devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Iraq Civil Society Activity The USAID funded Iraq Civil Society Activity will increase citizen engagement in the public sphere, especially among women and youth, while supporting civil society organizations (CSOs) to connect to and empower citizens and other CSOs. The expected activity result is a relevant, active, resilient, and inclusive civil society sector that more effectively fosters change towards an increasingly equitable and democratic Iraq. The Activity has three main objectives: Objective 1: Increase the engagement and agency of citizens, especially women and youth, to actively contribute to positive change on shared citizen-identified priorities, as well as on priority sectors, including climate change mitigation and adaptation, and gender and youth inclusion. Objective 2: Increase sustainability and resilience of civil society organizations (CSOs) to represent citizens interests and advance community-led development. Objective 3: Strengthen a public sphere that fosters the active and inclusive participation of civil society in public discourse and citizen-driven change, including among marginalized groups.
Capacity Building of Iraqi MOH in Behavior Change and Communication Activities Capacity Building of Iraqi MOH in Behavior Change and Communication Activities
USAID/OFDA Grant for Iraq/Complex Emergency USAID/OFDA Grant for Iraq/Complex Emergency
Humanitarian Assistance Funding supporting IDPs through the provision of protection assistance and coordination.
Vocational Solar Training Program Vocational Solar Training Program and Installation of Solar-Powered Equipment for Self-Reliance, Security and Agricultural Development in the Nineveh Plains, Iraq
Performance Management and Evaluation Services (PMES) (Iraq):  Risks associated with the current security situation and the fluid political environment in Iraq severely limit the mobility of USAID's expatriate and local staff, as well as the ability of implementing partners' expatriate staff, to carry out regular monitoring and evaluation activities.  The Performance Management and Evaluation Services (PMES) activity enables the USAID Mission to improve and adapt its performance management needs to fulfill its monitoring, evaluation, reporting, and information-sharing obligations as mandated in USAID's Automated Directives System and other agency guidance.  PMES also enables USAID to: (1) ensure implementing partners' compliance with USAID's policies and regulations, including developing and maintaining a Performance Management Plan and Data Quality Assessments, (2) survey, analyze, and evaluate service performance, (3) build capacity for USAID and implementing partners staff on monitoring, evaluation, and learning, and (4) support the Mission to advance its collaboration, learning, and adaptation efforts..
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Emergency protection, health, and shelter assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPs)
Support to Logistics and Emergency Telecommunications (ETC) Hub for Humanitarian Assistance Iraq Support to WFP's Logistics and Emergency Telecommunications hub in Iraq for warehousing, equipment and transport of emergency commodities for Iraq response, and emergency telecommunications support for humanitarian network.
Humanitarian Information and Coordination Management Humanitarian Information and Coordination Management
USAID/OFDA Grant for Iraq/Complex Emergency Emergency humanitarian assistance in Iraq through the delivery of Mine Risk Education sessions to IDPs residing in and outside of camps and to populations returning to areas where high levels of contamination occur.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Iraq/Complex Emergency To contribute towards the Iraq Humanitarian Pooled Fund
Emergency Assistance to Extremely Vulnerable Populations and Returnees Emergency Assistance to Extremely Vulnerable Populations and Returnees
Humanitarian assistance, protection and recovery to conflict-affected populations in Iraq Humanitarian assistance, protection and recovery to conflict-affected populations in Iraq
Award for emergency food assistance in Iraq Award for emergency food assistance in Iraq
Iraq Access to Justice Program The USAID Iraq Access to Justice Program is an initiative to support the growth of local and national institutions that provide information, legal services and advocacy to vulnerable populations. Our work is organized into three interconnected areas: 1) Improve practical knowledge through public awareness to ensure that vulnerable Iraqis are aware of their legal rights, better understand the remedies available to them, and know how to access the institutions responsible for guaranteeing that their rights are protected; 2) Increase the competence and availability of legal professionals and civil society partners who assist vulnerable and disadvantaged Iraqis, through support to legal aid clinics, improvements to law school legal curriculum and training for current lawyers; and 3) Advocate for improvements to government processes and procedures to facilitate the access of vulnerable populations to government services and legal remedies.
