devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Cambodia Democratic Reforms (CDR) Program (Cambodia):  CDR is improving political competitiveness and government accountability by strengthening democratic systems and supporting the ability of citizens to more effectively participate in their country's political processes. CDR will focus on citizen participation at the sub-national and national levels, with an emphasis on women and youth. It will work with local civil society organizations (CSOs) to bolster constructive civic engagement to advance respect for human rights, access to basic services, electoral reform, land rights, social accountability and anti-corruption efforts. CDR will work with local CSOs to support emerging women leaders to develop skills to engage in politics, build relationships with elected officials, and influence decision-making in target provinces. It will train potential female candidates and prepare those chosen by parties for inclusion on candidate lists for the 2018 national elections. CDR will transition much of the activities to local CSOs.
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to support integrated risk management and shock responsive social protection by building national capacities and strengthening systems.
HIV/AIDS Prevention; Reproductive Health HIV/AIDS Prevention; Reproductive Health
Trafficking-in-Persons and Migrant Smuggling Develop and conduct needs assessments, baseline studies, targeted evaluations, special studies or other information-gathering efforts specifically for the design, monitoring and evaluation of USG-funded programs. This sub-element may also include developing and disseminating best practices and lessons learned, testing demonstration and/or pilot models, or the preparation of strategic plans and other short-term programming tasks. Note: All such activities that are carried out by partners as an integral part of their monitoring and evaluation efforts for programs funded under other sub-elements should be included within those sub-elements.
NOURISH (Cambodia):  NOURISH will address key causal factors of chronic malnutrition in Cambodia, including poverty, lack of access to quality nutrition services, poor sanitation, and behaviors that work against optimal growth and development. A midterm evaluation of the activity showed promising reductions in stunting and other nutrition-related indicators due to NOURISH's multifaceted approaches in implementing an integrated nutrition activity. With FY 2018 funds, NOURISH will advocate for policy changes using evidence from the field. ..NOURISH will also intensify implementation of nutrition and WASH activities in low coverage villages, where it will support community nutrition services, including growth monitoring and promotion; promotion of better feeding practices for infants and young children through social behavior change communication; and, conditional cash transfers. NOURISH will support target villages, amongst the poorest, to become open defecation free by conducting community-led total sanitation activities. The activity will promote the production and use of a fish preservative as a food additive for children under five and the planting of nutritious vegetables in home gardens, especially for the landless poor. Capacity building on innovative and moveable gardens ensure that mothers have adequate micronutrients and protein-rich food to feed their children throughout dry season...NOURISH was awarded through a competitive process in which the offeror with the best value to the U.S. government was selected, in accordance with federal procurement regulations..By addressing malnutrition and stunting among the most vulnerable Cambodians, the activity contributes to the Administration priority to assert U.S. leadership and influence by addressing the policy changes to improve the health status of Cambodian women and children and supports Mission Objective 4.1 (CDCS DO2) "Improve health and education with a focus on vulnerable populations.".
Cambodia Countering Trafficking-in-Persons Program (Cambodia):  The Cambodia Countering Trafficking-in-Persons (CCTIP) activity seeks to mitigate TIP risk factors by reducing unsafe labor migration, which, in turn, increases vulnerability to debt slavery and other forms of exploitation, and also protects and assists the victims of trafficking.  With FY 2018 funds, the CCTIP activity will implement preventive measures, focusing on root causes of trafficking relating to education, employment opportunities, and livelihoods and strengthen TIP survivor protection services by enhancing victim identification and delivering services that help trafficking victims reintegrate into society.  The CCTIP activity's preventive measures also include expanding clean water availability as a means of improving livelihoods in areas at higher risk for trafficking. As this activity supports victim's rights, it aligns with Mission Objective 1.2 (CDCS DO1) "Strengthen credible voices to promote fundamental democratic principles and human rights, " and addresses the Administration priority to "Advance American Influence" (National Security Strategy, Pillar IV) by addressing the underlying conditions causing people to fall victim to human trafficking. In addition, this activity is critical to meeting the Administration priority of "Aligning U.S. national security objectives" by addressing the underlying conditions contributing to irregular migration to the United States. The activity was competitively awarded based on the best value to the U.S. government, in accordance with federal procurement regulations.
