devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
L’accès à des services de santé de qualité assure le droit et la capacité à la population d’exercer librement sa vie affective, sexuelle et reproductive dans le district sanitaire d'Agadez Commune, au Niger L’accès à des services de santé de qualité assure le droit et la capacité à la population d’exercer librement sa vie affective, sexuelle et reproductive dans le district sanitaire d'Agadez Commune, au Niger L’objectif de ce programme est de garantir un accès effectif à des services holistiques de qualité respectant les droits et la capacité d'exercer et de choisir sa vie affective, sexuelle et reproductive sans contrainte à travers trois approches complémentaires : une approche santé publique, une approche fondée sur les droits humains et une approche intégrant la participation communautaire en tenant compte des leçons apprises selon les expériences de MdM en matière de Santé et Droits Sexuel et Reproductif : 
•	Mettre en œuvre de la prévention primaire : promotion de la santé (notamment pour les jeunes) et de l’éducation sexuelle, 
•	Relier la Santé et les Droits Sexuels et Reproductifs (SDSR) à la santé mentale (avec une position de non-jugement)
•	Adapter l’approche au contexte culturel et intégrer la prise en charge et la mobilisation communautaire contre des pratiques culturelles néfastes,
•	Adapter l’offre de services aux différents âges de la vie
•	Impliquer la communauté dès le début du projet
•	Faire de «l’empowerment» des individus (approche par les droits, particulièrement en faveur des femmes)
•	Au-delà de la cible prioritaire qui est celle des femmes sexuellement actives et/ou en âge de procréer tenir également compte des  pré-adolescentes 8-13 ans) ou des femmes de 45 ans et plus Population du district sanitaire d’Agadez Commune, Femmes en âge de procréer et de + de 45ans, Adolescents et jeunes, Enfants de moins de 5 ans, Personnes en migration, Agents de santé,  Autorités administratives et sanitaires locales, OSC locales, Forces de Défense et de Sécurité, Médias locaux, Enseignants/élèves du secondaire, Leaders religieux, Pairs éducateurs, Centre Amis des Jeunes, Acteurs communautaires
La protection des enfants et jeunes en situation de rue est renforcée par l’accès à des services de qualité adaptés dans la ville de Ouagadougou au Burkina Faso La protection des enfants et jeunes en situation de rue est renforcée par l’accès à des services de qualité adaptés dans la ville de Ouagadougou au Burkina Faso Cet outcome va se reposer sur le renforcement des dispositifs de Keoogo et de ses partenaires en matière de protection et contribuera également à l’amélioration du système national de protection de l’enfant.  De manière spécifique ce projet vise le renforcement des capacités des enfants et jeunes pour leur propre protection, le renforcement des mécanismes de prévention et de sensibilisation à l’endroit des communautés des familles et des enfants, le renforcement des services de qualité en faveur des enfants et la mise en place d’actions de plaidoyer à l’endroit des autorités. 

Il contribuera à réaliser le changement ultime visé dans la Théorie du changement de la thématique Réduction des Risques (RdR), c’est-à-dire : D’ici 2030, les enfants et jeunes en situation de rue auront la capacité de faire leurs propres choix /non-choix de vie de manière éclairée dans un contexte de non-jugement grâce à la suppression des barrières (légales, normatives et sociales) et pourront accéder aux droits et à des services de qualité leur permettant d’exercer une citoyenneté effective tenant compte de leurs besoins spécifiques et ressources.

