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BORNO STATE ISLAMIYYA SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 400Households-DisplacedPersons WASH materials distribution This project will provide hygiene and sanitation items to 2050 IDPs/ 400 households of women, adolescents, children and men displaced by conflict and their host communities in Jere and Maiduguri Local Government Area of Borno state, Nigeria.
FAS Dec 30 Project Strength Plan Full Life The project will support the Amazon communitites and further promote the conservation of the Amanzon region by supporting the well being of its indigenous preoples. The priority area of the indigenous communities are Health, Education, Gender, Sustainable Production and Climate change.
Irish Aid funding to ICRC operations in Ethiopia Irish Aid funding to ICRC operations in Ethiopia
IMPROVING LIVELIHOODS THROUGH SWEETPOTATO NIASSA & IBANE To improve livelihoods, ensure at least 20% of households growing OFSP earn US$50 or more per year from OFSP sales, and increase average sweetpotato yieds by 50%
MEDICINES FOR MALARIA VENTURE CORE FUNDING 2021 MMV’s mission is to reduce the burden of malaria in disease-endemic countries by discovering, developing and facilitating the delivery of new, effective and affordable antimalarial medicines. MMV’s 2017 – 2021 business plan directly supports the WHO Global Technical Strategy for Malaria, and supports efforts to achieve SDG 3, particularly SDG 3.b. Core funding.
Funding for hosting of 6th Africa Congress of Accountants ( ACOA2021) Funding for hosting of 6th Africa Congress of Accountants ( ACOA2021)
Climate, Gender, Humanitarian & Resilience HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE Output 2: Supporting knowledge exchange and innovative climate smart and gender sensitive initiatives, to build decentralised systems that are responsive to the needs of the furthest behind, thereby reducing humanitarian need and building resilience. Ireland's support focuses on responding to humanitarian needs, including response to the humanitarian situation in Cabo Delgado province.
Support to DNHA for SUN launch Preparatory working dinner Support to DNHA for SUN launch Preparatory working dinner
GAMING FOR PEACE 31.5 PROJECT The Gaming for Peace (GAP) project develops a curriculum in soft skills (gender awareness, cultural awareness, communication, empathy) for peacekeeping personnel (military, police, civilian). GAP has embedded this curriculum in a digital role-playing game with assessment in the game and before and after. There are supporting learning materials, including a Trainers manual, so it can be delivered locally by peacekeeping organizations, initially with the support of a GAP Trainer, providing universal, standardized training
Irish Aid to UNHCR Afghanistan Support for UNHCR's Afghanistan Situation Supplementary Appeal
Gekano Girls Sec School Water collection project Partner: St. Theresa’s Gekano Girls Project Title: ‘Renovating water pump and improving water collection to sustain the Girls’ Activities: Project Objective: To renovate an old pump and buy water tanks for water harvesting to maintain clean water supply for girls. The pump will provide water during sunny season while the tanks will help to store water and making it available in all the places for general cleaning and hand washing to reduce the spread of COVID-19 as per the requirement of Ministry of health and WHO.  Activities: Water testing, Pipe tracing, piping and wiring, Pump installation, Building fetch and hand washing point, Tank installation, Guttering and testing the pump
IRISH AID HPP 2021 CAR The aim of this element of the HPP programme in CAR implemented by Concern Worldwide is to improve food security and diversity, and to reinforce availability and access to safe water and sanitation for the people of Kouango sub-prefecture. Key activities include increasing access to clean water; improving hygiene knowledge; increasing public access to clean water at the central hospital, and 4 other public institutions; influencing the adoption of improved hygiene and nutrition practices.
For the Project: Promoting and Protecting Women's Right of Access to Information in West Africa The ‘Promoting and protecting women’s right of access to information in West Africa’ project aims to improve access to information for women in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
DRC HF 2021 CONTRIBUTION The DRC Humanitarian Fund provides funding to organisations best placed to address humanitarian need.