Cambodia Rural Sanitation Development Impact Bond (DIB) (Cambodia):  .With FY2021 funds, the Cambodia Rural Sanitation DIB activity will leverage the private sector and other stakeholders to support food insecure communities and vulnerable populations to improve access to affordable and sustainable water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) products and services. The activity will promote market-sustained and integrated sanitation services, including strengthening the ability of local business owners to provide sanitation products and services, safe fecal sludge management, and better integration of sanitation with handwashing and clean water solutions. This approach has the potential to reach the poorest and most marginalized households in rural Cambodia and close the affordability gap to achieve universal access to improved sanitation. The activity will reach 85 percent rural sanitation coverage by 2023 in 1,600 villages declared Open Defecation Free across six provinces. The activity will work within the integrated Global Food Security Strategy portfolio and integrate WASH activities with agriculture and nutrition activities to increase economic and health outcomes of the targeted communities. Improving access to WASH products and services improves nutrition by reducing the open defecation that contributes to reducing stunting among children and preventing the spread of diseases and contamination of drinking water..The activity falls under the Administration's priority to grow economic opportunities and prosperity for communities globally and inclusively for all Americans and Cambodians, to end the COVID-19 pandemic, to advance global health security, and to mitigate development and humanitarian impacts. In addition, the activity contributes to Mission Objective 1 (CDCS DO1) "Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth Broadened." . .
USAID Wildlife Sanctuary Support Program (Cambodia):  Rapid degradation of forests due to a systemic failure of natural resource management and governance are undermining the political stability, economic health, and climate resilience of Cambodia. The Wildlife Sanctuary Support Program works to improve biodiversity conservation and ecosystem health; increases sustainable economic opportunities; and strengthens landscape governance in two wildlife sanctuaries in Mondulkiri province. The activity builds the capacity of local communities and coordinates with Royal Government of Cambodia technical officers to better manage natural resources; supports the analyses and implementation of spatial plans to balance economic development while maintaining the ecological sanctuary's integrity; and, promotes alternative livelihood opportunities to reduce the dependence on the timber and non-timber forest products. The activity supports the Administration priority of ensuring effectiveness and accountability to the American taxpayer by using evidence to inform budget, program planning, and management decisions. The activity also supports the Administration priority of building self-reliance by increasing engagement with local partners to strengthen their ability to implement their own development agenda. In addition, the activity contributes to Mission Objective 4.2 (CDCS DO3) - Strengthen sustainable and resilient pathways out of poverty. The activity was awarded through a sole source mechanism to an implementing partner with unique qualifications to carry out the work. The award was made in accordance with federal procurement regulations.
USAID Cambodia Green Future Activity (formerly Natural Resource Management) (Cambodia):  The USAID Cambodia Green Future activity focuses on introducing communication approaches to drive social and behavioral change toward protecting and preserving biodiversity, wildlife, and forests. The activity aims to increase the knowledge and positive behaviors of target populations concerning the benefits provided by Cambodia's unique and endangered biodiversity and forest ecosystems and to strengthen citizen-led efforts to apply strategic communications to protect biodiversity and forest ecosystems in target areas..The activity supports the Administration's priority to promote climate security and resilience through the promoting knowledge exchange and behavior changes that address concerns related to unsustainable development, deforestation, wildlife trafficking as well as littering issues. Additionally, this activity supports the Indo-Pacific Framework and the Mission Objective 1 (CDCS DO1) "Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth Broadened.".
13. DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION FOR DATA MIGRATION: 13. Awareness on key protection issues
505.3 HIV PREVENTION AMONG YOUTH By 2012, additional 300,000 boys and girls people 15 to 24   in-school and 500,000 boys, girls and women out-of-schools in 15
States of Northern Sudan have access to correct information attitudes and relevant skills and access to HIV services in order to
reduce their vulnerability to HIV infection. (UNDAF output 4.7.1).
