devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
IR-3.1 CHILD FRIENDLY EDUCATIONAL POLICI By 2015, educational policies addressing elements of the Government's Ed
ucation Reform agenda covering equity and quality of education for poor
and vulnerable children are strengthened and supported
MCH-MIS Establishment of an integrated and innovative health management information system for improved decision making for child survival,
and Early Child Development (ECD),  with improved data quality in line with national and international priorities and standards.
BEHAVIOUR CHANGE Output 4: Behaviour changeChildren, parents and caregivers have increased awareness and apply positive social norms, to prevent
violence against children.
HEALTH PROVIDERS  CAPACITY Increased skills and capacity of health providers at national and subnational level to (a) deliver evidence-based, standardized,
high impact health interventions, and (b) mobilise village leaders and heads of health and education facilities to improve health,
nutrition and sanitation status of the most disadvantaged pregnant women, children, and adolescents.
IR-1.1 CHILD & GENDER-SENSITIVE POLICY By 2015, research, policy analysis and recommendations and pilots contri bute to improved Government policy frameworks, laws,
national plans and policies on child poverty, social assistance models, budgeting and, soci al welfare for children that are child
and gender-sensitive and increasi ngly evidence-based.
IR-5.4 PROJECT SUPPORT COST FOR HIV IR-5.4 UNICEF provided human resource support through this â€˜Intermediate Result' with the funds utilized in this Intermediate Results (IR) to mainly help
the organization contribute to the achievement of other IRs within the programme component, or across Programme components in the
country programme of cooperation.
CHILD PROTECTION AND WELFARE SERVICES Enhanced capacity of government institutions at national and subnational level to provide equitable, quality and
coordinated child protection and welfare services, including child-friendly justice, to girls and boys and their families.
ESSENTIAL SOCIAL SERVICES Output 3: Essential social servicesNational and selected subnational authorities have enhanced capacities to provide essential
social services for children to enable them to grow up in a child-friendly environment.
DATA AND EVIDENCE Increased capacity of government in selected areas to collect, compile, analyse and utilize sex- and other disaggregated child
protection data for planning, policy, programme and budgetary action.
IR-5.2 Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) AND PEDIATRIC SERVICES By 2015, children affected by AIDS and other vulnerable children in pilo
t sites receive improved access to social welfare services and family an
d community-based care
INNOVATIVE FINANCING Output 2: Innovative financingSelected China-based multilateral development banks, financial institutions and corporations have
strengthened knowledge, tools and innovative financing modalities to integrate child related SDGs in
IR-6.2 CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT FOR WATER, S By 2015, institutional and community capacity is increased in developmen
t and management of sustainable Water, Sanitation and Environment (WSE)
in rural communities and schools
IR-5.1 HIV/AIDS POLICY, COORDINATION AND By 2015, Government policy, capacity and legal environment is strengthen
ed to address children, young people and AIDS
NUTRITION Output 4: NutritionThere is strengthened evidence and an enabling environment to promote nutritious, affordable and sustainable
diets and healthy lifestyles that protect children against the triple burden of malnutrition.
PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR CHILDREN Increased national government capacity to implement existing policy commitments for children and families, through effective,
efficient and equitable public
ECE Output 1: ECEThe national Government and selected provincial governments and other partners have strengthened capacities to
deliver quality early childhood education services.
IR-4.1 POLICIES AND LAWS FOR CHILD PROTE By 2015, policy, legislative and institutional frameworks are strengthen
ed to better protect children from violence, abuse, neglect and exploita
tion, prevent family separation, assist children without parental care a
nd protect children in the justice system
EPI AND CIP Increased evidence and policymakers' capacity to (a) formulate and revise policies, guidelines and tools for new vaccines,
effective vaccine management and child injury prevention, (b) support equitable delivery of quality interventions and (c)
strengthen immunization and child injury surveillance systems, data collection and reporting.
BEHAVIOUR CHANGE Increased awareness, capacities and commitment of families, communities and government in demonstration areas to address violence
against girls and boys, including in humanitarian situations.
MODELS & STRATEGIES FOR 3-6 YEARS Models and strategies developed and piloted to promote quality Early Child Development (ECD) services for 3-6 years, with a focus on disadvantaged groups.
MCH Increased evidence and policymakers' capacity to (a) formulate and revise policies, guidelines and tools for high impact
interventions for MCH, PPTCT, child development and adolescents, (b) support equitable delivery of quality MCH services and (c)
strengthen MCH surveys and surveillance systems.
