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Core Funding to OCHA (Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs ) & Red Cross Core funding to Ireland’s main UN humanitarian coordination partner, the Office for the coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), and core funding to the Red Cross Movement (International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC)) Under this budget line, Ireland will maintain the level of core funding to the main UN humanitarian coordination partner, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). €2.9 million in core funding to OCHA is proposed in 2017. Under this budget line, Ireland will also continue to provide core funding to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), one of the most highly respected humanitarian agencies with an exceptional level of access to besieged or otherwise isolated populations in need of humanitarian assistance. It is proposed to keep our ICRC core contribution in 2017 at €9.5 million. Ireland will also continue core support to the International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC). It is proposed to maintain core funding to IFRC in line with the 2016 level of €1.6 million.
Essential Services - Health: WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION UHC PARTNERSHIP 2017 CORE FUNDING Essential Services - Health: WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION UHC PARTNERSHIP 2017 CORE FUNDING
Stability Fund: IPCRI 17 02 STABILITY FUND THE JERUSALEM BELFAST FORUM Stability Fund: IPCRI 17 02 STABILITY FUND THE JERUSALEM BELFAST FORUM
Strengthened Citizen Empowerment and Government Systems Access to Justice Improved access to justice for unrepresented accused persons in the criminal justice system, Malawi. The overall Objective of the project is to strengthen the criminal justice system in Malawi based on principles of due process and human rights. To achieve this, the support targets four Result Areas: Institutional Capacity Building; Provision of legal Aid services; Support to Child Diversion and Child Justice and Community Legal Education.
Improved Food & Nutrition: Sun Fund 2017 funding - Care Canada HQ payment on behalf of Zambia Improved Food & Nutrition: Sun Fund 2017 funding - Care Canada HQ payment on behalf of Zambia
SUSTAIN SOCIAL PROTECTION AND HUMANITARIAN PROGRAM: HOUSEHOLDS FOOD ASSISTANCE - REFUGEES SUSTAIN SOCIAL PROTECTION AND HUMANITARIAN PROGRAM: HOUSEHOLDS FOOD ASSISTANCE - REFUGEES
Programme Support And Development: FINANCIAL ASSITANCE TOWARDS COST OF CONSTRUCTION OF GUARDIAN SHELTER AT MAGANGA HEALTH CENTRE IN SALIMA Programme Support And Development: FINANCIAL ASSITANCE TOWARDS COST OF CONSTRUCTION OF GUARDIAN SHELTER AT MAGANGA HEALTH CENTRE IN SALIMA
Stability Fund: ICG1701 LATIN AMERICA PROGRAMME WITH FOCUS ON COLOMBIA Stability Fund: ICG1701 LATIN AMERICA PROGRAMME WITH FOCUS ON COLOMBIA
Stability Fund: UNDIR 17 01 PROJECT ON NUCLEAR PROHIBITION Stability Fund: UNDIR 17 01 PROJECT ON NUCLEAR PROHIBITION
INVOICE 1 MINE ACTION IRISHAID Review of Irish Aid INVOICE 1 MINE ACTION IRISHAID Review of Irish Aid
Civil Society Programme Funding: Increasing access to essential services through ho Civil Society Programme Funding: Increasing access to essential services through ho
Civil Society  Project Funding & Partnerships: CSF 19-17 YR1 improve primary health care & reduce child mortality rates Civil Society  Project Funding & Partnerships: CSF 19-17 YR1 improve primary health care & reduce child mortality rates
IDEAS.2017.03: 20-26 Nov 17, training course NCIF IDEAS.2017.03: 20-26 Nov 17, training course NCIF
Civil Society Programme Funding: Duty-bearers at the local, municipal and regional Civil Society Programme Funding: Duty-bearers at the local, municipal and regional
Programme Administration, Support & Devt: Zimbabwe fellows Programme Administration, Support & Devt: Zimbabwe fellows
Programme Support & Development This is a process budget line used to support the quality and development of the Irish Aid programme in Mozambique Programme Support & Development
Civil Society Programme Funding: Men, women and religious leaders have a change in Civil Society Programme Funding: Men, women and religious leaders have a change in
Misean Cara: Religious of Jesus and Mary Misean Cara: Religious of Jesus and Mary
Nutrition: Reinforcing Inst. Capacity Treatment Acute Malnutr ition SLE.ACF.2017.03 DCD22516 Nutrition: Reinforcing Inst. Capacity Treatment Acute Malnutr ition SLE.ACF.2017.03 DCD22516
Livelihoods For Poor and Value Chain LIVELIHOODS FOR POOR Strengthened capacity of civil society organisations to work on pro-poor policy influencing and implementation Support to various civil society organisations and a research institute for 1) more equitable distribution of resources, power and risks within the agricultural sector and value chains, 2) enhanced security, financial access, and control of agricultural markets for smallholder farmers, 3) knowledge generation for better policy results.