La thématique RdR est une porte d’entrée pour les activités mises en œuvre par MdM et ses partenaires. Mais il s’agit évidemment de s’assurer que les publics cibles aient accès à un continuum de soins, ce qui comporte des activités de prévention, de prise en charge et de ré-insertion afin d’assurer la protection et la réduction des risques encourus par ce public cible. Enfants et Jeunes en Situation de Rue, enfants des PDI, Pairs éducateurs, Acteurs des centres d’accueil d’enfants en situation de rue, Acteurs communautaires (femmes leaders), Membres des familles, les personnes déplacées internes, Agents des services sociaux, Agents des services de défenses et de sécurité, Centres d’accueil et d’hébergement, Centres de santé et associations œuvrant dans la santé
Partnership Fund for A Resilient Ukraine (PFRU) The Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine (PFRU) is a multi-donor funded programme which strengthens the Ukrainian government’s resilience against Russian aggression and delivers essential support to Ukrainian civil society, media, and the private sector. The programme has 4 strategic objectives: 1) Government resilience; 2) community stabilization; 3) strategic communications; and 4) economic opportunities.
Josoor Programme Josoor focuses on reducing local conflict and strengthening social cohesion in Yemen.
CSSF Yemen: Yemen Stability Fund The Yemen Support Fund (YSF) identifies and invest in opportunities that protect civilians, promote political de-escalation and dialogue, and strengthen the foundations for longer-term stability in Yemen.
Nepal Climate Change Support Programme 2 - Climate Fund Management and Climate Finance Capacity Building NCCSP 2 Fund Management component is a three-year project funded by the U.K. Department for International Development. The programme has two primary aims: 1) Fund management of finances to deliver climate resilient projects and in particular to channel implementation funds to contractors and user groups and other activities commissioned by local governments; and 2) Build capacity of local governments in NCCSP2 to manage climate funds
Cross-Border Conflict, Evidence, Policy and Trends (XCEPT) Research Programme, Lot 2. The objective of the programme is to improve effectiveness of HMG investments in fragile and conflict affected situations (FCAS), by providing real-time data, expertise and public good research to inform FCDO and Whitehall policy and operations including through the Whitehall Conflict Security and Stability Fund (CSSF) and FCDO programmes. The programme is broken into two separate contracts: Lot 1 (cross-border conflict dynamics/response), and Lot 2 (violent and peaceful behaviour). 

This contract is Lot 2 which is examines the drivers of peaceful and violent behaviour, and the conditions under which individuals, groups and societies can be encouraged to move away from violence and towards peace. It is led by Chemonics and King's College London.
Yemen Peacebuilding Programme - Josoor The Yemen Peacebuilding Programme (Jasoor), supports local conflict resolution and peacebuilding across districts in four governorates in Yemen (Hodeidah, Marib, Shabwa and Taiz). The programme builds upon lessons learned from the recent Conflict Security and Stabilisation Fund (CSSF) funded Community Peacebuilding Pilot, which highlighted the importance of moving beyond short-term community initiatives to strengthening long-term community dialogue and conflict resolution.
CSSF West Africa: An analysis of conflict dynamics in West Africa CSSF West Africa Research is a 2-year project that seeks to deepen understanding of potential drivers of regional instability within Coastal West Africa. Through research and policy engagement, this project aims to inform conflict-sensitive programming and integrated security, development, and diplomatic responses in the region. 

The following objectives guide this research: 
Objective 1: To understand conflict dynamics in the region 
Objective 2: To understand the potential implications of these conflict dynamics for security and development in the region. 
Objective 3: To engage with and influence key stakeholders operating and programming in this region
Research and Innovation Systems for Africa (RISA) Fund Manager The Research and Information Systems in Africa (RISA) Fund programme is a multi-country project funded by the U.K. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) focusing on strengthening research and innovation systems in target countries, combining the fund manager requirements of two current funds under the RISA umbrella: Strengthening Research Institutions in Africa (SRIA) and African Technology and Innovation Partnerships (ATIP). RISA seeks to strengthen research and innovation systems by developing a portfolio of well-designed, evidence-based sub-projects in Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Rwanda, and Tanzania. The RISA programme has three objectives:

1)	Research institution and system strengthening (SRIA). To support research organisations to have the capabilities necessary to produce relevant, high quality research and to create an enabling environment for researchers and research organisations.
