devinitorg/iati-policy-markers huggingface dataset:
Réponse d’urgence multisectorielle aux besoins de base WASH, Abris/AME et protection des PDI et communauté hôtes des communes de Tougouri et Pissila dans  la région du centre nord au Burkina Faso ltpgtlt/pgtltpgtltfontgtLe
présent projet s’inscrit dans le cadre de l’appel de l’allocation standard 2023
du FHRAOC en réponse à la situation humanitaire préoccupante face aux besoins
humanitaires les plus critiques et les plus urgents des populations affectées
par la crise alimentaire et nutritionnelle et la problématique des déplacements. En vue de consolider sa capacité de réponse multisectorielle, DEDI
a associé sa volonté à celle des pouvoirs publics, en proposant une réponse qui
s’aligne aux aspirations de la population cible à travers l’allocation standard
2023.lt/fontgtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtltagtltspangtA travers, ces fonds, DEDI souhaite mettre
en œuvre une réponse intégrée aux besoins de base WASH, Abris et Protection
au profit de ltbgt34 280lt/bgt bénéficiaires directes des PDI et populations hôtes dont 18 854 à Tougouri et 15 426 à Pissila dans la région du Centre Nord. ltbgt2 590lt/bgtltbgt lt/bgtpersonnes vulnérables vont bénéficier d’un paquet d’assistance Abris/AME y
compris l’appui dans la réalisation des abris avec 1 425 bénéficiaires à Tougouri
et 1 165 à Pissila. L’assistance en nature ou en cash pour la prévention des
violences basées sur le genre toucheront 3 850 femmes et filles à Tougouri et 3 150 à Pissila soit une cible totale de ltbgt7 000 lt/bgtpersonnesltbgt.lt/bgtlt/spangtlt/agtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtDans
le volet WASH, DEDI délivrera la réalisation/réhabilitation des infrastructures
d’eau et d’assainissement, la promotion de l’hygiène et la mobilisation
communautaire. L’approche de l’assainissement total piloté par la communauté
sera développée. Il est à noter que plusieurs autres types d’activités, telles
que la distribution du paquet minimum WASH in Nut des couples mère-enfant
malnutri, la distribution des kits WASH/intrants seront intégrées au projet. Ce
paquet d’activité touchera ltbgt24 690lt/bgt bénéficiaires dont 13 580 à Tougouri et 11 110 à Pissila.lt/spangtltspangtlt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtlt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtEn termes d’innovation, DEDI va répondre
selon l’approche Build Back Better (BBB) qui est une stratégie visant à réduire
les risques pour les peuples des nations et des communautés à la suite de
catastrophes et de chocs futurs. Les activités seront dirigées à travers la
participation de la communauté plutôt que par le prestataire de service. Les
communautés locales sauront alors au mieux les approches adaptées à leur
environnement, la conception d'abri appropriée.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtlt/spangtlt/pgtltpgt





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Blue Economy Finance for SIDS - SDG Fund Component 2 This Blue Economy Project Development Funding programme will develop a comprehensive project proposal to establish a Blue Economy technical advisory and finance facility for the Eastern Caribbean
COVID19 INDIA - ANTIGUA Strengthening national health capacities and reducing negative socio-economic impacts of the COVID-19 crisis in Antigua and Barbuda.
UNPRPD-BRB Disability inclusion has been a silo in international development, often leading to separate programmes, systems and processes. The leave-no-one-behind principle at the core of the SDGs is at risk, and persons with disabilities are a significant constituent group that requires dedicated and targeted attention if this principle is to be realized.The disability inclusive national planning and monitoring project utilizes a strategic two-fold focus: induction workshop and situational analysis. First, a comprehensive induction workshop spans organization of activities and content, material adaptation, delivery, and follow-ups. Simultaneously, a Situational Analysis, involving stakeholders, consultations, data analysis, and report drafting, propels the initiative forward. This collaborative effort, driven by the UN Resident Coordinators Office and UN Country Team, ensures a holistic approach, joint accountability, and inclusive engagement with diverse stakeholders for impactful disability-inclusive development.
