XM-DAC-21-1-2025A1XXXXXX DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative costs of development assistance programmes not already included under other ODA items as an integral part of the costs of delivering or implementing the aid provided DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 48310000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1COL24OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid Strengthened Engagement & Support for Peace Negotiations DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1COL24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid Stronger Processes of Peace Agreement DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2150000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1COL24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Human Rights & Gender Equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 700000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1COL24OB4 DFAT / Irish Aid Increased resilience to climate change DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1COLPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Colombia - Programme Quality and Support DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ETHOP1REIN DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 1: National and regional peace, security and prosperity are advanced, supported by stronger political and economic engagement DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1300000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ETHOP2GOPE DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 2: Institutions and processes for democratic governance and peacebuilding are strengthened and more accountable DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4350000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 3: Humanitarian needs are reduced by anticipating and responding to crises, including climate and conflict shocks DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21870000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ETHOP4GHLN DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 4: Gender equality is advanced through women and girls realising their rights, living healthier lives and accessing productive resources DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9150000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ETHOP5ERLI DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 5: Economic, cultural and educational linkages are cultivated and strengthened DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Quality and Support DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1530000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid Jordan Country Programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 750000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1KEN25OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid Strengthened Diplomatic Engagement DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 310000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1KEN25OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Sustainable Food Systems & Inclusive Governance DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 870000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1KEN25OB4 DFAT / Irish Aid Enhanced Peace & Stability in the HOA DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 220000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1KEN25OB5 DFAT / Irish Aid Strengthened Trade Economic Relations DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 80000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Kenya - Programme Quality and Support DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 370000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1LIBERIAOC2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid Transparent inclusive accountable institutions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1250000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1LIBERIAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid Women & girls safely access SRHR DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1300000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1LIBERIAOC4FNS DFAT / Irish Aid Vulnerable communities food nutrition security DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1850000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1LIBERIAOC5CLI DFAT / Irish Aid Vulnerable communities resilient to climate change DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 900000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1LIBPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Quality Support & Devt DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 450000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1MLWOC1POL DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome1 : Strengthened political engagement social and economic development and an effective Team Europe partnership with Malawi DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1600000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1MLWOC2GEN DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 2: Empowerment of young women through improved support Women empowerment & Gender based Violence. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1MLWOC3FIE DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 3. Increased Food Income and Energy Security for those most vulnerable to climate change, women in particular. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10250000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1MLWOC4IRX DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 4: Response to reducing impact of humanitarian crisis Effective DRM and Humanitarian Response DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5800000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Programme quality and support DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 850000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1MOZ25OP3 DFAT / Irish Aid Basic Health, Education & Gender DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13855000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1MOZ25OP4 DFAT / Irish Aid Peace, Governance & Stability DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3430000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid Humanitarian & Resilience DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3820000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Rural Development Livelihoods & Climate Adaptation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3920000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1MOZPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Support & Development DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1975000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1NIG24OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid Emergency Humanitarian Response Fund (EHRF) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 115000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1NIG24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid Rural Women, Climate & Renewable Energy DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 450000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Nigeria - Programme Quality and Support DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 125000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1PAA21OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid Enhanced capacity of the Ministry of Education through JFA engagement, providing improved educational opportunities for the Palestinian people DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3430000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1PAA21OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid Vulnerable communities in the West Bank, in particular in Area C and East Jerusalem, are more resilient and Livelihoods and resilience in Gaza are improved including through the provision of critical infrastructure. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1635000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Human rights organisations have sufficient capacity to promote and advocate for the human rights of Palestinians under occupation and Civil Society space is maintained, enabling duty bearers to be held to account DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1034000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1PAA21OB4 DFAT / Irish Aid International support for implementation of UNRWA’s mandate is safeguarded and essential services and emergency interventions are delivered to Palestine refugees. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1PAAPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Funding supports the implementation of the Bilateral Programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 151000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1RSAOB1POLITIC DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 1: Strengthened political partnerships with South Africa, Zimbabwe and the SADC Region to respond to national and regional challenges and opportunities. Small grant to Insitute for Justice and Reconciliation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1RSAOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 2 - Strong institutions, political processes and civil society participation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1RSAOB3GENDER DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 3: Gender equality and the rights of women and girls Grants to UN Women, Sonke Gender Justice and Social Change and Transformation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 700000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1RSAOB5TRADE DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 5: Strengthened trade and economic relations and institutional partnerships to support inclusive economic growth. Kader Asmal Fellowship in country costs, grant to THENSA, Irish Tech Challenge South Africa programme funding, and New Initiatives DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1RSAPADM DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Administrative Costs: These support the implementation of the Bilateral Programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1RSAPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Quality and Support Costs: These support the implementation of the Bilateral Programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 350000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1SEN24OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid Sustainable Food Systems & Climate Resilient DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1SEN24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid Climate Action DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1SEN24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Citizen Engagement, Research & Policy DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1SENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Quality & Support - Dakar DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1SIERRAOC1FNES DFAT / Irish Aid Vulnerable Households have increased nutrition DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6300000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1SIERRAOC2ED DFAT / Irish Aid Quality, inclusive and gender responsive education DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2200000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1SIERRAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid Marginalised women and adolescent girls are safe DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2650000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1SIERRAOC4GOV DFAT / Irish Aid More inclusive, transparent