devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Clean water and sanitation in emergency situations in villages in the Mojana Region and the municipality of Riosucio Start date backdated to 10/01/2008.
Djibouti protracted Relief and Recovery Operation (PRRO 10544.0) “Food Assistance to Vulnerable Groups and Refugees” Djibouti protracted Relief and Recovery Operation (PRRO 10544.0) “Food Assistance to Vulnerable Groups and Refugees”
20 child-friendly spaces in accommodation centres for people displaced by the cyclones;Training in prevention and detection of abuse; elaboration of database on violence against children Start date backdated to 11/03/2008.
To minimize the health consequences of food insecurity due to increase of food prices To minimize the health consequences of food insecurity due to increase of food prices
Logistics support to relief operation for vulnerable population affected by cyclone Ivan in Madagascar. Air transport:
o	No. of passengers transported against requested number 
o	No. of metric tons (food or NFI) transported against requested quantities
o	Average cost per passenger and MT transported against planned  
o	Utilization of available aircraft capacity 
o	No. of agencies utilizing the service 
o	No. of prioritization meetings with stakeholders 
o	Number of Incidents (air safety related)
Emergency Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene Response to Abyei Crisis Start date backdated to 01/06/2008.
Emergency intervention in support of livelihoods of the most vulnerable farmers affected by the food crisis 2008 NCE request received on 25 September 2008-  approved by ERC on 26 September 2008 and extended until 5 November 2008.
Emergency agriculture intervention in support to the returnees reintegration process in the provinces of Bururi, Makamba and Rutana (a) 1 kit made of vegetable seeds (300 g), 10 kg of adapted and diversified bean seeds and a kit of assorted agriculture tools and inputs (fertilizers, pesticides, garden-ing tools) to increase agriculture productivity; (b) training on basic techniques related to agricultural and in particular vegetable production; (ii) 1 000 households will receive 3 goats as a basis for the establishment of the community solidarity chain system which in turn will benefit to other vulnerable households; (iii) 18 000 banana vitro plants and 12 000 fruit seedlings will be made available to identi-fied beneficiaries and installed near their home vicinity; (iv) 3 600 000 sweet potatoes cuttings (600 cuttings per family) and 3000 000 cassava cuttings (500 cuttings per family) of productive and tolerant to the severe cassava mosaic strain will be distributed to targeted beneficiaries.
Protection of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and Returnees
SRL-08/P/HR/RL09 Indicators: 
a.	Enhanced access to justice 
b.	Increased physical security of IDPs
c.	Increased freedom of movement of IDPs 
d.	Enhanced prevention of and response to SGBV
e.	Reduced vulnerability of persons with specific needs
Food security assistance to small producers in affected areas (La Paz and Cochabamba) Food security assistance to small producers in affected areas (La Paz and Cochabamba)
Maternal and neonatal health interventions in drought affected areas Maternal and neonatal health interventions in drought affected areas
Emergency nutrition for child survival in Niger Emergency nutrition for child survival in Niger
Management of Gender Based Violence caused by the vulnerability of food crisis in Lesotho Management of Gender Based Violence caused by the vulnerability of food crisis in Lesotho
Reduce the incidence of severe malnutrition among under five children Reduce the incidence of severe malnutrition among under five children
Assistance initiale au retour des réfugiés congolais 1. Organisation et facilitation du transport
2. Maintenance et entretien des camps de transit
3. Accueil et distribution de bois de chauffe et vivres dans les centres de transit
3. Distribution des Kits de retour par les services communautaires.
Support to the Expanded Humanitarian Response Fund for Iraq (ERF) The CERF funding will support eleven project proposals submitted to the Expanded Humanitarian Response Fund (ERF) for Iraq to enable them to undertake urgent humanitarian activities in Iraq due to acute shortage of funds. Funding from the ERF will cover the eleven project activities up to a maximum three-month period, i.e. grant duration is between 1 and 3 months from disbursement. A detailed description of the eleven project proposals are listed below in the table.
Emergency Response to Somali Influx in Ethiopia Procurement of basic NFIs to cover the refugees’ needs for household items 