Sunny, Oct 2021, HOM Fund Support provision of food and hygiene kitsfor destitude mothers This project Food items and hygiene kits provision to KORIE SEFER destitute mothers. is implemented by the Sunny Future Humanitarian Association.  The project targets approx. 160 destitute mothers over a three month period in a particularly poor section of the Nifas Silk Lafto area in District 2 in Addis Ababa.  The project will provide food items and hygiene for women identified as being particularly vulnerable to and affected by the C-19 and economic shocks.
MISSION OF PALESTINE 2021 PAYMENT CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS RUNNING COSTS IN IRELAND RECHQ009 Voluntary contribution to the Mission of Palestine in Dublin to support its running costs in Ireland.
Multi-annual 2016-2020 year 5 Year 5 (2020) of the multiannual partnership with CGIAR (Consultative Group on International Agriculture Research) as part of an ongoing Irish Aid - CGIAR multi-annual programme (2016-20) for the support of core activities by the CGIAR Centres and Research Programs identified in the 2020 Contribution Arrangement document.
SUPPORT TO HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS HUMAN RIGHTS SUPPORT SUPPORT TO HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS HUMAN RIGHTS SUPPORT
Institution building & national development Enhanced capacity of the Ministry of Education through JFA engagement, providing improved educational opportunities for the Palestinian people Irish funding ensures comprehensive access to quality education and building of institutional capacity in Palestine which is positivily strengthening governance and improving gender equality.
Support pro poor economic development Output 2: Sustainable livelihoods and agribusiness contribute to enhanced economic development through institutional partnerships Ireland supports the implementation of the Ireland Kenya Agri-Food Strategy with a focus on dairy, fisheries and potato initiatives that benefit smallholder farmers, with a particular focus on female farmers (including the Potato Capacity Building project (IFDC), the climate research programme (Teagasc) and the catalytics fund (Heifer).
Small grants to Zikomo for Borehole drilling Small grants to Zikomo for Borehole drilling
Ireland's membership of the African development Bank Payment in respect of Ireland's membership of the African development Bank (2nd instalment of eight to be made from 2020-2028); and   Ireland's particiaption in the seventh General Capital increase of the Bank Group (GCI VII). 1st instalment of eight to be made from 2021-2028.  The objective of the Bank is to promote sustainable economic development and social progress in its regional member countries (RMCs), thus contributing to poverty reduction.
ICMPS 2021, JakartaEM, LKTS The project seeks to reduce rural poverty and household food insecurity by increasing income for smallholder women farmers and the physically-challenged. The key objectives are to increase productivity and to increase the skills of women to ensure their full economic participation. The project is designed to be fully sustainable by participants beyond the implementation and the project leaders will work with the local Government officials to ensure maximum reach.
Program Quality And Management Programme Quality & Management Program Quality and Management Costs are required to support staff and travel costs, research, learning, monitoring, and evaluation in 2021 for the planning of a new mission strategy in 2022 and costs for the Karamoja Liaison Office.
EQUALITY TRIANGLE FOR HEALTH & PEOPLE'S INITIATIVE The primary aim of this project is contribute to a safer and more secure environment for LGBTQI persons in Delta State through improved response to violence based on sexual orientation and gender identity by 20 human rights officers of the Nigerian Police, as well 100 self-identifying LGBTQI persons. The objective of this project is to educate these individuals on sexual diversity, sexual orientation, as well as gender identity, in order to effectively handle cases of violence against members of the LGBTQI community.
Irish Aid funding to UNICEF oPt Funding to support UNICEF's operations in Palestine
HPP FUNDING 2021 BURUNDI HPP funding is for humanitarian related interventions in situations of protracted, predictable and recurring crises
NYCI YOUTH SP PROGRAMME PLUS UNYDP The Youth 2030 – Development Education in the Irish Youth Sector project implemented by the National Youth Council of Ireland aims to strengthen, support and empower the youth sector to analyse and challenge the root causes and consequences of hunger, poverty, inequality, injustice and climate change. Key activities include integration of development education methodologies and global issues into formal and non –formal curricula, programmes and activities in the youth sector.