Economic Recovery and Market Systems, Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management This program provides humanitarian aid to respond to acute needs in CAR through ERMS, HCIM, Shelter and Settlements assistance to CAR.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Iraq/Complex Emergency Support for full primary healthcare provision at two in-camp Primary Health Care Centers (PHCC), four Mobile Health Units to respond to displacements or return movements outside of camps, health education, and referrals to specialized care.
USAID - Iraq Governance Performance and Accountability Project (IGPA) (Iraq):  IGPA will continue improving service delivery and respond to emerging needs through revised programming. This will include Public Financial Management, Private Sector Development, KRG Reform Initiatives, Water Resource Management and Climate Change. IGPA will provide technical assistance to an expanded list of local governments in provinces where there is demonstrated political will for reform. IGPA will help the GOI maximize revenue and provide technical expertise on developing fee-collecting mechanisms. Civil Society support will include public administration, budget planning, and CSOs oversight of service delivery and budget execution. The White Paper (WP) is the GOI's financial and fiscal reform initiative to diversify growth alongside peace, stability, and a better standard of living for Iraqis. IGPA's programming supports a full range of WP reforms. IGPA will continue technical assistance to the Prime Minister's Office, the Economic Reform Unit, and the ministries of planning and finance. IGPA's consultants are embedded in these institutions, which allows them to expand technical assistance and respond to emerging needs. Through a process of sustainability, long term expat advisors will transition to short term technical advisors and be replaced by trained local nationals. Support will continue to include a review and improvements of national budget cycle; to the GOI's capacity to address fiscal risks; and to the GOI and KRG cash management system; as well as support for alternative investment financing, and for increased coordination between KRG's planning and finance ministries and Iraq's federal ministries. IGPA will also pivot select activities to support the ministries of electricity and environment to enhance the regulatory environment for renewables, develop plans for incorporating renewables, public-private partnerships, and clean energy standards across the country.
Humanitarian assistance support through ERMs, WASH, and protection. Enhance economic recovery and resilience of crisis affected populations.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Iraq/Complex Emergency Water and sanitation services and basic emergency commodities for populations in central Iraq.
Health support to conflict-affected populations in Iraq Health support to conflict-affected populations in Iraq
Water, sanitation and hygiene services for conflict-affected populations in Iraq. Water, sanitation and hygiene services for conflict-affected populations in Iraq.
Humanitarian assistance for ERMS and Protection. Support conflict affected populations through strengthened protection environment and access to livelihoods.
RSP award in Iraq Critical Humanitarian Support for Conflict-affected Communities in Anbar, Diyala, Ninewa and Salah al-Din Governorates, Iraq
Humanitarian support to Iraq - FY2017 Basic award to provide Shelter, water and sanitation services, mental health services, provision of emergency commodities, and psychosocial services for conflict-affected populations in Iraq.
Primary health care services for conflict affected populations in Iraq Primary health care services for conflict affected populations in Iraq
Provision of emergency commodities, shelter, and water, sanitation and hygiene services for conflict affected populations in Iraq Provision of emergency commodities, shelter, and water, sanitation and hygiene services for conflict affected populations in Iraq
Humanitarian Assistance Activity Improve living conditions through health, protection, shelter, and WASH interventions.
Humanitarian Assistance Multipurpose cash assistance to support COVID-19 response
USAID/OFDA Contract to National Air Cargo Transport of Emergency Stockpile Supplies from Dubai, UAE to Erbil Iraq
Scaling Up Support for Conflict-Affected Populations in Northern Iraq Scaling Up Support for Conflict-Affected Populations in Northern Iraq
Humanitarian support to Iraq - FY2017 WASH, protection and NFI support for conflict affected populations in Iraq.
