devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
CSIS Japan/US communication channel grant to facilitate dialogues on global health topics between US and Japan political leaders
Preclin development of MAPS bivalent iNTS and 4-valent Shigella vaccines to advance O-antigen-based Shigella vaccines with the view to licensure and introduction of a vaccine that will prevent mortality and morbidity from Shigella diarrhea and dystentery among children in LMICs
Phase III of support to APHRC (CD2030) Support for monitoring Reproductive Maternal Newborn Child Health and Nutrition (RMNCHN) outcomes in Global Financing Facility countries
CGIAR Strategic Modernization Funding Initiative to support the implementation of organizational changes to position CGIAR, a major foundation partner, in providing leadership in agricultural research required to transform agriculture and respond to changing climate.
mRNA-encoded EABR nanoparticles to provide insight and data to help inform new vaccines for diseases that affect the world's poorest populations
2022-2024 AVPN Gender Equality Network To strengthen a philanthropic network that will catalyze and mobilize more capital towards gender quality, expanding economic opportunities for women, and improving outcomes for women and girls across Asia
External Evaluation of the Blantyre Prevention Strategy To conduct an interim evaluation of the outcomes of the Blantyre Prevention Strategy.
Rwanda Technical Policy Unit (MoH) To support the Government of Rwanda through the Ministry of Health to establish a policy hub to improve data use and management, PHC performance monitoring to improve service delivery and Institutional strengthening
Day of Caring 2019 Thank You Grant to provide General Operating Support of Day of Caring 2019 Thank You Grant from 06/07/2019 to 07/12/2019. Grantee name: Asian Counseling and Referral Service.
Reinvestment: Access to Nutrition Index to fund the development and dissemination of robust and independent accountability tools and indexes tracking private sector’s contribution to improved nutrition outcomes globally, and in selected countries
Responsive Technical Support to GoB in Addressing Outbreaks Responsive Technical Support to the government of Bihar to support the public health system in Bihar in addressing outbreaks
Amplifying Influencer Voices to Promote Uptake of Family Planning Service To support salience of Family Planning in the public and policy discourse and prioritization in Bihar
Azithromycin & Misoprostol Safety & Feasibility Study to assess the safety and feasibility of advance distribution of both azithromycin and misoprostol for self-administration to pregnant women with a high likelihood of delivering their baby at home in Northern Nigeria.
Sustainable Commercialization of Sexed Dairy Genetics in East Africa to provide small-scale dairy producers in Ethiopia affordable access to highly-productive and well adapted cows to increase their income
Global Platform for DRR Conference and Inspirational Leadership Workshop This investment will be used to plan, organize and host a peer-learning convening among EMR grantees and partners from the Capacity Building portfolio.
Zambia EOC Support to provide for general operating support of Zambia EOC Support from 03/16/2020 to 01/31/2021. Grantee name: CIDRZ.
Using GIS for Reducing inequities in immunization in Urban Settings in Na to improve health in marginalized slum populations in Kenya by training community health volunteers and other stakeholders to use geospatial mapping (GIS) to map their spatial and social infrastructures and identify their specific health ne
Phase 2- Accelerating Public- Private Investment in India's Dairy Sector to accelerate public-private investments in india's dairy infrastructure to scale access to offtake markets for SSPs
Comic Relief 2022 General Operating Support to provide General Operating Support of Comic Relief 2022 General Operating Support from 03/03/2022 to 12/31/2022. Grantee name: Comic Relief, Inc..
CGIAR Gender Research Platform To support a CGIAR Gender Research Platform that will catalyze targeted research on gender equality in agriculture and climate-resilient food systems
APLMA Reinvestment to support evidence-informed advocacy for sustained political and financial commitments to eliminate malaria from Asia-Pacific by 2030.
Critical Path to TB Drug Regimens – TB Data Collaboration Platform, Data to acquire and curate non-clinical and clinical TB data; to expand the CPTR TB Data Collaboration Platform, including access and support to enable development of quantitative translational models to inform more efficient TB regimen developm
CHRF Infection Observatory to support DNA/RNA-level detail for infectious pathogen characterization, monitoring, and discovery via expansion of existing sequencing capability at a leading global health infectious disease laboratory
Improved Artificial Intelligence and Business Case for Virtual Consulting To support the expansion of digital healthcare services in Rwanda, including the implementation of clinical artificial intelligence with a focus on diseases and health challenges relevant to the developing world
Roadmap to deeper financial engagement for RMG workers To support Readymade Garment factory workers who are part of the underbanked and unbanked population in Bangladesh a digital platform will be developed where customized credit and savings products will be available for them free of cost
Adult malaria mortality estimation update to update and improve our understanding of the estimated burden of malaria mortality in adults
2022 GPA OOP Initiative: Strengthening anti-racist practice in UK sector to support diversity, equity and inclusion in the UK development sector of 2022 GPA OOP Initiative: Strengthening anti-racist practice in UK sector from 11/07/2022 to 06/30/2024. Grantee name: BOND.