DON'T USE 611.03 COMMUNICATION BEHAV. CH By 2014, the engagement and capacity of civil society actors to develop and implement integrated communication strategies that
address social norms and promote positive behaviour change among boys and girls and their families is strengthened.
DO NOT USE - 2011 DATA MIGRATION DO NOT USE - 2011 DATA MIGRATION        ity built for improved monitorin
g and reporting on MDGs and situation of children and women. (UNDAF Outp
ut 2.3.5)
504.4. DURING EMERGENCIES 504.4. During Emergencies                and families have access to protection interventions in line with Core Commitments for
Children (CCCs)
507.2 ROLLING SITAN AND M&E Rolling Situational analysis (SitAn).  and M&E: Strengthened institutional capacity for planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation, and
information management of social development indicators at the community level.
DON'T USE 609.01 HUMANITARIAN / POST CON By 2015, government and local community capacities to promote and sustain girls' and boys' rights to protection from violence,
exploitation and abuse are strengthened in humanitarian and post-conflict settings
OUTPUT 1.4: KNOWLEDGE ON KEY FAMILY PRACTICES Mothers and other caregivers in targeted localities have improved skills and knowledge on key family practices
502.4 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SECTOR COORDINATION WASH sector coordination for humanitarian assistance at National/sub-national levels strengthened (UNDAF output   4.4.3)
DON'T USE 601.04 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH By 2015, women and children in under-served and needy areas have improved access to maternal and newborn health services.
DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION          d states levels to coordinate HI
V/AIDS program, and Ministry of Youth and Sport, Ministry of General Edu
cation, Ministry of Wellfare and Social Security to develop and implemen
t strategic sectoral planns for HIV/AIDS
DON'T USE 603.02 STUNTING PREVENTION By 2015, the most disadvantaged children, especially boys and girls living in poverty, benefit from  improved coverage
ofpreventative nutrition services
STRENGTHEN CAPACITY TO SCALEUP NUTRITION Strengthened national capacity to advocate, legislate and plan for scaling up nutrition (SUN).
DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION           and human capacity strengthened
 for emergency preparedness and responses to ensure access of children,
women and families to life-saving  interventions in line with core commi
tments for children (CCC's) during man-made and natural emergencies.
RESULT BASED PLANNING Strengthened national capacities and systems for results based planning, coordination and performance management including
Emergency Preparedness & Response  at national level and in 12 targeted States
DON'T USE 608.01 EMERGENCY AFFECT/VUNER By 2015, children living in displaced or returnee families, seasonal nomadic communities, and natural disaster or emergency -
affected areas have access to life-saving education opportunities in line with Core Commitments for Children (CCC) and are enrolled
in school. 1.   of children  enrollment campaign  TLMs
DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION          able groups, under 5 children an
d pregnat women, significantly reduced in all malaria endemic areas thro
ugh increasing  coverage of prompt and effective treatment to at least 8
0 % and proportion of under 5 children and preganat women sleeping under
 insecticide nets to at least 80 % with particular focus in IDP camps in
 three darfur states and Khartoum state.
507.5 EMERGENCY RESPONSE & PREPAREDNESS Emergency Response and Preparedness: An effective and efficient emergency preparedness and response at national, state and
community levels functioning.
501.02. EPR 2012 501.02. Timely and effective response to emergencies as per core commitments of children (CCCs)
ALLIANCE AND PARTNERSHIP Strengthened alliance and partnerships with traditional and non-traditional
DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION by providing antenatal and postn atal care services to 80% of pregnant women in 8 focus states plus
Abye,  and providing access to skilled attendant at birth and EmONC services f or 80% of pregnant women in four focus states (North
Kordofan, South Dar fur, West Darfur and Blue Nile).
OUTPUT 3.1: OOSC ACCESS TO EDUCATION More out-of-school children, especially girls, and those in the most vulnerable situations, access quality pre-primary, primary and
alternative learning opportunities.
