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Pillar 01 2022 03 DAE The project aims to strengthen the capacity of staff of the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI), Vietnam National University of Agriculture (VNUA) as well as some related agencies, in monitoring and evaluating investment projects, with assistance from University College Cork (UCC). The project interventions include reviewing management and monitoring policy and proposing useful frameworks for agricultural projects; designing a pilot training programme for government agencies with UCC and VNUA; and adding new functions to the online reporting system to better consolidate information and supervise projects
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Rebuild pre-school to provide quality holistic education for children displaced as a result of natural disaster and violence in Las Cayes, Haiti.  The school will include children with disabilities. implemented by Salesian Sisters S05/LRG/0222/01/2022-2yr
Governance and Peacebuilding Outcome 2: Institutions and processes for democratic governance and peacebuilding are strengthened and more accountable Ireland's supports civil society’s role and voice in strengthening inclusive and equitable social and economic development, specifically in the areas of inclusive governance, gender equality and social accountability. Ireland also supports the strengthening of selected institutions, focusing on free and fair elections, women’s leadership role and the protection and promotion of human rights including implementing the recommendations of UN Human Rights/EHRC Joint investigations in Tigray (JIT).
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Ensuring engagement of women, youth, children and farmers in environmental extension stewardship towards building and conserving environment-friendly communities in 19 states and territories of India implemented by Salesian Sisters S05/LRG/0222/03/2022-3yr
Fostering Peaceful, Credible and Inclusive elections The project ‘Fostering Peaceful, Credible and Inclusive Elections in Sierra Leone 2022-2023’ is a nationwide project implemented by UNDP Sierra Leone. The project aims to support the government of Sierra Leone to conduct peaceful, credible and inclusive elections in 2023. It seeks to enhance the capacity of key institutions such as the Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone (ECSL), the Political Party Registration Commission (PPRC), the Judiciary and the Security Sector.
IFC payment Relates to the fourth instalment in respect of Ireland's participation in the IFC's 2018 General and Selective Capital. The IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, aims to encourage the growth of the private sector in developing countries.
State Secretary Office Increased community participation and government social accountability, through training of local authorities on reconstruction and functionality of local councils; Awareness raising of Civil Society regarding the new decentralized governance reform; staff capacity building; and monitoring of FASE and PROSAUDE interventions.
Irish Aid HPP 2022 - Niger HPP funding is for humanitarian related interventions in situations of protracted, predictable and recurring crises
Ajyal Assoc. for Creativity and Dev. Positive Youth Development - building capacity and rights raising awareness with regard to gender based violence by training ten youths to deliver two digital campaigns focused on women’s rights, protections, and education to 900 vulnerable women in east Gaza.
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Vocational training to support marginalised youth in skills development across a range of vocational skills. implemented by Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul D01/MED/0720/08/2020-3yr
NIGERIA HF 2022 IRISH AID FUNDING The Nigeria Humantiarian Fund is aligned to the Nigeria Humnatiarian Response Plan. The Nigeria HF covers 7 emergency clustes: WASH, Shelter/NFI, Health, Nutrition, Protection, Education and Food Security.
EDUCATION CAN NOT WAIT 2ND and FINAL PAYMENT OF 5 MILLION GRANTED IN 2021 Voluntary core funding for Education Cannot Wait to support the urgent education needs of children and youth caught up in emergencies and protracted crises like war, forced displacement, natural disasters and pandemics
BUDGET INCREASE ERFS 2022 HOA Emergency Response to Drought in Togdheer region, focusing on the provision of cash assistance and WASH services
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Marcellin program: Protecting poor Children, Children at Risk and Children in conflict with the Law with vocational training skills and job placement. implemented by Marist Brothers M01/MED/0822/09/2022-2yr
Support for youth attendance at Child Parliament Support for youth attendance at Child Parliament
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES Extremely poor and marginalised households in Manono Territory, Tanganyika Province, DRC are more productive and resilient to health shocks and stresses, and have improved human and social capital to sustain their graduation out of poverty.   Risk and Vulnerability Reduced vulnerability of target households to water borne diseases and health related shocks.
