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Mitigating the Impact of COVID-19 Responses on  Imprest Request No. 22 The ‘‘Mitigating the Impact of COVID-19 Responses on Governance and Accountability Processes in Sierra Leone’’ project in Sierra Leone, implemented by Institute of Governance Reform (IGR) in partnership with Center for Accountability and the Rule of Law (CARL) aims to follow-up on how the Covid-19 response period has affected the implementation of the 2018 EOM recommendations including the potential to affect the overall electoral timelines and activities; the impact of the response on human rights, civil society space, accountability in governance and women’s voices and spaces. The objective of the project is to mitigate the impacts of Covid-19 on governance and accountability processes in Sierra Leone through identifying, monitoring and documenting key governance and accountability challenges and risks influenced by the Covid-19 outbreak and response. The key activities include periodic researches/surveys, production and dissemination of policy and analytical papers and engaging with relevant state and non-state institution/agencies.
DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION GRANT PAYMENT 2021 The We Only Want the Earth project implemented by Galway One World Centre aims to build critical understanding of and engagement with Global Justice issues amongst educators so that teachers and student teachers are well-informed, confident and well-resourced to deliver quality, critical development education on local and global justice issues. Key activities include the Global Teachers Award and the No Place Like Home development education module.
Fupport to DFN National Nutrition Survey 2021 Fupport to DFN National Nutrition Survey 2021
Support for procurement of Solar lights for Perime ter fence in the Boarding Home Support for procurement of Solar lights for Perime ter fence in the Boarding Home
YMCA - Gaza   MICRO001 Voluntary contribution to support YMCA's activities in planning Christmas events for children
ICMPS - MEXICO 2021 IMDHD The project will provide leadership and management training for women who are members of family collectives searching for missing persons in Guanajuato. This training also has the objective of strengthening their ability to demand for truth and justice, as well as strengthening their organization skills by facilitating spaces for dialogue in which women will be able to share ideas, expand their cooperation networks, and create alliances.
Grow 100 miyawaki trees accross schools in 5 districts of Dar es salaam Grow 100 miyawaki trees accross schools in5districts of Dar es salaam using new scientific methods
Enhancing Empowerment and Protection of Women and DCD 30386 LIB.KTK.2021.01 The project contributes to the protection, empowerment and effective participation of Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs), and LGBTQIA+ Rights Defenders in inclusive democratic governance in Liberia.
EDUCATION CAN NOT WAIT 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
Multi-sectoral response aiming to improve nutritio DCD 30249 LIB.AAH.2021.01 Support to a multi-sectoral program aim at improving nutritional status of children under five in two counties in Liberia. The program works across three sectors (health and nutrition, food security and Water Sanitation and Hygiene inorder to achieve and build evidence on reducing malnutrition from a multi-secotral lens.
Inhambane and Niassa Solar Giraffes The project Solar Giraffe by Carlos Morgado Foundation-FCM in Inhambane and Niassa aims to build a structure that supports a photovoltaic panel and a roof to create a rural community space that can be used to charge mobile phones, provide lighting or to air a radio broadcasts. The structure also allows a focal point for access to new information, social and economic interactions, and increased safety in communities.