British Virgin Islands Transition - Phase 2 This programme will build on the work done in Phase 1 and will seek to identify entry points for support to the Government of the BVI to support its transition from recovery to sustainable development. Areas of exploration will include resilience building, institutional strengthening and capacity building.
Accelerator Lab - Barbados The Accelerator Lab will encourage an innovation learning culture to support Eastern Caribbean SIDS to test grassroots solutions to key challenges in sectors such as fisheries, waste management, renewable energy, tourism and conservation.
UNDP-GEF SMARTER Bioenergy BBD UNDP-Global Environment Facility (GEF) project document preparation for SMARTER - Bioenergy in Barbados
Regional This project focuses on strengthening evidence based decision making for reducing and responding to youth crime in the Eastern Caribbean; and implementing and developing reduction initiatives for Trafficking in Persons (TIP) crimes
TRAC Funds TRAC funds are used to support Regional Government initiatives, examples of which include procurement and assistance to key populations.
Grenada Spotlight Initiative The Grenada Spotlight Initiative is a well-conceived comprehensive national programme to contribute to end family violence and all forms of violence against women and girls in Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
British Virgin Islands Transition Programme The project will support the British Virgin Islands transition from recovery to sustainable development by contributing to the development of a National Sustainable Development Plan (NSDP)
Future Tourism Grant Support to MSME for Covid Recovery The project is focused on the single output of providing assistance grants to boost the economic recovery of MSMEs impacted by COVID-19 which is one of the components of the broader FUT Tourism projects.
Project Development This Output will develop a full scale project proposal to the Joint Sustainable Development Goals Fund on Blue Finance in collaboration with the Food and Agricultural Organisation and the United Nations Environment Programme
Youth Crime Strengthening Evidence Based Decision-Making among agencies responsible for reducing and responding to youth crime in the Eastern Caribbean.
Complete Solarisation of Aquaponics Facility  St. Lucia establish the first medium to high technology Aquaponics Facility in Saint Lucia. The facility is 185.81 m2 (2000 ft2) and at maximum production will produce 2596 heads of organic lettuce for the market. Currently, the facility has tested sales on the local market through a retailer and the largest hotel in the Administrative Quarter of Vieux Fort, in Saint Lucia. The feedback for quality and durability has been excellent. This multi-functional Aquaponics System with a 24 hour closed loop prod
IWEco Addressing land degradat To reduce and revert land degradation within the target watershed in St Vincent, by an integrated water, land and ecosystems management approach
Building Effective Resilience for Human Security The project aims, through a combination of policy reform advocacy, technical support, and services to contribute to human security for farmers and small agro-and fisheries business entrepreneurs, many of whom are women.
COVID19 Economic Analysis This output will provide technical assistance to national stakeholders to quantify and assess the impacts of the COVID19 pandemic on social, economic and fiscal indicators and provide recommendations
Criminal Justice Reform in the Caribbean The project’s ultimate objective is to enhance the institutional capacities of police forces, prosecutors, lawyers, courts and prisons in the Caribbean to effectively and efficiently manage criminal cases. To achieve this objective, UNDP and partners will develop interventions along three well-defined, but strongly connected dimensions, including the deployment of enabling technology and systems training to improve efficiency of criminal justice administration; the empowerment of stakeholders through gender-aware capacity building across all elements of the administration of justice, with a focus on service design and delivery and strengthening national and regional processes and procedures for improved efficiency and accountability within the justice sector.