Humanitarian Assistance Activity To assist humanitarian aid organizations in fulfilling their mandates through the provision of essential humanitarian access, security coordination and information services
Iraq Health and Protection Services Provision of Health and Protection Services for Vulnerable IDPs, Returnees and Host Communities in Iraq
WASH Humaitarian Assistance Holistic WASH assistance to vulnerable and displaced persons.
Protection activities for conflict-affected populations Humanitarian Assistance in Iraq
Humanitarian Assistance for conflict-affected populations in Iraq WASH, Shelter, NFIs, and Protection services for conflict-..affected populations in Iraq.  Humanitarian Coordination and ..Information Management for organizations providing humanitarian ..assistance in Iraq.
Restore economically critical infrastructure Restore Economically Critical Infrastructure
Humanitarian Assistance Vital safety services to humanitarian organizations and personnel
USAID- Building Resiliency in Children (BRIC) (Iraq):  The USAID- Building Resiliency in Children (BRIC) activity, which is also known as Ahlan Simsim Iraq, continues to focus on the prevention of radicalization and violent extremism through building children's resilience, mutual trust, and tolerance of Iraq's diverse cultural and religious groups.  The BRIC activity will focus specifically on provinces impacted by the destruction and dislocation resulting from ISIS and where IDP and returnee families from al-Hol camp are rebuilding their lives.  Sesame Workshop is using early education and child development to foster individual and communal identity and strengthen skills and counter violent extremist narratives, while changing attitudes and behaviors toward violence. Assistance supports children ages three to eight to gain foundational skills including learner readiness, social emotional learning, and appreciation for their and others' identities that will allow them to accept others' perspectives, resolve conflict productively, manage their own feelings, and build a sense of pride.  In addition, facilitators have increased access to high-quality professional development to strengthen children's sense of community and inclusion in the classroom, ultimately contributing to children's sense of safety and belonging.  Programming is using research, data, and learning with possibilities to extend high-quality and relevant services elsewhere in Iraq through strategic collaboration, learning, and adaptive management.
Iraq durable communities and economic opportunities (DCEO) 100 Solutions for Stability social cohesion Task Order Iraq Durable Communities and Economic Opportunities (DCEO) 100 Solutions for Stability Task Order aims to support vulnerable communities in Iraq to build community resilience against destabilizing factors and advance economic well-being in target communities in Iraq by addressing underlying drivers of conflict, increasing community leadership of inclusive local development, improving private sector networks, and increasing micro, small, and medium enterprise development.
Iraq Provincial Elections Activity (IPEA) IFES Iraq Provincial Election Activity (IPEA) project provides technical and operational assistance to the IHEC as it prepares for the conduct of upcoming provincial elections scheduled for April 2020.
Iraq Task Order - SWIFT IV Iraq Task Order under the Support Which Implements Fast Transitions IV (SWIFT IV) IDQ
Performance Evaluation and Reporting for Results Management (PERFORM) project QED supported USAIDs Mission in Iraq through implementation of the Performance Evaluation and Reporting for Results Management (PERFORM) project, an effort to develop a performance management system that would enable more timely and effective strategic decision-making, results reporting, and knowledge management and allow USAID/Iraq to fulfill its performance monitoring, evaluation, and information dissemination requirements. Since October 2009, PERFORM conducted evaluations of USAID programs including the Tatweer National Capacity Development Program, the Tijara Provincial Economic Growth Program, the Inma Agribusiness Program, the Local Governance Program (LGP III), the Legislative Strengthening Program (LSP), the Iraq Rapid Assistance Program (IRAP) and USAID/Iraqs assistance to the Independent High Electoral Commission. PERFORM also undertook assessments on behalf of USAID on a range of topics and sectors including gender, institutional capacity building, civil society, and local governance. In addition to evaluations and assessments, PERFORM conducted ongoing monitoring of Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) grant recipients implementing a variety of refugee and internally displaced person-focused programs across Iraq, including shelter rehabilitation, health projects, cash-for-work projects, agribusiness and skills training. PERFORM rounded out its portfolio of performance management services with activities such as monitoring and evaluation training, technical reviews of project-level performance management plans, data quality assessment and background data collection.