Civil Society Programme Funding: Reduced vulnerability of target households to wate Civil Society Programme Funding: Reduced vulnerability of target households to wate
Civil Society Programme Funding: Children 0-59months have less frequent diarrhoea Civil Society Programme Funding: Children 0-59months have less frequent diarrhoea
Civil Society Programme Funding: Community and government structures in 25 villages Civil Society Programme Funding: Community and government structures in 25 villages
Educational Linkages, networks and cooperation: Kader Asmal Fellowship Programme 2017/18 Student costs in Ireland 17 students Educational Linkages, networks and cooperation: Kader Asmal Fellowship Programme 2017/18 Student costs in Ireland 17 students
Kenya Country Programme: YSK consultancy Kenya Country Programme: YSK consultancy
Stability Fund: UN INSTITUTE FOR DISARMAMENT RESEARCH 17 02 STABILITY FUND Stability Fund: UN INSTITUTE FOR DISARMAMENT RESEARCH 17 02 STABILITY FUND
Ethnic mimorities … in P135 in Hoa Binh &Tra Vinh EMPRO.2017.05 Ethnic mimorities … in P135 in Hoa Binh &Tra Vinh EMPRO.2017.05
Civil Society  Project Funding & Partnerships: CSF05-17 BRIGHTER COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE YEAR ONE PAYMENT STRONGER COMMUNITIES Civil Society  Project Funding & Partnerships: CSF05-17 BRIGHTER COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE YEAR ONE PAYMENT STRONGER COMMUNITIES
SUSTAIN SOCIAL PROTECTION AND HUMANITARIAN PROGRAM: RECOVERY OPERATIONS SUSTAIN SOCIAL PROTECTION AND HUMANITARIAN PROGRAM: RECOVERY OPERATIONS
Programme Quality, Support & Devt: 2017 FUNDING TO SUPPORT SCHOOL ECO ART PROJECT    FUNDING SCHOOL PROJECT Programme Quality, Support & Devt: 2017 FUNDING TO SUPPORT SCHOOL ECO ART PROJECT    FUNDING SCHOOL PROJECT
Governance And Gender: Promoting Women Participation in Governance in SL SLE.SEND.2017.01 DCD 22753 Governance And Gender: Promoting Women Participation in Governance in SL SLE.SEND.2017.01 DCD 22753
Conflict & humanitarian crises better monitored: 2017/18 Grant disbursement to UNOCHA Response to El-Nino related crises in Southern Africa Conflict & humanitarian crises better monitored: 2017/18 Grant disbursement to UNOCHA Response to El-Nino related crises in Southern Africa
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 One World, One Future and underscores Ireland’s stated commitment to addressing gender equality and gender-based violence. Promoting gender responsive programming was also a key focus of the World Humanitarian Summit in 2016, where Ireland reiterated its commitment to supporting action to achieve gender equality in humanitarian responses, with a particular emphasis on gender protection in humanitarian crises. Funding has been allocated in this budget line to continue working to maintain support to this specialist thematic area and to continue funding partners with an expertise in the area of gender and protection in humanitarian contexts.