NASFAM Core Funding Based on the Strategic Development Plan IV of NASFAM, the overall objective is to transition the NASFAM system into an aligned, sustainable enterprise that delivers measurable value in climate sensitive livelihoods improvement of over 130,000 smallholder farmer members and their households..  over 130,000 smallholder member farmers and NASFAM Trust staff
Inclusive market skills & employment opportunities are created, sorgum value chain The Climate Smart Agriculture Programme in Tanzania, implemented by the World Food Programme aims to support 18,000 smallholder farmers to access profitable Sorghum markets, enhance climate resilience, and improve their incomes. The key activities include, supporting farmers access to: improved financial services, crop insurance, agricultural services and inputs, as well as, supporting farmers to practise climate smart agriculture and to diversify crop production, these activities are delivered in partnership with Farm Africa.
Payment to Save the Children for SUN CSN Funding for the Scaling Up Nutrition Movement Civil Society Network Secretariat housed in Save the Children UK, toward their new Strategy ‘Scaling Up Nutrition Movement Civil Society Network 3.0 Strategy 2021 – 2025’. Based on the success of the previous project, the SUN Civil Society focus going forward will be to renew the emphasis on country leadership, particularly around national nutrition plans, conflicts of interest, and youth engagement.
Support to inclusive electoral process in the State of Palestine process Apr 21 - Apr 22 UNHQ001 Support to inclusive electoral process in the State of Palestine process Apr 21 - Apr 22 UNHQ001
Payment for ATNI 2021 - ATNF Funding to Access to Nutrition Foundation for a project entitled ‘Improving the transparency and accountability of food and beverage manufacturers to contribute to better diets and nutrition’. This project builds on the previously successful initiative, which analysed the alignment of the current lobbying policies of the world’s ten largest baby food companies with the Responsible Corporate Lobbying Framework.
CS.2019.05- YEAR 3  APHEDA Promoting gender equality in political decision making in Vietnam. the project contributes to increasing gender equality in political representation, so that the voice of women can be taken into consideration in the formulation and execution of provincial and commune policies directly, and national policies indirectly.
XIQUITSI PROJECT-Strengthen Capacity The Xiquitsi project has among its main objectives the integration, social insertion and professional qualification of children and young people through the collective teaching of music and ongoing promotion of classical music through producing and organizing the annual Maputo Classical Music Season.
IACHR OAS PETITION AND CASE SYSTEM The IACHR is one of the bodies that comprise the inter-American system for the promotion and protection of human rights. The Building peace in the Americas through access to Inter-American justice system project supports the IACHR to continue its important petition and case work in the Americas region, and specifically to address backlogs in the admissibility phase of the petition system. This will improve access to the IACHR for persons deprived of liberty, human rights defenders and justice operators, as well as indigenous peoples who resort to the system in search of justice after having been unable to obtain it at the national level.
DE/21/A/30 WATERFORD SUSTAINABLE LIVING INITIATIVE The People and Planet Project is implemented in Ireland by Waterford Sustainable Living Ireland as part of a consortium in receipt of the European Union’s Development Education and Awareness Raising (DEAR) Programme. The project aims to target young people in the non-formal sector with the goal of empowering youth citizen activists to take positive climate action. Key activities include street campaigns, sustainable events, workshops and a Youth Climate Council.
FAS Dec23 Bank Fee Projct Strength Plan Full Life Bank charges related to project activities. The project will support the Amazon communitites and further promote the conservation of the Amanzon region by supporting the well being of its indigenous preoples. The priority area of the indigenous communities are Health, Eductaion, Gender, Sustainable Production and Climate change.
Irelands contribution to Green Climate Fund Irelands contribution to GCF to fund either: (i) climate mitigation or adaptation projects in developing countries or (ii) capacity building in developing countries to improve climate change related policy making.
Gender & Protection - Humanitarian Gender and protection programming in humanitarian contexts is strengthened through strategic partnerships, based on robust appraisals, increased accountability and a focus on monitoring of results and performance. Promotion of advocacy, good practice and research to address gender-based violence (GBV) in emergencies is supported through key partners The Gender and Protection budget line supports our commitments in A Better World and One World, One Future and underscores Ireland's stated commitment to addressing gender equality and gender-based violence under the Call2Action on Protection from Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies. Funding has been allocated in this budget line to maintain support to continue funding the International Rescue Committee which has expertise in the area of gender and protection in humanitarian contexts.