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Advanced technical and managerial training for organizational capacity strengthening through the review and development of Strategic Plan, Financial Management Policy and Practice and Human Resource Development for Province of Kenya, Rwanda and Tanzania. implemented by Salesian Sisters S05/MCD/0221/03/2021-3yr
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Upgrading Teachers' Skills with New Teachers implemented by Sisters of the Infant Jesus S13/SML/0522/03/2022-1yr
PROJECT SANEAR PEMBA The project ‘Sanear Pemba’ to be implemented in Cabo Delgado by Susamati intends to respond to WASH needs of the Chuiba community where sanitation is a challenge not only due to poverty but the growing number of natural disasters and insecurity arose from conflicts. The project will create job opportunities and skills development for youth and IDPs; Susamati will also undertake awareness campaigns on sanitary and environmental education as part of their climate action approach.
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES To support the development of food secure, resilient and gender equitable communities in Irumu, Mambassa and Djugu in the province of Ituri, DRC.  Outcome 3.2: Women are free from violence and its associated risks Objective 2: Medical, psycho-social, legal and socio-economic accompaniment is provided to survivors of SGBV
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Strengthening and Capacity building of Potter’s Village for children with Special Needs implemented by Viatores Christi V01/MED/0822/09/2022-3yr
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 Increasing access to essential services through holding duty bearers to account Increased national budgetary support for health
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES Rwandans, particularly women, have resilient livelihoods, and women influence decisions that affect their lives at household, community and national level Outcome 3.1: Women, particularly young women, are participating in formal and informal decision making at all levels Objective 5: Duty bearers / local decision making bodies are promoting gender equity in the community and taking supportive action to address GBV
ICMPS Irish Aid- Shalom Bait Grant, 29/8/22 BUENOS AIRES V053 SHALOM BAIT ASOCIACION CIVIL-Provides psychological and legal assistance to female victims of gender-based violence.  Currently there are 11 weekly women's mutual aid groups coordinated by two professionals specialized in the subject: 8 groups are for victims of intimate violence, 1 group for women survivors of sexual abuse in childhood, and 2 group for mothers of sexually abused children. Over the years, the organization has become a leading expert in GBV response.
IGARAPE INSTITUTE MAPPING ONLINE THREATS The project aims to examine  disinformation and misinformation on democratic processes.
Climate, Gender, Humanitarian and Resilience Sudden Onset 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. Through Ireland's long-term presence in Niassa and Inhambane Provinces, Ireland's support positions us to take advantage of accelerating decentralisation planning and budgeting, providing space for innovative steps to increase investments in climate change adaptation, disaster preparedness and response capacity.
Combatting trafficking in human beings November 2022-November 2023 Combating trafficking in human beings: sustaining multi-agency collaboration through national simulation based training exercises” project aims to enhance the capacity of relevant OSCE participating States to effectively investigate and prosecute trafficking in human beings and to promptly identify and assist presumed victims of human trafficking by promoting a multi-agency, victim-centred and human rights-based approach.
Irish Aid Al-Haq PAL HRD 22 Contribution to Addameer as a core partner of the Human Rights and Democratisation Scheme within Palestinian Programme budget.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.#
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Agri extension support and self-care for 50 families in the municipalities of Victoria and Samaná, department of Caldas,Colombia. implemented by Little Sisters of the Assumption L02/SML/0422/04/2022-1yr
Incr Trade andachievement of sustainable inclusive prosperity in Eastern and SA/sup women in trade and digitalisation Support toTMEA’s work  centres on strengthening the environment for trade and business, with a focus on: increased physical access to markets; building an enhanced trade (policy and regulatory) environment and promoting improved business competitiveness.400000 was extended for a  safe-trade programme to mitigate the effects of COVID-19 on trade in the initial disbursement.
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Secondary education learning outcomes enhanced through child safeguarding training for all secondary school stakeholders addressing positive discipline and developing child safeguarding committees at school and community level. implemented by De La Salle Brothers D05/MED/0720/11/2020-3yr
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES To improve the livelihood security and increase the resilience of the targeted urban extreme poor households living in slums, squatter settlements and on the pavements in Dhaka and Chittagong cities. Inequality Extreme poor living in slum, squatter and pavement have access to social services and their rights
Enhancing leadership/improve nutrition Save The Children Enhancing Leadership, Commitment and Accountability to improve Nutrition outcomes
HEIFER PROJECT INTERNATIONAL The Catalytic Impact for Dairy Sector Growth Project is implemented by heifer international with a target of 15,000 smallholder farmers in the dairy value chain in North Rift, Eastern and Western Kenya. The project aims at bridging the funding and technical gap that exists in SMEs operating within the dairy value chain by improving the competitiveness of the farmer owned dairy agribusinesses through market, business and financial development and technical capacity investment for impact and stimulating the growth of women and youth owned enterprises for improved household livelihoods
ACWL WTO ADVISORY CENTRE IRELAND 2022 The Advisory Centre for World Trade Organisation (WTO) Law provides legal advice on WTO law, support in WTO dispute settlement proceedings and training on WTO law to its developing country members and Least Developed Countries.