Programme Support Development: Supporting the recruitment process of Social Protection& Rular livelihoods Progr. Manager position-3-20/2 Programme Support Development: Supporting the recruitment process of Social Protection& Rular livelihoods Progr. Manager position-3-20/2
Improved Livelihoods Options: Irish Aid 2017 GRNT Funding-Implment Activities    IMPROVED LIVELIHOODS OPTIONS Improved Livelihoods Options: Irish Aid 2017 GRNT Funding-Implment Activities    IMPROVED LIVELIHOODS OPTIONS
PG 2017-2021_L'éducation comme vecteur de changement Nord Sud Le présent programme vise le renforcement des acteurs relais de l'Education à la Citoyenneté Mondiale et Solidaire (ECMS) , ainsi que des organisations et institutions, spécialisés ou non en ECMS, et ce par des activités de formation, d’accompagnement pédagogique ou stratégique, des activités de recherche action, de production de ressources pertinentes pour l’ECMS et de travail en réseau avec d’autres acteurs aux niveaux belge, européen et du Sud. Ces actions sont menées par ITECO pour influer directement sur les publics directs - les personnes relais et les professionnels, mais également sur leur environnement - les organisations et institutions. Deux objectifs principaux sont visés : renforcer les personnes relais, les Organisations de la société civile (OSC) et les institutions dans leur capacité d’analyse critique, leurs compétences socio-éducatives et leur pouvoir d’action tant individuel que collectif d’une part, et d’autre part, contribuer à l’amélioration, au renouvellement et à la défense des pratiques éducatives et sociales liées à la solidarité internationale aux niveaux belge, européen et du Sud. Objectif Spécifique 1: Renforcer les personnes relais, les OSC et les institutions dans leur capacité d’analyse critique, leurs compétences socio-éducatives et leur pouvoir d’action tant individuel que collectif grâce à des activités de formation et d’accompagnement. Objectif Spécifique 2: Contribuer à l’amélioration, au renouvellement et à la défense des pratiques éducatives et sociales liées à la solidarité internationale au niveau belge, européen et du Sud.
TAKING STOCK: ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE SAIGA HORN STOCKPILE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN MALAYSIA THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO PREVENT ILLEGAL AND UNREGULATED TRADE OF SAIGA ANTELOPE HORN BY INSTITUTIONALIZING A TRANSPARENT AND ROBUST SAIGA HORN STOCKPILE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN A KEY CONSUMER COUNTRY MALAYSIA . SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES OF THIS THREE-YEAR GRANT INCLUDE 1 DEVELOPMENT OF A JOINT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PLAN WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE AND NATIONAL PARKS OF PENINSULAR MALAYSIA DWNP , 2 REVIEW OF PENINSULAR MALAYSIA S CURRENT SAIGA HORN STOCKPILE MANAGEMENT PROCESSES AND RESOURCES, 3 WORKSHOP TO ESTABLISH THE PROCESS FOR A SCOPING EXERCISE TO ASSESS TRADER-HELD SAIGA HORN STOCKPILES, 4 ASSESSMENT OF THE DISTRIBUTION AND QUANTITIES OF EXISTING SAIGA HORN STOCKPILES HELD BY TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE TCM TRADERS IN FOUR PENINSULAR MALAYSIA STATES AS WELL AS GOVERNMENT-HELD STOCKPILES, 5 REVIEW OF STOCKPILE MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES IN CHINA, A KEY SAIGA HORN CONSUMER AND TRADING COUNTRY, INCLUDING INFORMATION SHARING MEETINGS BETWEEN RELEVANT GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES IN CHINA AND MALAYSIA, 6 ESTABLISHMENT OF AN ELECTRONIC DATABASE FOR SAIGA STOCKPILES AND CLEAR STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES SOPS , 7 TRAINING FOR DWNP ON EFFECTIVE STOCKPILE MANAGEMENT, 8 DISSEMINATION OF PROJECT OUTCOMES AMONGST RELEVANT STAKEHOLDERS, AND 9 SAIGA HORN TRADE MONITORING TO DETECT ILLEGAL PRACT
Great Apes Conservation Fund Development of a Great Ape Health Unit in Sabah, Malaysia.