OUTPUT 1.2: INTEGRATED HIGH-IMPACT HEALTH AND NUTRITION SERVICES. Health systems and communities in targeted localities have strengthened capacities and deliver integrated high-impact health and
nutrition services
COMMUNITIES, FAMILIES & CHILDREN DEMAND Communities, families and children including adolescent equipped with knowledge and life skills to protect them from separation,
violence and traditional harmful practices
DON'T USE 605.03 STAFF COSTS - CP DEV Staff Costs - Child protection Development
DO NOT USE - 2011 DATA MIGRATION FOR DATA MIGRATION: 04.  Country Programme Monitoring & Evaluation
ENHANCE QUALITY AND INCLUSIVE EDUCATION 2.4.2 Support roll out of School Improvement, Monitoring and Planning initiative through community and child/adolescent
participation in 10 (5 in 2015  5 in 2016)  for gradual transformation to Child Friendly School environments.
16. DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION FOR DATA MIGRATION: 16. Communities have increased awareness of the risk of mines/UXOs
DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION          ge and quality of community base
d managment of acute mal nutrition at facility and programme levels in n
ine focus states in the North
DON'T USE 602.03 STAFF COSTS - Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) DEV Staff Costs - Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Development
501.03. IMMUNIZATION 2012 501.03. Burden of vaccine-preventable diseases reduced
01. DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION FOR DATA MIGRATION: 01. Policies and procedures in place for Family Tracing and Reunification (FTR) and alternative family care
system
OUTPUT 1.1: EVIDENCE BASED PLANNING FORHEALTH-NUTRITION Government at national and subnational levels have strengthened capacities and develop evidence-based and equity, multi-sector
focused policies, plans and budgets to improve health and nutrition services
DON'T USE 607.06 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) STAFF COSTS EMERG Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Staff Costs - Emergency
DON'T USE 602.01 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SSS By 2016, the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) sector capacity is enhanced and appropriate technological options are available to support a substantial
increase in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) public investment and scaling up Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) coverage for the poorest and underserved populations in Sudan.
02. DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION FOR DATA MIGRATION: 02. Child Protection Coordination mechanism
DON'T USE 6.10.01 STATES DATA  GENER By 2015, state and sub-state level data on key social indicators for evidence-based planning, monitoring and evaluation, and
policyadvocacy is generated, managed and utilized.
501.06. PREVENTION & SURVEILLANCE 2012 501.06. Prevention & Surveillance 2012   less than two years (Chronic and Acute) and Improve quality and use of nutrition
surveillance data for monitoring, response and advocacy purposes.
DON'T USE 601.01 HEALTH SYST By 2014, the health system is strengthened with increased government expenditure on health & evidence-based policies.
CMAM SERVICES At least 250,000 of severely malnourished children in the most high-prevalence and high burden localities are reached with CMAM
services (including national wide interventions)
DON'T USE 607.04 EMERGENCY PREP.&R By 2015, the needs of women, girls and boys living in emergency situations are addressed with life-saving interventions in
timely, efficient and coordinated manner.
DON'T USE 601.02 IMMUNIZATION By 2015, routine and supplementary immunization services are enhanced nationwide to increase immunization coverage.
DON'T USE 604.01 EDUCATION POLICIES&STR By 2014, the education sector will have a functional Education Management Information System (EMIS) and sound evidence-based education plans at state level
WASH STRATEGIC SECTOR SUPPORT A Compact on the Sudan Sanitation and Water for All commitments is established and operationalized to scale up improved sanitation
and water services.
503.2. ACCESS&STRENGTHEN QUALITY OF EDUC 503.2. Access&strengthen quality of Educ nd improved Education Management Information System (EMIS) functionality at all levels
503.3. PROVIDE EDUCATION IN EMG SERVICES 503.3. Provide education in Emg serviceslies are prepositioned to provide access to education services for 157,000 emergency
affected children, in collaboration with education partners.
IYCF PRACTICES Enhanced knowledge in 80% of  targeted communities for improved Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) practices for children under-2 years in prioritized
localities.