Core funding to Misean Cara, which provides grants to missionary organisations for their development work in Africa, Asia and South America Infectious Disease (COVID-19) Control and Management implemented by Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception F08/SML/0522/03/2022-1yr
PCHR Irish Aid Core Funding 2022 Contribution to PCHR 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.
Jakarta ICMPS 2022 YAYASAN PANTAU JAKARTA VDI120 The Strengthen Journalism Capacity through Training-Fellowship Series for Human Rights Defenders in Local Media/Community in Indonesia, implemented by Pantau Foundation aims to contribute to give human rights defenders the skills and tools to understand and write about key issues in the context of shrinking civic space and protection for human rights advocates in Indonesia.  The objective of the grant is to continue the partnership on training human rights defenders in journalism. The key activities include training a total of 45 journalists, bloggers and activists, while a small-funding writing grants will be awarded to seven writers or activists from 6 other cities in Indonesia.
PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING  CHANGE AND  RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES Older women and men in the targeted countries lead more dignified,secutre and resilient lives Outcome 2: National social and health protection policies, public governance systems and structures at all levels are more responsive and accountable to older women and men's rights and needs Output 2.1.2 Rights based household financial management module delivered/piloted.
Aisha Association/Gaza Creating Accessible Social Circus for Women and Girls in Gaza, addressing lack of safe social spaces for women and girls and empowering both 12 facilitators and 360 learners by developing skills, psychosocial health, and networks, normalising sport and recreation for women.
Promoting civil and political rights in Zimbabwe Human Rights Institutions and CSO Promoting civil and political rights in Zim
Ecumenical accompaniment in Palestine and Israel The Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI) was organised in response to a request by the Heads of Churches in Jerusalem (including the Latin Patriarch, the Custos of the Holy Land, and several other Catholic leaders), through the World Council of Churches, to ensure an international presence within Palestinian communities in the occupied West Bank.  Quaker Peace & Social Witness (QPSW) co-ordinates EAPPI in the UK and Ireland.   Each year a number of Ecumenical Accompaniers (EAs) from Britain and Ireland are recruited and given training in non-violence, personal safety, and how to document human rights abuses.  They then serve in Israel-Palestine for three months.  Their presence provides some protection to vulnerable communities, and while in post they do what they can to monitor and report human rights abuses, and support Palestinians and Israelis working together for peace.  A large part of their work is just to enable people to go about the daily routines of everyday life without disruption: hold-ups and lengthy delays at checkpoints apply even to patients going to hospital and teachers travelling to schools, but the intervention of an EA can often resolve the difficulty.  On their return to this country the EAs undertake speaking tours to give a first-hand account of their experiences, and to advocate a just and peaceful resolution to the Israeli/ Palestinian conflict through an end to the occupation, respect for international law, and implementation of UN resolutions.
CIDSE Policy Officer for occupied Palestinian territories and Israel CAFOD is a member of CIDSE, an international alliance of Catholic development agencies, and – together with CIDSE member organisations in Belgium, Netherlands, France, Germany and Ireland – is involved in a working group which acts as a forum for information exchange, policy analysis, and joint advocacy in support of a just peace for Israelis and Palestinians based on the applicable standards of international law.  The forum can also serve as a platform from which to build partnerships within the church and civil society, and engage other CIDSE member organisations.  Participating agencies all contribute towards maintaining a policy officer, based at Broederlijk Delen (the Belgian member) to engage with the European Union (EU).  The role allows for the building up of relationships with decision-makers in order to facilitate information exchange, the raising of concerns about human rights and development issues.  It also includes lobbying in support of the EU’s existing commitment to a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and to the establishment of an independent, democratic and viable Palestinian state living side by side in peace and security with Israel and its neighbours.