Enhanced Institutional Partnerships and Cooperatio Build Education & Innovation relationships btwn TZ Output 5: Enhanced Institutional Partnerships and Cooperation Ireland is engaged in strengthening its approach to building education and innovation relationships between Tanzania and Ireland, including through people-to-people and institutional links.
Other International Funds Ireland supports research and policy exchange between the EU and the Global South through core funding to the European Centre for Development Policy Management; and also provides core funding to the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), the UN organisation charged with the orderly and humane management of migration globally. Ireland is a member of the Multilateral Organisation Performance Assessment Network (MOPAN). MOPAN independently assesses organisational and development effectiveness and the results of Multilateral Organisations. Ireland is a founding member of the International Fund for Agricultral Development (IFAD); an international financial institution and a specialised UN agency dedicated to eradicating poverty and hunger in rural areas of developing countries. Through loans and grants, IFAD supports programmes and projects that support poor and vulnerable rural communities through the promotion of sustianable agricultural growth that is inclusive and environmentally sustainable. Irish engagement in EU policy on development and other policy areas strengthened. Ireland contributes effectively to the ability of IOM to carry our its mandate, including in relation to the implementation of the Global Compact for Migration.
TURKISH REFUGEE FACILITY 2ND INSTALMENT IRL 2021 the aim of the facility for Refugees in Turkey, established as part of the agreement reached between the EU and Turkey in March 2016, is to meet the immediate humanitarian needs of Syrian refugees in Turkey and to bring about long-term sustainable improvements in their health, education and self-reliance.
UNDESA-Special Envoy on Oceans Ireland supports the work of the UN Special Envoy for the Ocean, through a grant administered by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs. The office works with works with civil society, the scientific community, the private sector, and other relevant stakeholders, to encourage activities in support of SDG 14. As the Agency mandated as the Secretariat for the SDGs, UNDESA provide support to the office of the Special Envoy
Raise awareness on human trafficking and provide measures to mitigate its severe effects Raise awareness on human trafficking and providemeasures to mitigate its severe effects
The Tunisia Policy Dialogue aims to provide a dynamic and responsive insight into the political situation in Tunisia, The Tunisia Policy Dialogue aims to provide a dynamic and responsive insight into the political situation in Tunisia, with a particular focus on how young leaders (aged 18-40) and politicians can come together to create a new dialogue process.
PMAL/2021/Mvunguti primary schools/Desks Small grants to Mvunguti Procurement of desks PMAL/2021/Mvunguti primary schools/Desks Small grants to Mvunguti Procurement of desks
Basic health care & prevention of& response to COVID19 in refugee camps in Kigoma UNHCR’s health priorities for the 3 refugee camps in Kigoma region for 2021 include:• Improving and strengthening the quality of reproductive health services including family planning and adolescent health to reduce maternal mortality.• Improving the quality of health services and maintaining low crude and under five mortality rates; • Increasing access and quality of health services through renovation, expansion and equipping of health facilities;• Maintain drugs and medical supplies in the health facilities serving Burundian and Congolese populations respectively. COVID-19• In close coordination with District Medical Officers, UNHCR will support capacity building of health workers in government hospitals in refugee hosting districts, partners, UNHCR staff and community leaders in the camps. • Where need arises, UNHCR will also support risk communication activities on COVID-19 and beef up the capacity of designated isolation facilities in refugee hosting districts. • Provide the means to allow for the safe reception of asylum seekers in the case of an influx.The following are the core areas of UNHCR’s health programme in the three refugee camps in Western Tanzania:1. Provision of Preventive and community health care services (COVID- 19 response)2. Access to primary health care services;3. Establishment of Medical Referral mechanism;4. Provision of Care and treatment for PoCs living with HIV and AIDS;5. Provision of Comprehensive safe motherhood services provided.Maintain the Crude Mortality Rate (CMR) and Under Five Mortality Rate (U5MR) in the camps below Sphere minimal standards of <0.75/1,000 population/month for Crude Mortality Rate (CMR) and <1.5/1,000 population/month for under-five mortality rate (U5MR).