Scaling up the KOCP community-based Elephant Conservation Unit to better understand elephant ecology in man-made landscapes and mitigate raising conflicts with people. The purpose of this project is to expand the range of an existing community-based Elephant Conservation Unit (ECU) to reach communities recently experiencing human-elephant conflict (HEC) as well as collect Asian elephant behavioral and socioecological data in agricultural landscapes in Sabah, Malaysia. Four additional members will be added to the ECU and their range will be increased to cover additional districts. Project activities include: 1) direct observations of Asian elephant herds within agricultural landscapes (especially oil palm), habitat assessments, and assessments of elephant-related damages; 2) identification and training of community members in HEC-affected villages; 3) surveys of local communities, and education and awareness events; 4) law enforcement patrols via an Honorary Wildlife Warden Program; and 5) contributing to the development of policy documents and strategies to manage Asian elephants and their ranges in Sabah. This project will contribute to the conservation of wild Asian elephant populations in Sabah by increasing knowledge of elephant ecology outside of protected areas, reducing HEC levels in areas with relatively new HEC activity, and contributing to efforts to better manage Sabahs wild elephants by informing policy and land-use decision-making by policymakers.
FOREST TO PLANTATIONS: ENSURE A FUTURE FOR ORANG-UTAN IN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES, KINABATANGAN, SABAH, MALAYSIAN BORNEO FUNDS UNDER THIS AWARD ARE TO BE USED TO UNDERSTAND THE ORANGUTAN DYNAMIC IN A LANDSCAPE DOMINATED BY OIL PALM PLANTATIONS, AND PROMOTE PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE BETWEEN PEOPLE AND ORANGUTANS WITHIN AN OIL PALM LANDSCAPE. PROJECT OBJECTS ARE TO, 1 UNDERSTAND ORANGUTAN DISTRIBUTION WITHIN OIL PALM ESTATES OF LOWER KINABATANGAN, 2 UNDERSTAND THE DYNAMIC OF ORANGUTAN SUB-POPULATIONS WITHIN AN OIL PALM DOMINATED LANDSCAPE, 3 DOCUMENT THE IMPACT OF HABITAT FRAGMENTATION OF THE RESIDENTIAL STATUS OF FEMALE ORANGUTANS, 4 CREATE A RESILIENT LANDSCAPE THAT WILL SUSTAIN ORANGUTANS IN THE LONG TERM, 5 ASSESS CROP DAMAGES DUE TO ORANGUTAN PRESENCE, AND, 6 ENSURE A PEACEFUL ACCEPTATANCE OF ORANGUTAN PRESENCE WITHIN THE OIL PALM PLANTATIONS.
Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation-Species Conservation Grant Conservation of the tigers of the Endau-Rompin landscape, Malaysia, through improved law enforcement expansion to the Southeast and Southwest
Conservation of the Tigers of the Endau-Rompin landscape, Malaysia, through on the ground law enforcement, 2019-2020 (1) continue robust, on the ground anti-poaching efforts in the critically important habitat in the Endau-Rompin Landscape; and, (2) detect poachers and gather information about their modus operandi using cameras traps and intelligence-led work.
STRENGTHENING MALAYSIA S EFFECTIVENESS IN IMPLEMENTING AND ENFORCING CITES IN ORDER TO REDUCE ILLEGAL TRADE OF CITES-LISTED SPECIES Funds under this award are to be used for (1) a nationwide market survey market focused on traditional medicine outlets and pet shops in key locations in Malaysia and online to determine the scale of illegal trade and provide this information to relevant government agencies; (2) a review of wildlife legislation in Malaysia, focusing on Sabah and Sarawak, to identify gaps and make recommendations to ensure that wildlife laws are consistent across the country; and (3) strengthened engagement with regulatory bodies, traditional medicine and private-sector community to increase capacity to improve governance systems.