Award To Provide Humanitarian Assistance In Iraq. Award To Provide Humanitarian Assistance In Iraq.
Humanitarian Assistance - Health services for conflict affected populations in Iraq. Humanitarian Assistance - Health services for conflict affected populations in Iraq.
NFIs, WASH, Shelter, and Humanitarian Coordination/Information Management for conflict affected populations in Iraq Distribution of non-food items to conflict affected populations.  Shelter support and water, sanitation and hygiene services for displaced populations in Iraq.  Humanitarian coordination and information management for humanitarian assistance organizations providing aid to conflict affected populations in Iraq.
Local Governance Program, Phase III (LGP III) In January 2009, LGP 3 began work in selected provinces, with an emphasis on the implementation of the Law of Governorates Not Incorporated into a Region. Capacity building efforts will focus on training in advanced local government management tools and practices, such as assisting provinces in setting service delivery performance measures, completing multiyear capital investments plans, and educating newly elected provincial council members on their roles andresponsibilities under the recent legislation.
Assist humanitarian organizations through HCIM Assist humanitarian organizations through HCIM
Multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance in Iraq Ensure equitable assistance is provided to meet multi-sectoral humanitarian needs of vulnerable populations.
Humanitarian Food Assistance Provide emergency food assistance for IDPS and refugees and support efforts to strengthen and modernize the government's public distribution system.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Iraq/Complex Emergency Provision of water supply infrastructure, sanitation infrastructure, hygiene promotion, emergency transitional housing, and NFIs (basic household items and hygiene supplies) to out of camp IDPs and host communities in Iraq.
Humanitarian Assistance - Iraq award for ERMS, Health, MCA, Protection, SS, WASH Iraq award for ERMS, Health, MCA, Protection, SS, WASH
Protection, WASH, Shelter, HCIM, and ERMS Humanitarian Assistance - Provision of critical humanitarian support to conflict-affected and underserved populations in Iraq
Humanitarian Assistance to Iraq Emergency cash distributions to meet shelter and emergency commodity needs, and hygiene promotion, water supply and sanitation infrastructure for displaced populations in Iraq.
Humanitarian support to Iraq - FY2017 Water, Sanitation, and hygiene services, Protection programming, and distribution of core relief items to conflict-affected populations in Iraq.
Support for health programs in Iraq Humanitarian Assistance - Support for health programs in Iraq
Humanitarian assistance support through Health, Protection, and Shelter activities. Contribute to improved and dignified living conditions of the populations affected by the crisis
Business Competitiveness and Job Creation Initiative (BCJCI) Task Order The Task Order will provide assistance and support to a full range of the Iraqi business community, from micro-startups to bankable and investment-ready small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
USAID/Grant IAA for Iraq/Mosul Dam Support for analysis and guidance in placement of early warning sirens for potential Mosul Dam breach.
Humanitarian Assistance to Iraq - [redacted] Provision of health services, emergency commodities, and protection services for conflict-affected populations in Iraq.
COVID-19 Mitigation Assistance To meet the critical basic needs of vulnerable conflict-affected households and reduce negative coping strategies exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic while promoting coordinated and harmonized MPCA through the consortium model.
Iraq COVID-19 Assistance Approval obligation of FY20 COVID-19 Supplemental funds
Cash programming for NFI support, Child Protection, and Support for Survivors of GBV. Cash programming for NFI support, Child Protection, and Support for Survivors of GBV.
