devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
OUTPUT 2 : BY 2018, FRAMEWORKS AND STAND By 2018 Mechanisms and structures to facilitate meaningful  participation of children and adolescent in decision making and for
parents, caregivers and community engagement for social and behaviour change for child survival, development and protection
established/strengthened
IR MARKED FOR DELETION IR Marked for DELETION                  us counties/constituencies in pr
ogramme convergences areas know and keep sustained demand on availabilit
y of social services including immunization, ORT, Insecticide-Treated Net (ITN) and follow essenti
al family and community practices with focus on exclusive breastfeeding
and child protection in selected districts by 2013.
OUTPUT 1 : HEALTH SYSTEM: Health System:  By 2018, capacity  of MOH and partners  in selected vulnerable counties have improved capacity including through
South-South cooperation to plan and operationalize models of innovative, effective, efficient equitably accessible and quality
health system.
HEALTH: QUALITY IMMUNIZATION SERVICES AND PRACTICES The Ministry of Health and its partners at national level and in targeted counties demonstrate strengthened capacities to ensure
quality immunization services and practices
NUT Intermediate Results (IR) 2: - IMPROVED CARE PRACTICES IR 2: 50% of households practicing improved care practices nutrition by 2013
IR MARKED FOR DELETION IR Marked for DELETION                  bute to the achivement of Countr
y Programme Results in their areas of operation
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE - EDUCATION Children and adolescents affected by emergencies including refugees and asylum seekers have equitable access to safe and secure,
inclusive and quality learning opportunities.
NUT:GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORKS FOR QUALITY &SUSTAINABLE MULTI-SECTORAL NUTRITION PROG Government authorities at national level and in targeted counties have enhanced institutional and governance frameworks for quality
and sustainable multi-sectoral nutrition programmes.
IR MARKED FOR DELETION IR Marked for DELETION                   committees and partners are wel
l informed about children's rights.
C4D IR1 - ENHANCE Communication for Development (C4D) CAPACITY Key GOK, civil society partners and communication networks at national and in programme focus counties/constituencies provided with
enhanced capacity to implement strategic and equity based communication interventions including communication response in emergency
situations.
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE A set of approaches and key strategies that promote positive and measurable change toward the fulfilment of children's rights are
provided for all outcomes/ outputs in the Country Programme.
OUTPUT 3: COORD STRUCRS &PROG ON NUTRN By 2018  multi sectoral coordination structures and programmes are established in 8 counties linking nutrition sensitive and
specific programming
OUTPUT 4.2: STRENGTHENING NATIONAL SOCIAL SAFETY NETS Output 4.2: Scalable and flexible social protection delivery, targeting and M&E systems are in place at national level and in
targeted counties to facilitate shock-responsive national social safety net programmes
OUTPUT3:INNOVATION MODELS OF SERVICE DEL National and county level are able  to develop and apply innovation models of service delivery for children
OUTPUT 2.3: EDUCATION POLICY AND CARRICULA Output 2.3: MoE has improved capacity to develop, review and implement gender-equitable education policy, including curriculum
reform and strengthened information management, to improve learning outcomes and develop life skill for employment for girls and
boys
OUTPUT 2: OUT OF SCHOOL CHILDREN & ALTE Output 2: By 2018, boys and girls aged 6-18 years old have increased access to quality basic education, transition to secondary
and alternative learning programmes focusing on the most vulnerable children
CHILD POVERTY, DATA, RESEARCH, ADVOCACYAND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT FOR CHILDREN National and select county governments have strengthened capacities to measure, monitor and use data to reduce multi-dimensional
child poverty and ensure the realization of children's rights.
OUTPUT 4: COMMUNICABLE AND NON-COMMUNIC Communicable and Non-communicable Conditions: By 2018, MOH and selected counties will have improved delivery of child health
services, with particular focus on the major causes of under-five mortality, vaccine preventable and communicable diseases
OUTPUT 2.2: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) FACILITIES AND HYGIENEEDUCATION IN SCHOOLS Output 2.2: An increased number of schools in at least nine disadvantaged counties have gender-sensitive water and sanitation
facilities and health and hygiene education, including MHM
IR 1 - BASIC EDUCATION IR 1: Capacity at national and district levels strengthened to increase access to quality basic education with a focus on hard-to-
reach children in nomadic districts and urban informal settlements.
