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IMPREST 11 MOG The Malawi Social Cash Transfer Program (SCTP), locally known as Mtukula Pakhomo, is a Government of Malawi unconditional cash transfer program with the overall objective of contributing towards reducing poverty and vulnerability and enhancing resilience among ultra-poor and labour constrained households through payment of regular unconditional cash transfers
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Provide employment opportunities for single mothers and unemployed youth through a holistic project including the provision of theoretical and practical training in courses with strong prospects for employment. implemented by Little Sisters of the Assumption L02/MED/0721/26/2021-3yr
Global Citizenship Education Grants 2022 Global Citizenship Education Grants 2022
Peace and reconciliation in Somali Conciliation Resources The “Strengthening Capacities for Peace and Reconciliation in Somali regional state and Somali-Oromo border communities” project in Ethiopia, implemented by Conciliation Resources (CR), aims to promote Peace and reconciliation efforts, to be consolidated and deepened in Ethiopia.
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Lower secondary Education Kitale implemented by Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul D01/MED/0822/06/2022-3yr
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES Improving health, education, protection and wellbeing of the vulnerable communities in Tonkolili District, Sierra Leone  Inequality Increased  equitable access to basic services and diversified, nutritious food for women and children
Gisha Irish Aid core Funding PAL HRD 22 Contribution to Gisha as a core partner of the Human Rights and Democratisation Scheme. The Scheme is focused on five priority areas: freedom of movement; absence of rule of law; rights of prisoners and detainees; women’s rights and democratic development.
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES HQ Admin
ENABLE, EMPOWER, and TRANSFORM Project The ‘ENABLE, EMPOWER and TRANSFORM: Using a ‘holistic family centred model’ to empower marginalised children, youth, women, and their families in Wakiso, Mubende and Terego District, Uganda during the Covid pandemic’ project aims to reduce poverty, hunger and vulnerability in children, youth, women and their families during the Covid pandemic in three selected districts in Uganda. The objective is to pursue this through health and nutritional support, vocational training, and sustainable livelihoods interventions, focused at household and community level. The key activities include the provision of antenatal services to vulnerable pregnant women, cervical cancer screening, education of vulnerable youths on SRHR and where they can access services, training in entrepreneurship, wealth creation, business development, and employment, vocational training provided to vulnerable youths, and local Government Officials mentored on the application of the principles of good governance, gender, disability, environment  and human rights mainstreaming.
Humanitarian Research Funding to Geneva Call (GC), the only organisation in the world focused exclusively on creating lasting behavioural change among armed groups and de facto authorities (AGDAs) to promote the protection of civilians. Core funding is provided to support the implementation of GC's Strategic Plan. The core of Geneva Call’s work is to improve the protection of civilians during armed conflicts by encouraging AGDA's to comply with IHL and with relevant International Human Rights Law (IHRL) norms. Suppporting GC's work in conflict affected humanitarian crises across the globe to strengthen the impact on the civilian populations who bear the brunt of conflict. CG's work is focused in 16 contexts globally including Yemen, Mali, DRC, South Sudan, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan and Myanmar.
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES Children fulfil their rights to inclusive quality education in line with SDG4 global commitments Outcome 2: Improve inclusive quality education for all children Objective 3
Change in teaching and management practise to include more interactive, participatory techniques. Improved skill sets of education providers in target areas. Data tracking systems strengthened. CP-GBV referral systems developed.
