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Increase citizens action to demand their rights and entitlements from local & national decision makers The National Conversation Five (NC5) will be a vibrant governance radio-talk show whose overall objective is to achieve ‘increased citizens action to demand their rights and entitlements from local and national decision makers, as well as increase in responsiveness of the local and national governments to citizens’ needs.’
Strategy Planning and Transparency The Irish Aid programme is subject to regular internal and external monitoring. Irish Aid progresses incrementally towards full implementation of its aid transparency commitments. This budget line also contains payments to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI). IATI is a voluntary, multi-stakeholder initiative that seeks to improve the transparency of aid, development, and humanitarian resources in order to increase their effectiveness in tackling poverty Evaluations are important instruments of accountability in development cooperation, and contribute to our future effective strategy planning. Ireland commmits to it's IATI commitments by publishing aid information in IATI’s electronic format (XML) on the Irish Aid website – before linking it to the IATI Registry. The Registry acts as an online catalogue and index of links to all of the raw data published to the IATI Standard.
Improve Coordination & Oversigth in Admin Governor Office Improve Coordination & Oversigth in Admin, Capcity Strengthening, coordenation and monitoring
SECOND DISBURSEMENT 2021 BURSARY PROGRAMME ACTIVIT Irish Bursary Program for Karamoja implemented by the Straight Talk foundation the interim strategy (2021-2022) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES), 9 district governments of Karamoja, Secondary schools and tertiary institutions focusing on increasing access to and completion of quality post primary and secondary education for the disadvantaged but bright Karamojong girls.
Global Partnership for Education 2021 Year 4 Voluntary core funding to the Global Partnership for Education, a multi-stakeholder partnership and fund that aims to strengthen education systems in developing countries in order to increase the number of children who are in school and learning, with a specific emphasis on girls’ access to quality education.
EUROPEAN INSTITUTE FOR PEACE ADDENDUM TO CONTRACT HQ-SF-2021-EIP Core funding to support the Institute’s aims to achieve sustainable transitions from violence to peace through dialogue and partnership through tools of mediation and political dialogue to shape responses to conflict, promote conflict sensitive engagements, and ensure an optimal European role in supporting sustainable, lasting peace agreements.
Economic Reform and Educational Linkages Outcome 5: Economic, cultural and educational linkages are cultivated and strengthened Ireland provides support to new and existing partnerships through the Africa Innovation Fund, contributing to linkages between Ireland and Ethiopia, particularly on tourism and investment promotion.
World Bank, May 2021, techn'l & coordin'n support World Bank This project implemented by the WB oversees the Productive Safety Nets Programme (PSNP) which aims to reduce extreme poverty in rural Ethiopia and to enhance poor and vulnerable rural households’ resilience to economic, climatic and other shocks.   In 2021/22 the PSNP aimed to reach 6.98 million (51% female) extreme poor and vulnerable people in 408 drought-prone rural districts of nine regions (Afar, Amhara, Dire Dawa, Harar, Oromia, SNNP, Sidama and Somali).  Activities supported include public works programme and social cash transfer payments.
LINE HEALTH WORKERS IN JORDAN The Noor-al-Hussein Foundation’s Institute for Family Health (IFH) are leaders in the field of health related capacity building in Jordan. The pilot programme will support IFH to provide short-term mental health support of frontline health care workers, in the context of Covid 19, as well as develop capability within the healthcare system to address the issues in the long term.
INNOVATIVE ONLINE AND IN PERSON ADVOCACY TO INFLUENCE LOCAL HUMAN RIGHTS CHANGE The ‘Innovative online and in-person advocacy to influence local human rights change’ project aims to to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe and the Middle East. Specifically, it seeks to enable local civil society to mobilise international levers of influence in favour of human rights, by; strengthening online and physical coordination between human rights NGOs and human rights defenders; improving their documentation on human rights situations; increasing their interaction and policy influence with the UN, EU and others; and increasing effective public visibility of these situations.
Year 1 Payment Creating Jobs and measurable impact via Brand PMIA The ‘Creating jobs and measurable impact via Brand PMIA’ project aims to generate employment opportunities in the African food and fashion sectors by building the capacity of African producers to market their products internationally.
CFJP GBOKO water sanitation provision for internally-displaced community This project aims to drill a solar powered water pump borehole with a 15,000 litre metal tank in Mbaikya Community of Gboko LGA. Mbaikya community urgently needs access to safe-drinking water as the sources of water in the community are not enough to serve both the host community and the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) now residing in the community as a result of farmer-herder conflicts in the area.
Mendida, Dec 2021, receivig support for elementar school building fence project This micro project with the Cistercian Monastery in Mendida in North Shewa, Oromia Region will fund the Construction of a perimeter fence for the primary school. The objective of the project is to provide a safe and protective education environment and ensure that everyone within the grounds is provided with the privacy they desire.