Archibishop Okoth Vocational Training Centre Smart Chicken breeding project Partner: Archbishop Okoth Vocational Training Centre (VTC) Project Title: 'Smart Chicken Breeding Facility'Project Objective: To promote social, economic and behavioural transformation of lives among targeted vulnerable members of Koru community Project Activities: Establishment of a Smart chicken breeding Facility (Site identification, recruitment, and facility construction, purchase of chicks, rearing and marketing to generate income. Income generated from chicken sale will be used to support beneficiaries basic needs and part of it ploughed back to sustain and scale up the project)
Heifer International Dairy sector funding project Embassy of Ireland in Kenya supports Heifer International to implement the Catalytic Impact for Dairy Sector Growth Project.  Project Goal: To accelerate pathway to living income through creation of job opportunities amongst 25,000 households through catalyzing the growth of farmer cooperatives and youth agribusinesses. Outcomes: • Improved competitiveness, and increased incomes of ten (10) farmer owned agribusiness, through catalytic fund investment • 10 Farmer Owned Agri Businesses (FOAB) organized into viable enterprises for enhanced market access and service delivery.• Increased Producer organization profitability through catalytic fund investment• Increased participation of Women and youth as a result of investments along the dairy value chainsObjectives: • To strengthen the institutional capacities of 10 farmer owned dairy agribusiness to sustainably manage catalytic impact investments.• To improve the competitiveness of ten (10) farmer owned agribusinesses through market and business development, financial and technical capacity investment for impact.• To stimulate the growth of women and youth owned enterprises for improved household livelihoods.
UN WOMEN CORE PAYMENT IRL Voluntary core contribution to UN Women to support their work on strategic focus areas which include: governance and participation in public life; women’s economic empowerment; ending violence against women and girls; and women, peace and security, humanitarian action, and disaster risk reduction.
Increased physicall access to Market, Buildings enhanced trade environ &promoting impro ved competitiveness 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.
Strengthen the primary health systems to respond to the needs of preg women & vulnerable child support the programme aims to improve Primary and community healthcare systems to contribute universal health coverage by maintaining the provision of essential primary healthcare services while responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Its  focuses was on recruitment and deployment of additional health staff as well as providing them with prevention skills and the protective equipments for protection as they provide essential healthcare services.
SCORE, Dec 2021, support for enhancement of the wellbeing of prisoners living in Arba Minch Prison, SNNP This project with the Catholic Congregation of the Holy Spirit, in Arbaminch town in Gamo Zone, SNNP region aims to enhance the wellbeing of prisoner living in the Arbaminch prison enabling them to live a dignified life and supporting their preparation for successful re-integration back into society.
COUNCIL OF EUROPE ACTION PLAN FOR GEORGIA 2020-2023 The Council of Europe’s Action Plan for Georgia 2020-2023 aims to bring Georgia’s legislation, institutions and practice into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, the rule of law and democracy. This includes reforms to enhance the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) case-law at national level, align national legislation and practice of anti-discrimination with European standards, promote gender equality, enhance the independence of the judicial system, improve electoral legislation, enhance the protection of economic and social rights, facilitate civil society participation in decision making at all levels, and increase dialogue and confidence building between divided communities.
Strengthen biodiversity conservation The Gorongosa Project (GP) is a Public-Private Partnership of Carr Foundation with the Government of Mozambique, with responsibility for the management of Gorongosa National Park (GNP). GNP covers 400,000 hectares in central Mozambique, while its Buffer Zone is home to close to 200,000 people. It covers a number of areas including science, tourism, conservation, governance, community development, and community service provision.
Support Triennial research & investment plan 2021-2023 The overall objective of IESE is to produce scientific knowledge and conduct social and academic interventions which inform development options and the formulation of public policies and reforms, including inclusive growth, greater and more effective political participation and a fairer society.
Targeted Response to Regional Political and Humani Support Refugee and Host Communities Output 4: Targetted Response to Regional, Political, and Humanitarian Crises Ireland provides support to UN agencies in support of refugees and their host communities across a range of sectors, including healthcare, nutrition, and the strengthening of SRHR
REAL NATION PAYMENT 2021/22 The Our World Irish Aid Awards programme implemented by Real Nation aims to raise awareness among primary school pupils from third to sixth class of how the work of Irish Aid and its partners across the world contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Participating pupils explore issues related to an annual theme and create projects. Key activities include an annual magazine and regional and national final award ceremonies.