IR-2.1 MCH PROJECT IR1 on MCH: By 2015, maternal and child health inequities are reduced and intervention coverage is improved through increasingly
standardized and evidence-based health policies, communication for development (C4D) approaches, service delivery and monitoring &
evaluation (M&E).
IR-3.6 GOVERNMENT CAPACITY-BUILDING ON R By 2015, Government capacities are increased in risk reduction and emerg
ency preparedness and response
IR-2.4 CIP PROJECT IR4 on CIP: By 2015, child injury prevention inequities are reduced and intervention coverage improved through increasingly
standardized and evidence-based multi-sector child injury prevention policies, Communication for Development (C4D) approaches, service delivery and M&E.
IR-2.5 PROJECT SUPPORT COST FOR H&N UNICEF provided human resource support through this â€˜Intermediate Result' with the funds utilized in this Intermediate Results (IR) to mainly help the
organization contribute to the achievement of other IRs within the programme component, or across Programme components in the
country programme of cooperation.
ADOLESCENTS, YOUTH PARTICIPATION AND HIV Increased capacity of adolescent girls and boys (ages 10-19), particularly the most marginalized, to make sound choices and
influence and participate in decisions affecting their lives.
IR-4.2 FAMILY SUPPORT AND COMMUNITY-BASE By 2015, the availability and delivery of family support and community based child protection mechanisms and services better
prevent, identify, report, refer and assist children victims of violence, abuse, neglect an d exploitation  prevent family
separation  provide family-type out of ho me care for children without parental care and children with disabilities  utilize
community resources, including those for the elderly  and exp lore the possibility of establishment of care networks for rural left-
be hind children and migrant children.
IR-8.4 FUND RAISING (PSFR) Fundraising: in-country private sector fundraising cost-efficiently gene
rates quality funding to the Country Programme (OR) and, where applicabl
e, contributes to global Regular Resources (RR) and/or Thematic Contribu
tions (ORT) funding for humanitarian programmes
IR-1.4 PROJECT SUPPORT COST FOR SPARC IR-1.4 UNICEF provided human resource support through this â€˜Intermediate Result' with the funds utilized in this Intermediate Results (IR) to mainly help
the organization contribute to the achievement of other IRs within the programme component, or across Programme components in the
country programme of cooperation.
IR-6.1 WATER, SANITATION AND ENVIRONMENT By 2015, Government policies, standards and guidelines better address th
e water and sanitation needs of the most vulnerable groups and underserv
ed regions, considering sustainability, climate change, environmental de
gradation and natural disasters
SOCIAL PROTECTION Output 2: Social protectionNational and selected subnational authorities have strengthened capacity to develop and implement a
nationally appropriate, child-sensitive social protection system with wide coverage.
IR-8.1 EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT GOVERNANC IR-8.1 Effective and efficient Governanc
QUALITY LEARNING AND SKILLS Output 2: Quality learning and skillsThe national Government and selected provincial governments demonstrate strengthened
policy,  management capacities to provide equitable quality learning and skills in the general and vocational education.
SEL & MHE Comprehensive model of social and emotional learning and mental health education (SEL-MHE) developed and tested to support the
implementation of national standards and guidelines, with focus on disadvantaged populations.
IR-1.2 IMPROVED GOVERNANCE FOR CHILDREN' By 2015, research, policy analysis and recommendations and pilots contri
bute to better aligned institutional responsibilities, resources and inc
entive structures for the equitable realization of the rights of childre
n and women in China.
COMMUNITY AND FAMILY CAPACITY Increased engagement of households, community leaders and heads of health and education facilities, and improved skills and
capacity of the most disadvantaged pregnant women, children, adolescents and their caretakers to adopt and use evidence-based, high
impact health interventions.
COMMUNICATION Output 4: CommunicationThere is more public engagement in promoting children's rights.
IR-3.7 PROJECT SUPPORT FOR BEGE IR-3.7 UNICEF provided human resource support through this â€˜Intermediate Result' with the funds utilized in this Intermediate Results (IR) to mainly help
the organization contribute to the achievement of other IRs within the programme component, or across Programme components in the
country programme of cooperation.
NUTRITION Increased evidence and policymakers' capacity to (a) formulate and revise policies, guidelines and tools for high impact
interventions to address stunting, breastfeeding, micronutrient deficiencies, diet and lifestyles  (b) support equitable delivery
of quality nutrition services  (c) strengthen nutrition surveillance systems, data collection and reporting, and (d) undertake
international exchange of relevant policies, guidelines and tools.Â
CHILD FRIENDLY SCHOOLS Models for operationalizing national child friendly schools and system developed and tested in disadvantaged counties and
used to inform implementation at national level.