Scholarships In-Australia and Post Costs The Australian Awards are a highly-valued form of bilateral development cooperation between Australia and Partner Countries and aim to contribute to long-term development needs of Australia's Partner Countries to promote growth and stability. The Australia Awards program for the Caribbean has great benefits for Tonga by providing the opportunity for academic awards for Caribbean citizens in areas of study relevant to development priorities and to undertake studies to obtain tertiary qualifications at participating Australian Institutions. The total value of this initiative is $2.7 million over 4 years, starting 2010-11.
Volunteer Program - Caribbean Each year more than 1100 volunteers go abroad to represent Australia in the fight against poverty. The program will operate in at least 28 countries in 2011 and will, for the first time, expand into Latin America and the Caribbean.  Funding under this investment supports the Australian Volunteers for International Development (AVID) program operations in the Caribbean, including: design and development of a capacity building program for Latin America; volunteer recruitment, training and mobilisation. The total value of this initiative is $1.35 million expensed in the 2010-11 financial year.
Macedonia (Skpje) 2020 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 1er Semestre
Macedonia Skopje 2019 Cultura Capacitación y fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 1 semestre
Macedonia (Skopje) 2019 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 2º Semestre
Germany provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Germany provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Luxembourg provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Luxembourg provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Canada provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Canada provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Ireland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Ireland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Estonia provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Estonia provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
New Zealand provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) New Zealand provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Portugal provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Portugal provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Denmark provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Denmark provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Netherlands provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Netherlands provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Sweden provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Sweden provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Switzerland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Switzerland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Türkiye provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Türkiye provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Italy provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Italy provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Japan provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Japan provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
France provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) France provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Finland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Finland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
Norway provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023) Norway provides the fund to Ethiopia (2023)
U.S. Department of Justice - Unspecified Training/Conference U.S. Department of Justice - Unspecified Training/Conference; ASIS joint training exercise (SD)
Special Agent Bomb Tech Support Special Agent Bomb Tech Support; Special Agent Bomb Tech Support
U.S. Department of Justice - Unspecified Training/Conference U.S. Department of Justice - Unspecified Training/Conference; ASIS joint training exercise (SF)
Linguist Support to Australian Security Intelligence Organization Linguist Support to Australian Security Intelligence Organization; Russian language support to the Australian Security Intelligence Organization (ASIO)
Bridging the Gaps - LGBT people project Far East, Asia MPact (formerly known as MSMGF) delivers direct technical assistance in the form of capacity building activities across a broad range of needs including: work planning; budget planning and development; grant reporting; information exchange and information services; linkage and referral at various levels (international NGOs, national/local NGOs, government, UN/multilateral); funding mechanisms (local, regional and international) and organizational development more broadly. We work with a range of country-level organizations that work at the intersection of the LGBTI and HIV movements - their names are protected due to security concerns.
Bridging the Gaps - LGBT people project Central Asia MPact (formerly known as MSMGF) delivers direct technical assistance in the form of capacity building activities across a broad range of needs including: work planning; budget planning and development; grant reporting; information exchange and information services; linkage and referral at various levels (international NGOs, national/local NGOs, government, UN/multilateral); funding mechanisms (local, regional and international) and organizational development more broadly. We work with a range of country-level organizations that work at the intersection of the LGBTI and HIV movements - their names are protected due to security concerns.
Bridging the Gaps - LGBT people project Africa MPact (formerly known as MSMGF) delivers funding and direct technical assistance in the form of capacity building activities across a broad range of needs including: work planning; budget planning and development; grant reporting; information exchange and information services; linkage and referral at various levels (international NGOs, national/local NGOs, government, UN/multilateral); funding mechanisms (local, regional and international) and organizational development more broadly. We work with a range of country-level organizations that work at the intersection of the LGBTI and HIV movements - their names are protected due to security and safety concerns.
