USApedia:Prompts (Program)
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.
INFOBOX
For the PROGRAM NAME, please create a MediaWiki infobox using the following template:
| Type | N/A |
|---|---|
| Sponsor Organization | N/A |
| Top Organization | N/A |
| Creation Legislation | N/A |
| Website | N/A |
| Purpose | |
| Program Start | |
| Initial Funding | |
| Duration | |
| Historic | No |
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)
OrgSponsor: The primary organization sponsoring the program. There can only be one. If multiple organizations have the lead, list this as “partnership”.
CreationLegislation: The name of the legislation or government order that authorized the organization's creation, linked if possible
Mission: Two sentences statement of the program’s mission.
Website:The organization's official website URL, with "https://" included.
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?
Overview, bolding the title (by surrounding the text to be bold faced with triple apostrophes) of the organization (only bolding this instance) and adding any acronyms in parentheses (no section heading). Please add the purpose and any notable aspects. Use triple apostrophes () for bold text instead of double asterisks. Add a blank line and then on a line below it, customize with the program’s website to replace WebsiteURL (no section heading)
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 (-) is used.
Organization Describes how the program is organized, who runs it, governance structures, funding sources, partnerships, etc.
Impact and Outcomes Document the effectiveness of the program, including both qualitative and quantitative data on achievements, challenges faced, and any unintended consequences.
Who is its sponsor, both the Federal agency as well as the sponsoring office of that agency? Please include a link to both organizations. If there are multiple, list them with each on a new line starting with one asterisk (*). Add at the bottom of this reply.
Background and History
What is the origins of the program, including why and how it was established? When was it created and how? Are there any key historical events? Has it evolved over time? Are there any planned expansions, changes, or the program's sustainability? What legislation or other government order authorized its creation? Please make the legislation/order a link.
Describe its funding. How much was it funded for? When did funding begin? Does funding end at some point?
Details how the program is financed, including budget information, funding sources, and any financial controversies.
Implementation 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?
What is the name of the title/position of the leader of the program?
See Also Links to related programs articles or organizations. Please list each link with one asterisk (*) at the beginning.
External Links What is its website, with https:// 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.
What is the title of the Wikipedia article about it? If it does have a page, a link to it with wikipedia: in front of the text.
Create a level 3 section heading called “Social media” and list any social media accounts for the program below it, one on each line starting an asterisk (with https:// included and without [] around the URL).
Can you add Mediawiki references (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Citing_sources) to sources of your information and add a References section with under it? Finish off by adding and a category for the top level sponsoring organization such as