IR-3.5 ADOLESCENT & NON-FORMAL EDUCATION By 2015, on-line courses and networking projects for young people's prep
aredness for school to work transition, responsible family life and citi
zenship are piloted and available for replication
LIFE SKILLS MODULES Gender-sensitive life skills modules for in-school and out-of-school (OOS) adolescents developed and implementation package
tested for adoption in relevant curricula.
ALTERNATIVE STEM LEARNING AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT PATHWAYS FOR IN AND OUT OF SCHOOL National Government and selected provincial governments and partners demonstrate a strengthened commitment to ensure that
adolescents in and out of school, especially girls, acquire STEM literacy and life skills/transferable skills through multiple
learning programmes.
CHILD ONLINE PROTECTION Output 5: Child online protectionChildren's safety and well-being online is enhanced.
DATA,PLANNING,MONITORING AND EVALUATION Improved production and analysis of disaggregated data, knowledge and evidence to inform policies and programmes for children, and
strengthened national systems for strategic monitoring, evaluation and research.
IR-3.2 CHILD FRIENDLY EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM By 2015, education systems addressing elements of the Government's Educa
tion Reform agenda covering equity and quality of education for poor and
 vulnerable children are strengthened and supported
LAWS, POLICIES, AND STANDARDS Output 1: Laws, policies, and standardsThe child protection legal, institutional and administrative framework is strengthened to
prevent and respond to violence against children.
WASH Increased evidence and policymakers' capacity to (a) formulate and revise policies, guidelines and tools for pro-poor sanitation
and institutionalization of sanitation, (b) promote public private partnerships for sanitation and hygiene, (c) support equitable
delivery of quality sanitation services and (d) strengthen monitoring and evaluation of sanitation and hygiene.
PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS Output 1: South-South CooperationStrengthened partnerships between the Government of China, other Chinese institutions and UNICEF
enable the design, financing and delivery of development cooperation to support achievement towards child centred SDGs in other
countries.
IR-4.3 PROJECT SUPPORT COST FOR CP IR-4.3 UNICEF provided human resource support through this â€˜Intermediate Result' with the funds utilized in this Intermediate Results (IR) to mainly help
the organization contribute to the achievement of other IRs within the programme component, or across Programme components in the
country programme of cooperation.
IR-7.1 SUPPLY AND PROCUREMENT Efficient and effective supply and procurement service in tersectoral support contributes to successful achievement of Country Pro
gramme results.
MULTI-DIMENSIONAL CHILD POVERTY Output 1: Multi-dimensional child povertyNational and selected subnational authorities (including in urban settings) have
enhanced knowledge and capacity to measure multi-dimensional child poverty and use evidence to inform relevant strategies, policies,
  and programs to provide nationally appropriate social protection to children.
IR-3.3 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT By 2015, elements of the government early Education Reform agenda coveri
ng equitable expansion of quality ECE services and family- and community
-based early education services are strengthened with policies and tools
 for monitoring and capacity building of teachers
HEALTH CARE SYSTEM Output 1: Health care systemThe health-care system is better able to accelerate the delivery of services and address social and
behavioural barriers to reduce preventable deaths.
ENHANCED CAPACITY Output 2: Enhanced capacityHealth policymakers have enhanced capacities to deliver services.
Grant: A Strengethed AMR and AMU/AMC Surveillance System in the Animal Health Sector (Bilateral) A $955,898 Bilateral grant from PATH-Program for Appropriate Technologies in Health to ILRI for A Strengethed AMR and AMU/AMC Surveillance System in the Animal Health Sector
Grant: Desarrollo de líneas y/o variedades de arroz para Colombia a través de La Colaboración Entre FEDEARROZ Y El Centro De Agricultura Tropical (CIAT) – Fase 2 (Bilateral) A $853,121 Bilateral grant from FEDEARROZ-Federacion Nacional de Arroceros de Colombia to CIAT for Desarrollo de líneas y/o variedades de arroz para Colombia a través de La Colaboración Entre FEDEARROZ Y El Centro De Agricultura Tropical (CIAT) – Fase 2
Grant: Coffee Vision (Bilateral) A $375,473 Bilateral grant from University of Copenhagen to CIAT for Coffee Vision
Grant: Climate Heroes Project Asómbrate (Bilateral) A $1,312,880 Bilateral grant from Fundación Solidaridad Latinoamericana to CIAT for Climate Heroes Project Asómbrate
Grant: CAPRI:ITALY 99-10 (Bilateral) A $1,914,000 Bilateral grant from Italy to IFPRI for CAPRI:ITALY 99-10
Grant: ACIAR-Sustainable and resilient farming systems (Window 3) A $7,423,960 Window 3 grant from Australia-ACIAR-Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research to CIMMYT for ACIAR-Sustainable and resilient farming systems
Grant: Training program for Chinese young scientists 2021 (Window 3) A $40,820 Window 3 grant from China - Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs to CIMMYT for Training program for Chinese young scientists 2021
Grant: CLOSED: US EMBASSY NGR/IITA - ENHANCING ENVIR (Bilateral) A $9,000 Bilateral grant from Nigeria-FMARD-Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to IITA for CLOSED: US EMBASSY NGR/IITA - ENHANCING ENVIR
Grant: Investment Design Team (IDT) (Windows 1 & 2) A $68,400 Windows 1 & 2 grant from CGIAR Fund to ICARDA for Investment Design Team (IDT)
Grant: Research and Learning for Sustainable Intesification of Smallholder Livestock  Value Chains in Burkina faso, Ethiopia and TZ. (Bilateral) A $179,710 Bilateral grant from SEI-Stockholm Environment Institute to ILRI for Research and Learning for Sustainable Intesification of Smallholder Livestock  Value Chains in Burkina faso, Ethiopia and TZ.