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Social Protection of Disadvantaged Children and Youth addressing children’s rights particularly the rights of street children, teenage mothers, school dropouts, PLWHA, OVCs, unemployed youths and their families, with extreme levels of marginalisation. implemented by Viatores Christi V01/MED/0822/08/2022-3yr
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Health education and awareness alongside construction elements implemented by Saint Patrick's Missionary Society S03/LRG/0222/05/2022-3yr
ICMPS - STEPPING STONES PROJECT CG SHANGHAI  V047R ICMPS - STEPPING STONES PROJECT CG SHANGHAI  V047R
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America BRAVE - Building Health Resilience and Vocational Excellence for Dalit women in Chennai India implemented by Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland S04/LRG/0222/03/2022-1yr
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES 1) Participation, civil society space and local capcity are strengthened and widened impacting positively on good governance and human rights                                          2) Long term sustainable, positive impact o the lives of the poor and marginalized at scale Greater women and youth economic empowerment Increased income for poor and marginalized women and youth  in targeted communities
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Roofing material assistance for Damaged Homes from Super Typhoon Rai implemented by Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland S04/EME/0122/04/2022-1yr
DFA Year 2 Payment CSF 08-21 For the project 'Furthest The ‘Furthest Behind First’ project aims to enhance protection of human rights, obtain greater social equity and build resilience and effective mitigation against the impact of Climate Change and other social, environmental and humanitarian disasters of those minority and indigenous peoples in Eastern Africa most at risk of being left behind. The target countries include the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe. The implementing partners are Ogiek Peoples Development Program, Awer Community Conservancy, African Initiative for Mankind Progress Organization, First People Disability Organization, Réseau des Associations Autochtones Pygmées, Foyer de Développement pour l’Autopromotion des Pygmées et Indigènes Défavorisés, Pastoral Women’s Council, Hadzabe Survival Council, Katswe Sisterhood, and Tsoro-o-Tso San Development Trust. The objective is to support the capacity building and public participation of CSOs working with or representing Marginalised and Indigenous Peoples (MIP) communities. The project also plans to push for the achievement of key strategic reforms across the region in order for MIPs to achieve the SDGs. The kay activities include capacity building and access to justice; increased engagement and dialogue with local and national stakeholders, as well as regional and international stakeholders to secure commitments for changes; securing greater public support and solidarity towards MIPs in societies, particularly in relation to climate and environmental actions, as well as Covid-19 recovery; and media capacity building.
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Empowerment of marginalised communities of scavenger and tea laborer families affected by fallout from Covid 19 through primary education and livelihood support for agriculture implemented by Salesian Sisters S05/LRG/0222/02/2022-3yr
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES Indigenous women and men are empowered socially, politically and economically; are organised and have tools and resources to effect change; and contribute to creating a just and equitable society in Guatemala Outcome 2.2: People living in poverty, particularly rural indigenous women, exercise their right to access and control  natural resources
 Objective 2: Grass roots movements that protect people’s rights to access and use resources are supported
Human Rights and Civil Society Human rights organisations have sufficient capacity to promote and advocate for the human rights of Palestinians under occupation and Civil Society space is maintained, enabling duty bearers to be held to account Funding for Human Rights and Civil Society supports human rights objectives and the provision of new innovative Human Rights initiatives.
Grant to UNFPA TEENS Project 2022/23 Grant The ‘Technology and Empowerment Enhancing Networks in Safe Spaces’ (TEENS) project employs iterative design approaches and new technologies in the support to safe spaces for vulnerable women and adolescent girls. It employs sophisticated iterative programming responding to context and individuals (mentees) with the overall the aim to contribute to transformation of targeted young women and girls. Safe Spaces as a methodology is proven to work to protect and empower young girls in Malawi. The unique aspects of this Ireland funded work is implementation in a peri-urban area and introduction of IT to enhance the model. This initiative responds to our gender audit in specifically targeting young women and it also advances a commitment in A Better World to increase support to sexual and reproductive health
Funding for grand code Pillar 01 2022 05 VNU The project aims to embed a sustainable culture of innovation within VNU, lead the “innovation spirit”, and develop a viable innovation “ecosystem” across the Vietnamese higher education system.
ICMPS SHANGHAI - QINGCONGQUAN V034R SHANGHAI ICMPS SHANGHAI - QINGCONGQUAN V034R SHANGHAI
HQ-SF-2022-ICG Horn of Africa Funding Core funding to support the organisation’s aims to provide reliable field-based research and analysis; practical policy recommendations; pragmatic advocacy and timely communications that shape the understanding and alter the behaviour of conflict actors and those who influence them. An additional €100,00 for programme funding in Colombia and Horn of Africa below.
