion de la flotte publique à travers notamment la mise en place d'une structure autonome spécialisée.
Second prêt de politique publique pour la réforme fiscale en Indonésie Pôle GFI Second prêt de politique publique pour la réforme fiscale en Indonésie
2nde tranche du PrPP Dream (résilience aux castastrophes naturelles) 2nde tranche du PrPP Dream (résilience aux castastrophes naturelles), en cofinancement avec la Jica. Cette tranche se focalise en particulier sur les populations vulnérables (dont genre - d'où le FAPS genre associé CID1122)
Programme de renforcement de la résilience face aux catastrophes naturelles (PrPP DREAM: Disaster Risk Enhancement And Management programme). Ce prêt de politique publique en cofinancement avec JICA vise à accompagner le programme de renforcement de la résilience face aux catastrophes naturelles mis en œuvre par l'Indonésie. Les résultats escomptés du programme sont (i) renforcement de la gouvernance pour la réduction du risque de catastrophes, (ii) amélioration de la connaissance du risque, (iii) promotion des investissements pour la résilience et (iv) intégration de la résilience lors de la reconstruction des zones sinistrées.
Financement de la phase II d'un programme budgétaire de politique visant à renforcer la résilience du système financier indonésien Participation à la 2e tranche d'un DPL Banque Mondiale sur trois ans visant à :  1 - renforcer la régulation et de la supervision des activités financières pour une meilleure résilience du système financier indonésien (y compris réponse aux effets de  la crise COVID19). 2 - poursuivre des réformes structurantes pour une meilleure inclusion financière, avec renforcement de la protection des épargnants et réponses aux évènements extrêmes et désastres liés aux effets des changements climatiques
Redémarrage de l'activité de pêche post-tsunami dans l'île Sulawesi Redémarrage des activités économiques (pêcheries artisanales) après le tsunami sur l'île de SUlawesi
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UNFPA Zambia Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Zambia Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Zambia Gender and social norms activities
UNFPA Zambia Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Zambia Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Zambia Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Zambia Population change and data activities UNFPA Zambia Population change and data activities UNFPA Zambia Population change and data activities
UNFPA Zambia Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Zambia Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Zambia Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Zambia Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Zambia Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Zambia Policy and accountability activities
OS7 - Promouvoir le travail décent à l'Amérique Centrale (Nicaragua, Salvador et Honduras) et aux Caraïbes (Cuba) In El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Cuba, the strengthening of the capacities of partner organisations (trade unions, farmers' organisations and local NGOs) and their target groups, in terms of organisation, mutual cooperation, political advocacy and social dialogue, has mobilised the relevant authorities and actors in the region around the right to decent work, social protection and health, while respecting gender equality and the environment. The outcome is linked to pillar 2 (labour rights) and pillar 3 (social protection) of the decent work agenda according to the ILO definition. 

For pillar 2, the intervention strategy focuses on two focal themes: precarisation and casualization of labour and gender equality in the workplace. Both themes are treated from partner organizations’ viewpoint and their target groups in the textile, food and construction sectors. These sectors are linked to global production chains and to multinationals that bear an important responsibility for improving the situation of the target groups and labour rights for the region as a whole. The programme aims to strengthen the partner organizations and their target groups in their negotiating capacities towards employers. Partners increase their capacity to influence the labour policies of government authorities and expand their negotiation capacity towards relevant multinational companies and certification bodies in the production chain.

The intervention for pillar 3 focuses on contributing to stronger health models and strengthening sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). The partner organizations and their target groups identified the following problems: lack of primary care, quality in care (including patient care), citizen participation in health, preventive health approach and attention for social determinants of health (such as access to potable water) within health care policies. For SRHR: violence against women, total abortion ban, teenage pregnancy rates and the rise of HIV and other STD’s.

The programme aims to strengthen the partner organizations and their target groups in their (sexual and reproductive) health promotion and in policy influencing towards the public health institutions, in alliance with other social actors, with attention for access to potable water as a health determinant. A vital strategy is social auditing of health care services and participation in health (advise) committees. Syndicalised workers, representatives and facilitators in the textile, food and construction sectors.
Health promoters and activists and health trade union delegates  
Women activists and LGBTQI activists.
OS3 - Promoting decent work in Southern Africa (South Africa, Zimbabwe and Mozambique) In South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, targeted authorities and actors are mobilised around the need for decent work, social protection and recognition of health rights, while respecting gender equality and environment, thanks to the strengthening of capacities of partner organisations (trade unions, farmers organisations, networks, LGBTQI+ organisations and NGO’s) and their target groups in terms of organization, mutual cooperation, political advocacy and social dialogue. The outcome is linked to pillar 2 (labour rights) and pillar 3 (social protection) of the decent work agenda according to the ILO definition. 

For pillar 2, the intervention strategy focuses on two themes: flexibilisation and casualisation of labour and gender equality in the workplace. Both themes are looked at from partner organisations’ viewpoint and their target groups in the domestic workers, agricultural and light industrial sectors. The programme aims to strengthen the partner organisations and their target groups in their mobilising and advocacy capacities, to relevant authorities and actors. 

The intervention for pillar 3 focuses on contributing to stronger health models and strengthening sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). The partners and their target groups identified the following problems: lack of primary care, quality in care (including patient care), citizen participation in health, preventive health approach and attention for social determinants of health (such as food security) within health care policies. For SRHR: violence against women and access to SRHR for vulnerable groups as young women, LGBTI and sex workers. 

The programme aims to strengthen the partner organisations and their target groups in their (sexual and reproductive) health promotion and in policy influencing towards the public health institutions. A vital strategy is the capacity building of health activists, monitoring of health care services and participation in health (advise) committees.

FOS Southern Africa and its partners decided to adopt a higher degree of focus on gender in the region. A Gender Focal Point, a partner with specific focus and knowledge on gender appointed in each country, will support the other partners in their respective countries on gender-specific work. The 3 Gender Focal Points will also facilitate the formation of a regional network to intensify the provision of gender-related support Workers in the agri-food sector (farm workers and their communities), domestic workers, light industry casualized workers, informal economy workers, subsistence famers
Health activists, women activists, LGBTI, sex workers, young women.