2)	Innovation system strengthening (ATIP). To strengthen the enablers for the scaling of new and emerging technologies with the high potential for poverty reduction and inclusive growth.
3)	Strengthening synergies between research and innovation systems (SRIA and ATIP). To identify and support linkages between research and innovation systems that will improve their integration and coordination.

RISA will focus on identifying Research and/or Innovation system strengthening priorities in each of the focus African countries; procuring appropriate suppliers to deliver Research and Innovation system strengthening projects; and managing the overall Research and Innovation systems strengthening fund portfolio.  The project is a funds management programme, to issue grants and funding awards to local institutions and partners in Africa.
MOBILIST Policy Platform The Mobilising Institutional Capital Through Listed Product Structures (MOBILIST) is a five-year, 2.9 million programme funded by the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), under the International Multi-Disciplinary Programme Framework (IMDP). MOBILIST, which began its Inception Phase in June 2021, is FCDO’s first programme targeting listed markets for their potential to mobilise large scale investment flows. It seeks to partner with the financial services industry in developing listed products that can intermediate this capital, and in a form that responds to the prudential regulations and investment models that today define the scope of opportunity for institutional capital. Chemonics’ role in the programme primarily involves leading on the “Policy Platform” workstream, which runs parallel to other MOBILIST workstreams. The Policy Platform aims to identify principle policy themes supporting mobilisation in the public markets agenda; commission and disseminate research and policy advice based on these priority themes; and provide an advocacy role. The products supported by MOBILIST are viable investment opportunities in their own right, and at the same time contribute to systemic change in secondary markets that over time, can mobilise billions of pounds of funding for poverty reduction and Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) delivery.
Cross-Border Conflict, Evidence, Policy and Trends (XCEPT) Research Programme, Lot 1. The objective of the programme is to improve effectiveness of HMG investments in fragile and conflict affected situations (FCAS), by providing real-time data, expertise and public good research to inform FCDO and Whitehall policy and operations including through the Whitehall Conflict Security and Stability Fund (CSSF) and FCDO programmes. The programme is broken into two separate contracts: Lot 1 (cross-border conflict dynamics/response), and Lot 2 (violent and peaceful behaviour). 

This contract is Lot 1 which examines how conflicts connect across borders. It is led by Chemonics and Chatham House with Conciliation Resources, and support from specialist partner Satellite Applications Catapult. Research revolves around case studies of cross-border conflict dynamics spanning the Middle East and North Africa, the Sahel and the Horn of Africa, and South Asia. The XCEPT Research Fund also enables responsive research on emerging conflicts and supports international and local researchers to build evidence on what works to stabilise, resolve and prevent conflict.
Transparency and Accountability for Inclusive Development (TAcID) in Mozambique Mozambique Transparency and Accountability for Inclusive Development (TAcID) is a three and a half year programme funded by the U.K. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. TAcID works with local actors – civil society organizations, government ministries and local government authorities, and the donor community – to support national reforms to improve governance transparency, accountability, and responsiveness to civic demands by pushing for more responsible resource management and inclusive, participatory planning and decision-making processes.
Syria Education Programme II (SEP II) SEP-II will deliver the UK’s commitment to girls’ education and aims to enhance equitability of education  for girls and boys by strengthening the quality and inclusivity of formal primary  education in Northwest Syria. It will achieve this by focusing on four key areas: (i) Strengthening local education systems so that they are accountable, effective, and responsive (ii) Enhancing school level capacity to deliver inclusive, gender responsive and quality learning, (iii) Developing effective systems to support inclusion, mental health & child protection, and (iv) Generating more predictable financing for sector implementation, including teacher salaries.