THE COVID-19 PROGRAMME The Engagement facility will enable the SRO to respond rapidly and in a flexible manner to support the upstream of policy results and test innovations with scaling up potential initiatives in alignment with the Subregional Programme Document
Enabling Gender-Responsive Disaster Recovery, Climate an Enhanced capability of men and women in 9 Caribbean countries to act quickly, appropriately and effectively when recovering from the impacts of multiple hazards, in a way that also significantly strengthens their resilience to future risks
PIMS6451 - SMARTER PPG Project Preparation Grant (GEF PPG) for the Sustainable Management and Resilient Thinking for our Energy Revolution (SMARTER), Barbados
Gamific-Action for Climate Act Gamifi-Action for Climate Action (GACA) is an app designed to encourage the youth in Barbados to take real-life action against climate change
Capacity of local population Capacity of the local population enhanced to prevent and/or cope with future shocks through increased knowledge of standardized resilient construction techniques
Optimizing Innovative Finance for Underserved Groups to Build Resilience and Accelerate the Achievement of the SDGs Optimizing Innovative Finance for Underserved Groups to Build Resilience and Accelerate the Achievement of the SDGs
Sargassum management Japan The project aims to support improved coastal protection and resilience and habitat conservation, by working with the Governments of Barbados, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Kitts and Nevis, and Trinidad and Tobago.
Support to Criminal Justice Reform the Caribbean The Project will provide technical assistance to 8 countries to develop costed national action plans for backlog reduction strengthen the national and regional community of practice around alternative dispute resolution.
Criminal Justice Reform in the Caribbean The project’s ultimate objective is to enhance the institutional capacities of police forces, prosecutors, lawyers, courts and prisons in the Caribbean to effectively and efficiently manage criminal cases. To achieve this objective, UNDP and partners will develop interventions along three well-defined, but strongly connected dimensions, including the deployment of enabling technology and systems training to improve efficiency of criminal justice administration; the empowerment of stakeholders th
Strengthening Resilient Water Resource Management in the Eastern Caribbean The project will support the islands of Grenada, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent & the Grenadines to enhance water security in vulnerable communities and redress technical, financial and institutional barriers to develop innovative and integrated water resource management approaches and solutions that empowers communities and promotes women’s meaningful inclusion in water resource management.
Criminal Justice Support Provision of technical assistance to courts, police, directors of public prosecution, prisons, NGOs in Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Dominica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago, Belize and Guyana
“Strengthening sustainable livelihoods and resilience i The project aims to strengthen the livelihoods and resilience of the Kalinago Community, by working on an integrated approach
Support to MSMEs Cohort 2 Issuance of grants to selected MSMEs within Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean under cohort 2 of the Future Tourism project
Transforming Justice: Reforming the Criminal Justice System in CARICOM One of the priorities identified by CARICOM Heads of Government was to “Undertake a comprehensive overhaul of the criminal justice system to address transnational organized criminals with a focus on proactive management of prosecutions, sentencing and the diversion of at-risk populations”. As a first step, and in order to ensure evidence-based decision making on these issues, the CARICOM Secretariat has indicated the need for the following:•	A study to support the expansion for use of non- custodial sentencing in the region;•	A study to support the reduction of prolonged use of pre-trial detention in the region, with a focus on vulnerable groups (incl. women and children at risk of violence, undocumented migrants etc);•	A study on the expansion of informal justice mechanisms including to ensure compliance with international human rights standards.
Social Justice and Inclusion Programme Recent analyses of social protection systems in the Caribbean demonstrate that while there is heterogeneity in the level of sophistication of these systems between countries, in general the systems are continuously evolving and are increasingly being leveraged to respond to frequent and often unpredictable shocks. Furthermore, despite some important successes in these programmes’ ability to support national and sub-national shock responses, significant challenges remain in the understanding of how these social protection systems can become adaptive in a way that supports long-term resilience. Against this background, the programme will seek to identify the key policy and institutional gaps and bottlenecks in the administration of shock-responsive social protection systems in the Eastern Caribbean, to establish baselines of social inclusion policies and programmes, to articulate strategic entry points for addressing the identified challenges and to catalyse a Community of Practice on Social Protection and Inclusion in the Caribbean.
Kalinago Community The project aims to strengthen the livelihoods and resilience of the Kalinago Territory
EUROCLIMA Caribbean - A Partnership for a Caribbean Green Deal EUROCLIMA actions is to help increase the ambition of NDCs, support NDC implementation in relevant sectors and support the development of long-term strategies for decarbonization.
