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Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Person/Family-centred community-based disability inclusion in Uganda targeting carers in community and offering holistic services for persons with disabilities and their carers including IGA handicrafts for ten of the 50 families implemented by Medical Missionaries of Mary M04/INV/0522/06/2022-1yr
Instituto Dec 6 Project Coop Agreement Imp Care Ch V36 BRASILIA Instituto Dec 6 Project Coop Agreement Imp Care Ch V36 BRASILIA
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Fundacion Sembradores de PAZ supports children and children's groups as 'sowers of peace and reconciliation' through arts, culture and play, environmental and health awareness, and urban community gardens, in Cali implemented by Society of the Divine Saviour S27/SML/0422/07/2022-1yr
Support for Generation Equality Forum The Project ‘Resourcing Girls’ and Young Women’s Activism in the Generation Equality Process’ is implemented by Purposeful with the support of Plan International. This global project will support girl-led feminist leader and activist groups to participate in the Generation Equality forum process and its implementation.
Trust fund to support the work of the high-level political forum on sustainable Support for participation of representatives from developing countries at 2022 UN Ocean Conference, Lisbon. Ireland’s contribution will be earmarked to representatives from Small Island Developing States, which face extreme levels of climate risk and are a key stakeholder in ocean conservation. The overarching theme of the 2022 UN Ocean Conference is “Scaling up ocean action based on science and innovation for the implementation of Goal 14: stocktaking, partnerships and solutions”.
IRISH AID HPP 2022 TROCAIRE ,MYANMAR HPP funding is for humanitarian related interventions in situations of protracted, predictable and recurring crises
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Emergency food aid and non-food support for flood affected and displaced families - St. Theresa of the Child Jesus, Marigat Parish, Kenya implemented by Spiritans S25/EME/0922/15/2022-1yr
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Child Rights Education and Action Movement ( CREAM) implemented by Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland S04/MED/0520/20/2020-3yr
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES Older women and men in the targeted countries lead more dignified,secutre and resileint lives Outcome 2: National social and health protection policies, public governance systems and structures at all levels are more responsive and accountable to older women and men's rights and needs Output 2.5.1 Advocacy  at regional (through AU, SADC, EAC) and national levels for national social protection policies and frameworks to reflect Africa-wide commitments and protocols regarding the rights of older men and women, the rights of PWDs and the rights of Women
HOMF.2022.01 Innovative start-up 2022 The project’s key objectives are to look for creative ideas and projects among UEF students who have ambitions for startup, and enhance knowledge and skills through different training activities from university professors and companies’ representatives
IFPRI Urbanization research project 2022-2024 The programme aims to advance the operationalization of Urbanization pillar outlined in the first 10 year implementation plan (MIP-1) of the Malawi 2063 agenda. In-depth research papers will underpin short and focussed policy notes that push evidence based policy messages
Address legal and social problems that hinder access to justice and human rights by eradication of hurdles to just Address legalandsocial problems that hinder access to justice and human rights byeradication of hurdles to just
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES To support the development of food secure, resilient and gender equitable communities in Irumu, Mambassa and Djugu in the province of Ituri, DRC.  Outcome 2.1: People living in poverty, particularly rural women, benefit from the sustainable use and management of natural resources Objective 1: MHHs and FHHs implement improved agricultural and water management practices, diversify their diet and crop production, and achieve increased food security
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES Women and Men in situations of poverty and/or vulnerability enjoy the respect of their civil, political, economic, social, cultural and environmental rights in Honduras Outcome 3.2: Honduran women live free of violence Objective 3:  Men, women and civil society organisations question social norms and demonstrate positive attitudes and behaviour towards zero tolerance of VAW
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Prevention, mitigation and treatment of HIV and AIDS implemented by Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul D01/LRG/0222/02/2022-3yr
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES Reduce neo natal and under 5 mortality rates by 20% and maternal mortality rations by 15% in each of the programme sites between 2018 and the end of 2034 Health Governance and partnerships strengthened at micro, meso and macro levels AIM Health Plus implementation research and programme data informs national level MNCH advocacy
OUR RIGHTS OUR LIVES OUR FUTURE YEAR 5 PAYMENT Our Rights, Our Lives, Our Future, seeks to improve sexual and reproductive health, gender and education outcomes for adolescents and young people in the Sub-Saharan Africa region and sustained reductions in new HIV/STI infections, early and unintended pregnancy and gender-based violence by a) securing and sustaining strong political commitment and support for adolescents and young people’s access to comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) and sexual and reproductive health services across Sub- Saharan Africa; (b) supporting the delivery of accurate, rights-based and good quality comprehensive sexuality education programmes; (c) ensuring that schools and community environments are safer, healthier and inclusive for all young people; and (d) strengthening the evidence base on CSE and safer school environments.