Commodity Cost of Food Aid under Food For Progress Title I, Commodity Credit Corporation Purchase Program Food Aid (Food For Progress Title I, Commodity Credit Corporation Purchase) Commodity Cost for oil, soybean, crude, degummed bulk [1,820 gross metric tons] - through Foundation for International Community
Commodity Cost of Food Aid under Food For Progress Title I, Commodity Credit Corporation Purchase Program Food Aid (Food For Progress Title I, Commodity Credit Corporation Purchase) Commodity Cost for soybean meal bulk [9,010 gross metric tons] - through Foundation for International Community
Caribbean - Greater Caribbean Region Lab training and development As a result of expanding trade and tourism industries in the Caribbean, this area has long been recognized as a stepping stone for pests to enter the United States, especially via Florida. With 28 air and sea port, Florida serves as the first point of entry to the US mainland for many products and passengers for the Caribbean. In light of this there is need for the Region to have the capacity and ability to rapidly and accurately diagnosis plant and animal health problems to ensure the safe and sustainable trade of agricultural and animal products that are demanded by the U.S market and have access to relevant and scientific information systems to address trading partners requests.
Dominican Republic - Mollusk Training for the Plant Health Department Training of Dominican Plant Health officials in Mollusk Pest Identification
Enhanced produce inspection techniques Pests and insects interceptions in the United States have been a serious challenge for fruit and vegetables exporters in the Dominican Republic (DR). Despite efforts made by the DR Ministry of Agriculture and producers/exporters to address the issue of increased pest interceptions at the U.S. Ports of entry, pests such as thrips remain a serious problem. In August 2017, a mission from Miami Airport Authorities and APHIS-PPQ, delivered a conference on market requirements and entry procedures of the U.S. The APHIS team explained the importance of proper inspection and export certification system to detect pests prior shipping. The APHIS team also visited two packing houses and highlighted some weak points that may affect the quality of the inspections. The Export Quality and Safety Program (EQS) implemented by IESC (International Executive Service Corps) is providing support to improve the DR inspection system (infrastructure, training, tools, etc.) following the recommendations provided by APHIS. In this projects, APHIS conducted additional, follow-up hands-on and in-depth trainin
JACAGUA RIVER RESTORATION AND PROTECTION To extend Forest Service efforts to improve forest policies and practices internationally, address climate change, conserve and protect critical global forest environments and resources, and improve the lives of forest-dependent peoples by awarding grants to and entering into cooperative agreements with nonprofit organizations, multilateral organizations, and other individuals, organizations, institutions, and governments engaged in forest conservation and management.
Japan - Asian Gypsy Moth Port Outreach The project was directly involved in the on-going, established US-Canada-Japan AGM offshore summer ship inspection & certification program in Japan. The program safeguards North American forests from the introduction of AGM from Japan from the pathways of ships suprastructure and bulk or container cargo carrying life-forms of AGM into urban and rural parks and forests.
Surveillance and Preparedness for Viral Swine Foreign Hemorrhagic Fevers The training will enhance detection capabilities for potential African swine fever (ASF) introductions to the Dominican Republic and other Caribbean countries to prevent the spread in country and the region and enhance surveillance for classical swine fever to better assess disease status and distribution. It will also develop diagnostic capabilities for ASF detection and overall diagnostic preparedness for swine foreign hemorrhagic fevers in the Dominican Republic and other Caribbean countries.
African Swine Fever Response In July 2021, APHIS confirmed the presence of African swine fever (ASF) in the Dominican Republic, near the border with Haiti. Epidemic outbreaks of ASF can result in significant economic impacts, depending on the duration of the outbreak, extent of trade embargoes, and reaction of producers and consumers to the disease and response measures. APHIS has been working with the Dominican Republic Ministry of Agriculture to develop an enhanced surveillance strategy to identify infected farms and support response actions, including testing, depopulation, and cleaning and disinfection. This project (conducted in cooperation with OIRSA) provides funding and support to 1) ensure that field staff have the resources, supplies, and training needed to carry out these activities and allow the response to scale up for more rapid control of the spread of ASF; 2) enhance veterinary laboratory capacity and biosecurity to conduct diagnostic testing associated with the response; and 3) enhance biocontainment through placing canine detector dogs and incinerators at airports to prevent the international spread of ASF.