Migration Initiatives PROMOTION OF GLOBAL COMPACT FOR MIGRATION OBJ 19 Migration Initiatives PROMOTION OF GLOBAL COMPACT FOR MIGRATION OBJ 19
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Scaling up innovative, community-based approaches to tackle gender-based violence in poverty-stricken areas of South Africa aimed at ending violence against women and girls. implemented by Missionary Sisters of the Assumption M09/LRG/0221/01/2021-3yr
Skills for Youth Resilience Programme (SYRP) in Mozambique and Zimbabwe The ‘Skills for Youth Resilience Programme (SYRP) in Mozambique and Zimbabwe’ project aims for young people to have more financial and personal capacity to minimise the impact of shocks to their wellbeing. The implementing partners are Young Africa Zimbabwe, Young Africa Mozambique, and Young Africa Hub. The objective is the provision of holistic Technical Vocational and Educational Training (TVET), including entrepreneurship and life skills training, to marginalised young people through support for training centres run by local partners. The key activities include a Scholarship Programme; a Microcredit Programme; Improving Post Graduate Supports; and Supporting Outreach Training to rural communities.  Organisational Resilience including Capacity building, and HR support.
Multi-sectorial Community-led approach to improve The Multi-sectorial Community-led approach to improve Nutrition in Bonthe district, Sierra Leone (MCA-Nut)” in Implemented by AAH in partnership with Movement towards Peace and Development Agency-Sierra Leone (MOPADA-SL). The goal of this project is be to reduce the prevalence of undernutrition in under five children and women of reproductive age.
Girls Circle Collectives and Wati Kura Project Girls Circle Collectives and Wati Kura’ is implemented by Purposeful. The overall goal of the project is ‘Girls' are living in safety, dignity and freedom’. The objectives of the project are: 1) Girls have awareness of their rights and power. 2) A narrative and storytelling infrastructure influence a shift in norms and behaviour. 3) Sustained Action to End FGM and SGBV in Sierra Leone and on the Continent.
ICMPS-Irish Aid, Baccigalupo Fund Grant, 1/9/22 BUENOS AIRES V060 FUNDACION BACCIGALUPO. The foundation's objective is to strengthen and increase access to and participation in sport for young people and adults with intellectual disabilities. The grant covers the purchase of tools and materials for their basketball school for people with intellectual disabilities.
Multi-sectoral response aiming to improve nutrition Multi-sectoral response aiming to improve nutrition
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Provision of COVID-19 health education and messaging implemented by Missionary Sisters of Holy Rosary M10/SML/0522/02/2022-1yr
Inclusive communities: increasing access to rights and participation of people The ‘Inclusive Communities: increasing access to rights and participation of people with disabilities on personal, community and societal levels, in Kenya and Zimbabwe’ project aims to increase access to rights and participation of people with disabilities on personal, community and societal levels, together with implementing partners REPSSI and BNBR Kenya. The objectives of the project are to strengthen organisations of people with disabilities to raise awareness, reduce disability stigma and advocate for systemic change. The objectives of the grant are to improve access to education, peer support, health services and livelihood opportunities through community-based inclusive development, improving resilience to emergencies. The project will create sustainable change in how disability and mental health is perceived by people with disabilities, their communities and government institutions. The key activities include participatory mapping, capacity building, awareness raising and advocacy, networking and sharing, and learning and accountability. This will be done through providing access to capital, opportunities for employment, and jointly engaging with the public and private sectors in policy reform and networking and coordination mechanisms established through the project. The project will also build the capacity of primary health care and education providers to identify people, including children with disabilities, to provide necessary support and access to services.
2022 UN Women Core Payment Irish Aid Voluntary core contribution to UN Women to support their work on strategic focus areas which include: governance and participation in public life; women’s economic empowerment; ending violence against women and girls; and women, peace and security, humanitarian action, and disaster risk reduction.
Quality Education Output 3: More girls access and benefit from quality education Ireland's support is focused on increasing participation of girls in quality education.
Establish a centre of the creative arts project The purpose of this project is to contribute to poverty alleviation through supporting the development of innovative vocational education and skills development in the arts.  This will be done through supporting the establishment of a Centre for the Creative Arts at Evelyn Hone College.    Ballyfermot has been recognised as a suitable partner because of its many years of experience in providing vocational education for the arts and culture
To fund three provincial reintegration “Support to the Implementation of the Maputo Accord for Peace and Reconciliation 2022/23” is the project document supporting implementation of the Maputo Accord. Implementation of the project is overseen by PPS, which is legally mandated through the Maputo Accord to ensure that all agreements are effectively and comprehensively implemented. Administrative support to the project is provided by UNOPS. These UNV positions will contribute to the implementation of the Maputo Accord.