Improved Reproductive Health for Women and Childre Strenghthened Reproductive,Maternal&Health Serv at Output 2: Improved Reproductive Health for Women and Children Ireland works to strengthen reproductive, maternal and child health services at community level, including through UN agencies and CSOs to strengthen sexual and reproductive health and rights for adolescent girls, to reduce malnutrition and stunting, especially among pregnant women and young children.
Social Protections and Humanitarian Outcome 3: Humanitarian needs are reduced by anticipating and responding to crises, including climate and conflict shocks Ireland supports the provision of cash and/or food transfers for the most food insecure and vulnerable people in Ethiopia through the flagship social protection programme, the Productive Safety Net Programme (PSNP).
Blue future in Tanga-Pembas seascape operationalisation of regenerative productive seascape in marine area Intended support to unlock the development pof blue economy by contributing to improved coastal community livelihood in Tanga - Pemba seascape particulary women, explore synergies and collaboration with SIDS in the region.
Core and earmarked support to the OECD DAC's Programme of Work and Budget (PWB) for 2020/2021 biennial. Core and earmarked support to the OECD DAC's Programme of Work and Budget (PWB) for 2020/2021 biennial.
CIP Cost Extension Payment The goal of the project is to increase the contributions of Root and Tuber Crops (RTCs) to food security, nutrition, and incomes in Malawi. The project will do this by harnessing advances in RTC research and development and scaling up these interventions to meet the demand by farmers, consumers, processors, and traders in Malawi..  160, 000 small holder farmers (direct beneficiaries)
Sr of Mercy Mukuru Promotion Centre Economic empowerment Youths,Women &disabilty Partner: Mukuru Promotion CentreProject Title:  ‘Economic Empowerment Initiative for Vulnerable youths, Women and persons with disability’ Project Objective: To support economic empowerment for most vulnerable groups (youths, women and people with disability) in Mukuru informal settlement Project Activities: Business skills training for 20 identified beneficiaries, business ideas incubation and selection process, disbursement of seed grants and supporting beneficiaries to set up identified businesses, follow up of beneficiaries through social workers to provide moral and technical support to beneficiaries
ICMPS 2021, JakartaEM, Yayasan Planet Indonesia The project aims to build on the existing work and engagement of rural communities to create village-led partnerships to improve human well-being and combat climate change. Projects inputs will include technical assistance, mentoring, and peer-to-peer support for 6 partner CSOs in Indonesia to promote environmental sustainability, develop a learning network for CSOs and Planet Indonesia partners to improve best practices in holistic conservation approaches that improve human well-being and reduce biodiversity loss, and establish 6 Savings and Loans groups set up with local CSOs to improve livelihood security.
IRL ADDITIONAL FUND OHCHR 2021 Voluntary core contribution to OHCHR to support their work which encompasses human rights mechanisms; sustainable development through human rights; preventing violations and strengthening protection; enhancing equality and countering discrimination; strengthening the rule of law and accountability for human rights violations; and enhancing participation and protecting civic space.
IGAD, Jun 2021, supp't/Ceasefire/Amend JV5217 IGAD South Sudan Office This project supports the Ceasefire and Transitional Security Arrangements Monitoring and Verification Mechanism (CTSAMVM), which is an important mechanism of the South Sudan peace process.  The project aims to strengthen CTSAMVM's capcity by supporting the Monitoring and Verification Team (MVT) and the board's logistic needs, including facilitating field monitoring visits, information gathering, investigation and reporting on adherence to the ceasefire and transitional security arrangements, including identifying and reporting on Gender Based Violence (GBV)
2021 funding-stronger political partnerships to address nat&regional challange 2021 funding-stronger political partnerships to address nat&regional challange
Support to Envrionmental Education outreach to Sch ools in Tiwai Island Communiti Support to Envrionmental Education outreach to Sch ools in Tiwai Island Communiti
Medco Advertising Human rights proposals call  ADMMISS Voluntary contribution supporting the LCR's project caring for people and children with disabilities.