Ongoing emergency development of the brand new Sheder Refugee camp will be completed swiftly in accordance with the established standards for a refugee camp, in terms of infrastructure construction and setting up of services
Prevention of acute respiratory infections (ARI) and diarrheal diseases among under-five children Start date backdated to 22/02/2008.
PRRO 10608.0  Targeted food Aid for victims of armed conflict and other vulnerable group. PRRO 10608.0  Targeted food Aid for victims of armed conflict and other vulnerable group.
Monitoring system for grave violation of children's rights Activité 4. Evaluation de la sécurité des agences de protection de l’enfant.
Activité 5.  Plaidoyer pour les membres de réseau d’apporter les réponses appropriées 
Activité 6.  Suivi et documentation de ces activités.
Emergency Health response for victims of the Kenya political conflict Start date backdated to 11/01/2008.
Ensuring  psychological support services and reproductive health  related care for SGBV victims Ensuring  psychological support services and reproductive health  related care for SGBV victims
Health emergency assistance to malnourished children Health emergency assistance to malnourished children
Prise en charge médicale et psychosociale des victimes de violences sexuelles à Minova (Sud Kivu), dans les camps de déplacés de Masisi (Nord Kivu) et dans les zones de refoulés à Wikong Activités 
Activité 1 : Sensibiliser les communautés et les victimes sur la nécessité de bénéficier des soins appropriés dans les 72 heures après l’incident
Activité 2 : Sensibiliser les communautés et les victimes sur la disponibilité des services 
Activité 3 : Assurer la référence entre les différents volets d’intervention et surtout vers les structures d’assistance juridique et judiciaire 
Activité 4 : Collecter les données de manière active
Activité 1 : Diffuser le certificat médical existant
Activité 2 : Former les prestataires à son utilisation
Rapid Establishment of up to 10 Temporary/Emergency Primary Health Care Clinics in Priority Locations in the Irrawadddy Delta region. Rapid Establishment of up to 10 Temporary/Emergency Primary Health Care Clinics in Priority Locations in the Irrawadddy Delta region.
Protection Interventions in Earthquake Affected Areas of Balochistan Target population of 80,000( 5000 women and 25000 children in districts Ziarat, Pishin and Harnai -UNICEF

50,000 people with special focus on 12,500 women in reproductive age group- UNFPA)

Joint Project with UNICEF 08 CEF 090 D
Equipment of school infrastructures with school furniture Equipment of school infrastructures with school furniture
“Strengthening Local Action for Improving Child Survival (SLAICS) in DPRK” “Strengthening Local Action for Improving Child Survival (SLAICS) in DPRK”
Emergency WES response for victims of the Kenya political conflict Start date backdated to 11/01/2008.
Maintaining Life-Saving Malaria Diagnosis and Treatment First extension requested on 31 May 2009.
Local Settlement Programme for Refugees in Zimbabwe

ZIM- 08/MS01 Local Settlement Programme for Refugees in Zimbabwe

ZIM- 08/MS01
Emergency WASH provision for Georgian IDPs and returnees Redeployment budget:

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Réponse d’urgence en Eau Hygiène Assainissement Réponse d’urgence en Eau Hygiène Assainissement
Assistance to flood affected populations in Balochistan -	Undertake rapid assessment in collaboration with FAO to identify and register about 12,500 households who have hitherto not received food assistance in target districts.
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-	Extend existing logistics set up to distribute 1,452 MT food to 12,500 to identified households in target districts.