Grant: Improving agrobiodiversity and seed systems research for development in the Andes (Bilateral) A $100,000 Bilateral grant from McKnight Foundation to CIP for Improving agrobiodiversity and seed systems research for development in the Andes
Grant: Support for the Organization of National Dialogue on Sustainable Land Management, Capacity Building and Improving Knowledge of Soil Resources (Bilateral) A $78,800 Bilateral grant from FAO-Food and Agriculture Organization to ICARDA for Support for the Organization of National Dialogue on Sustainable Land Management, Capacity Building and Improving Knowledge of Soil Resources
Grant: BATNL/IITA - CASSAVA AND MAIZE AGRIBUSINESS FOR EX-BATNL FARMERS IN OKE OGUN, OYO STATE ? PJ-3300?R.OKECHUKWU (Bilateral) A $514,000 Bilateral grant from BATN-British America Tobacco Nigeria Foundation to IITA for BATNL/IITA - CASSAVA AND MAIZE AGRIBUSINESS FOR EX-BATNL FARMERS IN OKE OGUN, OYO STATE ? PJ-3300?R.OKECHUKWU
Grant: ACAR-1211:Developing Intergrated Options and Accelerating Scaling up of Agroforestry for Improved Food Security and Resilient Livelihoods In Eastern Africa (Window 3) A $5,100,000 Window 3 grant from Australia-ACIAR-Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research to ICRAF for ACAR-1211:Developing Intergrated Options and Accelerating Scaling up of Agroforestry for Improved Food Security and Resilient Livelihoods In Eastern Africa
Grant: Scaling breeding and agronomic management for increasing wheat productivity and adaptation to climat (Bilateral) A $22,910 Bilateral grant from Germany-GIZ-Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH to CIMMYT for Scaling breeding and agronomic management for increasing wheat productivity and adaptation to climat
Grant: Women to women supply chain grant - Monitoring, outcome assessment and knowledge product development (Bilateral) A $50,000 Bilateral grant from AGRA-Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa to IRRI for Women to women supply chain grant - Monitoring, outcome assessment and knowledge product development
Grant: NUTRI + 4AID: NUTritional Postharvest Loss Estimate for Humanitarian Aid (Bilateral) A $33,834 Bilateral grant from Natural Resources Institute of the University of Greenwich to CIP for NUTRI + 4AID: NUTritional Postharvest Loss Estimate for Humanitarian Aid
Grant: Environmental flow assessment- Phase II (Bilateral) A $173,672 Bilateral grant from Wetlands International to IWMI for Environmental flow assessment- Phase II
Grant: Convenio de Cooperación entre la DICTA y el CIAT - Convenio III (Bilateral) A $58,028 Bilateral grant from DICTA-Dirección de Ciencia y Tecnología Agropecuaria to CIAT for Convenio de Cooperación entre la DICTA y el CIAT - Convenio III
Grant: SUPPORT NATL WEX NEXXUS (Bilateral) A $25,534 Bilateral grant from University of Ottawa to IFPRI for SUPPORT NATL WEX NEXXUS
Grant: Capacity Development of HEIs in Small-scale irrigation (Bilateral) A $64,829 Bilateral grant from IHE-Delft, The Netherlands to IWMI for Capacity Development of HEIs in Small-scale irrigation
Grant: PRIMA Monitoring and Evaluation Tool (Bilateral) A $73,400 Bilateral grant from PRIMA-Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area to ICARDA for PRIMA Monitoring and Evaluation Tool
Grant: From Climate change to conflict:Mitigation through Insurance (Bilateral) A $95,421 Bilateral grant from Netherlands-NWO-Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research to ILRI for From Climate change to conflict:Mitigation through Insurance
Grant: Support to the International Alliance against Health Risks in Wildlife Trade (Bilateral) A $128,300 Bilateral grant from Wageningen University to ILRI for Support to the International Alliance against Health Risks in Wildlife Trade