IR MARKED FOR DELETION IR Marked for DELETION                  rgency affected areas are provided  with  access to improved water, sanitation and hygiene
services.
OUTPUT 1: CP LEGAL FRAMEWORK By 2018, Kenya's legal framework is strengthened to prevent and respond to violence against girls and boys, family separation and
harmful practices
OUTPUT 2: HIN SERVICES 4MOST VULNEBL U5 By 2018, high impact nutrition services are available and utilized by the most vulnerable children under 5years of age in the
most deprived counties, urban settlements and refugee settings, which are responsive in times of shock and stress.
IR 2-EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT Intermediate Results (IR) 3-Effective and Efficient managment of Human capacity
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Effective and efficient governance of human resources and systems
IR2: SOCIAL BUDGETING IR 2: National and sub-national authorities allocate & utilize sufficient public resources to prioritize equity in child rights &
gender for education, Nutrition, Health, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH),  Social Protection by 2013.
OUTPUT 2:BGT ANALYSIS INVEST TRACKG National and county actors' capacities developed to participate, analyse budgets and track investments and expenditures for
children and adolescents
OUTPUT 2.5: EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE - EDUCATION Output 2.5: Government and non-government partners adopt risk-informed approaches to emergency preparedness, planning and response
to humanitarian needs of the education sector
OUTPUT 6 : TARGETED ADVOCACY INITIATIVES Targeted Advocacy Initiatives: Proven cost-effective interventions and innovations for children's rights leveraged using targeted
advocacy initiatives
OUTPUT 3 : EMERGENCY AND FIELD OPERATION Programme oversight, field office, management and operations support: Improved accountability for achieving results at field office
level  timely, effective and coordinated support is provided in all humanitarian situations, building resilience and reducing
vulnerability
WASH Intermediate Results (IR) 4: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN EMERGENCIES IR 4: 1,000,000 vulnerable people in emergency affected areas are provided  with  access to improved water, sanitation and hygiene
services with increased focus on DRR for enhancing community's resilience and coping strategy.
PUBLIC FINANCE FOR CHILDREN, DEVOLUTIONAND SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY National and select county government authorities have increased capacities for child-inclusive and participatory policy
formulation, planning and budgeting for better demand for and delivery of social sector services
OUPUT 2: LINKAGES - SOC PROT & SERVICES Improved linkages between social protection and services to address child vulnerabilities modelled and evidence generated
OUTPUT 2 : SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH Innovative models for health behaviour for optimal health service delivery: By 2018, MOH and selected counties with high maternal,
newborn and child mortality have adequate technical and financial capacity to design, implement, monitor and evaluate models of
positive health  behavior change at  household, community and health facility levels.
OUTPUT 5.3: PLANNING, MONITORING AND EVALUATION (PME) Output 5.3: Staff and partners are provided guidance tools and resources to effectively plan and monitor programmes
A&P IR1 - NATIONAL DIALOGUE ON CHILDREN National and sub-national dialogue increased in support of equity-focused policies for children's and women's rights by 2013,
including during emergencies.
EQUITY-FOCUS POLICIES, STRATEGIES & PLAN Output 1: By 2018, evidence based equity focus policies, strategies and plans developed and implemented by the education sector at
national, county and community level focusing on Nomadic, Peace Education/DRR, CFS and children with special needs, girls and
children affected by conflict within NESSP framework
OUPUT 3: CAP 4 COORD, HARMZN OF EMERGENC Capacity of national and county governments developed for co-ordination, harmonization, and emergency response of social
assistance linked to child vulnerability
WASH Intermediate Results (IR) 1: IMPROVED WATER QUALITY IR1: 10 % of people, 50% of health facilities in 20 districts (flood prone, arid and semi-arid) including peri-urban areas
consistently use improved water with adequate capacity to manage and sustain services by 2013, within an enabling policy
environment/systems,
OUTPUT 1.5: EMEGENCY PREPAREDNESS & RESPONSE - REDUCED MORTALITY AND STUNTING Output 1.5 Government and non-governmental partners adopt risk-informed approaches to emergency preparedness, planning and response
to humanitarian needs for Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH),  nutrition, health and HIV/AIDS services.
