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Partnership for Reviving Routine Immunization in Northern Nigeria / Maternal Newborn and Child Health programme (PRRINN-MNCH) Covering a total population of approximately 19 million in four states of Northern Nigeria, the Partnership for Reviving Routine Immunization in Northern Nigeria / Maternal Newborn and Child Health programme (PRRINN/MNCH) was an innovative programme, combining health systems strengthening with Routine Immunization (RI) and Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) interventions. Working in states which have some of the world’s worst indicators for maternal, newborn and child health, PRRINN-MNCH aimed to revitalize Primary Health Care (PHC) and improve the availability, quality and utilization of maternal, newborn and child health services, including ante-, peri- and post- natal care, emergency obstetric and newborn care (EmONC), essential care for newborns and infants, young child feeding and nutrition, and routine immunization against preventable diseases.
Integrated Approach to Neglected Tropical Diseases in Northern Nigeria programme (UNITED) The Integrated Approach to Neglected Tropical Diseases in Northern Nigeria programme (UNITED) aims to support the Nigerian government in controlling seven Neglected Tropical Diseases (blinding trachoma, bilharzia, elephantiasis, river blindness, hookworm, whipworm and roundworm). Health Partners International (HPI) is responsible for the health systems strengthening workstream under the UNITED programme. We are working with the Ministry of Health and other key stakeholders at federal and state level, to ensure that the national NTD control programme has the most appropriate structure, resources, capacity, plans and budgets, as well as effective coordination mechanisms across different levels of the health system. A robust health system will contribute to improving the provision of sustainable mass drug distribution, broad based communication and coordination, as well as effective use of drugs at all levels. The targeted Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) are preventable with proven, cost effective interventions, such as mass drug administration (MDA), which involves distributing four drugs once or twice a year to everyone in a community to prevent the seven diseases. These drugs are donated, in whole or in part, by pharmaceutical companies, and distributed by community volunteers. MDA costs less than $0.50 to treat one person for a year, with the resulting cost effectiveness of less than $10 per disability adjusted life year (DALY) averted. As many of the NTDs are tackled using similar community mechanisms, an integrated programme implementation approach will be used, in which drugs for different diseases are administered at the same time. By 2016, the programme will reach 13.8 million people, with annual MDA to reduce illness, and will have distributed over 110 million treatments in the three northern states of Kano, Katsina and Zamfara. Funded by DFID, the four year programme comprises five key areas of activity: Mapping of NTDs Mass drug administration Communication and coordination Drug supply chain management Health systems strengthening
Women for Health (W4H) Women for Health is an eight year programme which aims to increase the number of female front-line health providers and support their deployment to rural health facilities where they can have greatest impact on maternal, infant and child mortality. The programme works in six states of northern Nigeria (Jigawa, Katsina, Yobe, Zamfara, Kano and Borno). During the first phase of the programme (2012-2018) W4H had five outputs: (1) Increased training capacity of Health Training Institutions (HTIs) in programme states; (2) Improved management and financing of HTIs in programme states; (3) Improved quality of education provided by HTIs; (4) Increased HTI, government and community support for female health workers in rural areas; (5) Strengthened community based service delivery for women and children's health. During its extension phase (2018-2020) W4H has four outputs: (1) Increased, appropriate and better-quality training for nurses and midwives in conflict affected areas in Yobe and Borno; (2) Dissemination of the W4H approach to facilitate learning for sustainability and scale up; (3) Federal level agencies strengthened for better and more gender equal HRH practices; (4) State governments and HTIs in 4 states (Jigawa, Kano, Katsina, Zamfara) to strengthen capacity, policy and systems for sustainability. The programme works with 22 health training institutions across six states, prospective health worker students from rural communities, existing midwives placed through the Midwives Rural Retention Scheme, Federal and State Ministries of Health, and the national regulatory bodies for health worker training and accreditation.