Increased food income & energy security Adopting improved agriculture technologies Outcome 2: Enhanced Climate Action (in food, energy and livelihood sectors) Poor female-headed households will have improved access to ‘climate smart’ food, livelihoods, and energy
OUTREACH TO KARAMOJA STREET CHILDREN SUPPORT KARAMOJA STREET CHILDR The Support to Karamoja Street children project implemented by Women and Equal Opportunities Desk focuses on prevention of child trafficking and economic exploitation of Karamojong children to the streets of Kampala. The WEOD centre in Kampala receives 50 to 70 children daily. The grant was used to provide daily meals, clothes, items for crafts training, toys for the recreation activities, transport and first assistance for the weekly outreaches to the streets to meet the children and reintegrate them back to the community and to Karamoja.
UNICEF Climate and Resililence Programme Mekong Sub Region Imprest Number 8 The project aims to protect the most vulnerable and marginalised children and their families from the impacts of climate change and disasters in the Mekong sub-region, through enhancing child-specific & gender-sensitive data and evidence on climate and disaster risks and impact; strengthening technical and operational capacities of front-line government officials; and advancing exchange of knowledge, experiences and practices for action on climate and disaster resilience across the countries of the region.
2021 DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVES STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME PAYMENT Saolta the Adult and Community Education (ACE) Strategic Partnership Programme with Development Perspectives working in consortia with Concern, Aontas, Irish Rural Link and Maynooth University aims to increase awareness and understanding of development issues and increased capacity to take action targeting educators, community leaders and learners in the ACE sector and the general public. Key activities include workshops, training, curriculum development and production of resources, research and advocacy.
Contribution to UNHAS Activities in Syria AD21/06/02 DCD 29468 Funding to support UNHAS activities in Syria
ICMPS 2021, JakartaEM, Arus Pelangi this expenditure supports LGBTIQ+ persons and organisations in Indonesia, and provides management/organisational training for its members. The areas of LGBTIQ+ rights is a highly sensitive issue in Indonesia, where discrimination against, and criminalisation of, the LGBTIQ+ community is deeply entrenched. the funding will facilitate the enhancement of skills for members to organise, advocate and protect themselves. NGOs work in a very difficult environment and this project aims to support members and groups outside the Jakarta area, often in very conservative areas/regions.
CGE DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION PAYMENT YEAR 2 The Strengthening Capacity in Development Education (DE) Sector in Ireland project implemented by Centre for Global Education aims to raise the quality of DE practice locally and globally through the publication of two issues of the bi-annual peer reviewed journal Policy and Practice: A Development Education Review. Key activities include the publication of the journal and each issue will be supported by a seminar that will debate and promote the issues.
2021 Grant-support for youth training in skills: Bricklaying,painting,carpentry The project is aimed at creating opportunities for young people through skills training, work experience and community construction projects.    This is done through a simple but highly effective programme of construction skills trainingThe beneficiary focus is on disadvantaged communities and unemployed young men and women living below the poverty line living
ICMPS BANGKOK 2021-FOUNDATION FOR OLDER PERSONS The project aims to strengthen capacity on sustainable community-based forest management for the community based organisations (CBOs), volunteers involved in and responsible on community forest and forest fire management in Pong Nam Ron Sub-district in collaboration Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and Community network on community forest management including their local authorities, relevant government agencies and private sectors in the project areas, Chiang Mai Province.
IRISH AID HPP 2021 FUNDING UGANDA HPP funding is for humanitarian related interventions in situations of protracted, predictable and recurring crises
Capacity building for young girls & women to advocate for their human rights on land resource ownership Capacity building for young girls&women to advocatfor their human rights on landresource ownership
ICMPS -  Instituto Patricia Galvao The project will collect, monitor and disseminate information on violence against women in Brazil through monthly bulletins and webinars with specialists from the areas of the Justice system, public security and social assistance working in the field of violence against women and gender inequality. This funding will support project coordination and administration, publicity activities, and outreach costs.