Analyse,Anticipate andAdapt to changing context inTZ Socio-Eco Transformation,poverty analysisandevidence Core support for research, poverty analysis and voice Core support for research, poverty analysis and voice
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies NESA Strategic Survey: Deep Dive on Iran. Korea Ministry of Defense
Humanitarian Assistance - South Korean Ferry Search and Rescue Humanitarian Assistance to support the Republic of Korea navy with search and rescue operations for sunken ferry Sewol in April 2014.
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies DKI-APCSS Alumni Associations Workshop:Advance Regional Security. Embassy of the United States in the Republic of Korea
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies DKI-APCSS Alumni Associations Workshop:Advance Regional Security. Korean Army
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies CS19-1 Comprehensive Security Responses to Terrorism Course. Korean Army
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies Comprehensive Maritime Security Course (CMSC19-1). Republic of Korea Navy
U.S. Department of Defense, Institutional Capacity Building Programs: Asia Pacific Center for Strategic Studies Comprehensive Maritime Security Course (CMSC19-1). Korea National Maritime Police Agency
Lima Joint Advocacy Urban Project This project forms the advocacy and organisational strengthening component of programme PER-13-01, a joint project with partners EDUCA, IES, Solidaridad and Warmi Huasi. 

The project aims to facilitate the participation of marginalised urban communities in a situation of vulnerability, especially young people, children and women in decision-making processes to guarantee their rights, their access to assets, services and sustainable livelihoods. The partners will carry out diagnoses of needs with their own target groups and together will define an advocacy plan to achieve the change they want to attain. The advocacy plan will be implemented over the course of the three-year cycle and the participating groups accompanied and strengthened, in order to achieve the desired change.
Peru Support Group - Information and Advocacy The PSG works in order to influence UK policy on Peru, provide reliable and updated information to a constituency in the UK and fosters links between a wide range of CSOs, NGOs, and GOs in Peru and the UK. The PSG has chosen as its key themes: Poverty, rights and people development; deepening democracy and governance; corporate responsibility and extractive industries.
Organisational strengthening for supporting indigenous community leaders in Cuzco. This project is the direct continuation of project PER282. The project aims to promote and defend individual and collective rights of women and men, and their grassroots social organisations, in the highland provinces of Peru's Cuzco region (Chumbivilcas, Espinar and Paruro). The indigenous and small farmer population of these provinces continues to suffer high levels of poverty, exclusion and violation of their human rights. The context in this region is marked by socio-environmental conflict and a strong presence of extractive industries.
Environmental monitoring and management & alternative development in Canapia and Salado basins This project continues the work of PER303, emphasising advocacy to generate environmental policies in Espinar's environmental agenda, the prioritisation of development alternatives in both watersheds and rescheduling of activities it was not possible to carry out under PER303 due to the global pandemic. This project also prioritises institutional strengthening through coordinated interventions with strategic allies, and capacity strengthening to influence political actors during the political elections in 2021. The main project participants are the promoters, environmental defenders and community leaders who will receive training to influence the establishment of environmental policies and proposals for development and to share these examples more widely. The project will include exchanges with other communities on alternative development.
Capacity-strengthening with organisations and communities affected by mining in Peru Red Muqui is a Peruvian network of NGO and civil society organisations working to promote human and environmental rights, the patrimony of campesino and indigenous populations and to support communities in regions affected by extractive mining. A number of present and former CAFOD partners form part of the Muqui network. This project, supported by a consortium of agencies seeks to strengthen the capacities of Muqui members and the communities they work with to increase mutual coordination and support, in order to defend their individual and collective rights. It also seeks to promote alternatives to extractive industries and to influence public agendas and policies from community to national and international levels to protect human rights defenders and protect environmental rights.