504.3. SOCIAL NORMS 504.3. Protective social norms, conventions and values are promoted
DON'T USE 601.05 Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) By 2015, new pediatric HIV infections are eliminated.
CHILD HEALTH By the end of 2016, at least 80% of under five years children and 50% of new-borns in targeted localities are benefiting from
integrated management of childhood illnesses (IMCI), essential new borne care, postnatal care and immunization services at health
facility and community level (including Nationwide interventions).
DON'T USE 602.02WASH SERVICES SCALING UP By 2016, families living in rural and peri-urban communities with high rates of malnutrition, AWD/cholera and other water-related
diseases have improved  and sustained access to cost effective, gender sensitive and environment friendly Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services and
practice proper hygiene behaviour
2011 DATA MIGRATION - SUPPLY & LOGISTICS 2011 Data Migration - Supply & Logistics
CHILD PROTECTION ENABLING ENVIROMENT Evidence and enabling environment for child protection is available and used to sharpen the child protection system and
legislative framework.
DON'T USE 610.02 SOCIAL PROTECT & EQUITY By 2014, an integrated (child-sensitive) social protection strategy for Sudan is established and investment cases and state
equityprofiles are produced as policy advocacy tools
800.01 GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Strengthened Governance, Supply & logistics capacity in support to services delivery to children
OUTPUT 4.1: STRENGTHENED CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM Strengthened and more effective child protection legislation, policies and budget are integrated across sectors.
OUTPUT 1.5 STAFF SALARIES/HEALTH Human Capacities are available for life saving of children
503.I. EDUCATION SECTOR POLICY SUPPORT 503.1 Education Sector Policy Support and Capacity Development
2.2. BASIC WATER SUPPLY More children and their families in targeted vulnerable communities have equitable and sustainable access to improved drinking
water facilities
502.2.HUMANITARIAN Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SERVICE One million and 150,000 emergency affected population especially in IDP locations have access to improved drinking water supply and
improved sanitation facilities respectively and five million rural and emergency affected population outreached with key WASH
messages (UNDAF output   4.3.1).
SUSTAINABLE WATER SUPPLY Annualy, at least 1.4 million most vulnerable population  in emergency affected and underserved areas  have equitable,
sustainable and gender sensitive access to new and rehabilitated improved drinking water sources.
505.2 Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) AND PROTECTION By 2012, reduction of new HIV infections among children born to HIV positive through provision of a comprehensive package of HIV
counselling to 150,000 pregnant women attending 100 health facilities, HIV testing to 100,000 and, ART prophylaxis and follow-up
care to 400 HIV positive women and their newborns. In addition 1,000 children affected by HIV/AIDS received social protection
services. (UNDAF output 4.7.5).
DON'T USE 611.02 MEDIA AND PARTNERHIP By 2015, partnerships with media, donors, and civil society actors lead to increased visibility of the situation andrights of
children, women, and families within Sudan and leverage increased resources to complement state and federal governmentcommitments
supporting their rights
2.4 STAFF SALARIES & TRAVEL COST Human resources Capacities Available for programme effectiveness
06. DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION FOR DATA MIGRATION: 06. Sustainable systems for MRE
OUTPUT 1.3: MALNUTR PREVENT & TREATMENT More severely malnourished children receive quality treatment with integrated water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), infant and
young child feeding services
11. DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION FOR DATA MIGRATION: 11. Laws, regulations and procedures aimed at protecting children affected by armed conflict , including
Children Associated with Armed Forces and Groups are enforced
DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION DO NOT USE-2011 DATA MIGRATION          ,000  out-of-school in 15 States
 of Northern Sudan have access to correct information attitudes and rele
vant skills and access to HIV services in order to reduce their vulnerab
ility to HIV infection
EVIDENCE ON CHILDREN'S SITUATION Evidence on the situation of the most vulnerable children is generated and utilized to increase the child-equity focus policies,
strategies and scaling up social sectors systems and investments.
DO NOT USE - 2011 DATA MIGRATION FOR DATA MIGRATION: 06. Peace building in selected communities in West Darfur and South Kordofan states