Empowering Women in Informal Cross Border trade in Great lakes region (EWICBT) The project aims to contribute to social economic empowerment of women in cross border trade between Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda. This will be achieved through improving their business environment and increasing their income and their social economic welfare. To accomplish this, the project is built on improving the legal and policy framework for WICBT, providing access to legal aid services to WICBT, increasing WICBT’s access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights and strengthen the entrepreneurial and financial capacity of WICBT.
The overall objective of this project is to contribute to social economic empowerment of women in cross border trade between DRC and Rwanda. The specific objectives are the following: 
Objective 1:  To improve the legal and policy framework for WICBT 
To achieve this objective WICBT and stakeholders will be provided with simplified and translated laws and capacitated to influence laws and policies that affect (Women Informal Cross Border Traders) WICBTs and Advocacy activities to improve the trade environment of women in ICBT will be conducted.  
Objective 2: To provide access to legal aid services to WICBT
This objective aims at addressing the existing lack of legal service support to women who are harassed, sexually abused and their goods confiscated in their transactions 
Objective 3: To increase WICBT’s access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
The project intends to raise awareness, equip (Women Informal Cross Border Traders) WICBT with skills to take informed decision on control of their body, engage their husband and link their families with SRHR service providers.   
Objective 4: To strengthen the entrepreneurial and financial capacity of WICBT 
This objective aims at contributing and sustaining overall economic empowerment of (Women Informal Cross Border Traders) WICBT in Rwanda and DRC. It focuses on strengthening their capacity to bridge gaps in financial literacy, working with financial institutions, increasing their capabilities in the entrepreneurial development and cooperatives management.
Mentorship Award: Cultural & Artistic Responses to Environmental Change 2023 12 individuals received a Mentorship Award Cultural and Artistic Responses to Environmental Change. This mentorship programme was implemented in collaboration with the Goethe Institute, and built on the learnings from the three joint calls for proposals on the same theme issued between 2018 and 2020. Through the programme, Prince Claus Mentorship Awards were granted to potential leaders active at the cross section between arts and culture and environmentalism. All work supported through this mentorship therefore contributes to Sustainable Development Goal 13: Climate Action, while specific projects address themes connected to more SDGs.
Wildlife Disease Surveillance Wildlife Services is conducting bat disease surveillance in Cambodia and Indonesia. Data is being collected by collaborators in the respective countries. The work is being directed by collaborators at Colorado State University. Wildlife Services did not have anyone in country during FY12 Q1. To save funds, WS has provided input via teleconference and email. Bat Disease Surveillance is underway in Cambodia and Indonesia. Data is being collected by collaborators in the respective countries. The work is being directed by collaborators at CSU. WS met with cooperators to discuss progress and determine feasibility for conducting surveillance to identify wildlife reservoirs of Chikungunya virus
Inclusive Financial Markets Marchés financiers inclus Support equitable access to essential financial services (credit, savings, insurance, leasing, remittances and payment services) of diverse providers (including banks, credit unions, NGOs, non-bank financial institutions, buyers, and suppliers) to low-incomes families and female and male-owned micro-scale enterprises/activities. Accès équitable de soutien aux services financiers essentiels (crédit, épargne, assurance, crédit-bail, remises et services de paiement) des fournisseurs divers (banques y compris, coopératives de crédit, O.N.G.s, institutions financières non-bancaires, acheteurs, et fournisseurs) aux familles de faibles revenus et aux entreprises de micro-échelle/aux activités femelles et possédées par le mâle.
OFDA - Response to Comoros flooding OFDA - Réponse à l'inondation des Comores OFDA - Response to Comoros flooding OFDA - Réponse à l'inondation des Comores
Basic Education Éducation de base Improve early childhood education, primary education, and secondary education, delivered in formal or non-formal settings. It includes literacy, numeracy, and other basic skills programs for youth and adults. Améliorez l'éducation, l'enseignement primaire, et l'enseignement secondaire de petite enfance, fourni dans les arrangements formels ou non-formels. Elle inclut l'instruction, la capacité de calculer, et d'autres programmes de base de qualifications pour la jeunesse et les adultes.