-	Extend logistic support to distribution livestock inputs in target districts of Balochistan and Sindh. (  Note that the cost of transportation will be covered of FAO)
IR EMOP 10771.0  - Assistance to populations affected by Flooding in Western Nepal IR EMOP 10771.0  - Assistance to populations affected by Flooding in Western Nepal
Emergency Assistance to Flood Affected Populations and children and pregnant lactating women affected by food security crisis in Togo (EMOP 10465.0)
WA – 08/F01 Improved food security for flood affected populations in Savanes region:

-	Indicator 1: 65 000 vulnerable people have a month ration (as per food basket of the region)
-	Indicator 2: 13 000 households are protected from potential consequences linked to natural disasters for one month, i.e. continuous flooding
-	Indicator 3: Protection of the next harvest with less than 5% of seeds consumed in 13 000 households
Saving Lives  and Reducing Suffering for the Affected Population in the Sichuan Earthquake Re-activate the essential functions of damaged frontline health and medical facilities in the affected areas

WHO will provide essential medicines and health supplies to be used for primary health care
Provide essential supply & equipment for sustaining immunization services

Provide emergency psychosocial support to the affected populations and emergency relief responders

Provide technical support to coordination efforts and intersectoral planning to make essential mental health and psychosocial support available

WHO will assist in organizing and running trainings for local psychosocial experts
Emergency Shelter and NFI Response, for displaced persons affected by post elections violence in Kenya Emergency Shelter and NFI Response, for displaced persons affected by post elections violence in Kenya
Reduce the incidence of common childhood diseases Regular monitoring of the coverage of interventions will be an integral part of the project so that progress can be measured. Both national and international staff of UNICEF will carry out the field visits. Field findings from monitoring visits will be shared with MoPH and other relevant agencies to improve programme implementation. Joint field visits with counterparts (MOPH) will also be carried out to track the quantity, quality and timeliness of the supply, to review progress and to identify project constraints as well as for end-use supplies monitoring.
“Logistics Augmentation and Coordination in Support of the Humanitarian Community in Myanmar.” Proposed Activities 

On behalf of the humanitarian community WFP will operate 10 helicopters to deliver relief cargo on behalf of the humanitarian community in areas not accessible by either road, barge or boat or in areas where no assistance have been given yet. The helicopters will be operating out of the five logistics hubs in Pyapon, Bogale, Labutta, Pathein and Mawlamyainggyum.

UNJLC will facilitate the booking system for the helicopters. In liaison with the "Cluster Coordinator" and the IASC  Country Team a UNJLC Prioritisation Officer will monitor and follow up on all prioritised commodity needs by country, by region and by cluster and report their findings for asset tasking.

WFP as the Logistics Cluster Lead will continue to facilitate the logistics coordination, operate warehouses, boats and trucks in Myanmar and perform strategic airlifts out of Bangkok in support of all humanitarian actors.
Emergency nutrition  for children and women and emergency reproductive health for women and girls affected by the hurricanes
 HTI-08/H04 Emergency nutrition  for children and women and emergency reproductive health for women and girls affected by the hurricanes
 HTI-08/H04
Prevention of and response to Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and provision of dignity items among flood-affected  
populations
YEM/08-PROT03 Prevention of and response to Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and provision of dignity items among flood-affected  
populations
YEM/08-PROT03
Addressing emergency sexual and reproductive health needs of mobile and vulnerable populations (MVPs) in Zimbabwe

ZIM-08/H08 Addressing emergency sexual and reproductive health needs of mobile and vulnerable populations (MVPs) in Zimbabwe

