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IIEA 2020 seminars payment Support to the Institute for International and European Affairs (IIEA) for the Development Matters Lecture Series 2020 which provided an opportunity for Irish stakeholders to engage with global leaders in the development field and to communicate the priorities of the international development agenda to the wider public.
CS.2020.01: Friends of Ireland in Vietnam The primary goal of this project is to enhance youth active citizenship toward sustainable development in Vietnam
Rapid Reponse Initiative Deployment of WASH Cluster Coordinator to the Latin American and Caribbean Region
Religious of Jesus and Mary R.J.M. - Continuing I.T. Educa the Jean Rabel Region in Haiti The "R.J.M." project aims to continue I.T. Education and Health for the Jean Rabel Region trhough vocational training in Haiti.
The Redemptorists Awareness and learning about h ren with disabilities and nece ssity of accessibility and inc lusion to children through out reach pr The "Awareness and learning about human rights of children with disabilities and necessity of accessibility and inclusion to children through outreach primary school programme" project aims to provide quality primary education in India.
Programme Quality, Support & Devt: Ireland's 2020 Payment towards Programme Quality, Support and Development: Miscellaneous activities - 2020)
Columban Fathers Improving health outcomes thro tment to control drug & substa nce abuses for women through the provision of holistic ther apeutic tre The "Improving health outcomes through specialised treatment to control drug & substance abuses for women" aims to improve the health outcomes for women through the provision of holistic therapeutic  treatment services in the Rebirth Rehabilitation Centre in Myitkyina, Myanmar.
AIM Health Plus implementation research and progra mme data informs national leve AIM Health Plus implementation research and programme data informs national level MNCH advocacy
JUSTICE DEVT AND PEACE KANO “Food and Livelihood Intervention to Improve Food Security among Vulnerable Households in the face of Lockdown Occasioned by COVID-19 Pandemic" aims to reduce negative coping strategies and reduce humanitarian need by provding food items and COIVD-19 education in the North West.
JUSTICE DEVT AND PEACE COMMISSION ABUJA "Support for Vulnerable Households in FCT, Abuja", aimed to reduce humanitarian need during the COVID-19 pandemic by supplying food and non-food items (NFIs) in the Federal Capital Territory.
Rapid Reponse Initiative Rapid Reponse Initiative - Deployment of a Field Officer (Protection) to Myanmar
Marist Brothers Protecting Children at Risk an ct with the Law through vocati onal and secondary education, life skills, rights awareness and empowerm The "Protecting Children at Risk and Children in Conflict with the Law through vocational and secondary education, life skills, rights awareness and empowerment" project  aims to protect children at risk and in conflict through the provision of secondary education in the Philippines.
Objective 2: Local, municipal and departmental authorities are engaged in delivering programmes of prevention and response to GBV Objective 2: Local, municipal and departmental authorities are engaged in delivering programmes of prevention and response to Gender-Based Violence
Strenghtening Green Entrepreseneurship sup. Ecosys The Embassy supports Idealab to increase the visibility and understanding of green business approaches in Mozambique, and the central role of green woman entrepreneurs
Lebanon-HQHUM-UNOCHA-2020 The Lebanon Humanitarian Fund provides funding to organisations best placed to address humanitarian need.
Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa COVID-19 Staff Wellbeing, PPE The "COVID-19 Staff Wellbeing, PPE and Safety Measures-  SDCCH Wau , South Sudan" project aims to  provide material relief assistance and services to those affected by Covid-19 in Uganda.
payment towards study on the design of a South Africa Ireland Tech Challenge Fund The Embassy of Ireland in South Africa sought appropriate expertise to administer and deliver a research design of a pilot catalytic fund, using development cooperation funding, to incentivise Irish private sector engagement and collaboration with entrepreneurs and small business in South Africa and Ireland.
Baseball  For Social Change This project aims to provide sports and cultural activities to 60 children in order to prevent crime and to effectively build resilience of at-risk youth. Also, we will provide the cildren with healthy meals.
100 Dominican special needs kids more independent Our Project staff, of only  women, provide orientation and education to 100 Dominican families with children and adolescents living with disabilities, through modelling and teaching, during weekly home visits and 2 weekly half-day group sessions for adolescents, to enhance their social and emotional development, independence skills and inclusion. The whole family will experience a better quality of life.
Global STEM Awareness in Youth for next Generation Globally, current generation is facing  STEM talent crisis, primarily due to an under-resourced STEM education system in certain under-privileged areas . This is contributing to the decline in the interest among the younger generation and potentially could generate a huge gap in the future demand for the STEM skilled workforce. Our mission is to motivate and trigger interest in Youth around the world by introducing them to interesting way of learning technology in their field of interest.