OFDA response to contribute to the emergency humanitarian response related to the Comoros earthquake disaster in April 2014. Réponse d'OFDA à contribuer à la réponse humanitaire de secours liée à la catastrophe de tremblement de terre des Comores en avril 2014. OFDA response to contribute to the emergency humanitarian response related to the Comoros earthquake disaster in April 2014. Réponse d'OFDA à contribuer à la réponse humanitaire de secours liée à la catastrophe de tremblement de terre des Comores en avril 2014.
Civil Society Société civile Provide mediums (media, civil society organizations, advocacy groups/ associations) through which citizens can freely organize, advocate, and communicate with their government and with each other; strengthen a democratic political culture that values citizen and civic engagement, tolerance, and respect for human rights; empower citizens to participate in decision-making on matters affecting them; and mobilize constituencies to advocate for political reform, good governance, and strengthened democratic institutions and processes. Fournissez les médias (le milieu, organismes de société civile, recommandation groupe des associations) par lequel les citoyens peuvent librement organiser, pour préconiser, et communiquer avec leur gouvernement et les uns avec les autres ; renforcez une culture politique démocratique qui évalue le citoyen et l'engagement, la tolérance, et le respect civiques pour des droits de l'homme ; autorisez les citoyens pour participer à la prise de décision sur des sujets les affectant ; et mobilisez les collèges électoraux pour préconiser pour la réforme politique, le bon gouvernement, et les institutions démocratiques et les processus renforcés.
Electrify and Grow Comoros Activity Électrifiez et élevez l'activité des Comores Electrify and Grow Comoros Activity Électrifiez et élevez l'activité des Comores
Mongolia's IndexBased Livestock Insurance Project The objective of the Project is to assist the Borrower to ascertain the  viability of Index Based Livestock Insurance in Mongolia to reduce the  impact of livestock mortality for herders# livelihood through: (i)  developing and testing a pilot Index-Based Livestock Insurance Program  in Selected Aimags; and (ii) building the institutional capacity and  legal and institutional framework for the prospective replication and  scale-up of said pilot Index-Based Livestock Insurance Program  nationwide.
2020 CORE FUNDING IPM’s mission is to develop safe, effective, affordable microbicides and MPTs that women can use to protect themselves against HIV infection and unintended pregnancy, and to make these products available as quickly as possible where the need is most urgent.  Core funding.
Humanitarian Programme Plan (HPP) Chad This element of the HPP in Chad, implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the health and nutritional status of vulnerable conflict affected households in Ngouboua, Sub-Prefecture, Kaya Department, Lac Province.
WFP'S SCHOOL FEEDING PROG. World Food Programme's School feeding Programe - Provision of school feeding in Karamoja, NE Uganda
BUDGET EXT 2020 SAHEL REGION NIGER Support to the ICRC for its work in humanitarian diplomacy and in upholding IHL, as well as the provision of life-saving assistance such as health, water and sanitation services.
Output 4.1.1 - Initatives at local and national le vels exist in targeted countri es for inter-generational camp aigning, lobby and advocacy to wards Output 4.1.1 - Initatives at local and national levels exist in targeted countries for inter-generational campaigning, lobby and advocacy towards older men and women's rights, specifically in relation to social/health protection, and inclusion
Franciscan Missionaries of St Joseph Building Capacity to respond t t Catholic Hospital, Kenya The "Building Capacity to respond to Covid-19 in Marigat Catholic Hospital, Kenya" project aims to provide non-food relief to those affected by Covid-19.
Objective 2: Target communities have positive attitudes and behaviours around equal power relations between men and women Payment towards Objective 2: Target communities have positive attitudes and behaviours around equal power relations between men and women
Women give birth with support of a skilled birth a ttendant Ireland's 2020 payment to help Women give birth with support of a skilled birth attendant
Agricultural Research Partner Review External consultant to review performance DFA's agricutlure research partners and make recommendations on improving engagement with these partners.