ZIM-08/H08
Protection and Assistance to IDPs in Côte d’Ivoire Protection and Assistance to IDPs in Côte d’Ivoire
Fuel Provision for Vulnerable Families in Winter Fuel Provision for Vulnerable Families in Winter
Emergency Food Assistance to population affected by floods and landslides in Honduras Emergency Food Assistance to population affected by floods and landslides in Honduras
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Zambia Currently Rent to Own Zambia Limited (RtO) focuses its business on the higher income farmers and shop owners to minimize the risk of default. However Rent-to-Own has seen potential for growth in the lower income farmers and shop owners but has not yet expl
ored this potential due to the high risks involved. Lower income clients are more vulnerable to changes in the market and the regular demands of life. To reach these clients a fundamental change to how the company operates will be required.  This shift is 
based on the key contact each client has with RtO. If the key contact the Field Officer is well trained on the specific type of business the client is operating then this Field Officer can provide in depth advice on how to succeed. The current model RtO Fi
eld Officers are operating with requires them to give advice on 7 different types of businesses and has proven to be limiting. 90% of RtO's sales come from just three products, irrigation pumps refrigeration and maize mills. Expand on the current agent net
work by hiring and training Field Officers to provide support to clients on how to succeed. This will be done for the top three selling products namely, maize mills irrigation pumps and refrigeration. Additional training will be provided on record keeping 
maintenance and marketing skills. This should allow an entirely new set of Clients to access RtO's services. This model will be trialled and implemented throughout the whole company. However in order to ring fence the FLC funding and be able to demonstrate
 the direct impact of the FLC funding it is our suggestion to use the FLC allocated funds for the development and implementation of this new model in Central province only. RtO uses cutting-edge communications technology to manage a widespread field operat
ion that is fast efficient and effective. A centralized cloud-based management system keeps each member of the Rent-to-Own team up to date with the latest information on their clients. RtO management team also gains access to instantaneously updated overvi
ews of their portfolio and operations. An automated SMS system also sends clients reminders and keeps them informed of the status of their applications.
Support to Consultative Group on Int. Agricultural Research (CGIAR) CGIAR which comprises 15 research institutes supports develops and coordinates global agricultural research with the aim of improving food security and reduce rural poverty.
Humanitarian Aid to Chad through Finnish Red Cross Humanitarian aid to Chad via the IFRC.
JPO/UNV Programme The Junior Professional Officer (JPO) and UN Volunteer (UNV) Programme aims to recruit Finnish JPOs and UNVs into different UN organizations.  The Programme is an important  part of Finland's multilateral development cooperation.  JPOs and UNVs contribute 
considerably to the work of the UN organizations around the world.  Finland also funds the EU Junior Professionals in Delegations (JPD) Programme and in this way supports  the strengthening of the EUs development policy.
Strengthening the capacity and  sustainability of Arap Moi Children's home The project partners  are faced with constantly growing challenges of increasing demand for child  protection of poor children changing operating environment of the Arap Moi Children's Home (AMCH) need to strengthen the skills and capacity of the AMCH acce
lerating price of quality education and the capacity of the AMCH being set up for a much smaller number of sponsored children than presently. The overall objective of the project is to enhance poverty reduction and human rights by broadening access to equa
l opportunities for orphaned and destitute children and youth in the Nakuru area. The changes in Kenyan legislation on child protection stipulating that a relative's family is always preferable to an institution for an orphaned child have set new challenge
s to the sponsorship activities of Nakurun lapset ry and AMCH. Whereas all the sponsored children previously stayed at the AMCH now roughly one third of them stays at the home and two thirds in a network of guardian families that the AMCH provides for in t
erms of education and well-being. Two of the three cross-cutting objectives of the Finnish development policy promotion of gender equality and reducing inequalities are in the heart of the sponsorship activity and the project as they focus on strengthening
 equal opportunities for education and well-being for girls and boys. The key challenges for the project based on the Feasibility Study and the Problem Analysis are the capacity and skill requirements for the AMCH staff a school structure for the sponsored
 children which provides better quality education and reduced costs and improvement of working methods of the partners.As its immediate objective the project aims at strengthening the capacity and longer-term sustainability of the existing AMCH activities 
in serving  in a sustainable and effective way  the children and youth enrolled in the sponsorship programme.The immediate objective is addressed through four result areas as follows: 1) promotion of equal education opportunities to the children and youth 
enrolled in the sponsorship programme 2) empowering the guardians to strengthen their capacity to take care of the well-being of the children and youth in the sponsorship programme 3) strengthening the individual and institutional capacities of the sponsor