NUT: STRENGTHENED CAPACITIES TO DELIVERNUTRITION SPECIFIC AND SENSITIVE SERVICES Government authorities and their partners at national level and in targeted counties demonstrate strengthened capacities to deliver
at scale quality high impact nutrition specific and sensitive services.
OUTPUT 5 : PARTNERSHIPS FOR ADVOCACY: CO Partnerships for Advocacy: Collaborative partnerships enhanced for awareness-raising, policy change and resource mobilization
WASH Intermediate Results (IR) 3: IMPROVED Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) FACILITIES IR3: 6 % of school children in 20 arid, semi-arid  and flood prone districts consistently use  improved Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) facilities, with
adequate capacity for sustained services by   2013, within an enabling policy environment/systems,
IR4: QUALITY/TIMELY DISAGGREGATED DATA IR 4: Quality and timely disaggregated data available and used for evidence-based policy planning, monitoring and evaluation and
accountability for the rights of women and children by 2013.
OUTPUT 3.4: SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING - HIV-AIDS AND CHILD PROTECTION Output 3.4: Social welfare, justice systems and schools, at national level and in target counties have improved capacities. with
skilled workforce and adequate budgets to prevent, detect, refer and care for girls and boys who are victims of violence, abuse and
exploitation and including those are living with HIV
OUTPUT 4.1: SOCIAL PROTECTION AND SOCIAL/ECONOMIC SECTORS Output 4.1: Social service demand is strengthened through modelling of evidence-based linkages between social protection and
social/economic sectors (including health, nutrition, protection, energy and HIV) in select counties
COMMUNICATION, ADVOCACY AND PARTNERSHIPS Effective communication provided, with and through partners, to advocate for children, create debate and win support for child
rights.
OUTPUT 3 : CP SERVICES IN COUNTIES By 2018, nine target county governments have the strategies and capacities to coordinate and implement child protection services
reaching the most marginalized girls and boys in regular and emergency context
COMMUNITY AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE- VIOLENCE, EXPLOITATION AND HARMFUL PRACTICES Parents, caregivers, children, including adolescents, and their communities in targeted counties are better equipped to reduce
risks and respond to violence, exploitation and harmful practices.
SUPPLIES RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Effective and efficient management of supplies and supply chain
IR1: PRO-CHILD AND PRO-WOMEN POLICIES IR1:  Knowledge and analysis for equitable pro-child social policies increased and strategies for reducing inequity adopted by
policy makers by 2013
CHILD PROTECTION AND CIVIL REGISTRATIONSERVICES By 2026, more newborns, children, adolescents and women, particularly in deprived areas, survive and thrive and live in a safe
environment with better access to and improved use of high-quality and affordable health, HIV, nutrition and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services and
practices, including in emergencies.
OUPUT 1 : SYSTEMS FOR DISAGGREGATED DATA Systems for disaggregated data collection and real-time monitoring of barriers and bottlenecks faced by the most disadvantaged
strengthened
OUTPUT 5.1: PROGRAMME COORDINATION: DEPUTY REPRESENTATIVE Output 5.1: Staff and partners are provided guidance tools and resources to effectively design and manage programmes
OUTPUT 2 : BIRTH REGISTRATION Birth registration system models established in 2 counties and civil registration system strengthened to generate real time birth
registration data
OUTPUT 3.1: COMMUNITY BEHAVIOUR CHANGE - HIV-AIDS AND CHILD PROTECTION Output 3.1: Children, parents, caregivers and communities in target counties, urban informal settlements and refugee settings have
knowledge and adopt desirable practices to prevent and respond to HIV/AIDS, violence, abuse and exploitation of girls and boys, and
have improved service-seeking behaviour
C4D IR2 - SUSTAINABLE BEHAVIOUR CHANGE Strategic communication planning and implementation for behaviour change, in focus counties, is provided to program sectors, for
increased demand, utilisation for high impact package of services for child survival, development, protection, education and HIV
interventions
IR MARKED FOR DELETION Intermediate Results (IR) Marked for DELETION                  ergency prone areas, drought, fl oods, cholera are timely provided with improved water,
sanitation, and hygiene services.