Mill Hill Missionaries KAP Community Education on Cor up activities for recovering substance abusers The "KAP Community Education on Corona Virus and follow up activities for recovering substance abusers" project aims to provide material relief assistance and services to those affected by Covid-19 in Kenya.
2020/21 GRANT FOR HIVOS ZIMBABWE The Embassy in partnership with HIVOS, an international NGO, to increase women's empowerment and leadership at community level.
Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa Support for St John the Baptis The "Support for St John the Baptist Secondary School" project aims to provide quality secondary education in Zimbabwe.
Little Company of Mary MASHAMBANZOU COVID 19 RESPONSE ent and WASH material supports The "MASHAMBANZOU COVID 19 RESPONSE" project aims to carry out health activities to address the control of Covid-19 through the provision of protective equipment and WASH material supports in Zimbabwe.
DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION GRANT 2020 YWIT The Glocal 2020 project implemented by Youth Work Ireland Tipperary aims to support youth workers and young people to engage in development education, challenging behaviours and beliefs and giving them ways to critically think about SDG topics, key activities include training of youth workers, young people, volunteers and staff, design and delivery of development education days and a social media campaign.
Rapid Reponse Initiative This payment is towards Rapid Reponse Initiative - Expenses related to Rapid Response Deployment
EMPRO.2017.08-Year 4: Empowering ethnic minority Support to ethnic minority community development initiatives with a strong focus on gender, education, protection, livelhoods, climate mitigation and adaptation and community empowerment.
Graduation: Extremely poor households have market driven livelihoods and diversified assets Payment towards Graduation: Extremely poor households have market driven livelihoods and diversified assets
Objective 2: County Government authorities take ac tion to develop, adopt or oper ationalise laws policies and b udgeted strategies that suppor t the Objective 2: County Government authorities take action to develop, adopt or operationalise laws policies and budgeted strategies that support the protection and sustainable management of natural resources i an equitable manner
Objective3: National-level duty bearers take actio n for appropriate resourcing a Objective3: National-level duty bearers take action for appropriate resourcing and implementation of  Natural Resource laws and policy (particularly issues related to financing for NRM and seed)
Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland Emergency Relief for the desti d people affected by COVID 19 epidemic in Karnataka and Kera la states, INDIA The "Emergency Relief for the destitute and marginalised people affected by COVID 19 epidemic in Karnataka and Kerala states, INDIA" project aims to provide material relief assistance and services to those impacted by Covid-19 in India.
Objective 4  Institutional Support This is Ireland's payment in 2020 towards Objective Four: Institutional Support
Saint Patrick's Missionary Society Expansion of Safeguarding Chil The "Expansion of Safeguarding Children Programme for East Africa" project aims to promote and protect human rights in Kenya and South Sudan.
Franciscan Brothers Development and implementation The "Development and implementation of a Pilot Nutrition Programme in Offaka sub county, West Nile Uganda" project aims to provide basic nutrition through food crop production in Uganda.
Good Shepherd Sisters Corona Virus Prevention Projec The "COVID-19 – Preventive Aid and livelihood support to Informal sector workers in Thailand" project aims to provide material relief assistance and services to those affected by Covid-19 in Kenya.
Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa St Paul School-Access to quali ry education for needy childre n in slums; Improving & consol idating service The "St Paul School-Access to quality primary & secondary education for needy children in slums; Improving & consolidating service delivery & management, Chipata Compound, Zambia" project aims to provide quality primary education for needy children in slums.