ERFS FUNDING 2021 Funding support to Concern Worldwide respond to Humanitarian crises
2021 UNV IRELAND Voluntary core contribution comprising funding of the UN Volunteers Programme's Special Voluntary Fund and funding for the placement of Youth Volunteers and Specialist Volunteers in UN agencies in Irish Aid’s Key Partner Countries.
JLAC Irish Aid Core Funding PAL HRD 21   RECHQ050 The Human Rights and Democratisation Scheme provides support for Israeli and Palestinian NGOs engaged in promoting human rights and democratisation
Support for WFP's activities in the Philippines Funding to the World Food Plan in support of the humanitarian response to Typhoon Odette
GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR TB DRUG DEVELOPMENT FOR 2021 TB Alliance is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the discovery and development of better, faster-acting, and affordable tuberculosis drugs that are available to those who need them. The TB Alliance is a Product Development Partnership that leverages a global network of public and private partners to most efficiently advance TB drug development to research and develop new treatments for TB.
2021 NAWOU PAYMENT The  Accelerating the protection of women (Tipin) and girls  Rights) Project is implemented by the National Association of Women’s Organizations in Uganda (NAWOU)in Amudat, Nakapiripirit and Moroto districts of Karamoja sub region. It is targeting 17,601 women and girls and community leaders, with the aim of preventing female genital mutilation and building the organizational capacity of 3 women rights and development organisations i.e. AIDI, KAWUO and Maendeleo Ya Wanawake.
The IAEA core contribution The IAEA is an independent intergovernmental, science and technology-based organisation , in the United Nations family, that serves as the global focal point for nuclear cooperation; assists its Member States in the context of social and economic goals, in planning for and using nuclear science and technology for various peaceful purposes, including the generation of electricity, and facilitates the transfer of such technologyand knowkledge in a sustainable manner to developing Member States; develops nuclear safety standards, and based on these standards, promotes the achievement and maintenance of high levels of safety in applications of nuclear energy, as well as the protection of human health and the environment against ionising radiation; verifies through its inspection system that States comply with their commitments under the Non-Proliferation Treaty and other non-proliferation agreements ,to use nuclear material and facilities only for peaceful purpose
2nd tranche - Seed funding for AEPI establishment The African European Parliamentarians Initiative (AEPI) is established to advance development issues within Parliaments in a number of countries, in Europe and in Africa, with a view to fostering collaborative action – in areas such as capacity building, transparency and accountability, peace and security, and global health.
2021 funding - support for elections in Zambia The project contributes to capacitating Zambian institutions to have adequate policies to ensure inclusive, transparent, accountable and integrity-based democratic processes. It also responds to establishing mechanisms to ensure human security and mitigate conflict as pre-requisites for peaceful elections
TradeMark East Africa Women in trade project Kenya Title ‘Enhanced participation of Women in Trade in Kenya’ (WIT) . The WIT Project is implemented by Trade Mark East Africa (TMEA) . TMEA implements the programme through a consortium of 3 partners namely : Partner Africa, TruTrade and Sauti East Africa.Project overall goal is to increase number of women participating in trade within the agricultural sector in Kenya through eliminating the barriers of entry to trade for women and building the capacity of female producers, aggregators, cross-border traders, women-owned or women-led MSMEs/SMEs. Project activities include: 1.Strengthening access to agri-markets for female aggregators/producers 2. Increase participation of women traders in select sectors 3. Enhance capacity in women  owned/women led SMEs/MSMEs 4. Improve the policy/regulatory environment for women in trade
Transforming LANN+ to Nutrition Smart Communities  Imprest Request No. 27 The project expands on the already familiar LANN+ concept that was implemented by the partners (WHH &CWW) in the eastern and northern regions of Sierra Leone over the past five years. This project target a total population of 49,985 and 78,276 in Pujehun and Port Loko districts respectively, with the aim of tackling maternal and child malnutrition through systematic screening, development of nutrition-sensitive community plans in addition to the LANN+ approach (i.e. nutrition education; nutrition-sensitive agriculture; sustainable natural resources management; nutrition-sensitive WASH and Income and market linkages)
CENTRE FOR WOMEN YOUTH & COMMUNITY ACTION The programme seeks to increase school enrolment and reduce poverty by providing educational support for 100 orphaned and vulnerable children through community sensitisation, block granting to schools, and provision of income generating activities for caregivers of children in 2 pilot communities in Nasarawa state.