Accelerator Lab - Barbados & Eastern Caribbean The Accelerator Lab for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean will promote out of the box thinking and experimentation to support Small Island Developing States in the sustainable development of its ocean based economic sectors.
Dominica Development and Recon Establishment of a project management structure to support effective project implementation
Complete Solarisation of Aquaponics Facility  St. Lucia establish the first medium to high technology Aquaponics Facility in Saint Lucia. The facility is 185.81 m2 (2000 ft2) and at maximum production will produce 2596 heads of organic lettuce for the market. Currently, the facility has tested sales on the local market through a retailer and the largest hotel in the Administrative Quarter of Vieux Fort, in Saint Lucia. The feedback for quality and durability has been excellent. This multi-functional Aquaponics System with a 24 hour closed loop production cycle, means that a 24 hour supply of electricity is required and as a result, the decision was taken to solarise the system at the earliest opportunity. The grant from UNDP will therefore assist NCPD and Saint Lucia in developing the first specially designed system for People With Disabilities (PwD) producing at zero GHGs emissions (battery included), and an optimal production process with extra capacity to triple production within the next year. The project also contributes to the objectives of three of the GEF Focal Areas, id est, Climate Change Mitigation (CCM); Land Degradation (LD); and Chemicals and Waste (CW).
Police Records Management Information System Pilot for Dominica The project will support the development and operationalisation of a pilot of the UNDP-developed Police Records management Information System (PRMIS) in Dominica. This intervention will involve the training of police personnel, procurement of necessary ICT hardware, deployment of the PRMIS software, monitoring and evaluation of the pilot and the development of a series of recommendations for scaling of the PRMIS pilot. PRMIS is a web application that allows officers to log, store, and exchange information related to various aspects of police daily routine: incoming calls, incidents, crime cases, traffic accidents, as well as logged pieces of information that relate to the above-mentioned operations.What is more, the system allows proceeding with the investigation according to the workflows of the region, registering new data in a wide variety of modules: firearms, vehicles, drugs, persons, etc.
Tourism and MSMEs This project aims to support the efforts of 10 governments within the Eastern Caribbean region by targeting some of the indicated country priorities with a specific focus on supporting MSMEs, young entrepreneurship and workforce within the tourism sector
Saint John's 4th Internationl Conference on SIDs Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are recognized as a distinct group of developing countries facing specific social, economic and environmental vulnerabilities but also have common opportunities to address holistic resilience. This group of states comprises 38 UN Member States and 20 non-UN members/Associate Members of Regional CommissionsPivotal to UNDP’s support for Small Island Developing States (SIDS) is helping collective achievement of the actions under the SAMOA Pathway. As such, with
Social Programmes Support provided to needed social protection programmes for the Commonwealth of Dominica
Building Effective Resilience Joint Programme (JP) Outcome 3: Increased market access readiness and resilience for smallholder farmers and agriculture related small businesses: Output 3.7 Structural adjustment programmes reviewed and adjustments required, recommended and integrated.
Enabling Gender Responsive Dis Catalysing the low-carbon transition and adaptive capacities of partner countries by promoting the participatory implementation of NAPs and NAMAs that build capacity and reduce vulnerabilities and risks of the most marginalised groups.
Climate Resilient Agriculture To operationalize integrated agroecosystem management through mainstreaming biodiversity conservation in the production landscape and increasing resilience of agricultural system
Reconstruction of Infraestruct Support to accelerate the reconstruction of critical infrastructure, with focus on resilient housing and public works.
B-Envelope after Irma hurricane. Housing Support to Barb The project’s intended outcome to increase disaster resilience for the most vulnerable persons in Barbuda after the impact of Hurricane Irma
Financial Support MSMEs Financial support for the economic recovery of MSMEs in response to the gendered impact of COVID-19
Caribbean Recovery and Resilience Programme The project aims to create the conditions to consolidate early recovery efforts, building back better (BBB) and to facilitate investments in resilience in the affected islands.