Syria Education Programme The Syria Education Programme is a four-year project funded by the U.K. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) (previously U.K. Department for International Development (DFID)) and the European Union (EU) that provides access to safe, inclusive, and quality learning opportunities to children in Syria, while strengthening education actors to effectively manage education. Results-based interventions focus on four components: 1) Stipend payments to teachers and education staff 2) Implementation of Teacher Payment and Attendance Monitoring System 3) Capacity Building of Education Authorities and NGOs and 4) Quality Education and psycho-social support activities. Manahel will foster resilience and quality learning outcomes for up to 300,000 children (50% girls) with a target of 50 percent achieving improved basic learning outcomes.
Rep. of Congo - Water, Electricity & Urban Development SIL (LEN) To increase access to basic infrastructure services, safe drinking water and electricity to the inhabitants of targeted areas in the cities of Brazzaville and Pointe Noire.
Support to Enterprise Development and Competitiveness  Project The objective of the Project is to foster MSME competitiveness in the targeted sectors and targeted geographic areas of the Republic of Congo's territory.
Republic of Congo COVID-19 Emergency Response Project To prevent, detect, and respond to the threat posed by COVID-19 and strengthen the national system for public health preparedness in the Republic of Congo.
CG Rep. Agricultural Development and Rural Roads Rehabilitation Proj. The primary objective of the project is to assist the Republic of Congo to increase the ability of the rural poor to raise their income through the generation and promotion of improved agricultural technologies, the provision of market infrastructure, and the formulation and implementation of poverty-focused agricultural policies and expenditure programs.
Congo Digital Acceleration Project The PDO is (i) to increase broadband internet access to underserved populations, and (ii) to improve public sector's capacity to deliver digitally enabled public services.
Integrated Public Sector  Reform Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to improve public resources management and accountability in the Republic of Congo.
CG Rep. Support to Economic Diversification Project The objective of the project is to promote private investment in select non-oil value chains and to support Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) development.
CONGO - Rep. Skills Development for Employability Project The objective of the Project is to improve job and entrepreneurship skills for vulnerable urban youth in order to improve their labor market insertion and earnings.
CG Rep: Transparency & Governance Repeat Project To strengthen the capacity of targeted public sector ministries, agencies and accountability structures for improved management of human and financial resources.
Congo - Education Sector Support Project To improve education outcomes of primary and lower secondary school children and to increase the effectiveness of select management systems.
Climate-Resilient and Inclusive Livelihoods Project (ProClimat Congo) To strengthen landscape management, increase the use of improved livelihood activities, and reduce food insecurity in targeted communities.
Urban Development and Poor Neighborhood Upgrading Project <p>The project development objectives are to: (1) improve access to infrastructure and basic services for people living in selected unplanned settlements in Brazzaville and Pointe Noire; and (2) strengthen government and municipal capacity for urban upgrading.</p>
CG Rep. Health Sector Services Development The development objective of the project is to support the strengthening of the health system in order to effectively combat the major communicable diseases and improve access to quality services for women, children and other vulnerable groups. Within the comprehensive sector development program of the PNDS, the IDA supported project will focus primarily on strengthening sector stewardship, fiduciary systems and monitoring and evaluation (Component1); human resources (Component 2); Infrastructure assessment, mapping and comprehensive rehabilitation plan, including limited construction (Component 3) and, delivery of Package of Essential Services (PSE), with emphasis on Malaria HIV/AIDS and MCH, pharmaceuticals management, community participation/indigenous peoples and equity (Component 4).
Accelerating Governance Institutional Reforms for sustainable services (AGIR) in RoC The Program Development Objective is to increase efficiency of domestic resource mobilization and expenditure management with a particular focus on health and education sectors
Congo: Forest and Econ. Diversification Project To increase the capacity of the forest administration, local communities, and indigenous peoples to co-manage forests.
Republic of Congo, Kobikisa Health System Strengthening Project The objective of the project is to increase utilization and quality of reproductive, maternal and child services in targeted areas,especially among the poorest households.
CG-Statistics Capacity Building Project The objectives of the project are to: (i) strengthen the NSS in the production and dissemination of quality statistics relevant for policies and decision making; and, (ii) promote the demand for statistical information.