ICMPS 2021 Cbr Marist Sisters Fiji This project focusses on educational awareness and support to our people. Participants will become first responders as agents of healing and compassion with primary reference towards the safety and protection of women and children who are survivors of domestic violence and abuse. Spaces will be provided for expressions by victims and survivors towards their empowerment. During the Covid 19 lockdown periods, families in Fiji remain together and have the opportunity to pray more and spend quality time together. However, media publications and statistics from the Women Crisis Centre report an alarming increase of domestic violence and abuse. This intervention aims to mitigate against this.
Burj Al Luqluq   MICRO001 Voluntary contribution supporting Burj al Luqluq's projects supporting children with disabilities.
STRENGTHENING CIVIL SOCIETY THROUGH THE UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW The ‘Strengthening Civil Society through the Universal Periodic Review’ project aims to strengthen the capacity of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) to effectively advocate for human rights and democratic reform through the Universal Periodic Review (UPR).
Response to reducing impact of humanitarian crisis Social supports for poor and vulnerable hhlds Outcome 3: Improved resilience (reduced humanitarian need) Malawi’s most vulnerable, in particular women and girls in rural areas, are better able to withstand shocks arising from severe weather events, socio-economic stress, and other hazards.
CoE HORIZONTAL FACILITY FOR WESTERN BALKANS/TURKEY KOSOVO COOPERATION ACTIVITIES Since the Council of Europe and Kosovo met in Pristina in November 2013 in the first Working Group to initiate discussion on collaborative planning and programming, the COE has intensified co-operation activities in Kosovo. These have essentially come under the rubric of the COE Horizontal Facility for the Western Balkans and Turkey, which focused initially on efficiency of justice, prisons and police, education and corruption in higher education. It has now moved on to its second phase, with a series of projects covering areas such as efficiency of justice, freedom of expression and media as well as protection of fundamental rights and equality, which form the basis for cooperation activities in Kosovo.
CORE FUNDING 2021 Voluntary core funding to the International Partnership for Microbicides (IPM). 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.
I AM GIRL PROJECT YEAR 3 PAYMENT The ‘I AM GIRL – Alleviating barriers to the education of adolescent girls and other children in primary schools and communities in Uganda’ project aims to improve water, hygiene and sanitation facilities and provide education on personal and menstrual hygiene, while challenging societal norms around gender.
Grant to UNFPA TEENS Project 2021 grant The project employs iterative design approaches and new technologies in the support to safe spaces for vulnerable women and adolescent girls. The programme strategy will provide safe spaces of engagement for women and adolescent girls that for the first time in Malawi employs new technologies as network and information platforms and a significant scaling up strategy for safe spaces. .  The programme will target a total population of indirect beneficiaries of  44,675 girls and young women and boys and men between 15-24 years in Lilongwe a semi-urban area. The direct target population and primary beneficiaries of the programme are the 3,100 adolescent girls and women between 15-24 years.
Regional data migration and analysis Development of a comprehensive data hub on regional migration to inform policy. the project also conducts research and analysis on access to services for migrants with disabilities.
Programme Quality and Support Programme Quality & Support Programme Quality and Support Costs are required to support the implementation of the programme including research, planning, and administration costs.
Fellowships Provision of fellowships to selected students to pursue post graduate study in Ireland. the selection process is geared towards students who are not otherwise likely to attend post graduate study and the courses funded address critical skills to advance inclusive economic growth.
Support towards the celebration of IWD 2021 International Women's Day Support towards the celebration of IWD 2021 International Women's Day
Pilot Programme Empowering Female Rural Entrepreneurs in Mexico Pilot Programme Empowering Female Rural Entrepreneurs in Mexico
DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION GRANT PAYMENT 2021 The Changemakers project implemented by Ìnishowen Development Partnership aims to increase development education awareness and action through a range of activities in the adult and community sector. Key activities include delivery of development education workshops, a grants scheme, community debates, development education activities in the Art sector, development of resources and supporting towns in Donegal to obtain Fairtrade status.
ICMPS BANGKOK 2021-GOOD SHEPERD SISTERS NONG KHAI The project will provide for the establishment of a covered vegetable garden with automated watering system to increase the production of vegetables all year round and to provide meaningful daily occupation for patients rehabilitating in the Garden of Friendship. GSSNK have already secured funding for eight covers but seek funds for soil preparation for the garden beds and to install solar panels to run the automated irrigation system currently being installed.
YEAR 4 STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP GRANT Promoting responsible international volunteering in line with best practice and providing support to volunteers
Gender Equality Science Education Output 3: STEM Education and innovation and Gender Equality are fostered to increase opportunities for youth and women Ireland supports the national scale-up of Young Scientist Kenya (youth and gender) and efforts to enhance women's empowerment.