ENGAGEMENT FACILITY-BRB The Engagement Facility project will be geared towards providing a rapid and flexible response mechanism
Repair/Reconstruct Priv-Housng The Project will restore increase disaster resilience for the most vulnerable persons in Barbuda after the impact of Hurricane Irma
Trinidad and Tobago This output focuses on implementing and developing reduction initiatives for Trafficking in Persons (TIP) crimes in Trinidad and Tobago
La Soufrière Volcano SVG Short term livelihood support in St. Vincent resulting from the volcanic eruption
Engagement Facility The Engagement facility will enable the SRO to respond rapidly and in a flexible manner to support the upstream of policy results and test innovations with scaling up potential initiatives in alignment with the Subregional Programme Document
Dominica Development and Reconstruction Facility Provides a transparent, predictable, coordinated and timely financial mechanism to accelerate recovery, reconstruction and development interventions.
British Virgin Islands Transit The project will support the British Virgin Islands transition from recovery to sustainable development by contributing to the development of a National Sustainable Development Plan (NSDP)
Barbados and Eastern Caribbean This output focuses on strengthening evidence based decision making for reducing and responding to youth crime in Barbados, Grenada and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines; and implementing and developing reduction initiatives for TIP crimes (Barbados)
Climate Promise 2 Grenada Mounting scientific studies and reports continue to emphasise the need for humans to make significant and relatively immediate action in order to reduce global warming and minimise the impacts of climate change.
Blue Economy Finance for SIDS - SDG FUND The project will unlock the economic potential of the Blue Economy in Barbados, Grenada and St. Vincent and the Grenadines through the creation of an enabling environment for sustainable financing of national and community-level blue economy investments.
Climate Promise enhancing NDCs To deliver on the promise of the Paris Agreement, UNDP will support countries to undertake an inclusive and transparent engagement process for enhancing their NDCs by 2020, with demonstrated increase in ambition
Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Implementing and developing reduction initiatives for TIP crimes while bolstering state capacity to facilitate timely and effective prosecution.
Saint John's 4th Internationl Conference on SIDs Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are recognized as a distinct group of developing countries facing specific social, economic and environmental vulnerabilities but also have common opportunities to address holistic resilience. This group of states comprises 38 UN Member States and 20 non-UN members/Associate Members of Regional CommissionsPivotal to UNDP’s support for Small Island Developing States (SIDS) is helping collective achievement of the actions under the SAMOA Pathway. As such, with the current 10-year implementation period ending, UNDP is collaborating with SIDS and relevant global, regional and national partners to craft a new 10-year SIDS Agenda to be adopted at the Fourth International Conference on SIDS to be held in Antigua and Barbuda in July 2024. As such, the Government of Antigua and Barbuda has requested UNDP’s support for the country’s hosting of the Conference. Hence, this Project Initiation Plan (PIP) covers UNDP’s support to the Government of Antigua and Barbuda to host the Fourth International Conference on SIDS through the provision of in-country/on-the-ground logistical support, procurement support, preparations of the conference venue and transportation for relevant conference participants.
Recovery Strategies Gender-responsive recovery strategies developed and implemented at regional, national and local levels through the provision of technical assistance, policy and implementation support.
Blue Finance Enhanced The JP will address the current financial challenges of the beneficiary countries including the additional financial burden arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the three countries will benefit from upscaling the UN’s existing initiatives with the private sector, through the establishment of a public-private consortium for blue investment. This partnership aims to leverage substantial resources from the private sector, in addition to the development finance provided by Internationa
Transforming Justice: Reforming the Criminal Justice System in CARICOM One of the priorities identified by CARICOM Heads of Government was to “Undertake a comprehensive overhaul of the criminal justice system to address transnational organized criminals with a focus on proactive management of prosecutions, sentencing and the diversion of at-risk populations”. As a first step, and in order to ensure evidence-based decision making on these issues, the CARICOM Secretariat has indicated the need for the following:•	A study to support the expansion for use of non- custo