ship partners to offer quality and sustainability of activities and 4) improving the physical environment of the AMCH.
Vahemmistoryhmien tukijarjesto Omega promotion of development awareness Promotion of development awareness
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Argentina Strenghening of the Red MATE visually impaired student support centers and capacity building of the visually impaired students who participate in the activities the centers and encourage them to lead the activities independently at the later stage. Project
 includes among others the following activities: 1. increase of the production of suitable learning material for visually impaired students 2. training for visually impaired persons of the IT-technology suitable for them 3. empowerment of visually impaired
 young people in order to enable their participation to education.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Kyrgyz Republic This pilot project aims at creating a positive learning environment for youth characterized by peace tolerance equality and other democratic principles in 20 mono and multi-ethnic schools in Osh oblast. This will be done by providing youth with practical t
ools to identify existing conflict in their schools and defuse them in a peaceful manner and by setting up youth-led Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation Committee in schools to support student in their actions.
Creating Sustainable Businesses in the knowledge economy Trust Fund is producing knowledge and good practice on how ICT is applied to the achievement of development goals how enabling environment needs to be developed for implementation of applications and how public-private partnerships can be fostered to suppo
rt entrepreneurship growth and innovation.
Kulttuuri- ja uskontofoorumi FOKUS Promotion of development awareness Promotion of development awareness
Frame Agreement with NGO (Finn Church Aid) DRC Local Partners' Capacity Building, The project objective is that the operational capacity of local partner organizations as active civil society actors, development project implementers and as opinion leaders, is enchanged.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Zambia The project supports African Parlamentarians Network against Corruption Zambia Chapter to identify existing loopholes in the corruption legislation and to creatie parliamentarians' joint advocacy agenda which will aim at addressing these issues. In additio
n the project supports consituency level anti-corruption work of the members of parliament.
Local Cooperation Fund (LCF) in Kenya The proposed project entails organizing and holding a conference for at least 80 participants drawn from various countries backgrounds experiences and expertise relevant to enhancing faster growth and the ability of sustainable forestry to compete with gro
wing forest products demands in East AfricaThe introduction and development of good quality planting material is central to improving the competitiveness of the forestry sector in East Africa to enable faster growth and sustainable forestry. Besides this, 
the region requires maximum contributions and collaboration from public and private sector stakeholders. The above conference will achieve this by bringing together scientist experts entrepreneurs policy makers and practitioners to develop consensus on res
pective roles and responsibilities towards a competitive and sustainable forestry sector in East Africa. The main product of the conference will be a regional tree improvement strategy.The project aims to contribute to the overall goal: ?Towards enhancing 
competitiveness of forestry sector in East Africa through a sustainable tree improvement programme?Conference Objectives? To review tree improvement research and development initiatives in East Africa? To bring together forestry stakeholders to share exper
iences and identify needs? To map out a regional strategy for tree improvement? To explore models of sustainable resourcing for tree improvement programmesAt the end of the conference a strategic action plan will be drawn with measurable targets indicators
 timelines and specific roles/contributions by partners towards successful Tree improvement programme in East Africa.Thereafter each country can then apply the principles of the strategy to their national individual priorities and situations.
NFI's, food, psychosocial support Humanitarian assistance through Fida International to DR Congo
Global Review, Building Accountability for National and Regional Implementation of UNSC Resolutions on Women Peace and Security (1325) In its role coordinating the UN's implementation of the women peace and security agenda UN Women will organize an international meeting to review the conditions under which NAPs have advanced implementation of the Security Council's women peace and securit
y resolutions progress to date and will identify best practices and forward-looking strategies for improved implementation. The overall aim of the meeting will be to review current approaches and to invigorate and generate momentum for scaling up good prac
tices and applying more effective strategies for implementation of the women peace and security resolutions at national and regional levels.   The specific objectives of the meeting are to: Identify and inspire innovative methodologies to advance national 
and regional implementation strategies, document and share lessons learned and best practice on the development and implementation of strategies such as National Action Plans, Identify ways to address existing challenges such as development of monitoring p
rocedures indicators and sustainable financing mechanisms,? develop recommendations for future  directions to accelerate national and regional implementation. The meeting will assemble details on innovative approaches for consideration by Member States in 
their national strategies.