Success Packages Klitschko Foundation provides schools and athletic facilities with the necessary sports equipment by sending Success Packages. Each package contains all the inventory and equipment needed to hold different sport classes and practice indoor/outdoor games and sport activites. Any section that will record a video of their training's has a chance to get sport equipment for active healthy lifestyle.
Vocational & Life Training for Madagascan Youths The Madagascar YMCA will assist up to 3600 disadvantaged orphans, school drop-outs, young women and rural youths to break the cycle of poverty and despair through life skills & vocational training.
Contribute to build a peace culture in Colombia This project aims to, through a methodology based around art and play, transform children into active citizens who have life skills which will enable them to build a peaceful world.
Education and hygiene for students with Sp. needs. This project will help the students of special school of Blind welfare council to live a better and healthy life. The students here are with down syndrome, cerebral palsy, mental disabilities, multiple disabilities and also with hearing impairment. All are from economically poor background and they come from tribal area. In last 7 years our special school - trained staff has changed many lives. Two of them are Neelam and Girish; played in Asia Pacific Special Olympics held in Australia in 2013.
Int'l Teacher Training on Agriculture - Mexico The Growing Connection trains youth and their communities to grow produce with water-saving, high-yield techniques and connects them to the Internet for info, advice, and communications with peers.
Provide Healthcare to 6000 K12 Students in Liberia Access to affordable, reliable healthcare in Liberia is limited, resulting in high morbidity, mortality and dropout rates among K12 students. Healthy Nation provides affordable primary healthcare, including monthly screens, health education, and menstrual health and hygiene. Our work allows boys and girls to gain relevant knowledge about communicable diseases like Ebola. We served 2000 students in the 2013/2014 school, and project service to 6000 kids int he 2015 school year.
5200 women & children empowerment, chipata zambia mitigate the socio-economical impact of HIV/AIDS food in-security and poverty for the marginalised women/children that eat once the other day,live on less than $1 per day exchange sex for food/money.
Developing a Shark-Safe Beach Protection Net The beach protection nets used now are designed to kill sharks. They are effective and also kill many dolphins, rays, turtles, and whales. A new type of net will be developed to eliminate these losses
Mapping Cholera in Bangladesh Every year, millions of Bangladeshis contract cholera - the nation's most prevalent diarrhea disease. Using cell phones equipped with data collection software, the Village Zero Project (V0P) aims to create a map that will show the proliferation of cholera in time and space, thus exposing where outbreaks most commonly originate. With this knowledge, water and sanitation infrastructure interventions can be implemented at the most disease-prone regions, helping to mitigate the spread of disease.
A safe space for Cambodia's vulnerable children The Poipet Reception Centre provides emergency and immediate care to unaccompanied Cambodian migrant children returned from Thailand. These children are victims of unsafe migration or trafficking. Our Reception Centre offers children a safe space to live and receive education, meals, and medical care while our staff attempt to locate their families and determine if reintegration is feasible and safe. In cases where it is not, we refer children to our other programs that provide long-term care.
Provide Medical Care to Maya Women Artisans Healthcare is a human right, but it's not accessible in rural Guatemala -particularly for indigenous women. That's why we're working with our town's hospital to offer free medical care to Cojolya's 30 artisans. Through this partnership, we ensure our artisans can continue supporting their families at the loom and maintain our cultural textiles for future generations. With your support, we can further empower Maya women in their pursuit of fair wages, academic opportunities, and, now, healthcare.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Caitlyn, Vivian, Riva, and Emily have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Start Empowerment From Slums This project addresses the issues of health education and economic status of the target groups in the slums focussing on the women, children, adolescent girls and mothers. The impact because of 3 years implementation will be improved health, educational, and economic status in the target populations. The project provides catalytic support to the target population and facilitates the processes and provides technical support and capacity building focussing on the key issues and provides sollutions
Emergency Support for Action on Corona Virus This project especially designs for Person with Disabilities (child & Adults) on Corona Virus COVID-19 pandemic has caused devastation across the globe and with our Bangladesh. Our countries shutting transportation, market Place and declare keeping quarantines, economies have taken a huge hit. This has just begun to unfold in Bangladesh and the job losses are many peoples. During this time of distress, save the livelihood of 500 Children & Person with Disabilities through your donations.
Healing for Sexual Violence Survivors in Colombia Colombia's war has been going on for so long, most people don't remember what peace was like. MADRE and Taller de Vida, our local sister organization, are there for former child soldiers caught up in this violence. And we're there for girls who've survived sexual violence in the war. Through counseling and human rights trainings, these young girls receive the support they need to heal. They are able to rebuild from the traumas they've endured, to seek justice and to demand an end to violence.