EHRC, Nov 2021, Support EHRC project The Supporting Ethiopian Human Right Commission project in Ethiopia, is implemented by Ethiopian Human Right Commission (EHRC).  The objective of the grant is to strengthen the capacity of the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission to become a nationally and internationally recognized independent and high performing human rights institution that promotes and protects human rights in Ethiopia. The key activities include; conducting human rights monitoring, investigation work, dissemination, discussion and follow-up of human rights reports’ findings and recommendations.
Improve nutrition status of women and children to  Imprest Request No. 3 The project - ‘Increasing production of nutritious crops and value-added products and their availability, affordability, and accessibility to increase dietary diversity, nutrition, and food security’ - seeks to increase access to affordable, readily available diverse diets and improve livelihoods, nutrition and food security. The project will focus on promoting the OFSP value chain (i.e. production to marketing) in six districts: Bombali, Koinadugu, Kono, Port Loko, Tonkolili and Western Area Rural mainly implemented by HKI in strong collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the Sierra Leone Agricultural Research Institute.
RAPID RESPONSE FUND FRONTLINE AIDS To help marginalised communities who are struggling to get urgent access to HIV services as a result of COVID-19. Examples of eligible uses include: Food, temporary shelter and other essentials to help individuals maintain HIV treatment and comply with COVID-19 measures; Transport costs for mobile provision of HIV treatment or prevention and/or harm reduction services or Adapting services to comply with COVID-19 measures, including securing or producing PPE for peer educators and other staff.
IRISH AID HPP 2021 SOMALI HPP funding is for humanitarian related interventions in situations of protracted, predictable and recurring crises
IATI UNOPS Membership Fee 1Jan-31 Dec 2022 IATI UNOPS Membership Fee 1Jan-31 Dec 2022
QUESTSCOPE - ZAATARI This funding is being provided for the final stage of a cultural book which compries food and stories from Za'atari Camp. It is intended for the book to be published in English and French with worldwide distribution with a focus on raising awareness and empathy  of Syrian refugees in Jordan, create livelihoods for women and document historical and current food practices and culture from Syrian's perspectives.
Commemoration of 16Days of activism campaign, Gender Based violence 2021   Commemoration of 16Days of activism campaign,Gender Based violence 2021 Commemoration of 16Days of activism campaign,Gender Based violence 2021
Irish Aid to Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund Funding to support the Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund
IFRC-21-02-St Vincent and The Grenadines Emergency Appeal for Volcano eruption St Vincent & The Grenadines
ICPMS 2020, Helm, Emb CAiro This funding will help create an inclusive society in Egypt where there is no discriminated or deprived societal group. According to research, 14% of the employers who have not hired PWD (Persons with Disability) stated that the lack of qualified candidates is the reason behind not employing them. Proposed activities inlcude Essential Work Skills Workshops incorporating complex problem solving, people management, service orientation, negotiation, creativity, and emotional intelligence trainings.
Enhance access to justice, rule of law, realization of Human rights, strenghthening ability of justice institution The goal of the project is to enhance access to justice, rule of law, and the realization of human rights on the islands by strengthening the ability of the justice institutions – Judiciary, Police, Public prosecution office, and the Ministry of Justice - to provide effective and accountable justice services, and empower the public to understand, and improve their handling of legal issues.
IFAD for their Enhanced Programme for Adaptation to Smallholder Programme ASAP+ The Enhanced Adaptation for Smallholder Agriculture Programme (ASAP+) is dedicated to channelling climate finance to small-scale producers, with particular attention to women and youth, in order to help them to combat the climate change and social drivers of food insecurity. Its primary focus is low-income countries, notably those in debt distress and whose economies depend heavily on agricultural production, as well as SIDS and other especially vulnerable or fragile countries struggling with food insecurity.
Help vulnerable communities in developing countries adapt to climate change. Finances projects and programmes that help vulnerable communities in developing countries adapt to climate change. The Fund was established under the Kyoto Protocol of the UNFCCC to support climate adaptation and resilience activities
Improve livelihoods of local Community Expand and diversify livelihood options for the communities in Niassa Reserve by improving subsistence crop production and contributing to a balanced diet.
UNRWA 2021 Prog. Budget Contribution €4m Core Programme Funding  UNHQ001 Voluntary contribution to support the implementation of UNRWA's 2021 Programme.
Programme Quality And Support Vietnam This is a process budget line used to support the quality and development of the Irish Aid programme in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar his is a process fund used to support programme staff salaries, research, strategic planning, oversight, monitoring and evaluation of Irish Aid programmes in Vietnam & Mekong Sub-Region. Funds are also allocated for public diplomacy to communicate about Irish Aid funded programmes.