IRISH AID HPP 2021 OPT HPP funding is for humanitarian related interventions in situations of protracted, predictable and recurring crises
WFP PROG. - SCHOOL FEEDING The Transition to Home Grown school Feeding; Linking agriculture to Education in Karamoja project is implemented by the World Food Programme with the objectives of providing nutritious hot meals in schools to contribute to increased enrolment, attendance and retention and increasing smallholder access to the market.
Request letter Prevent violent extremism in Cabo Delgado Request letter Prevent violent extremism in Cabo Delgado
GBV & Humanitarian Response UNFPA in partnership with the Embassy responds to GBV in Zimbabwe by providing critical services to GBV survivors and supporting the prevention of GBV
STRENGTHENED PRACTICE THROUGH COLLABORATION : A STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP IN SUPPO RT OF EMBASSY OF IRELAND strengthened practice through collaboration: A strategic partnership in support of the Embassy of Ireland, Pretoria's 5-year Strategy 2017-2021. Goal of programme is to strengthen gender practice by providing reflective spaces for practitioners, and to provide academic support for generating evidence to inform gender programmes.
Irish Aid to Iraq Humanitarian Fund 2021 Funding to support the Iraq Humanitarian Fund
HALO Trust Demining Programme 21 01 Support to the HALO Trust for their Humanitarain demining programme in South Sudan
PROTECTING HUMAN RIGHTS THROUGH ACTIVE CITIZENRY PATRICULARLY THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN & GIRLS support to this CSO is focussed on: (a) training of Legal Advisors who are front line responders for GBV survivors and (b) supporting isolating communities to address gender equality through communal gardening, focus group discussions and training.
EMPRO.2017.09 YEAR 5  CEMA support to the Ministry (Committee) for Ethnic Affairs for technical assistance for capacity-building and policy development activities, notably provision of strategic inputs to the design and the guidance to implement the National targeted Programme for Ethnic Minority Development 2021-2025
SUPPORT FOR COVID-19 TREATMENT IN KOLKATA HOPE HOSPITAL INDIA Funding to the HOPE Foundation to respond to the COVID-19 crisis in India. Supporting interventions at HOPE hospital in Kolkata, providing lifesaving medical care to treat Covid-19 patients on a 24/7 basis via trained doctors and nurses. As well as direct medical support, funding will provide regular and appropriately and hygienically prepared nutritious food, to enhance recovery.
JDPC LAFIA Relief Assistance-500Househlds IDPs-food&HSE items Justice, Development and Peace Commission, Lafia (JDPCLAF), is delivering food support and COVID-19 awareness campaigns for 500 households whose livelihoods were affected by the economic impact of the pandemic in Obi, Gurku, and Lafia LGAs of Nasarawa State, Nigeria.
ICMPS - Sao Paulo - Santa Teresa de Calcuta Parish The training programme will include the establishment of a Solidarity Economy Social Enterprise in urban agriculture, in partnership with the Methodist University, for training and formation of new solidary enterprises in urban agriculture and related activities. Through the production of the garden, it will be possible to donate vegetables to vulnerable families, including course participants and the public served by the programs.
ADF provides grants to ADB's lower-income developing member countries. Ireland is providing a contribution of €20m over 9 years (2013-2021).  ADF provides grants to ADB's lower-income developing member countries. Established in 1974, the ADF initially provided loans on concessional terms. Activities supported by the ADF promote poverty reduction and improvements in the quality of life in the poorer countries of the Asia and Pacific region.