Education for 65 Students in Kibera, Kenya The Uweza Sponsorship Program currently provides academic scholarships to 65 primary, secondary, and college/university students from Kibera. The scholarship equips students with resources (school fees, school uniforms, textbooks) as well as guidance and mentorship to ensure that they can stay in school and access a quality education. Our scholars are selected on the basis of their home and family situation and their academic potential and attend schools throughout Kenya.
Help Us Educate Syrian Refugees in the Middle East The conflict in Syria has fueled the worst refugee crisis since the end of World War 2. There are over 5 million Syrian refugees in the Middle East, half of whom are children. Since April 2015, Libraries Without Borders has used the Ideas Box, an innovative tool for humanitarian emergencies, to provide Syrian refugees in Jordan, Iraq, and Lebanon with opportunities to learn, grow, cope, heal and prosper in the midst of conflict. We seek funding to expand our efforts in 2017.
EMPOWERING 200 DISABILITIES IN MOROGORO -TANZANIA This project will addresses the needs of 200 people with disabilities from poor families during this difficult period of COVID-19 who living at GAIRO district within Morogoro region. Providing entrepreneurship straining, provision of health protective devices against diseases (like sanitizes, mask, soap, sunburn lotion and hats that will keep skin healthy and protective), providing information about precaution measures of COVID-19 in accessible formats (using sign language and Braille writings).
Build a School in Senegal! This project will build a junior high school to educate 250 students in the town of Mbouma, Senegal where there is currently no local option beyond primary school leaving those in this poor, rural area of Senegal with very limited prospects of a better life.
Support Education in Dawasamu In Dawasamu we aim to improve phonics and literacy levels, aid physical and creative development and provide materials and infrastructure that would otherwise be unavailable in Fiji's rural schools. We endeavour to enrich the education within schools and broaden opportunities for pupils in the future. We also put strong focus on linking environmental education in the schools.
Need food for 200 children in Villavicencio We vulnerable children from poorer neighborhoods of the city of Villavicencio to try to eradicate hunger, sexual abuse, child abuse, we took them to the nearest parks and give them hot food, in these places there are basketball courts, football and there we shared a bit of recreation. we are also clothes and second hand shoes.
Empower 40 Dalit mothers with a micro-finance loan A loan to a Dalit mother to purchase a cow will change her and her family's lives forever. A cow will provide family nutrition and enough income to repay the loan and leave some more from day one. The loan will be repaid within 20 months and the money will then be relent to change the life of another family. The loan rather than a handout gives self-respect. We have already provided over 750 loans. Repayment rate is 100% due to the internal pressure of our mothers self-help groups.
Supporting the Simon Communities in Ireland The Simon Communities throughout Ireland provide the best possible care, accommodation and support for people experiencing homelessness and those at risk. Together, with people who are homeless, Simon tackles the root causes, promotes innovative responses and urges the government to fulfil their commitments.
Empower At-Risk Families with Literacy Promotoras Marin is often thought of as one of the richest counties in the country, but in fact it has one of the highest disparities between rich and poor. Disadvantaged children in this area often don't receive the help they need. Please help us to empower our youngest community members with a love of reading that will change their lives. We use a unique model of training parent leaders as Promotoras who bring vital literacy supports to their community members to close achievement gaps before they start.
Teaching English to 180 Children in Rural China Our organization plans to set up 3 virtual classrooms to provide free weekly English lessons (24 weeks per year) to 180 disadvantaged children in rural China, also providing English trainings to their school teachers. Lessons will be delivered via the Internet by volunteers based in Shanghai (or potentially anywhere in the world) who will be trained and supported by a professional trainer. We have ten years' experience of organizing and training volunteers to teach English in China.
Radio Access for Tsunami survivors in Indonesia A catastrophic 7.5 earthquake and tsunami left hundreds dead and over 300,000 people homeless in Palu, Indonesia. In addition to food, shelter and medicine, survivors need information and people rely on radio to broadcast information they can trust. Our solar powered wind-up Polaris radio lights provide 24/7 access to information, news and updates to displaced families and the disabled.The LED light provides light at night. The cell charging feature tops up cell phones (if survivors have one).
Water Project This project will repair the water pump and filter at a community hub centre in Mathibestad South Africa, providing clean water to the families of the children impacted by HIV/AIDS and allowing them to expand the garden program which will provide more food to them for eating and selling for an income. In addition, the clean water will allow for a second phase of a bakery which will teach the families business skills. Lastly the clean water will allow for partnership for an on-site health clinic.
Help Texas Recover after Hurricane Harvey Beginning as a tropical storm and fueled by unusually warm Gulf water, Hurricane Harvey made landfall on Friday, 25 August 2017, as a category 4 "major" hurricane, with wind speeds of 130 mph. Harvey's enormous destruction comes as a result of strong winds, torrential downpours, significant storm-surges and devastating flooding. Now considered to be one of the worst disasters to hit the US, All Hands Volunteers is responding to the millions of Texans reeling from the disaster.