Humanitarian Assistance - Non-food items and water, sanitation and hygiene services for conflict-affected populations in Iraq Humanitarian Assistance - Non-food items and water, sanitation and hygiene services for conflict-affected populations in Iraq
Humanitarian Assistance Multipurpose cash assistance for vulnerable conflict-affected population
Humanitarian assistance through HCIM, shelter, and WASH services multi-sector intervention to support conflict-affected populations in urban and peri-urban
Shelter, Protection, and NFIs for recently displaced populationsin Iraq Shelter, Protection, and NFIs for recently displaced populationsin Iraq
Logistics Support and Relief Commodities - NFIs for displaced children, Iraq. Logistics Support and Relief Commodities - NFIs for displaced children, Iraq.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Iraq/Complex Emergency Primary health care provision in static and mobile clinics, and psychosocial services for survivors of gender based violence in Iraq.
Administrative Reform Project - Tarabot USAID is partnering with the Government of Iraq (GoI) to support its strategic goal of strengthening public management institutions and improving service delivery processes through better governance and improved management of human and fiscal resources. USAID-Tarabot includes three components: Civil Service Reform, National Policy Management, and Administrative Decentralization.
Humanitarian Assistance Providing protection, health, and shelter assistance to internally displaced persons
Multi-sectoral Livelihoods Protection Multi-sector response to support cash, livelihoods, protection, and mental health
USAID/OFDA Grant for Iraq/Complex Emergency Primary health care services, child protection, and psychosocial support services for IDPs in Northern Iraq.
UNICEF award for Child Protection, Winterization and GBV services UNICEF award for Child Protection, Winterization and GBV services
USAID - Durable Communities and Economic Opportunities (Iraq):  Durable Communities and Economic Opportunities (DCEO) will continue to respond to stabilization and humanitarian needs in Iraq. At the end of FY 20, DCEO mobilized Task Orders focusing on job creation and community stabilization, as well as support for victims of war through the Marla Ruzicka Iraqi War Victims Fund (Marla Fund). USAID will continue delivering technical assistance to client enterprises, particularly those that demonstrate the ability to adapt and respond to consumer and commercial needs driven by the COVID-19 pandemic. USAID launched the Business Competitiveness and Job Creation Initiative (BCJCI) under the DCEO project to help businesses increase profit, employment and expand to new markets. Through BCJCI, USAID builds the capacity of private sector associations and business development organizations that have the highest potential to strengthen networks within the Iraqi private sector, advocate for reform, and improve the provision of technical experience to their members and the wider business community. DCEO works with communities as they identify specific, local drivers of conflict and enact practical solutions under the 100 Solutions for Stability (100 Solutions) Task Order. Through 100 solutions, USAID hosts community problem solving dialogues and delivers livelihood assistance, workforce development, and micro-enterprise support to strengthen the ability of vulnerable communities to recover from political, economic, and social instability. As community representatives emerge from this process, 100 Solutions also supports community leaders; providing them with tailored coaching and mentorship to promote the sustainability of community problem solving dialogue. Through grants to NGOs, 100 solutions supports eligible beneficiaries of the Marla Fund to establish, rebuild, grow businesses, and gain skills that contribute to secure, quality employment. Also, $7.5m is attributed to Marla fund and $5.5m is attributed to the WPS KIs..... ..
Humanitarian support for IDPs in Iraq Cash and vouchers for essential emergency needs and water, sanitation and hygiene support for IDPs in Iraq.
Humanitarian Assistance - Health and protection services for conflict-affected populations Humanitarian Assistance - Health and protection services for conflict-affected populations.  Humanitarian coordination and information management.
Building Community Resilience in Ninewa Post-ISIS Enhance cooperation between the Government of Iraq, the Kurdistan Regional Government, local civil society, and communities from the Ninewa Plain and Western Ninewa Province to address policy actions needed to remove barriers to sustainable returns of IDPs and community resilience.
Support to Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) Support to Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), responding to emergency needs when there is rapid, large-scale population displacement. RRM delivers immediate, life-saving and dignity-raising supplies to families on the move as they flee conflict, in hard-to-reach areas of Iraq, close to military frontlines, delayed at checkpoints, or stranded in between. Within 72 hours of receiving and verifying information on the movement and location of displaced individuals, the RRM is activated to rapidly assess needs and deliver the minimum package through implementing partners with previously prepositioned stocks.