Strengthening Malaysias Effectiveness in Implementing and Enforcing CITES in Order to Reduce Illegal Trade of CITES-Listed Species A nationwide market survey market focused on traditional medicine outlets and pet shops in key locations in Malaysia and online to determine the scale of illegal trade and provide this information to relevant government agencies; (2) a review of wildlife legislation in Malaysia, focusing on Sabah and Sarawak, to identify gaps and make recommendations to ensure that wildlife laws are consistent across the country; and (3) strengthened engagement with regulatory bodies, traditional medicine and private-sector community to increase capacity to improve governance systems.
Supporting SMART patrols in Project Harimau Selamanya to improve protection of the Malayan Tiger.in the Kenyir-Taman Negara Core Area, Peninsular Malaysia The purpose of this project is to, (1) secure current population of tigers in the Core Area, and, (2) eradicate poaching threats in the Core Area. SMART (Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool) patrols will be deployed.
Conservation of orang-utans beyond the greater Batang Ai-Lanjak-Entimau (BALE) Landscape, Sarawak, Malaysia The purpose of this project is to determine the detection and non-detection of orangutans at the six proposed study sites, collate feedback from resident communities in and around the study sites on issues and perceptions towards wildlife (especially orangutans) and protected areas, and work with stakeholders to prepare recommendations towards protecting these sites for Forest Department Sarawak (FDS).
GAFC-Expend On Investmnt-Species Conservation Grant Use of mature oil palm plantations by wild orangutans in Sabah, Malaysia
Asian Elephant Conserv-Species Conservation Grant WCS/GoM Peninsular Malaysia Elephant Project: Year 7, assessment and reduction.of humanelephant conflict (HEC) and capacity building in Endau-Rompin
Great Apes Conservation Fund The purpose of this project is to foster implementation of Sabahs Orangutan Action Plan. This will be done by: 1. developing information on trends in distribution, population densities and conservation status of the orangutan and other wildlife in several key areas in Sabah; 2. documenting the processes of ecological adaptation of the orangutan to degraded and fragmented habitat; 3. obtaining a better understanding of the patterns of use of oil palm plantation landscapes by orangutans; 4. formulating and achieving agreement with stakeholders on policies based on scientific knowledge for long-term conservation in Sabah; 5. achieving support and recognition for Sabahs efforts towards orangutan conservation; 5. reducing levels of degradation and fragmentation of orangutan habitats through improved land use management; 6. empowering indigenous communities in the management of local natural resources; 7. having model community initiatives lead to socio-economic and conservation gains; 8. enhancing local capabilities among Malaysian conservation professionals; and 9. raising the level of environmental awareness among stakeholders, general public and school children.
CITIZEN ACTION FOR TIGERS (CAT): ENGAGING PEOPLE TO VALUE AND PROTECT TIGERS AND THEIR HABITATS IN MALAYSIA - 3 This project aims to foster greater conservation stewardship through citizen actions with the following three-pronged approach:.Expanding wildlife and habitat protection through Community Ranger (CR) and Citizen Action for Tigers (CAT) Walk patrols,.which are foot patrols in tiger habitat, with added adaptive strategies; Increasing public involvement in tiger conservation through.CAT Walks; and Fostering an organic and active conservation focused community within CAT Walk alumni. The project has the.following objectives and activities: (1) Ensure tiger, wildlife and habitat are protected against any illegal activities surrounding the.Sungai Yu Corridor with (a) Targeted and coordinated patrols in key areas with supporting patrols in less accessible zones; (b).Conduct joint patrols, and outreach with the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP), Royal Malaysian Police (RMP),.and state Forest Department; (c) Operation of Wildlife Crime Hotline and coordination with the DWNP and RMP; and (2).Increased conservation stewardship and expansion of CAT Walks by (a) Expanding number of CAT Walks tapping into local.conservation networks, social media, wildlife enthusiast groups, and especially the eco-tourism market network both nationally,.regionally, and on a global scale; (b) Identifying, training, and mentoring new volunteer leaders for CAT Walks; (c) Identifying.new areas to expand CAT Walks into; and (d) Fostering conservation stewardship beyond CAT Walks.