Teagasc Agri-food Strategy The outcomes of the project will be: increased competitiveness and sustainability of the dairy sector through reduced cost of milk production; improved nutritive quality of milk, and improved incomes of the Kenyan dairy farmers individually and collectively
Procurement of Desks for Kabwabwa School Procurement of Desks for Kabwabwa - (supplier) The project procured school desks for Nyama primary school
Training CSDP DEPLOYEES Ireland's 2020 Payment towards Training Csdp Deployees - French language classes for CSDP deployees
Outcome 6
Communities have improved attitudes towa rds children with a disability Objective 6
Communities have improved attitudes towards children with a disability and are able to identify and break community barriers towards inclusion
Obj 2 Health and Nutrition Outcome 2:  Poor women and girls are better nourished and live healthier, safer and empowered lives. Outcome 2: Ireland's support is focused on i) strengthening primary health services and systems for improved nutrition; ii) testing innovative approaches for household food and nutrition security; iii) improving and scaling up services and response for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence; and iv) generating evidence to inform national policy for community-based approaches to prevent sexual and gender-based violence.
Sisters of the Infant Jesus Empowering the girl child thro tiatives in Nigeria The "Empowering the girl child through child rights initiatives in Nigeria" project aims to contribute towards ending violence against women and girls in Nigeria.
SANABEL HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION / FOR AUTISTIC tools for sensory room Payment to aid in Providing accessable care and education facilities for people with autism.
YOUBELONG UGANDA COVID 19 PROJECT Youbelong Uganda Covid 19 Project - COVID 19 emergency response linked to mental health
Civil Society engagement & policy guidance Outreach, engagement and civil society dialogues and policy guidance. This has a specific focus on supporting guidance on effective donor support to civil society and strengthened civil society perspectives in DAC engagement.
Provide Support to Novel COVID 19 consolidated The programme implemented by UNICEF aimed to contribute to the mitigation and response to COVID-19.  The objectives of the grant are to procure key supplies and equipment for COVID-19, including PPE, key equipment and medication.
Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa St Francis Centre - provision ducation and addressing early marriage through awareness rai sing and empowerme The "St Francis Centre" project aims to provide qulaity Early Childhood education and addressing early marriage through awareness raising and empowerment in Zambia.
HPP Ethiopia HPP Ethiopia, implemented by Trócaire aim is that communities in Moyale, are better resourced to prepare for, withstand and recover from crises and disaster. Key activities include communities adopt measures and approaches which strengthen their resilience to cope with crises and disasters. The programme is delivered in partnership with CIFA (Community Initiative Facilitation Assistance) and OPA.
Improved management of natural resources and CBDM processes for 25 communities in Somaliland Payment towards the Improved management of natural resources and CBDM processes for 25 communities in Somaliland
Smallholder households have improved their access to basic water and sanitation, Smallholder households have improved their access to basic water and sanitation, and have improved knowledge on hygiene
CEmONC Project, Strengthening & Improving Obstetri The programme aims to reduce postpartum hemorrhage and to provide outreach to primary health care facilities to strengthen obstetric and neonatal care in the community, thereby reducing avoidable maternal and neonatal deaths in 8 counties in Liberia.
Ensure Indigenous people's rights stakeholders During Universal Periodic Review (UPR), the Tanzania Pastoralist Community Forum (TPCF) was leading in the Indigenous people’s thematic area to prepare country’s shadow report. This grant was provided as a contribution to facilitate this exercise especially for dialogue and awareness raising about UPR process in the community level
2020 grant to nursing sch-purchase furniture Ireland's payment in 2020 for grant to nursing school in order to purchase furniture
Emergency Relief Support to cover a portion of Operational cost during COVID The ’Emergency Relief support’ project in Sierra Leone, implemented by Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary (TCS)  aims to provide complete nutritional diet to the resident chimpanzees to keep them healthy and with a preserved immune system in order to avoid challenges that can affect the wellbeing of the individuals. The objectives of the project are support the provision of food items to maintain a balance diet for resident chimpanzees and facilitate the provision of cleaning supplies and materials to strengthen the Sanctuary’s biosecurity protocol. The key activities include the procurement of food and other cleaning supplies and administrative/operational costs.
Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul Vocational training to support in skills development across a range of vocational skills. The "Vocational training to support marginalised youth" aims to provide quality vocational training to  support marginalised youth in skills development across a range of vocational skills in Kenya.