Bridging the Gaps - LGBT people global project MPact Global Action for Gay Men’s Health and Rights was founded in 2006 as The Global Forum on MSM & HIV (MSMGF) by an international group of activists who were concerned about the disproportionate HIV burden being shouldered by gay and bisexual men. Our key actions include: - advise, monitor, watchdog, and raise issues about the implementation of MSM and key population action plans, grants and programs, and issues raised by communities and supported with evidence and information gathered under this project. - be in touch with USAID/PEPFAR health officers for respective BTG region/countries, Global Fund portfolio managers, and PEPFAR country teams for all targeted countries, nationally and at the secretariat level, and with other key stakeholders including UNAIDS country offices. - communicate regularly with the Global Fund Board and Secretariat, as well as with other bodies if necessary (UNAIDS, WHO at global and regional level) and advocate at global, regional and local levels to monitor Global Fund activities and help ensure that the needs of MSM are addressed appropriately. - participate in major strategic processes, such as Global Fund-led Partnership Forums; Community, Rights and Gender (CRG) advisory group; Community Mobilization consultations, and input gathering from MSM advocates and service providers to present to Global Fund decision makers. - supplement these efforts with frequent communiqués and information notes to our advocacy network, to support meaningful grassroots engagement by MSM and other key populations with the Global Fund. -engage in extensive efforts to impact PEPFAR funding and program focus such as disseminating multiple community updates to our global network on the PEPFAR COP process, supporting advocates to organize into task force at country level and to inform and gather inputs with MSM and LGBTI advocates, and meeting with OGAC to suggest processes, programmatic and funding revisions to increase transparency and civil society engagement in the COP processes.
Bridging the Gaps - LGBT people project Headquarters MPact Global Action for Gay Men’s Health and Rights was founded in 2006 as The Global Forum on MSM & HIV (MSMGF) by an international group of activists who were concerned about the disproportionate HIV burden being shouldered by gay and bisexual men. Our key actions include: - advise, monitor, watchdog, and raise issues about the implementation of MSM and key population action plans, grants and programs, and issues raised by communities and supported with evidence and information gathered under this project. - be in touch with USAID/PEPFAR health officers for respective BTG region/countries, Global Fund portfolio managers, and PEPFAR country teams for all targeted countries, nationally and at the secretariat level, and with other key stakeholders including UNAIDS country offices. - communicate regularly with the Global Fund Board and Secretariat, as well as with other bodies if necessary (UNAIDS, WHO at global and regional level) and advocate at global, regional and local levels to monitor Global Fund activities and help ensure that the needs of MSM are addressed appropriately. - participate in major strategic processes, such as Global Fund-led Partnership Forums; Community, Rights and Gender (CRG) advisory group; Community Mobilization consultations, and input gathering from MSM advocates and service providers to present to Global Fund decision makers. - supplement these efforts with frequent communiqués and information notes to our advocacy network, to support meaningful grassroots engagement by MSM and other key populations with the Global Fund. -engage in extensive efforts to impact PEPFAR funding and program focus such as disseminating multiple community updates to our global network on the PEPFAR COP process, supporting advocates to organize into task force at country level and to inform and gather inputs with MSM and LGBTI advocates, and meeting with OGAC to suggest processes, programmatic and funding revisions to increase transparency and civil society engagement in the COP processes
Bridging the Gaps - LGBT people project Europe MPact (formerly known as MSMGF) delivers direct technical assistance in the form of capacity building activities across a broad range of needs including: work planning; budget planning and development; grant reporting; information exchange and information services; linkage and referral at various levels (international NGOs, national/local NGOs, government, UN/multilateral); funding mechanisms (local, regional and international) and organizational development more broadly. We work with a range of country-level organizations that work at the intersection of the LGBTI and HIV movements - their names are protected due to security concerns.
APPUI INST. MIN. ECO.FIN.PLAN Projet d'Appui Institutionnel au Ministère de l'Economie,
des Finances et du Plan. Le projet vise à : a)   renforcer les capacités de planification du développement et de programmation économique du Ministère de l'Economie, des Finan- ces et du Plan par la formation du personnel national, le recrutement de l'assistance technique pour la mise en oeuvre et l'élaboration des manuels de procédures administratives et techniques de la programmation glissante des investissements publics et la fourniture d'un appui logistique indispensable aux deux structures pour mener à bien leur tâches d'évaluation et de programmation des investissements publics ; b)   poursuivre l'assistance apportée par le PNUD au Comité de suivi des Programmes de Politique Economique afin de renforcer la capacité de pilotage de l'Etat.
BARRAGE MANANTALI : MAT. CHEMIN FER-SENE Projet de barrage de Manantali La réalisation du barrage permettra de régulariser le débit du fleuve et d'assurer l'irragation pérenne des périmètres agricoles implantés en aval.