Securing the long-term viability of the Kinabatangan Orang-utan population by reconnecting isolated forest fragments and supporting Honorary Wildlife Wardens' activities The purpose of this project is to finalize a Master Plan to reestablish a functional connectivity in Kinabatangan, and identify ways through policy gap analysis, recommendations for policy changes, compensation mechanisms and other incentives, that would allow for halting deforestation in the floodplain, and reinforce reforestation efforts undertaken by HUTAN-KOCP to restore the forest where natural regeneration cannot take place in order to enhance food supply and physical contiguity between isolated patches of forests. The project will also improve law enforcement by reinforcing capacities of the Honorary Wildlife Wardens to ensure that riparian and other protected forests are not encroached and degraded any further.
Conservation of Orang-utans at the Batang Ai National Park in Sarawak, Malaysia (1) obtain an estimate of orangutan population size at the Batang Ai National Park, and, (2) provide enforcement support to management authority and local communities, via Spatial Monitoring And Reporting Tool (SMART) patrols..
Forest to Plantations: Ensure a future for orang-utan in agricultural landscapes, Kinabatangan, Sabah, Malaysian Borneo (1) understand orangutan distribution within oil palm estates of Lower Kinabatangan, (2) understand the dynamic of orangutan sub-populations within an oil palm dominated landscape, (3) document the impact of habitat fragmentation of the residential status of female orangutans, (4) create a resilient landscape that will sustain orangutans in the long term, (5) assess crop damages due to orangutan presence, and, (6) ensure a peaceful acceptatance of orangutan presence within the oil palm plantations..
Rhinoceros & Tiger Conservation-Species Conservation Grant On-site protection of tigers and prey through conservation education and enforcement initiatives at the Endau-Rompin landscape
LANDSCAPE APPROACH TO SAFEGUARD THE FUTURE OF BORNEAN ELEPHANT IN LOWER KINABATANGAN, SABAH, BORNEO, MALAYSIA THE GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS TO ENSURE THE LONG-TERM SURVIVAL OF WILD ASIAN ELEPHANTS IN KINABATANGAN, MALAYSIAN BORNEO THROUGH IMPLEMENTATION OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS IN THE NEW BORNEAN ELEPHANT ACTION PLAN 2020-2029 BEAP 2020-2029 AND TO CONTINUE BUILDING THE CAPACITY OF YOUNG NATIONAL CONSERVATION PROFESSIONALS. THE ACTIVITIES PROPOSED WILL SUPPORT THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THREE MAJOR OBJECTIVES OF THE BEAP 2020-2029 1 IMPROVE PROTECTION AND REDUCE ELEPHANT DEATHS 2 IMPROVE LANDSCAPE CONNECTIVITY AND PERMEABILITY AND 3 MONITOR AND PREDICT ELEPHANT POPULATION TRENDS. THIS WORK, TO BE IMPLEMENTED AT THE LANDSCAPE-LEVEL, IS SUPPORTED BY THE KINABATANGAN-BEAP TASKFORCE, LED BY THE KINABATANGAN DISTRICT OFFICE AND THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT, WHICH COORDINATE ALL DISTRICT LEVEL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES. PROJECT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE 1 IMPROVE THE EFFICIENCY OF THE HONORARY WILDLIFE WARDEN NETWORK 2 UNDERTAKE REGULAR PATROLLING TO MONITOR ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES 3 DEVELOP AND SUPPORT EIGHT LOCAL RESIDENTS TO SERVE AS COMMUNITY ELEPHANT RANGER TEAMS IN TWO VILLAGES 4 TRAIN LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND OIL PALM PLANTATION WORKERS ON ELEPHANT BEHAVIOR 5 INVESTIGATE THE FEASIBILITY OF A PRIVATE INSURANCE PROGRAM 6 PRODUCE A 5- MINUTE VIRTUAL REALITY 360 VIDEO ABOUT HUMAN-ELEPHANT COEXISTENCE 7 PRECISE MAPPING AND CON