IR MARKED FOR DELETION IR Marked for DELETION                  aged and strengthened to prevent
 and respond to violence, abuse and exploitation of children, and to sep
aration of children from family by 2013.
OUTPUT 1.4: ENABLING ENVIRONMENT: REDUCED MORTALITY AND STUNTING Output 1.4: Strengthened government capacity to design, cost, implement and monitor county-specific and national policies and
programmes to reduce child and maternal mortality, morbidity and stunting and to improve Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
CHILD PROTECTION AND HIV PREVENTION ANDRESPONSE SERVICES By 2026, more newborns, children, adolescents and women, particularly in deprived areas, survive and thrive and live in a safe
environment with better access to and improved use of high-quality and affordable health, HIV, nutrition and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services and
practices, including in emergencies.
OUTPUT 3.2: COMMUNITY AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE - HARMFUL PRACTICES Output 3.2: Increased number of communities in targeted counties, that demonstrate a rejection of harmful practices such as child
marriage and FGM/C
HEALTH: QUALITY PHC, COMMUNITY HEALTH, CHILD HEALTH, Early Child Development (ECD) AND PRACTICES. The Ministry of Health and its partners at national level and in targeted counties demonstrate increased capacities to ensure
quality primary health care, child health, HIV, community health and early childhood development services and practices
IR1 - ESSENTIAL HEALTH SERVICES IR 1: Increased proportion of women and children receiving quality evidence-based essential integrated maternal and child care
services by December 2013
OUTPUT 1.2: HEALTH WORKER CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT Output 1.2: In 10 or more disadvantaged counties health workers and other service providers have improved resources and skills to
provide quality service, care and counselling on maternity and common child illness, immunization, HIV, sanitation, stunting
prevention, Early Child Development (ECD),  and SAM treatment
FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT Oversight for the accountabilities of managers at the country level with respect to country programmes is provided through
operations policies and procedures.
IR 3-EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT MANAGMENT O Intermediate Results (IR) 3-Effective and Efficient managment of Human capacity
OUTPUT 2 : PROGRAMME SUPPORT Effective & efficient Operations Support and coordination
OUTPUT 3: HIV EVIDENCE AND POLICY Output 5.3: Evidence on children, adolescents and HIV is utilized for policy and programming and models for scale up developed
IR 2 - YOUTH IR 2: Talent development, vocational training, and life skills - leadership, peace education, HIV/AIDS awareness for vulnerable
youths and children enhanced.
NUT Intermediate Results (IR) 3: - SECTORAL POLICIES AND STRATE IR3: Sectoral policies and strategies approved and funded to support maternal, newborn, child nutrition well being
OUTPUT 1: HIV PLANS AND STRATEGIES Output 5.1 National and selected sub-national HIV and sectoral development plans, strategies and investment case comprehensively
address HIV and children, adolescents and pregnant women, including in humanitarian situations
WASH - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Technical support to Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) interventions
OUTPUT 2 : CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM By 2018, the GoK has the technical and financial capacity to coordinate and implement child protection system at national level and
in nine selected counties
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE - EDUCATION AND LEARNING Technical support to Education and Learning Interventions
OUTPUT 2.1: ENROLMENT AND RETENTION Early Child Development (ECD),  PRIMARY AND SECONDARY Output 2.1: Increased enrolment and retention of girls and boys in pre-primary, primary and secondary education, particularly in
the ASAL counties and informal settlements, targeting parents, teachers, communities and other partners to support children
IR1:SYSTEM APPROACH TO CHILD PROTECTION IR 1: The government has the capacity to coordinate and demonstrate the system approach to Child Protection.
WASH: INCREASE USE OF BASIC SANITATION AND HYGIENE SERVICES Government authorities and their partners at national level and in targeted counties demonstrate strengthened capacities to
increase the use of basic sanitation and hygiene services and reduce open defecation.