IRC, support for emergency responsse mechanism International Rescue Committee The International Rescue Committee's (IRC) Emergency Response Mechanism will address acute humanitarian needs and ensure the survival of conflict-displaced and drought-affected people. This will be a country wide response, addressing all emergency needs, with a particular focus on protection and protection mainstreaming. The proposed humanitarian response includes Protection, WASH, Health, Nutrition, Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL), Emergency Shelter (ES)/Non-food Items (NFIs), Education in emergency (EiE) and Multipurpose Cash Assistance Response (MCAR).
Opposition to GBV and support to survivors Output 2: Opposition to Gender Based Violence and support for Gender Based Violence Survivors Strengthened Ireland's support focuses on enhancing coordination of gender based violence structures at national and provincial level to provide services to gender based violence survivors and their communities; and improving women's leadership in Zimbabwean society, at national and community level.
COVAX AMC 2nd DISBURSEMENT GAVI VACCINE ALLIANCE Funding to the COVAX Facility's AMC mechanism. This is in support of Covid-19 vaccine roll out in low and middle income countries via pooled purchasing, which both secures supply and reduces unit pricing.  Gavi hosts the COVAX facility.
3rd payment for solar powered irrigation for hemp research -- DARS 20% --last payment 3rd payment for solar powered irrigation for hemp research -- DARS 20% --last payment
UNDPPA MSU IE 2021 DPPA MEDIATION SUPPORT UNIT SZA Trust fund in support of DPPA’s mandate and its efforts to assist Member States in preventing conflict and sustaining peace. It helps DPPA to lead the Secretary-General’s good offices and mediation efforts, provide political analysis, electoral assistance and preventive diplomacy, and supports Special Envoys (SE) and Special Representatives of the Secretary-General (SRSGs) in their efforts to foster inclusive dialogues and resolve conflicts.
HQHUM/2021/UNOCHA/Myanmar HF Support to Un OCHA for the Myanmar Country Based Pool Fund
ICMPS UCAN SUPURGE PROJECT OCT 21 This project aims to train intern lawyers, the future legal professionals about gender, early and forced marriages, violence against women and girls and legal protection ways. The goal is to have lawyers, judges and prosecutors in the future that has a gender sensitive perspective. The beneficiaries will be Adana Bar Association and Van Bar Associations and also 60 intern lawyers who are in internship in those Bar Associations. The Bar Associations themselves requested the training and due to the problems experienced in the provinces in which they are located regarding the project subject. Both have a mixed population with different ethnic and cultural background including Syrian refugees; which will be helpful in  reaching disadvantaged  and marginalised groups.
Climate, Gender, Humanitarian & Resilience Climate Change 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.
HQ-SF-2021-DAG CORE FUNDING DAG Core funding to support the organisation to facilitates political dialogue to reduce violence. DAG advances political dialogue between governments, international organisations and armed groups in conflict situations. DAG identifies critical gaps in a peace process and addresses them, working closely with local partners, the United Nations and international partners, such as Ireland.
Improve Financial Monitoring - SS Office SS Office Improve Finanacial monitoring SS Office
Africa Strategy  / Trade The Africa Strategy and Innovation Fund supports the broad objectives of the Government’s Africa Strategy and the Global Ireland policy, which commits to doubling Ireland’s global footprint. It also supports innovative approaches to the implementation of Ireland’s new policy for international development, ‘A Better World’. These policies provide an increased impetus to expand our bilateral relationships, deepen our political engagement, innovate with our development cooperation and continue to seek opportunities for trade and investments in Africa. Increasing trade with countries in Africa, and supporting their inclusive and sustainable economic growth, is a focus of the Africa Strategy and Innovation Fund. The Africa Strategy and Innovation Fund supports projects and initiatives that further the aims of the Government’s Africa Strategy, which places Ireland’s traditional strong development focus in the broader framework of political, economic and cultural relations with African countries. An updated fund came on stream in 2019 following the Government’s commitment to double Ireland’s global footprint through the Global Ireland policy (2018) and as Ireland’s new policy for international development, ‘A Better World’, and new Government of Ireland Africa Strategy were launched (2019). The Africa Strategy and Innovation Fund supports an enhanced engagement with countries of secondary accreditation in Africa, and supports innovative projects which build Ireland’s profile and leverage existing investments from multilateral and civil society sources. Funding under the Africa Strategy and Innovation Fund must demonstrate value addition and alignment to the goals of the international development policy and to Global Ireland.
ICMPS BANGKOK 2021-GOOD SHEPERD SISTERS BANGKOK This funding will provide playground equipment for Thai and refugee children to provide development needs for children of every age, both physically and mentally. The project beneficiaries will consist of refugee and asylum seeker children school-aged children, both Montagnard and children of other nationalities, presently living in Bangkok and adjacent provinces.