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Let's call this format 'ProgramArticle': I want all responses to be detailed below based on the provided PROGRAM NAME. There will be two sets of prompts, one for a MediaWiki infobox and the second prompt for the text of the article. Put this all in a box that can be copied.
Let's call this format 'ProgramArticle': I want all responses to be detailed below based on the provided PROGRAM NAME. There will be two parts to the response: one for a MediaWiki infobox and the second for the text of the article. Put this all in a box that can be copied, without using section headings like 'ProgramArticle', 'Infobox', or 'Text of the Article' to separate the parts in the output—present the infobox followed directly by the article text with no additional labels or dividers beyond the MediaWiki syntax itself.


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* ProgramName: Name of the program or initiative
* ProgramName: Name of the program or initiative  
* ProgramType: ProgramType should be either “Initiative” (a short term project with definitive start and end) or a “Program” (a longer term project without a defined end)
* ProgramType: ProgramType should be either “Initiative” (a short term project with definitive start and end) or a “Program” (a longer term project without a defined end)  
* OrgSponsor: The primary sub-organization sponsoring the program. There can only be one. If multiple organizations have the lead, list this as “Partnership”.
* OrgSponsor: The primary sub-organization sponsoring the program. There can only be one. If multiple organizations have the lead, list this as “Partnership”.  
* TopOrganization: The Cabinet level agency or equivalent organization, without U.S. or equivalent (such as Department of State)
* TopOrganization: The Cabinet level agency or equivalent organization
* CreationLegislation: The name of the legislation or government order that authorized the organization's creation (remove the instruction to make it a link)
* CreationLegislation: The name of the legislation or government order that authorized the organization's creation (remove the instruction to make it a link)
* Purpose: Two sentences statement of the program’s purpose.  
* Purpose: Two sentences statement of the program’s purpose. Limit to 180 characters.
* Website: The organization's official website URL, with "https://" included.
* Website: The organization's official website URL, with "https://" included.
* ProgramStart: The year/date the program started.
* ProgramStart: The year/date the program started.
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* Historic: Is this program still going on and being funded? If so, set Historic=false. If it has ended, set Historic=true, use the past tense for the entire prompt response, and include the name of the replacement program if one exists. For example, if the program has transitioned, write something like: 'The Accelerated Climate Model for Energy (ACME) has transitioned into the Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM).'
* Historic: Is this program still going on and being funded? If so, set Historic=false. If it has ended, set Historic=true, use the past tense for the entire prompt response, and include the name of the replacement program if one exists. For example, if the program has transitioned, write something like: 'The Accelerated Climate Model for Energy (ACME) has transitioned into the Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM).'


TEXT OF THE ARTICLE  
TEXT OF THE ARTICLE


For the PROGRAM NAME, can you please provide the following information in Mediawiki text Level 2 sections with level 2 sections in sentence case?
For the PROGRAM NAME, can you please provide the following information in Mediawiki text Level 2 sections with level 2 sections in sentence case?
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What are its goals, in a few bullets? Are there specific targets or metrics for success? Please use only one asterisk (*) for all bullet points in every list, regardless of the section or context. Ensure no other bullet style like dashes (-) are used.
What are its goals, in a few bullets? Are there specific targets or metrics for success? Please use only one asterisk (*) for all bullet points in every list, regardless of the section or context. Ensure no other bullet style like dashes (-) are used.


<nowiki>==Organization==</nowiki>
<nowiki>==Organization==</nowiki>  
 
Describes how the program is organized, who runs it, governance structures, funding sources, etc.
Describes how the program is organized, who runs it, governance structures, funding sources, etc.


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<nowiki>==Partners==</nowiki>
<nowiki>==Partners==</nowiki>


Is the program/initiative run by one organization or a partnership of organizations? If only one organization, omit this section. If multiple organizations (excluding parent/child organizations), list them with each on a new line starting with one asterisk (*) and add <nowiki>[[Category:Partnerships]]</nowiki> at the bottom of this reply. Please link each organization, such as <nowiki>[[Department of Agriculture]]</nowiki>, but do not include any bolding, **, or dashes (-).
Is the program/initiative run by one organization or a partnership of organizations? If only one organization, omit this section. If multiple organizations (excluding parent/child organizations), list them with each on a new line starting with one asterisk (*) and add <nowiki>[[Category:Partnerships]]</nowiki> at the bottom of this reply. Please link each organization, such as <nowiki>[[Department of Agriculture]]</nowiki>, but do not include any bolding, **, or dashes (-).


<nowiki>==History==</nowiki>
<nowiki>==History==</nowiki>
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<nowiki>==Funding==</nowiki>
<nowiki>==Funding==</nowiki>


Describe its funding. How much was it originally funded for? When did funding begin? Does its funding end at some point? Has additional funding been authorized? Please also provide any available details how the program is financed, including budget information and funding sources.
Describe its funding. How much was it originally funded for? When did funding begin? Does its funding end at some point? Has additional funding been authorized? Please also provide any available details how the program is financed, including budget information and funding sources.


<nowiki>==Implementation==</nowiki>
<nowiki>==Implementation==</nowiki>


Discusses how the program is carried out, including methods, strategies, or phases of rollout. Is there a defined end date for when the program/initiative should end?
Discusses how the program is carried out, including methods, strategies, or phases of rollout. Is there a defined end date for when the program/initiative should end?
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<nowiki>==External links==</nowiki>
<nowiki>==External links==</nowiki>


What is its website, with <nowiki>https://</nowiki> included, without [] around the URL. Provides links to other official websites, reports, or other relevant external resources. List each link with one asterisk (*) at the beginning.
Provides the program's official website and links to other official websites, reports, or relevant external resources, all listed with one asterisk () at the beginning of each line, with <nowiki>https://</nowiki> included and without [] around the URLs."


If it has Wikipedia article about the initiative/program, add a link to list of External links bullets with wikipedia: in front of the text.
If it has a Wikipedia article about the initiative/program, include it in the list with one asterisk () and format it as <nowiki>[[wikipedia:PROGRAM NAME]]</nowiki> using MediaWiki link syntax.


<nowiki>===Social media===</nowiki>
<nowiki>===Social media===</nowiki>
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<nowiki>==References==</nowiki>
<nowiki>==References==</nowiki>
<references />


Add MediaWiki references (see <nowiki>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Citing_sources</nowiki>) to sources of your information. Include inline citations directly after the text they support using the <ref> tag.  
Add a References section below the Social media section to serve as a placeholder for inline citations used throughout the article text.
 
Add MediaWiki references (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Citing_sources) to sources of your information. Include inline citations directly after the text they support using the <ref> tag throughout the article text.


Finish off by adding <nowiki>[[Category:Programs and initiatives]]</nowiki>, <nowiki>[[Category:Programs]]</nowiki> and a category for the top level sponsoring organization such as <nowiki>[[Category:Department of Veterans Affairs]]</nowiki>
Finish off by adding <nowiki>[[Category:Programs and initiatives]]</nowiki>, <nowiki>[[Category:Programs]]</nowiki> and a category for the top level sponsoring organization such as <nowiki>[[Category:Department of Veterans Affairs]]</nowiki>.