On the synodal route: the protagonism of indigenous women in Puerto Maldonado The territorial assemblies and event participatory consultations leading to the Amazon synod identified a need and gap in the training and formation of indigenous women. They highlighted how women in the regions are often relegated to a secondary role in their communities, with little space for participation, leadership or voicing their opinion. Most of the communities are led by men and in some spaces women's opinions are not taken into account at all.
The project aims to strengthen the participation of indigenous Amazonian women of the Vicariate of Puerto Maldonado in order to make their voices heard and to enable the Amazonian Church to support the protagonism of indigenous women integrating the Synodal perspective and Pope's Amazon exhortation. The project aims to ensure, through training and accompaniment, that there are new women leaders and that existing ones are strengthened and can increase their voice and capacities, so that their rights as women and representatives of indigenous peoples can be defended, taking action in relation to human and indigenous rights, prevention of violence towards women and people trafficking.
INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT CEAS is the official social education and action department of the Peruvian Catholic Church founded in 1965 to support the dioceses of Peru in the social dimension of their mission. The main aim of this project is to strengthen the role of the Peruvian Catholic Church in defending people who are excluded and living in poverty, helping them to be heard by government authorities. CEAS ensures that Bishops, pastoral agents and church workers are aware of issues affecting the poor and that they work to implement the social doctrine of the church. 

The central themes of this project are conflict transformation and the protection of the environment, prison justice, human rights, social economy (‘Economia Solidaria’), catholic social teaching, citizen participation and transparency. In this project, CEAS puts emphasis on the defence of the common good and sustainable development practices. This project focuses on the link between social conflicts, climate change and Catholic Social Teaching on environmental issues, now with important arguments from Laudato Si.
Recovery and resilience of women, young people and communities in marginalised areas of Eastern Lima This project will contribute to resilience and recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and its impacts by providing livelihoods, food security and mental health support, with a focus women and young people and their families linked to grassrooots community kitchens (ollas populares) community volunteers and adolescents in schools in poor peri-urban areas in 2 districts of Lima, San Juan de Lurigancho and Ate. It will also support recovery and resilience initiatives and learning exchanges of local civil society organisations focusing on women and youth through small grants. It builds on the experience, good practice and lessons from previous phases of emergency response during the pandemic, and addresses some of the main impacts and areas to build the resilience and support the recovery of some of the poorest and most vulnerable families living in communities with high socio-environmental risks.
Humanitarian assistance for earthquake victims in Peru This emergency project will support 10,000 families (5 persons per family) out of the 40,000 affected families living in the areas of Cañete, Chincha, Ica and Pisco who were affected by the earthquake that hit Peru in August 2007. The project will last between 19 August 2007 until 18 May 2008. Cartias Peru will work to provide immediate relief through food, nutrition and access to clean water; re-building of shelter will be the focus of the first two months. Re-construction work will also focus on re-building educational infrastructure and providing psychological/counselling support for families. Local emergency committees will be established to improve local capacity for reconstruction and rehabilitation.
Promoting a safe environment for children in Lomas de Carabayllo Warmi Huasi is providing support to families in the shanty town of San Benito, Lomas de Carabayllo, on the northern outskirts of Peru's capital Lima. They are working to ensure that children who are left home alone for long periods whilst their parents go out to work are as protected as possible from potential risks to their safety, health and personal development. 
 
Warmi Huasi is working with children, mothers, community organisations and state institutions to develop an integral and sustainable system to protect children who are left home alone. In the period 2014-2016 they aim to document their research and methodology to share with other community and municipal institutions with the aim of multiplying the results further.
Earthquake reconstruction project A reconstruction project to help victims of the earthquake in Pisco, Peru in August 2007. 13 prefabricated units will be built for beneficiary families selected according to a criteria that prioritises those living in extreme poverty. Training in construction of the units will be provided.