WASH Intermediate Results (IR) 2: IMPROVED SANITATION IR2: 10 % of people, 50% of health facilities in 20 districts (flood prone, arid and semi-arid) use improved sanitation and care
practices including hand washing with soap with adequate capacity for sustained behavior adoption by 2013, within an enabling
policy environment/systems
FINANCIAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Effective and efficient management ad stewardship of financial resources
OUTPUT 4 : CHILD PROTECTION ADVOCACY By 2018, children, families and communities in target counties are able to reject harmful practices and respond to violence against
children, family separation and adopt positive social norms, and utilize child protection services
OUTPUT 4 : RESILIENT Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) DEVELOPMENT Resilient Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Development - The MoWI and selected counties have strengthened capacity to implement climate resilient WASH
programmes, and deliver timely and effective emergency responses during humanitarian crises.
IR MARKED FOR DELETION IR Marked for DELETION                  H focused districts/constituenci
es practice improved hand washing, sanitation and safe drinking water by
 2013.
IR4 - EVIDENCE-BASED POLICY IR 4: Improved Knowledge-base for Evidence-Based Policy and Planning, Resourcing of the Education Sector to the New Constitution.
EQUITABLE ACCESS TO QUALITY & INCLUSIVEBASIC EDUCATION SERVICES & LEARNING OPPOR The Ministry of Education and its partners at national and county level have strengthened capacities to engage with communities and
provide equitable and inclusive access, retention and learning opportunities for all children, including adolescents.
A&P IR2 - STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS Strategic partnerships enhanced to leverage resources for equitable results for children and women, including in the humanitarian
context
OUTPUT 3: MATERNAL AND NEWBORN HEALTH Maternal, New-born, child and Adolescent Health: By 2018, selected counties with high maternal and child mortality rates and
vulnerable populations will have increased access to and use of quality, integrated maternal and newborn health services (including
HIV).
OUTPUT 4.3: SOCIAL PROTECTION ENABLING ENVIRONMENT Output 4.3: National Government and counties have increased capacity to formulate and implement child-centred social protection
policies, legal and coordination frameworks
OUTPUT 1: RESOURCES 4INTEGRATED SP SYST Resources leveraged and strategies developed for a nationally owned, integrated social protection system linked to child
vulnerability
QUALITY BASIC EDN FOR IMPROVED LEARNINGOUTCOMES& DEVLPMNT OF TRANSFERABLE SKILLS The education system is better able to transform the delivery of quality basic education that rapidly improves learning outcomes
and the development of transferable skills.
Water Quality Protection Project Zivinice Water and Sanitation Subproject The objective of the EU IPA financed project is to reduce flow of untreated wastewater coming from the town of Zivinice, which has been identified under the Water Quality Protection Project, Part B, High Priority Investment as a priority area of investment. Rehabilitation of the wastewater treatment facility in Zivinice will in turn improve the water quality in the Bosna river. The works in Zivinice will be the first phase of a larger wastewater treatment plant (WWTP).
Multi-partner Environmental Fund for the Clean-up of the Contaminated Sites at the former OHIS Factory in Skopje, North Macedonia The project also supports the national and local administration in addressing long-lasting environmental issues, by working on preparing the clean-up of the site for a waste water plant in Tetovo and the dislocation of the lindane waste from the OHIS factory in Skopje, North Macedonia.
Support to European Accession of North Macedonia This project will enhance the institutional, technical, and administrative capacity of the Government of North Macedonia to conduct EU accession. It will support the Government's action to combat corruption and contribute to increased engagement of civil society, media, youth and the general public in the process. This objective will be achieved through support that encompasses technical assistance, capacity building and grant support.
Support to European Integration of North Macedonia - Swiss co-funding 24012-003 - Support to European Integration of North Macedonia - Swiss co-funding
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for UNHCR North Macedonia UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organization dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.\nUNOPS provides specialist human resources and contract management support to UNHCR.\n
EU for Clean Air - North Macedonia The project "EU for Clean Air" aims to contribute towards reduced emissions of pollutants and particulate matter in the cities most affected by air and environmental pollution. Through improving the heating systems in 70 public buildings in Skopje, Bitola, Kumanovo and Tetovo and providing six environmentally friendly buses for the city of Skopje, as well as 6,000 tree seedlings planted in the four cities. As part of the project, the Skopje District Heating System will be further expanded, and air quality monitoring stations will be delivered and installed.