Il permettra en outre de contrôler les crues et de déclencher les crues artificielles pour les cultures de décrue.
PROJET DE DEVELOPPEMENT DE L'ENSEIGNEMENT ELEMENTAIRE Projet de développement de l'enseignement élementaire Le projet s'inscrit dans le cadre du VIIème Plan de développement économique et social (1985-1989). Il vise deux objectifs précis : a) Amélioration de la gestion et de la qualité de l'enseignement élémentaire par des actions de planification, d'administration (ajustement structurel), de recherche et d'expérimentation en vue d'une utilisation optimale des ressources ; b) Accroissement de l'accès à l'enseignement élémentaire par la combinaison de diverses mesures d'expansion de l'offre d'éducation.
PROJET D'ÉLECTRIFICATION RURALE Projet d'électrification rurale L'objectif sectoriel du projet est de contribuer à l'amélioration des conditions de vie des populations rurales en vue de lutter contre la pauvreté. Le projet a pour objectifs spécifiques i) d'accroître l'accès à l'électricité des populations rurales de la région de Louga; et ii) d'améliorer la capacité de gestion des organes du sous-secteur.
Senegal - 1st sanitation project for Dakar and surrounding area Sénégal - 1er projet d'assainissement de Dakar et ses environs Gouvernement : Accélérer l'engagement et le décaissement de la 3ème tranche du prêt.
ETUD.D'IMPACT CANAL CAYOR SUR L'ENVIRON. Environnmental impact assessment of the Cayor Canal L'étude envisagée a pour objectifs de : a) définir un mode d'exécution et d'exploitation des ouvrages du canal du Cayor qui soit en harmonie avec la préservation d'un équilibre environnemental dans la zone de contact du projet. b) réaliser un cadre de référence biophysique et socio-économique de la zone d'aménagement du canal du Cayor ; c) constituer un outil de référence pour toutes les actions d'étude d'aménagements, de suivi et d'évaluation environnementales entreprises dans le cadre du projet du canal ou futures.
ETUDE CTRE HOSP. UNIVERS. DAKAR Etude : Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Dakar Les études ont pour but d'analyser le secteur hospitalier au Sénégal, d'étudier le rôle qu'y jouerait un CHU ainsi que son mode d'organisation et de fonctionnement, Elles permettront également de réaliser le dossier d'exécution de la 1ère tranche.
Senegal - Casamance Rural Development Support Project (PADERCA) Sénegal - Projet d’appui au développement rural en Casamance (PADERCA) The goal of the project, which falls under the Program to revive economic and social activities in Casamance put in place by the Government and supported by the donor community, is to bolster the process of return of peace in the region. With a duration period of five years, the specific objective of the project is to support rural development through the conservation and development of “water, soil and forest” resources currently under serious threat. Based on participatory planning, the project will help develop nearly 15,000 ha of farm lands, build the capacities of farmers’ organizations, especially those operated by women, improve the professionalization of production channels and provide special support for social infrastructure. The main component of the project include: (A) Natural Resources Conservation and Development; (B) Local Development and Capacity Building; and (C) Project Management. Le projet s’inscrit dans le cadre du Programme de relance des activités économiques et sociales en Casamance, mis en place par le Gouvernement et soutenu par la communauté des bailleurs de fonds, qui entend appuyer le processus de retour à la paix dans la région. D’une durée de cinq ans, il concernera de manière spécifique l’appui au développement rural, en axant ses interventions sur la préservation et la valorisation du capital productif « eaux, sols et forêts », aujourd’hui gravement menacé. Il permettra, selon une démarche de planification participative, la mise en valeur de près de 15.000 ha de terres agricoles, un renforcement des capacités des organisations paysannes, notamment féminines, ainsi qu’une meilleure professionnalisation des filières de production, et apportera aussi un appui particulier dans le domaine des infrastructures sociales. Les principales composantes du projet sont : (A) Conservation et valorisation des ressources naturelles, (B) Développement local et renforcement des capacités, et (C) Gestion du projet. The sector goal of the project is to contribute to poverty reduction and revive rural activities in Casamance. The specific objective of the project is to increase agricultural production on a sustainable basis. L’objectif sectoriel du projet est de contribuer à la réduction de la pauvreté et à la relance des activités rurales en Casamance. Le projet a pour objectif spécifique l’augmentation de la production agricole sur une base durable. The project will safeguard the income of over 14,000 farmers and build the management and professional capacity of village committees and groups. Le projet sécurisera à terme le revenu de près de 14.000 exploitations agricoles tout en renforçant la capacité de gestion et la professionnalisation des comités et groupements villageois.