Social Protection and Youth Productive Inclusion Project To provide emergency income support to households affected by the COVID-19 health and economic crisis and to increase access to productive safety nets for poor and vulnerable households and youth in participating areas in the territory of the Recipient.
Republic of Congo First Fiscal Management and Inclusive Growth DPF The Program Development Objective (PDO) is to support the Government's efforts to: (i) strengthen fiscal sustainability and governance through improved revenue mobilization and public financial management ; and (ii) create the conditions for inclusive and sustainable growth.
Republic of Congo Support to Basic Education Project The revised project development objective is to improve efficiency, quality and equity in the provision of basic education in theterritory of the Recipient with a view to achieving universal quality primary education by 2015.
CG Rep. LISUNGI Safety Nets System Project "Strengthen the social safety nets system and its programs aimed at improving both access to health and education services and productivity among poor and vulnerable households in participating areas."
Commercial Agriculture Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to improve productivity of farmers and market access for producer groups and micro, small and medium agribusiness enterprises, in selected zones of the territory of the Recipient, and provide immediate and effective response in the event of an Eligible Crisis or Emergency.
Technical Assistance for Banking & Financial Services - Tajikistan The goal of this project is to assist the GoT in developing and maintaining a fair, safe, and stable financial sector that benefits and protects financial sector participants while maintaining public confidence in the financial system. Project components will focus on (1) implementing a new core banking IT system for the National Bank of Tajikistan (central bank). (2) ) addressing insurance sector regulatory framework deficiencies to bring it into compliance with the IAIS Insurance Core Principles (ICPs)
Combat Intellectual Property Right (IPR) Crime in Southeast Asia Combat Intellectual Property Right (IPR) Crime in Southeast Asia
Gender sensitive workplace guidance- codes of conduct and auditing Develop guidance for companies and supply chain initiatives on how to integrate gender considerations within codes of conduct and social auditing methodologies
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of International and Tribal Affairs (OITA): Green Ports Initiative Green Ports Initiative
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Radiation (OAR): PR-OAR-12-00708 The Global Methane Initiative (GMI) is an action-oriented initiative that will reduce global methane emissions by promoting cost-effective, near-term projects that recover and use methane as a clean energy source. GMI is international in focus and will expand collaboration between developed countries, developing countries and countries with economies in transition, together with strong participation from the private sector. Founding partner countries account for approximately 60 percent of global methane from the targeted sources.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Radiation (OAR): PR-OAR-12-01807 The Global Methane Initiative (GMI) is an action-oriented initiative that will reduce global methane emissions by promoting cost-effective, near-term projects that recover and use methane as a clean energy source. GMI is international in focus and will expand collaboration between developed countries, developing countries and countries with economies in transition, together with strong participation from the private sector. Founding partner countries account for approximately 60 percent of global methane from the targeted sources.
D2D - Project Management Mobilising Data for Sustainable Development The D2D Project Management project is one of the 10 child-projects of the Akvo Data to Decision project.

Akvo's project management activities in the Data to Decision project focus on 
* the management of the project,
* ensuring strong coordination between the different activities around the world, 
* coordination with other DGIS activities on WASH and related topics and 
* reporting of the activities, publicly and to DGIS. A1 To coordinate the D2D project, including reporting (IATI)
Wash Alliance International - Nepal (Akvo) Using Akvo tools to support a comprehensive five-year WASH program in Nepal In Nepal Akvo will play a supportive and facilitating role in designing and setting up an PMEL system that will ensure efficient and effective planning, monitoring, evaluation, and learning. Akvo tools will be used for data collection, data analysis and reporting. Akvo will contribute to the following during the inception phase:
- Theory of Change Workshop
- Country specific monitoring framework
- Data collection workshop
- Set up and maintenance of software systems
- Survey design 
- Data analysis