LET HER BE - A touring production for 30 schools 'Let Her Be' is the story of the struggle of a girl who chooses determinedly to pursue her dreams despite her father's obvious disapproval of her constant attempt to learn things that 'only a boy should do'.  With the accompaniment of beautiful choreographic movements and sweet medley of African drums, this theatrical piece highlights the necessity to identify the woman as free from old social limitations and customs. It extols the self-fulfilment and self-development for women.
Cambodian Community Development for Extreme Poor BFCD provides education for children and parents, focusing on teaching English, nutrition and vocational training. Along with education, agricultural resources are being investigated to improve long-term farming practices and food production. In 2014, 100 families will benefit from classes teaching English, nutrition and health improvement. With financial support, this number can expand to include more people and more fields of education.
Seed Mothers promote Climate Resilient Crops+Food The project will support 100 Adivasi Seed Mothers to conserve Climate Resilient local seeds, organise local women farmers groups and support 5,000 small family farms to produce enough food for their families and earn by selling surplus food, in Southern districts of Odisha state in India. Adivasi communities lost diverse varieties of traditional drought resilient paddy, millet and pulses seeds to hybrid market seeds and severe climate change effects over last few decades.
Vanuatu Communities Support - Cyclone Pam On Friday, March 13 2015, Cyclone Pam seriously affected Vanuatu with especially the central and south parts of the archipelago leaving thousands of people without home and resources.  80% of the rural communities live on the subsistence agriculture and in the coming weeks the situation will become more dramatic with a shortage of food. We need some support to be able to assist the communities surrounding our centre in Port Vila and our members from the islands.
Help our Animal Hospital Survive Covid-19 Crisis The global Covid-19 Virus crisis is affecting the whole world. In India we are facing a nationwide lockdown and restrictions that are having a severe impact on our ability to help sick and injured animals.     This project will provide emergency funding to help TOLFA get through these uncertain and unpredictable times. Supplies of food and medicines are getting harder to source and what we can get is becoming more expensive. We want to ensure we can keep helping the animals who rely on us.
"Support-A-Child" Help Child Go To School & Study In Nepal, there are still many parents who do not send their children to school because of financial hardship. School enrollment and attendance need to be increased through care, support and building up child competency. Students need to be encouraged through hands-on practical learning, which will make learning interesting. Through an integrated approach with the curriculum, students will be trained to understand and gain deeper insight on various environmental issues affecting our daily life.
#EndMenstrualAbsenteeism for 1000 Girls in Zambia On average, underprivileged girls miss about 10% of school days annually due to lack of menstrual supplies.  This issue is worse in some Zambian villages where girls miss up to 20% of school, often missing exams or performing poorly as a result of their absenteeism during their period. The Basizana Project aims to address this issue by providing sustainable menstrual cups to a total of 1000 girls across 10 schools in rural Zambia, thus eliminating menstrual absenteeism in the school.
Save Historic Rail Station and Revitalize Our Town This project will revitalize our rural PA town and region and save a historic railroad building, once the center of the community. With your support, we will renovate the 1849 railroad station in Nicholson into a community/visitors center and a gateway to the Viaduct Valley Way Scenic Byway. The amount requested will be used to leverage state/federal funding for the rehabilitation phase of the project. Thank you for your help to encourage successful economic development and preserve history.
Star Cities 2 Continuation of Star City Models Project; a joint project with YMCA-Gabrovo, Planetarium-Gabrovo and Club Icarus 2010-Sevlievo. Practical training with children between 10 and 15. Lecturers will teach the children astronomy, astrophysics, astronautics, space engineering, rocket building and general knowledge about space. Based on gained experience from the first project and the implemented good practices, we will double the number of participants (from 15 to 30) within the same budget
Save island from becoming a petroleum terminal This project will help save Bona Island, a pristine marine life sanctuary in Panama from being devastated and converted into a petroleum terminal. CIAM will draft the legislative initiative to promote its "Wildlife Refuge" status. Our project will protect the numerous marine bird species, coral reef communities, sea turtles and humpback whales; but will also work to help the local communities in the area that rely on artisanal fisheries to protect their sources of livelihood.
Support Ugandan orphans in Vocational skills Our Organisation supports orphaned and vulnerable teenage girls and provide counseling, training in life skills,vocational skills & business, supporting them to improve standards of living for them, their families and communities. Through this project we seek support to train 40 orphans and vulnerable teenage girls in courses of cosmetology, hair dressing and tailoring for a year through our vocation school, Mityana Community school of cosmetology.