Grant: FAO-The plants that feed the world: baseline information to underpin strategies for their conservation and use – Phase II (Bilateral) A $60,000 Bilateral grant from FAO-Food and Agriculture Organization to CIAT for FAO-The plants that feed the world: baseline information to underpin strategies for their conservation and use – Phase II
Grant: Capacity Development Training Program under Climate Resilient Agriculture (CRA) (Bilateral) A $97,048 Bilateral grant from BAU-Bihar Agricultjural University to CIP for Capacity Development Training Program under Climate Resilient Agriculture (CRA)
Grant: Furthering breeding and testing pipelines of ‘High Oleic’ peanut varieties in India (2019) (Bilateral) A $252,000 Bilateral grant from MARS International India Private Limited to ICRISAT for Furthering breeding and testing pipelines of ‘High Oleic’ peanut varieties in India (2019)
Grant: Addressing the Collar Rot Disease (Sclerotium rolfsii Sacc), an Emerging Threat to Chickpea (Bilateral) A $52,000 Bilateral grant from India-DST-Department of Science and Technology to ICRISAT for Addressing the Collar Rot Disease (Sclerotium rolfsii Sacc), an Emerging Threat to Chickpea
Grant: PanOryza: Globally coordinated genomes, proteomes and pathways for rice (Bilateral) A $308,720 Bilateral grant from University of Liverpool to IRRI for PanOryza: Globally coordinated genomes, proteomes and pathways for rice
Grant: WOMENS EMPOWERMENT (Bilateral) A $1,673,126 Bilateral grant from Walmart Foundation to IFPRI for WOMENS EMPOWERMENT
Grant: Bangladesh safe and sustainable aquatic food project (Bilateral) A $142,000 Bilateral grant from United Kingdom-CEFAS-Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science to WorldFish for Bangladesh safe and sustainable aquatic food project
Grant: Genetic improvement in cassava (Window 3) A $221,000 Window 3 grant from USA - USAID-United States Agency for International Development to CIAT for Genetic improvement in cassava
Grant: Directed Search for Broad Spectrum Disease Resistance Alleles in Cereals Phase II (Bilateral) A $300,000 Bilateral grant from Australia-CSIRO-Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation to IRRI for Directed Search for Broad Spectrum Disease Resistance Alleles in Cereals Phase II
Grant: UCOP-1118:Valorizing African Agriculture - VALOR (Bilateral) A $188,233 Bilateral grant from University of Copenhagen to ICRAF for UCOP-1118:Valorizing African Agriculture - VALOR
Grant: Identifying Anthrax Hotspots and Associated Ecological Factors in Kenya (Bilateral) A $282,355 Bilateral grant from Washington State University to ILRI for Identifying Anthrax Hotspots and Associated Ecological Factors in Kenya
Grant: RURAL JOB PROSPECTS ETHIO (Bilateral) A $8,901 Bilateral grant from LSE-London School of Economics and Political Science to IFPRI for RURAL JOB PROSPECTS ETHIO
Grant: FOOD&NUTRTN SEC VENEZUELA/CA[ Dev Agr Inn Sys-CDAIS (Bilateral) A $5,805,890 Bilateral grant from MSU-Michigan State University to IFPRI for FOOD&NUTRTN SEC VENEZUELA/CA[ Dev Agr Inn Sys-CDAIS
Grant: Screening Peruvian Potato Species for Resistance to Late Blight Disease (Bilateral) A $200,000 Bilateral grant from OFID-OPEC Fund for International Development to CIP for Screening Peruvian Potato Species for Resistance to Late Blight Disease
Grant: Utilization of introgression lines derived from wild Cajanus species for pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan) improvement (Bilateral) A $436,000 Bilateral grant from GCDT-Global Crop Diversity Trust to ICRISAT for Utilization of introgression lines derived from wild Cajanus species for pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan) improvement
Grant: FARMER-MANAGED REGEN MALI (Bilateral) A $120,000 Bilateral grant from World Vision International to IFPRI for FARMER-MANAGED REGEN MALI