EMERG. SHELTER/NFI and CCCM RESPONSE - CYCLONE GOMBE The ‘Emergency Shelter/NFI and CCCM Response to needs following Cyclone Gombe in Nampula and Zambezia Provinces in Mozambique’ project aims to provide shelter/NFI and CCCM support, responding to needs identified during rapid assessments after Cyclone Gombe. The objectives of the grant are to provide Shelter/NFI and CCCM support to cyclone-affected populations.  Key activities include distribution of shelter/NFI materials and providing CCCM support
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES 1) Participation, civil society space and local capcity are strengthened and widened impacting positively on good governance and human rights                                           2) Long term sustainable, positive impact o the lives of the poor and marginalized at scale Greater women and youth economic empowerment A more enabling policy and legislative environment for poor and marginalized women and youth economic empowerment
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Young People at Risk and Trafficked Girls  (particularly around fishing and mining communities, and exploitative labour) through improved rights awareness and mobilisation, schooling, enterprise training, and health supports implemented by Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland S04/LRG/0222/02/2022-3yr
Support to Environmental Education outreach to The primary objective of the project, Environmental Education Outreach to Schools – Tiwai Island Communities- Phase II is to motivate all of the pupils and teachers from the 6 schools to participate actively in initiating, planning and implementing programmes for the restoration of their local environment and deepen their respect  for and understanding of their natural heritage. The key project outcomes are:
• Increased collection and nursing of indigenous trees from local forests, thus the tree cover around the schools is expected to grow significantly.
• Increased awareness among the children and communities, about the benefit of land restoration, protection of forests and conservation of biodiversity and environmental issues.
• Increased awareness and understanding of environmental issues in targeted schools and communities.
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES Children fulfil their rights to inclusive quality education in line with SDG4 global commitments Outcome 1: Strengthen equitable access to education for children, with attention to girls and the most marginalised Objective 3
Parents are able to meet the financial cost of education for all their children
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES HRDs  are recognised to be essential actors and enjoy the freedom and security to undertake their legitimate activities to advance and defend their human rights and empower communities  Long-term outcome 1 HRDs are more resilient and  better able to manage risk  Outcome 1 Human Rights Defenders at risk receive rapid and practical support that contributes to their security
Enhancing Free Healthcare Services for GBV Survivors The overall goal of the project is to provide inclusive age-appropriate and comprehensive response services to survivors of GBV and increase awareness on GBV laws and issues in communities. The project has four objectives. Namely:  the provision of free, quality and age-appropriate response services to survivors of SGBV; increasing awareness and knowledge of communities on GBV; empowering community structures to advocate for eliminating GBV and improved GBV services and institutional strengthening of RI to become a sustainable, effective, and professional organisation.
Women's voices count project Support to gender equality inclulding women's rights organisations and women's political participation
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Primary Health Care at Tangulbei Divisional Medical Programme (TDMP) ensuring basic health care provisions implemented by Spiritans S25/MED/0822/08/2022-1yr
IRISH AID HOA OCHA REF OCT #10904 This is a once off contribution of funding to UN OCHA offices in South Sudan, Somalia and ROSEA (the regional office in Nairobi) in response to the humanitarian crisis in the HoA.
FAIR TRIALS AMERICA HUMAN RIGHTS COOP FUND 2022 MEXICO V041 FAIR TRIALS AMERICA HUMAN RIGHTS COOP FUND 2022 MEXICO V041
SMALL GRANTS PROJECT FOR HOSPITAL BED MAINTENANCE AND REHABILITATION OF TOILETS SMALL GRANTS PROJECT FOR HOSPITAL BED MAINTENANCE AND REHABILITATION OF TOILETS
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES Safer and more economically successful women, and more protected girls in 3 localities in rural and peri-urban areas in Nepal OUTCOME 2:  Key system players (men, boys, customary and government/civil service providers) in target areas demonstrate behaviours that support women and girls to achieve their rights in contrasting contexts Objective 2.2  Men and boys are engaged to adopt and promote positive attitudes and behaviours that support women's physical and economic security