Land management, water monitoring and advocacy for sustainable living in Espinar In a context where mining activity has been present in Espinar for over 35 years, DHSF is going to implement the project "Territorial management, monitoring and advocacy for water for a sustainable life in the Cañipia and Salado river basin, Espinar - Cusco", placing particular emphasis on territorial management, community and specialised water monitoring around the Cañipia, Espinar and Salado river basins, and public advocacy actions. To this end, the project strategy includes training as well as information generation for public advocacy and networking with allied institutions so that activity is effective to achieve the indicators. DHSF will also provide accompaniment to the Association of Environmental Monitors of Espinar (AVMAE) so that they strengthen their own organisation and activities in the Espinar area. They will also carry out monthly water monitoring activities to measure the physical-chemical parameters (with LaMotte brand portable kits) in water quantity and quality, and will participate in specialised monitoring. This project will also support an investigation into water quality and measure the impact on health and presence of heavy metals in alliance with Amnesty International and enable DHSF to participate in a hearing of the InterAmerican Human Rights Commission on these issues. A new focus of this project will be on exploring models of alternative development (including the development of one study).
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IPEP, the Institute for Popular Development and Education, is also the Social Justice Commission of the diocese of Chimbote.  The current emphasis of their work is on educating the population to be aware of their civil rights in the broad sense, including social, economic and cultural rights.
Synodal route: Agency & participation of Amazon indigenous women (Pto.Maldonado,Pucallpa,Jaen,Lima) This project aims to strengthen the participation of indigenous Amazonian women from the Vicariates of Puerto Maldonado, Pucallpa, Jaen and the Shipibo indigenous community living in Cantagallo, Lima, to take action on issues relating to human rights, indigenous peoples rights, prevention of violence against women, and care of our common home, in dialogue with the Amazon synod. It will also reach San Ramón and other Amazon vicariate areas in its final year. The project aims to support, through training and accompaniment, the creation of new female leaders, as well as to strengthen existing female leaders. This will enable them to defend their rights as women and representatives of indigenous peoples. It also aims to generate spaces for coordination and networking between Amazonian indigenous women and artists including via cultural and artistic exhibitions during the Bicentenary to make visible their voices, indigenous cosmovision of buen vivir in the context of the Amazon synod, and women's agendas. It  builds on previous projects, which highlighted the need to increase the participation of indigenous women during the Amazon synod in light of their limited participation in communal spaces due to machista and discriminatory practices that have placed them in a secondary role with little space to express their opinions, participate and lead, despite the fact that women's participation is of utmost importance for the development, cultural revitalisation and future of their communities.
Supporting human rights defenders in Peru This project will support environmental human rights defenders, their organisations and communities affected by extractive projects in Cusco, Apurímac, Puno, Cajamarca, Aqeuipa, Pasco, Amazonia and others. Red Muqui in articulation with its members and other organisations and networks will support defenders who face criminalisation, stigmatisation, attacks and threats for protecting our common home and human rights in the face of extractive megaprojects and others, and also in the context of exercising their right to peaceful social protest to vindicate their demands. In the first year, this will be done through trainings, exchanges and networking to develop recommendations and public and communication campaigns and advocacy activities to improve their protection and support, focusing also on the need to ratify the Escazu Agreement in Peru and support for the National Campaign for Environmental Defenders. During 2023, the focus will be on accompanying organisations and communities whose human rights have been violated, especially those criminalised, injured or killed in the context of the social mobilisations linked to the political and social crisis at the end of 2022 and 2023.
Participatory Water Monitoring This project aims to promote the integral and transparent management of water resources in Aymara communities affected by climate change and contamination from mineral waste in the region of Puno, Peru.

Puno is one of the poorest regions of Peru, and it is increasingly affected by major socio-environmental conflict. 25% of Puno’s land is under mining concession, and there are 257 registered mine tailings. In the last 15 years, the water available for farming and animal husbandry in this area has been severely contaminated by human and mine waste. Likewise, because the amount of rain in the area has diminished and the rainfall patterns are no longer the same, the rivers and lakes are drying – up and the animals are forced to drink greater quantities of the contaminated water. As a direct consequence the size of the herds is steadily decreasing alongside families’ incomes. 

Suma Marka is a small NGO specialised in the preservation of biodiversity and participatory monitoring of environmental conditions in Lake Titicaca. Over the last nine months, Suma Marka has worked with communities, local, regional, and national decision-makers, as well as CAFOD partners in Bolivia and Peru, developing a simple yet very effective water monitoring scheme.       

By working with this new partner, the project will strengthen the technical capacity of community leaders, grassroots organisations and local authorities in the monitoring of environmental conditions and, in doing so, it will build the capacity of affected communities to enter into dialogue and negotiation with the local, regional and national government and private sector, using the information they have received from the project as a tool to lobby for more transparent and appropriate use of water resources.