and accountable govern DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2150000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1SIERRAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Quality, Support & Devt DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 589000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1SIERRAPSDMICR DFAT / Irish Aid Micro Projects Sierra Leone DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1TANOT1PTPHR DFAT / Irish Aid Political Engt withTZ PromHRHT Peace Secu EU Partn DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2100000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1TANOT2MWGOP DFAT / Irish Aid Marginalised Women&Girls have Oppo-partc in SC&PL DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1TANOT3ANSRH DFAT / Irish Aid Access toNutrition SRH &PHCS to Marginalised Women DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8030000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1TANOT4SRLCC DFAT / Irish Aid Sustainable&Resil Livelih adapt to clichange-Women DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3720000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1TANOT5TIVCS DFAT / Irish Aid TZ Institutions&Vulnerable commun have capc to ada DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5500000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1TANOT6ECCTL DFAT / Irish Aid Emb Consular ,Cultiral,Trade & Peop-Peop link high DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1700000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Support Development DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1320000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1UGAO1PSHIP DFAT / Irish Aid Peace, security, trade and culture are promoted through political engagement and economic partnerships between Ireland and Uganda/Rwanda. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1050000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1UGAO2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid Good governance, accountability and human rights are strengthened by supporting effective governance institutions, including protecting and enhancing civil society space. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3200000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1UGAO3EDUC DFAT / Irish Aid Increased access to quality education and skilling for youth and children, with a focus on Karamoja and on inclusion and gender equality. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5950000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1UGAO4RESIL DFAT / Irish Aid Vulnerable communities are more resilient to climate change, conflict and crises, through social protection, climate action and humanitarian assistance DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6900000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1UGAO5RESULTS DFAT / Irish Aid An effective and adaptive Embassy team delivers high quality services and results DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Quality and Management DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1505000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1VNM23OUTA DFAT / Irish Aid Institutional capacity in education and agri-food DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1300000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1VNM23OUTB DFAT / Irish Aid Good governance and human rights and human mine ac DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3355000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1VNM23OUTC DFAT / Irish Aid The furthest behind first and nutrition and humani DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4320000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1VNMPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Quality And Support Vietnam DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 625000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ZAMOC1PMP DFAT / Irish Aid Political Multilat CS partnerships-security gover DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 850000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ZAMOC2EU DFAT / Irish Aid Influence and benefit through EU membership DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ZAMOC3GECACRR DFAT / Irish Aid Gender equality,climate, crisis reduction, youth DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5250000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ZAMOC4TIE DFAT / Irish Aid Effective team Ireland, business, culture,diaspora DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 830000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ZAMPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Quality, Support & Devt DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 650000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ZIMOB1POLITIC DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 1: Strengthened political partnerships with South Africa, Zimbabwe and the SADC Region to respond to national and regional challenges and opportunities. Grants paid to Zimbabwe Institute and SALO DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 350000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ZIMOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 2: Human Rights Institutions & CSO DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2150000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ZIMOB3GENDER DFAT / Irish Aid Outcome 3: Gender equality and the rights of women and girls DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3800000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ZIMPADM DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Administration, Support & Devt DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B1ZIMPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Programme Management and support DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 180000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Working towards a sustainable and just world, by supporting development education partners to deepen citizens’ understanding of issues relating to global poverty, injustice and development, reflect on their responsibilities as global citizens and take action for a fairer and more sustainable future for all. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7250000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid As part of Ireland’s commitment to sound electoral processes, Irish Aid supports the deployment of Irish observers on election observation missions led by the EU and the OSCE/ODHIR. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The In Country Micro Projects Scheme (ICMPS) enables Irish diplomatic missions in a number of countries, where Ireland does not have a development programme, to allocate funds to local civil society organisations for small development projects. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1210000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid Strategic Partners and Others DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17350000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland’s Civil Society Partnership (ICSP) for A Better World is a new five-year funding scheme for key Irish international development NGOs. It integrates three concluding schemes, the Programme Grant II (long-term development, public engagement and development education), the Humanitarian Programme Plan (for protracted crises) and the Emergency Response Funds Scheme (pre-positioned funds for acute humanitarian response). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Civil Society Fund is a competitive project funding scheme primarily for Irish NGOs to carry out development projects overseas. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7800000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B2VOL DFAT / Irish Aid Strengthening support for responsible volunteering, encouraging innovation and attracting interest from diverse groups of skilled volunteers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid Central America Programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2195000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B3HUMCERF DFAT / Irish Aid The Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) is a UN humanitarian funding instrument, managed by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA). It releases money rapidly when a crisis occurs or when there is a sudden escalation of an existing crisis and responds to underfunded emergencies. In order to address any sudden onset crisis or emergency that may arise, a humanitarian funding reserve is maintained to ensure that Ireland is in a position to respond rapidly and flexibly, either through a call for proposals or bilateral engagement with a pre-identified partner, depending on which organisations are best placed to respond. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 29200000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B3HUMCORE DFAT / Irish Aid Core funding to Ireland’s main UN humanitarian coordination partner, the Office for the coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), and core funding to the Red Cross Movement (International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC)) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22900000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland’s humanitarian response and funding is directed to where needs are greatest in sudden onset, protracted and conflict related crises, with a particular emphasis on forgotten and underfunded emergencies. Funding is allocated to UN managed Country Based Pooled Funds (CBPFs), ICRC and UN agencies for country specific responses. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 79500000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B3HUMGEN DFAT / Irish Aid Gender and protection programming in humanitarian contexts is strengthened through strategic partnerships, based on robust appraisals, increased accountability and a focus on monitoring of results and performance. Promotion of advocacy, good practice and research to address gender-based violence (GBV) in emergencies is supported through key partners DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3500000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B3HUMMINE DFAT / Irish Aid Humanitarian mine action contributes to the overarching goal of saving and protecting lives and alleviating suffering, and other policy priorities including global hunger, fragile states and economic growth. Funding is provided to the Halo Trust for implementation of its humanitarian mine action programmes DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2500000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B3HUMNGO DFAT / Irish Aid Funding from this budget line is allocated to the Start Network, specifically funding is allocated to two funds within Start Network: The Start Fund and Start Ready. The Start Fund is a pooled fund to respond to underfunded small to medium scale crises. Start Ready is a prepositioned funding mechanism that uses advanced planning so that funding can be rapidly released to a predicated humanitarian crisis. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2900000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B3HUMPRACT DFAT / Irish Aid Funding for the Good Practice Portfolio (GPP). GPP is a specific funding envelope that is intended to improve the impact of international humanitarian action by supporting research and promoting good practice in the humanitarian community. Partners that contribute towards more effective and efficient humanitarian action and a strong humanitarian system are supported. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 800000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid The Rapid Response Initiative budget line aims to assist in minimising the loss of life and alleviating the suffering of vulnerable people in crisis situations through the rapid deployment of emergency relief supplies and highly skilled personnel. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4100000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B3SIDS DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland’s Strategy for Partnership with Small Island Developing States (SIDS) forms the basis for Ireland's cooperation with SIDS. The Strategy reflects the breadth of areas where Ireland and SIDS already collaborate, including where we have shared interests in global outcomes. It identifies new opportunities and action to strengthen cooperation and build a sustained long-term partnership with this group of countries. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1356000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B4AFRICA DFAT / Irish Aid 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. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2750000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B4DISINC DFAT / Irish Aid Disability Inclusive Development DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 211000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B4ESSEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland supports global education funds and programmes to strengthen education systems, improve learning and increase equity and gender equality including in emergencies and protracted crises; to monitor progress on global education goals; to generate evidence and analysis for improved practices and international assessments of quality and learning. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18660000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Focus is on a portfolio of global, international and Irish initiatives, which have a proven ability to deliver results that improve health outcomes for the worlds' poorest. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 39784000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B4ESSSOCIAL DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland supports policies, programmes and research that improve the provision of social protection measures, enhance accountability, employment opportunities for those furthest behind and policy advocacy for universal social protection. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7750000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Since 1974, the Ireland Fellows Programme has brought promising individuals from ODA-eligible partner countries to study for a master’s qualification at an Irish University or Institute of Technology. The programme is intended to build capacity in these countries while simultaneously extending Ireland’s network of influence and improving familiarity with Ireland amongst a cohort with the potential to become influential in their home country. The programme offers selected students the opportunity to undertake a fully-funded one-year master’s programme at a prestigious higher education institution (HEI) in Ireland. The award covers course fees, flights, and accommodation and living costs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9800000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B4GEN DFAT / Irish Aid Reflecting Ireland's commitment to advancing gender equality and women's empowerment, funding supports a portfolio of partners and initiatives to address issues of gender inequality. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2720000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B4GOVHR DFAT / Irish Aid The Governance and Human Rights budget line provides funding to international partners working to improve governance and accountability internationally. There is a strong focus on improving tax systems, reducing illicit financial flows, strengthening institutions and improving transparency. Support to human rights partners through the Department provides valuable learning to inform our international engagement on human rights. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1455000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B4IECAGR DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland funds global agriculture and food system research, analysis and technical support to improve agriculture policies, institutions and markets, and agri-food SME financing facilities in developing countries. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10335000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid Funding implementation of Ireland's international climate priorities, in particular assisting the most vulnerable countries, groups and communities to adapt to the impacts of climate change. This also includes continued support to partners who provide analysis, evidence and knowledge to inform policy engagement, programme development, and innovation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 56005000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B4RESNUT DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland funds global nutrition work with a focus on undernutrition challenges at country level. Funding is on programmes, knowledge gaps, and support for national nutrition coordination and policy across all contributing sectors and stakeholders. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12120000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B5JPI DFAT / Irish Aid Development Internships are designed to provide an opportunity for the successful candidates to gain practical experience in the Government’s international development assistance programme. Internships will be for a duration of 12 months. The role of Development Intern will involve primarily working with development specialists who provide technical support to the Government’s international development cooperation programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 345000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Delivery of communications initiatives, outreach events, media engagement and management of Irish Aid website and social media platforms. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 720000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B5STRAT DFAT / Irish Aid 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 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 114000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid Funding to support the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) Development Assistance Committee (DAC), Development Centre, and associated working groups and networks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1710000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B6POLTECH DFAT / Irish Aid Technical support and expertise across the programme, including nutrition, social protection, education, economic inclusion, gender and financing for development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 105000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B6RESCH DFAT / Irish Aid Focus is in learning and building evidence to support the most effective approaches in reducing poverty. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4750000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B7REGDEVBKS DFAT / Irish Aid Regional Development Banks Trust Funds DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B7REGION DFAT / Irish Aid Ukraine and Neighbourhood Support DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B7UNTFPRO DFAT / Irish Aid UN Trust Funds Specific Projects DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4050000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B7WLDBK DFAT / Irish Aid Support to World Bank DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2800000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B8GEOWIN DFAT / Irish Aid Geographic windows: Ukraine & Middle East DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Peace Partnerships_x000D_ DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5114000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B8SECDEF DFAT / Irish Aid Common Security and Defence Policy_x000D_ DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1956000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025B8STRATRES DFAT / Irish Aid Strategic Research and Conferences DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025D1EDF DFAT / Irish Aid European Development Fund DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7567000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025D1OTHER DFAT / Irish Aid Other International Funds DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10598000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025D1TRAD DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland’s Aid for Trade support matches the commitment to continue to advocate strongly for the WTO, rule-based system to underpin economic, environmental and social development in developing countries; and to help developing countries improve their business and investment environment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2320000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025E1UNASS DFAT / Irish Aid Assessed Contributions to UN Agencies DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1075000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary Contributions to UN Agencies DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 47300000 XM-DAC-21-1-2025000001Administration DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative costs not included elsewhere DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 44876341.1 Department Of Foreign Affairs And Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025000002B1COL24OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 105722.82999999999 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000003B1COL24OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid Consultancy Fees & Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2063.4 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000004B1COL24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid Mission to Support the Peace Process in Colombia DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 General Secretary of OAS - Inter American Commission XM-DAC-21-1-2025000005B1COL24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid Mission to Support the Peace Process in Colombia. The overall objective is to promote peacebuilding efforts in Colombia by providing monitoring of conflict, violence and territorial dynamics situation, assistance, capacity building, and technical support, particularly in regions and with the communities most affected by conflict. (there is a focus on WPS especially women participation) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 General Secretary of OAS - Inter American Commission XM-DAC-21-1-2025000006B1COL24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid ‘Strategic Actions for Social Dialogue among Diverse and Opposing Actors’. This project aims to contribute to reducing the existing extreme social and political polarization, foster reconciliation, promote respect for life and build territorial peace in Colombia, with a specific focus on the regions of Cauca and Valle del Cauca. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 Pontificia Universidad Javeriana XM-DAC-21-1-2025000007B1COL24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid Supporting Peace Building programmes in Columbia. The main objectives of the fund are complementing the national government’s efforts to speed up the implementation of the 2016 Peace Agreement, promoting comprehensive transformations in the territories and increasing its reach to support new peace dialogues that the government is participating in with other armed group. (30% of budget is focused on Gender Equality Measures) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 750000 UN-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025000008B1COL24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid response and confidence building in peace dialogues in Colombia DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 640000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000009B1COL24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Strengthen womens participation in peacebuilding and climate justice, Columbia. Increased political participation of women in decision-making in local governance, security, peace and climate change policies DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Corporacion Para El Desarrolo Humano Humanizar XM-DAC-21-1-2025000010B1COL24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Support for OHCHR’s Human Rights work in Colombia. The overall objective is to improve the capacity of the State of Colombia to safeguard the rights and freedoms of the population, especially in those territories most vulnerable to violence, discrimination, and exclusion. (Gender Equality and LGBTQI+ Rights are a key area of work) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025000011B1COL24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Enhancing Women’s Security in Putumayo, Tumaco and Cauca. SDG will work with women, particularly from ethnic and rural communities, that are disproportionately affected by conflict-related violence and exclusion from protection mechanisms. The project strategy project builds on Year 1’s work in fostering trust between women leaders and police forces through structured dialogue and participatory engagement. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Social Development Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025000012B1COL24OB4 DFAT / Irish Aid Strengthen climate resilience and food security of indigenous communities in Amazon Basin through an integrated climate adaptation model promoting health and well-being through sustainable food systems. The ACT project will directly benefit 518 people from the Putumayo Amazon communities, and indirectly will reach around 1,025 members of neighbouring communities from other indigenous peoples who will incorporate the learning and practices derived from the chagras (traditional agroforestry systems) and the fish farming pilots, expanding the dissemination of knowledge and reinforcing the collective sustainability of the food systems. Strengthening traditional governance and knowledge systems is a central feature of the project to support the protection of Amazon rainforest and its cultures. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Amazon Conservation Team XM-DAC-21-1-2025000013B1COLPQS DFAT / Irish Aid ADISPA DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Association for the Integral and Sustainable Development of the Amazonian Pearl ADISPA XM-DAC-21-1-2025000014B1COLPQS DFAT / Irish Aid ASOCIACIÓN DE DESPLAZADOS DE PEÑAS COLORADAS DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Asociación de Desplazados de Peñas Coloradas XM-DAC-21-1-2025000015B1COLPQS DFAT / Irish Aid ASOCIACION HISTORIAS EN KILOMETROS DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Asociación Historias en Kilómetros  XM-DAC-21-1-2025000016B1COLPQS DFAT / Irish Aid ASOCIACION SORORIDAD SUREÑA DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Asociación Sororidad Sureña XM-DAC-21-1-2025000017B1COLPQS DFAT / Irish Aid ASOCIACION ZONAL INDIGENA CABILDOS Y AUTORIDADES T DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Asociación Zonal Indígena de Cabildos y Autoridades Tradicionales de La Chorrera XM-DAC-21-1-2025000018B1ETHOP1REIN DFAT / Irish Aid The Joint Financing Arrangement (JFA) supports the African Union (AU) in delivering on its Governance, Peace, and Security mandates through the PAPS Unearmarked Pool Fund (PAPS UPF). Ireland's contribution to the fund will support the AU's Agenda 2063 and its vision of "Silencing the Guns," aligned with Moonshot 4 of the 2024-2028 Strategic Plan. This initiative focuses on peaceful conflict resolution, supporting Member States, Regional Economic Communities (RECs), and Regional Mechanisms (RMs). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 African Union Commission XM-DAC-21-1-2025000019B1ETHOP1REIN DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Down Syndrome and Other Intellectual Disabilities Awareness (DOIDA) Initiative’ aims to raise awareness about Down Syndrome and intellectual disabilities across the continent. As major objective aim to promote inclusive Africa identity through differecnt activities on the AFrica Celebrate event, facilitate multi country dialogue to advance ratification and implementation of African Disablity Protocol (APD) , and inclusive training in the humanitarian setting. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Dibora Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000020B1ETHOP1REIN DFAT / Irish Aid The support directly goes to IGAD- CEWARN to promote the policy implementation space through establishment of a regional framework to support member states in integrating climate in their peace strategies, to establish synergies with existing initiative and strengthen the collaborative efforts at the RECs in harmonizing climate security interventions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 159687 IGAD South Sudan Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025000021B1ETHOP1REIN DFAT / Irish Aid The IGAD Special Envoy for Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and Somalia Office (RESGAS) is tasked with mediating and coordinating interventions in Ethiopia’s peace process and Tumaini High-Level Mediation for South Sudan. The project also supports RESGAS action research on entry points for women inclusion in peace processes on WPS to look the opportunities regards the women’s participation in peacebuilding. Its ultimate goal is to contribute to a more peaceful, prosperous and reconciled Ethiopia and South Sudan, sustainably built on inclusive peace process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 IGAD South Sudan Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025000022B1ETHOP1REIN DFAT / Irish Aid CTSAMVM is a ceasefire monitoring mechanism of the South Sudan revitalised Peace agreement. The overall goal of the project is to enable the CTSAMVM to contribute to the implementation of the R-ARCSS thereby paving the ground for socio-economic and political stability in South Sudan.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 IGAD South Sudan Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025000023B1ETHOP1REIN DFAT / Irish Aid The African Union’s Office of the Special Envoy on Women Peace and Security (AU OSE-WPS), established in 2014, leads efforts to advance the WPS agenda within the African Continent. It has helped initiate measures and continenetal frameworks to advance women’s inclusion in peace and political process in line with the four pillars of WPS: participation, prevention, protection and relief and recovery. The AU OSE-WPS is also a key player in the adoption of National Action Plans, now adopted by 37 Member States. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 280000 Norwegian Refugee Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025000024B1ETHOP1REIN DFAT / Irish Aid The Joint UNDP/DPPA Program (JP) works in delivering technical support to UN organizations that implement conflict prevention and peacebuilding initiatives. To this end Ireland will contribute to extension of the contract of the Regional Peace and Development Advisor, who is embedded within the UN Office of the Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa. The core obejective of the advisor is strengthening the nexus between peace and development through various joint initiatives to foster social cohesion, democratic governance, and inclusive political transitions in the region within the UN Prevention and Integration Strategy for the Horn of Africa framework. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 169838 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000025B1ETHOP2GOPE DFAT / Irish Aid The main objective of the project is to support inclusive, effective, and meaningful dialogue and reconciliation initiatives in Ethiopia, with a specific focus on the National Dialogue and on the implementation of the CoHA. This includes collaboration with civil society actors at both national and within the Tigray regions, where there have been challenges regarding inclusivity and transparency in the implementation process. Inclusive Peace aims to support efforts to improve openness in this area. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Association for Inclusive Peace XM-DAC-21-1-2025000026B1ETHOP2GOPE DFAT / Irish Aid The “Strengthening and promoting democratic processes and peaceful elections through enhanced engagement, capacity, and awareness of electoral stakeholders” project is implemented by Coalition of Ethiopian Civil Society Organizations for Election (CECOE).The main objective of the project is to strengthen democratic processes and promote peaceful elections through enhanced engagement, capacity, and awareness of electoral stakeholders. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Coalition of Ethiopian Civil Society Organizations XM-DAC-21-1-2025000027B1ETHOP2GOPE DFAT / Irish Aid The project has a long-term objective to promote, consolidate and deepen peace and reconciliation efforts in Ethiopia. Its short-term objective is to sustain capacities for peace and reconciliation in the Somali regional state and its border areas with Oromia. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 900000 Conciliation Resources XM-DAC-21-1-2025000028B1ETHOP2GOPE DFAT / Irish Aid The main objective of the programme is to support LCSOs with a focus on emerging and newly established CSOs in fostering a democratic, pluralistic, and innovative civil society sector in Ethiopia. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1069798 Mannion Daniels Limited XM-DAC-21-1-2025000029B1ETHOP2GOPE DFAT / Irish Aid Civil Society innovation Fund II Management fee DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 144202 Mannion Daniels Limited XM-DAC-21-1-2025000030B1ETHOP2GOPE DFAT / Irish Aid  The programme has two goals: Goal 1: Prevent Violations and Strengthen Protection in Conflict Situations and Goal 2: Strengthen the Rule of Law and Accountability for past Human Rights Violations in the context of conflicts. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025000031B1ETHOP2GOPE DFAT / Irish Aid  The programme has two goals: Goal 1: Prevent Violations and Strengthen Protection in Conflict Situations and Goal 2: Strengthen the Rule of Law and Accountability for past Human Rights Violations in the context of conflicts. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 756000 United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025000032B1ETHOP2GOPE DFAT / Irish Aid The overall objective is to advance gender equality, promoting women's participation in the national dialogue, and ensuring that the perspectives and experiences of women are integral to shaping national policies and strategies in Ethiopia. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 80000 Timran XM-DAC-21-1-2025000033B1ETHOP2GOPE DFAT / Irish Aid The programme aims to contribute towards laying-down the critical foundations and institutions for effective, peaceful and constructive dialogue in Ethiopia. Main activities include conduct targeted research and assessments including a capacity assessment, develop strategy plan and road map, recruitment of international and national experts, provision of trainings as well as IT equipment, facilitation of consultations, provide technical and logistical support in dialogue agenda selection and participants’ identification as well as engaging with groups of youth, women and media. The main target of the project is Ethiopian National Dialogue Commission, ENDC. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000034B1ETHOP2GOPE DFAT / Irish Aid  The goal of the project is to strengthen electoral systems and processes in Ethiopia that promote inclusion, gender equality, transparency and accountability through an effective and sustainable electoral management body and other electoral stakeholders.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 450000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000035B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid The objective of the climate smart livelihood programme is to contribute to strengthening the resilience of vulnerable communities' livelihoods to climate change, alleviate chronic food insecurity, and restore natural resource systems in Tigray region. This is a programme designed as part of post –war recovery and reconstruction programme.  The programme will target 75,378 households, including 19,844 female-headed households, 6,614 adolescence girls and 6,616 youth who are going to be involved and benefit from the programme.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1050000 Adigrat Diocese Catholic Secretariat [Adcs] XM-DAC-21-1-2025000036B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid The climate resilient seed system project is to rehabilitate and improve the operational capacity of Cooperative-Based Seed Producer (CBSP) Unions in the Tigray region, which have been adversely affected by war. In particular, the project will enhance climate-resilient food security and build resilience by sustainably boosting the availability of and farmers' access to improved seed varieties that are adaptable to moisture stress.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 750000 Agricultural Transformation Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025000037B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid Contribution to Red Cross operations in Ethiopia, whose overall goal is ensuring civilians are respected and protected in accordance with the humanitarian principles, and where applicable, IHL. The principal targeted groups include: malnourished children and pregnant and lactating women; separated families; unaccompanied minors; drought, conflict and violence affected households, including IDPs and host communities.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 International Committee of the Red Cross XM-DAC-21-1-2025000038B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid Prevent child Wasting in the Mandera triangle. It is a multi sectoral cross boarder program to adress child wasting in the horn of Africa working closely with HoA Embassies and HQ. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025000039B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid The outcome of the project focuses on enhancing the evidence base for the two primary humanitarian products in Ethiopia – the Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) and the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP), through multisectoral assessments and analysis, enabling improved prioritisation of humanitarian needs by humanitarian actors. It contributes for the quality delivery of all sectors including food security and nutrition. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Impact Initiatives XM-DAC-21-1-2025000040B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid The PSNP 5  is an extensive social protection programme targeted at 7.9 M vulnerable and food insecure people in Ethiopia. Its overall goal is to see “Extreme poverty is reduced in rural Ethiopia” through enhancing resilience of rural households affected by recurring climatic shocks and severe food insecurity. The program targets extreme poor (for the core caseload) and most vulnerable (for the transitory caseload) people. The interventions include delivering monthly cash and in kind food assistances for the target groups during lean season.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8000000 International Development Association XM-DAC-21-1-2025000041B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid The “A sensory environment, a space designed to promote inclusion and well-being” project in Mexico, implemented by Nuevo Mundo en Educación Especial Querétaro, aims to improve the care provided to people with intellectual disabilities, by equipping a space dedicated to personalised sensory stimulation. This initiative actively promotes their physical, cognitive and emotional development, contributing directly to their autonomy, full participation and equitable exercise of their human rights. The project will benefit six women aged 18 to 55 and nine men aged 18 to 44, all with intellectual disabilities or autism, with a prior diagnosis by external neurologists and a disability certificate issued by the Ministry of Health DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 109838 International Rescue Committee XM-DAC-21-1-2025000042B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid The purpose of the project is to enhance health and safety outcomes and the well-being of South Sudanese refugee men, women, girls, and boys, as well as host community members. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1200000 International Rescue Committee XM-DAC-21-1-2025000043B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid RRM2.0 will address acute humanitarian needs and ensure the survival of drought and conflict affected and displaced people. This will be a countrywide response, addressing all forms of emergency needs, with a particular focus on gender and protection mainstreaming. The proposed humanitarian response includes WASH, ES/NFIs, Health & Nutrition, MPCA. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1890162 International Rescue Committee XM-DAC-21-1-2025000044B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid This is part of the consortium project led by ADCS and the objective is to implment climate smart watershed management system and promote agroforestery practices and rehablitate degraded lands arround Gergera watershed in Tigray region. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 World AgroForestry Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000045B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid Supporting Women and Girls in Ethiopia's lowlands to realize their rights, and live healthy and productive lives free from violence and abuse DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Save the Children Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000046B1ETHOP3SPHU DFAT / Irish Aid The EHF is a UN-OCHA managed multi-donor Fund, which provides grants primarily to NGOs (international and local) for the delivery of immediate life-saving non-food humanitarian assistance. It also delivers emergency agricultural interventions, with objective of contributing to food security DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3170000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025000047B1ETHOP4GHLN DFAT / Irish Aid The project will engage in targeted outreach, capacity building, participatory workshops, and community mobilization to foster a shared responsibility among community members engage in advocacy and peace education on the women, peace and security agenda.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Accord Education Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000048B1ETHOP4GHLN DFAT / Irish Aid Support to Sustainable Development Goals Performance Fund (SDG PF) through a WB Multi-Donor Trust Fund. The SDG-PF supports interventions that contribute to improved access to, and equitable provision of, high-quality Primary Health Care (PHC) services. It is used for the delivery of Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health + Nutrition (RMNCAH+N) while also strengthening the overall health system. The SDG PF, a multi-donor pooled fund mechanism, finances underfunded priority areas within the Government of Ethiopia’s HSDIP. The HSDIP (2023-2026) overall goal is to improve the health status of the population through accelerating progress towards Universal Health Care (UHC). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4000000 International Development Association XM-DAC-21-1-2025000049B1ETHOP4GHLN DFAT / Irish Aid ODI conducts longitudinal research with Save the Children’s (SC) programme ‘‘Supporting Women and Girls in Ethiopia’s lowlands to realise their rights and live healthy and productive lives, free from violence and abuse’’ in six woredas in Somali and Afar regions to assess the effectiveness of the SC programme strategy and its response to the National Coasted Roadmap to End Child Marriage and FGM/C by 2025.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 350000 Overseas Development Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025000050B1ETHOP4GHLN DFAT / Irish Aid ODI conducts longitudinal research to with Save the Children’s (SC) programme ‘‘Supporting Women and Girls in Ethiopia’s lowlands to realise their rights and live healthy and productive lives, free from violence and abuse’’ in six woredas in Somali and Afar regions to assess the effectiveness of the SC programme strategy and its response to the National Coasted Roadmap to End Child Marriage and FGM/C by 2025.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Overseas Development Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025000051B1ETHOP4GHLN DFAT / Irish Aid The programme aims to support and strengthen governance, leadership, coordination and programme management capacity of the food and nutrition programming sectors through supporting the implementation of the food and nutrition strategy. It will extend its support to enhance the political commitment, multi-sectoral coordination and implementation capacities at federal level and in the targeted regional states. The programme is designed to support regional level food and nutrition strategy implementation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Save the Children Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000052B1ETHOP4GHLN DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to reduce suffering of crisis-affected individuals in Tigray and enhance their coping capacities through provision of high quality, survivor centred gender-based violence response services. It targets enabling access to comprehensive GBV and MHPSS services, livelihood recovery and strengthened capacity to provide quality GBV and MHPSS services to women, girls and other affected persons. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2220000 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025000053B1ETHOP4GHLN DFAT / Irish Aid Support to UNICEF for an intervention entitled ‘Support the health and well-being of women, children, and adolescents in conflict affected contexts in Ethiopia’ implemented in Afar and Tigray implementing a package of essential health services to women, new-borns, children, and adolescents with the aim of reducing maternal, neonatal and child mortality. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 650000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000054B1ETHOP4GHLN DFAT / Irish Aid This Qualitative Longitudinal Research will Build on over 20 years of impactful research and policy engagement, it will focus on young people’s health and wellbeing in Ethiopia. It will provide vital insights into how young people’s lives are changing as they navigate multiple intersecting crises, including the impacts of COVID-19, conflict, climate change (notably recent severe droughts), and high inflation, and how these crises have affected their health and wellbeing and that of their children. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19508 University Of Oxford XM-DAC-21-1-2025000055B1ETHOP4GHLN DFAT / Irish Aid The programme aims to strengthen the institutional capacity of federal and regional government agencies to implement gender equitable policies through a gender transformative approach and to ensure gender equality. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 800000 UN Women XM-DAC-21-1-2025000056B1ETHOP4GHLN DFAT / Irish Aid The programme aims to strengthen the institutional capacity of federal and regional government agencies to implement gender equitable policies through a gender transformative approach and to ensure gender equality.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 480000 UN Women XM-DAC-21-1-2025000057B1ETHOP5ERLI DFAT / Irish Aid Support progress on Ethiopia’s ongoing economic transition. Implementation of the government’s ambitious reform agenda stands to catalyse economic transformation by strengthening the role of the private sector, contributing to export expansion, promoting good governance practices and moving towards a sustainable financing model for Ethiopia’s growth and development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 International Development Association XM-DAC-21-1-2025000058B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Upgrade living conditions at Sebeta Blind school DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Building For Children CLG XM-DAC-21-1-2025000059B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Provide professional training to young female and Male athlets and Promoting a healthy and peaceful lifestyle DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Elmi Olindo Athletic Sport Club XM-DAC-21-1-2025000060B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Sponsorship for 2025 Safaricom Woman's 5km road race DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Great Ethiopian Run PLC XM-DAC-21-1-2025000061B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Increase women's awareness of their legal rights with a focus on family law, matrimonial property and marriage-related legal protections to support improved gender equality. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Justice For All Prison Fellowship Ehiopia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000062B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Amani Africa supports the implementation of the AU Peace and Security Council Protocol and AU norms on peace, security, governance, and constitutional rule through research-based policy analysis, technical support, and policy dialogue forums. It enhances transparency by analyzing and documenting AU PSC sessions, providing technical briefings, and shaping PSC agendas to improve efficiency. Amani Africa also organizes training workshops on the AU Peace and Security Architecture, creating platforms for diplomats, AU staff, international organizations, CSOs, and media to engage on AU-related issues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 269690.17000000004 Amani Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000063B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1032873.4099999992 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000064B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8986.259999999998 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000065B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Support safe spaces to protect vulnerable girls at Girls Secondary School who are unable to return home due to the risk of forced marriage, insecurity along travel routes, flood and inaccessible roads. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Loreto Mission, Rumbek XM-DAC-21-1-2025000066B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Solar power installation system at Comboni Comprehensive College to restore electricity to the school due to damage casued by confilict and destruction DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8588.14 Local Recipient XM-DAC-21-1-2025000067B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Reduce Infant Abandonment Rates, Improve Maternal Economic Stability and Enhance Community Understnding of Child-Rearing DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7000 Shamida Bright XM-DAC-21-1-2025000068B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The fund will support the agreed work of the DPG secretariat for 2025-2026, in line with DPG Phase VII workplans. Its Goal is to continue to provide effective cooperation and assistance to the GoE for the implementation of its long-term and medium-term plans, in a manner complementary to other sources of development finance. The project will strengthen the effectiveness of DPG support to Ethiopian development outcomes through improved coordination and implementation of effective development cooperation principles of national ownership, inclusive partnerships, a focus on results and mutual accountability and transparency. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 90000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000069B1ETHPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Development Partners' Group support for GoE's 10 year Development Plan and its current Medium-Term Development and Investment Plan 2026-2026. Facilitates enhanced aid effectiveness and constructive policy dialogue between GoE and members of the DPG, with the aim of enhanced poverty reduction and improved development assistance. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7095 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000070B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid Project to support the Al-Malaath Hospice in their provision of at-home hospice / palliative care through the purchase of 10 oxygen generators DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7336.4 Al Malath for Palliative Care XM-DAC-21-1-2025000071B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid Community Media Network is an independent media NGO seeking to serve the Jordanian community through an enlightening discourse. Their mission is to encourage dialogue, educate the public, help in the decision-making process, and empower the marginalized groups by managing media and cultural projects throughout the Kingdom of Jordan. This project aims to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their website AmmanNet, by hosting a conference on community radio in the Arab world. The conference will focus on critical issues facing community media today - such as how to secure funding, navigate governmental restrictions, and leveraging social media. This conference will also look at the future role of community-based, not-for-profit media in empowering marginalized communities and safeguarding the freedom of expression. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3668.2 Community Media Network XM-DAC-21-1-2025000072B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Growth Green Institute (GGGI) project focuses on building the climate resilience and employability of youth in Jordan, of both men and women as equally as it is able, by enhancing their green skills and fostering environmental awareness. The theory of change is driven by the understanding that equipping underserved Youth with green entrepreneurship training by increasing their capacity for understanding environmental challenges (such as climate change, biodiversity loss, air and water pollution, resource depletion, waste management, specific to Jordan), alongside identifying Green Business opportunities and aiding in allowing space for particpatory development , (market research, green behaviour) can influence youth-led green business initiatives that create local jobs with local solutions strengthening inclusive green economic opportunities in underserved regions in Jordan and impact sustainable development goals. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120000 Global Green Growth Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025000073B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid The Institute for Family Health (IFH) of the King Hussein Foundation (KHF) provides comprehensive services in primary healthcare such as family medicine and sexual and reproductive health. IFH’s approach responds to the needs of the most vulnerable and provides integrated prevention, curative, protection, rehabilitation, and resilience services. IFH cooperates at different levels with national institutions and stakeholders, including the Ministries of Health, Social Development and Justice. GBV prevention and response are increasingly underfunded in a challenging development context in Jordan – given that IFH leads national SGBV initiatives and interventions, they have emerged as an appropriate partner DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120000 Institute For Family Health XM-DAC-21-1-2025000074B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid Dar Abu Abdullah (DAA) is an NGO working to empower the most vulnerable individuals and sustain their livelihoods through projects that address the underlying causes of hunger and poverty across Jordan. DAA’s programmes and projects are specialised and tailored to the needs of the labour market and the uniqueness of the target beneficiaries, thus empowering families in their transition from dependence to independence, with a special focus on youth and women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120000 Jameiat Dar Abu Abdullah Llamal Alkhairi W Altanma XM-DAC-21-1-2025000075B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to strengthen the Jordanian National Red Cross Society's humanitarian support for Gazan evacuees by rehabilitating a safe space for a more enhanced environment that contributes to the safety, mental stability and overall protection and well-being of patients and their companions. Activities will include: Rehabilitate a 200 sqm outdoor area for recreational activities; Furnish the area with MHPSS-related equipment (kids playing area). The project will ensure that evacuees entering Jordan receive compassionate support that reduces suffering, strengthens safety and dignity, and bridges them to social services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7336.4 National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies - Jordan XM-DAC-21-1-2025000076B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid The Jordan Young Scientist (JoYS) initiative is a national programme designed to inspire, engage, and reward students in STEM fields, with a particular focus on girls. It aims to equip young Jordanians with critical skills in innovation, critical thinking, and problem-solving. The programme builds on the success of the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) in Ireland and has been implemented in collaboration with the Embassy of Ireland in Jordan, the Ministry of Education, the Crown Prince Foundation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Jordan Young Scientist XM-DAC-21-1-2025000077B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid The Jordan Young Scientist (JoYS) initiative is a national programme designed to inspire, engage, and reward students in STEM fields, with a particular focus on girls. It aims to equip young Jordanians with critical skills in innovation, critical thinking, and problem-solving. The programme builds on the success of the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) in Ireland and has been implemented in collaboration with the Embassy of Ireland in Jordan, the Ministry of Education, the Crown Prince Foundation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Jordan Young Scientist XM-DAC-21-1-2025000078B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid The Jordan Young Scientist (JoYS) initiative is a national programme designed to inspire, engage, and reward students in STEM fields, with a particular focus on girls. It aims to equip young Jordanians with critical skills in innovation, critical thinking, and problem-solving. The programme builds on the success of the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) in Ireland and has been implemented in collaboration with the Embassy of Ireland in Jordan, the Ministry of Education, the Crown Prince Foundation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Jordan Young Scientist XM-DAC-21-1-2025000079B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid This grant will support Mabarrat Um Al-Hussein, an orphanage for boys supporting care, education, and protection programs for children, to run an annual diplomatic bazaar event. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2445.47 Mabarrat Um Al Hussein XM-DAC-21-1-2025000080B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid Project to create of free-to-use outdoor gym. This collaboration marks the third Jordanian city, this time in the Zarqa Governorate, where an outdoor gym has been opened, following similar initiatives in Amman, and Ma'an. the objective of this partnership is to provide free access of Jordanian youth to gym equipment in their locality, so as to promote healthy living. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18247.07 Ministry of Youth XM-DAC-21-1-2025000081B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid The Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (HCD) has a mandate to oversee, coordinate, and advance the full realisation of rights for persons with disabilities in Jordan. HCD’s areas of intervention cover inclusive education, employment and vocational training, accessibility of infrastructure and public services, political participation, and legal capacity. The Council provides technical expertise, advocates for systemic reform, and supports institutions meeting accessibility and inclusion standards. It also monitors and reports on compliance and leads public awareness campaigns. As Jordan’s national technical authority on disability rights, HCD is committed to enhancing educational performance and outcomes for all students with disabilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 The Higher Council For The Rights Of Persons With Disabilities XM-DAC-21-1-2025000082B1JOR DFAT / Irish Aid In response to Jordan’s evolving economic and social landscape, UNICEF with the Ministry of Youth (MoY) proposes to launch a National Youth Survey 2025, followed by the development of the National Youth Strategy 2026–2030. Alongside core funding,  USAID and Netherlands funding, Ireland’s support of €130,000 will enable these activities, which aim to inform evidence-based policymaking, aligned with Jordan’s EMV, PSMR and Sustainable Development Goal commitments. The new strategy will serve as a comprehensive roadmap to advance youth well-being, empowerment, and inclusion. It will integrate cross-cutting priorities, including innovation, digital access, green growth, equity and inclusion, mental health and wellbeing, peace and security, and social cohesion DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 130000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000083B1KEN25OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid CMD-IDEA DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Center for Multiparty Democracy Kenya (CMD Kenya) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000084B1KEN25OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The AUNYD project has previously received funding from PMUN NY to support Kenyan Youth Delegates to participate in Ireland-supported initiatives at UNGA and ECOSOC Youth Forums. Colleagues at PMUN NY had a very positive experience with these youth leaders, including the Programme Coordinator for this project. This project will help support the position of the Embassy of Ireland as an advocate of inclusive governance, and as a development partner championing youth policy transformation in Kenya. Pending project achievements and outcomes, the Embassy will consider increasing funding to the SDGs Kenya Forum next year to strengthen our commitment to the youth engagement agenda in Kenya. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Coalition For Sustainable Dev.Ltd XM-DAC-21-1-2025000085B1KEN25OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid This grant was awarded to Ayin under the Embassy’s Sudan Partnership Fund, a pilot grant scheme which was part of the Embassy’s country plan for Sudan 2025-2026. With the aim of supporting locally-led organisations working in the area of human rights, accountability, press freedom and/or inclusive governance, Ayin Network is a suitable partner to participate in this pilot. Considering the complexities of operating in Sudan at present, Ayin has recently registered in Kenya as a company limited by guarantee. They are a subsidiary of Gisa Inc which is a charitable organisation based in the US with 501(c)(3) registration. The aim of Gisa is to support civic engagement and media in closed societies. Ayin have been a subsidiary of the Gisa Inc Group since their inception in 2013. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Gisa Inc XM-DAC-21-1-2025000086B1KEN25OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid This grant will support Young Scientist Kenya (YSK) on STEM outreach, Exhibition and boot camps. YSK aims to reach approximately 30,000 students in 300 schools across the country, with an increased focus on marginalized areas and special needs schools. YSK’s activities will focus on sustainability under the theme “Using STEM to Drive towards a Sustainable Future”. YSK aims to take a targeted approach to reach 600 – 1200 students per county during the outreach and mentorship program in 21 counties, with a focus on the underserved areas and marginalised groups such as girls, refugees and learners with special needs (PWDs) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 160000 Young Scientist Kenya XM-DAC-21-1-2025000087B1KEN25OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid YSK’s mission is to inspire and empower the next generation of young scientists, innovators, and entrepreneurs to transform their local and global communities through STEM. YSK’s strategy, “Leave No Learner Behind” focuses on 1) supporting students with access to learning materials 2) supporting schools with the provision of STEM mobile laboratories and 3) supporting teachers’ skills development. Specifically, in 2025, funding from the Embassy supports 1) STEM outreach activities 2) STEM bootcamp activities 3) the National Exhibition 4) a trip for the 2025 National Delegation winners to visit the BTYSTE in Ireland in January 2026 .The additional funding of €38,500 supported funding shortfalls for the organisation and the annual licensing fee to YSTE. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35800 Young Scientist Kenya XM-DAC-21-1-2025000088B1KEN25OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 262779.95000000007 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000089B1KEN25OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid The project will strengthen animal feed security, enhance cooperative governance, and promote regional trade and climate-smart practices across seven counties in Kenya. It contributes to Ireland’s development priorities under the Food and People clusters of A Better World and aligns with Kenya’s agricultural transformation agenda. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 130000 Strathmore Business School XM-DAC-21-1-2025000090B1KEN25OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to contribute knowledge and on-farm practice on innovative climate smart and economic production systems through introduction of forage-based animal genetics and use of novel climate smart forage feeding systems on-farm. Activities: Development of Economic Breeding Index, Improved forage based production to meet 90%+ of animals’ dietary requirements, Innovation Hub to support dairy forage-based production technology --- Smallholder farmers in dairy cooperatives, particularly women & youth DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Teagasc XM-DAC-21-1-2025000091B1KEN25OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid The project will strengthen county capacity in tracking financial flows to food systems (3FS) and evidence-based planning to improve food and nutrition security and inclusive growth. Implemented by GAIN with the Kisumu County Government and national partners, the project pilots the 3FS tool at county level. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Global Alliance For Improved Nutrition (Gain) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000092B1KEN25OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Since 2021, UN Women/OHCHR has advanced women’s roles in governance, peace, and security in Bungoma and Vihiga counties with Embassy of Ireland’s support. 2025 project seeks to strengthen women's involvement in leadership positions, by emphasizing their roles in decision-making processes related to governance, peace and security. This phase will empower women and communities to actively participate in conflict resolution at ward level, to reach women who are the furthest behind in their communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 140000 UN Women XM-DAC-21-1-2025000093B1KEN25OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid UNDP Kenya and its implementing partners Uraia Trust and Badili Africa will advance male and female youth civic engagement at the county level and within urban informal settlements. The three partners will take on complementary roles to empower young people, particularly those historically excluded from decision-making, to participate meaningfully in governance and policy processes that affect their lives DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000094B1KEN25OB4 DFAT / Irish Aid Across Phases I–III, SIHA worked with Women Peace and Security Champions to build solidarity, strengthen feminist leadership, and create spaces for grassroots women to engage meaningfully in peace and policy processes. These phases laid the foundation for a growing movement of women activists who, despite operating in volatile and restrictive environments, continue to demand accountability, challenge exclusion, and ensure those women’s lived realities are centred in governance and peacebuilding. Phase IV builds directly on these achievements. It will expand protection and political influence for WPS Champions, strengthen feminist monitoring and accountability mechanisms, and scale community-level advocacy. By linking grassroots priorities to national, regional, and continental policy spaces, this phase seeks to consolidate the gains from earlier stages and embed sustained feminist leadership and accountability into peace and governance processes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 220000 Strategic Initiative For Women In The Horn Of Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000095B1KEN25OB5 DFAT / Irish Aid The Women in Agri-Food for Resillience and Empowerment (AWARE) Programme in Uasin Gishu and Trans Nzoia counties in Kenya aims to strengthen 30 women-led small agri-food enterprises through combined practical training in business development, marketing, financial management, climate-smart agriculture, food safety, and export readiness with personalised, on-site business coaching to help enterprises improve operations and expand their markets. It will also create opportunities for SMEs to connect with buyers, access digital trading platforms, and contribute to county-level food system dialogues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 TradeMark Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000096B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Inclusive bakery Good Bread from Good People in Ukraine DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Amani Kibera Community Based Organization XM-DAC-21-1-2025000097B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid This is the second grant from the Embassy of Ireland to Voluntary Mission Movement (VMM). Street-connected youth in Kitale face systemic exclusion from legal, political, and social systems and are vulnerable to exploitation, particularly women and girls. These young people often lack legal identification documents and this prevents them from voting, accessing social protection, or securing formal work. This project seeks to address the root causes of this exclusion, and to support young people to register for legal identity documents (and subsequentlyregister to vote) and to become peace ambassadors, leading to reduced violence and increased democratic participation by street-connected youth. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Association of Mission Volunteers XM-DAC-21-1-2025000098B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Seeks to strengthen the capacities of citizens in informal settlements in Nakuru City, through their organized groups (male and female youth, women and PWDS) to scale up oversight in the county budget process to facilitate the realisation of their rights. The project shall employ a social accountability approach to foster structured engagement between the target groups, County Treasury, County Assembly and Nakuru City Board. Short term, the project aims to increase knowledge and participation of targeted participants in budget making processes in Nakuru City on their constitutional rights and responsibilities in county governance. Project also expected to enhance the capacity of 25 budget champions groups to spearhead citizen-led advocacy in the county planning and budgeting processes. The project will reach 400 citizens directly and 1,200 indirectly. Greater accountability, transparency, and responsiveness from county leadership is expected to contribute to improved public service delivery and equitable distribution of resources. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Centre for Enhancing Democracy and Good Governance XM-DAC-21-1-2025000099B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to strengthen inclusive governance and democratic participation in Mukuru Kwa Njenga informal settlement by empowering male, female youth, women-led community groups and PWDs to actively engage in local decision-making processes. Through civic education, capacity building, and grassroots advocacy, the project will enhance accountability, advocate for improved service delivery, and foster dialogue between citizens and local authorities. This initiative responds to the growing civic disengagement and systemic exclusion of marginalized groups in Mukuru Kwa Njenga. Despite being densely populated, the settlement experiences persistent neglect in basic services, lack of transparency in resource allocation, and minimal citizen participation in governance structures. Youth, women and PWDs, in particular, face barriers in accessing civic platforms due to limited awareness, digital exclusion, and socio-economic inequalities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Circles Of Hope CBO XM-DAC-21-1-2025000100B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid This project seeks to strengthen grassroots governance structures in the remote Evurore Ward, Embu County by empowering vulnerable women and youth to meaningfully participate in local decision-making, through structured, inclusive participatory forums. Targeting 300 direct beneficiaries, the initiative will enhance civic engagement, accountability, and community-driven development by building the leadership capacity of traditionally marginalized groups. The project is keen on meaningful engagement of women and youth, which will contribute to Ireland’s commitment to leave no one behind and reach the furthest behind first DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Climate Change Resilience and Poverty Reduction Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000101B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid MMM MUKURU DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200 Medical Missionaries of Mary Mukuru Health Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000102B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid The project will support civic education, peacebuilding, and youth engagement in underserved Mandera County through training 30 Civic Peace champions, hosting 6 community dialogue forums, and developing civic education toolkits in Somali and Borana ethnic languages. Mazingira Alliance is uniquely placed to implement this project because of its ability to work with hard to reach communities via its alliance set-up. The project is targeting the furthest behind in a fragile county with limited international investment. GoK and development partners such as the UN often exclude Mandera in civic engagement programming and political outreach. The Programme Coordinator for this project sits on the EU Youth Sounding Board and the concept is based on research he did on predictors of youth engagement in electoral processes in Kenya." DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Mazingira Alliance XM-DAC-21-1-2025000103B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid The project is based in Mathare informal settlement. It is a male and female youth-driven civic participation and peacebuilding initiative aiming to empower male, female and PWDs youth in Mathare using digital technology, community organization, and creative advocacy. The project seeks solutions to youth political exclusion, misinformation and violence in informal settlements and in particular during election cycles. Long-term goal will be to construct a peaceful, active, and informed youth bloc in Mathare through digital civic spaces, peer-to-peer discussions, and an artistic campaign in order to shape community governance DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Motobrix Innovation Centre CBO XM-DAC-21-1-2025000104B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Project seeks to combat drug abuse and crime among male and female youth in Nairobi's selected informal settlements through innovative sports-based interventions that aim to strengthen governance and democracy. Located in Kaloleni, Huruma, and Mathare slums, this project targets 300 youth 14-25yrs facing multiple vulnerabilities e.g unemployment, limited educational opportunities, exposure to drug abuse and criminal activities. The project will establish six community-led sports clubs as platforms for civic education, leadership development, and democratic engagement, creating sustainable pathways for youth empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9970 Mtaani Youth Sports Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025000105B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid The project seeks to enhance the capacity of youth, women, and people with disabilities living in informal settlements on digital literacy and safety, and to enable civic education and awareness raising on Technology-Facilitated Gender Based Violence (TFGBV) through digital civic spaces. A growing area of concern in Kenya, TFGBV has far-reaching impacts on the rights, safety, and participation of individuals in digital and offline spaces, particularly women and girls. The 2022 General Elections in Kenya saw a dramatic increase in GBV (including TFGBV), and as the 2027 General Elections in Kenya approach, this project is timely and needed to support inclusive online civic engagement and to support the prevention of TFGBV amongst marginalised communities.Targeting informal settlements in Nairobi, Kiambu, Machakos, and Kajiado counties, this project will directly support communities most at risk and vulnerable to digital abuse in the lead up to the 2027 Elections, and learnings from this project can be shared with the Embassy’s other partners working on youth and women civic engagement. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Mzalendo Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000106B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Project seeks to equip 85 young women leaders—5 from each of Nairobi's 17 sub-counties including PWDs—with knowledge and support to become effective advocates for gender-responsive budgeting. The project will deliver intensive training forums, empowering participants with critical budget literacy skills. The short-term impact includes enhanced budget literacy and advocacy skills among the 85 young women leaders, leading to increased participation and visibility of informed women's voices in budget consultation forums. In the long term, this project aims to foster more gender-responsive budget allocations and policies in Nairobi City County, ultimately addressing existing inequalities and promoting women's economic empowerment. By building a network of empowered young women advocates, this initiative seeks to create sustainable change in governance, promoting a more inclusive and equitable development trajectory for Nairobi, aligning to Ireland’s commitment to leave no one behind and support locally led action. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9712 Peace At Heart Initiative Network XM-DAC-21-1-2025000107B1KENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid TUNA FISHERIES ALLIANCE OF KENYA DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 249.78 Tuna Fisheries Alliance Of Kenya XM-DAC-21-1-2025000108B1LIBERIAOC2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support CSOs to amplify citizens' voices in demanding accountability in the management of the country’s resources, and their participation in key decision-making processes and local governance; and increase CSOs' oversight of equitable revenue-sharing between central and local government, climate financing and the implementation of national adaptation plan. As poart of its activiities, it explictly mandates the inclusion on women and PWDs in county councils, holding specific elections for representatives. This is to ensure that these traditionally under represented groups are part of decision makin DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Center For Democratic Governance XM-DAC-21-1-2025000109B1LIBERIAOC2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to contribute to Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs) and LGBTQI Rights Defenders (LGBTQI RDs) being better protected and supporting enabling environment to safely claim their rights and undertake effective participation in inclusive and peaceful democratic governance of Liberia. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Community Healthcare Intitiative XM-DAC-21-1-2025000110B1LIBERIAOC2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid This project addresses critical land tenure insecurity and governance challenges in Lofa, Liberia, specifically targeting the ecologically sensitive Wologisi Mountain area where forest ecosystems face increasing threats from unsustainable land use and extractive activities amid inadequate enforcement of environmental and climate change regulations. By formalizing customary land rights and strengthening community governance capacity, the project strategically positions local communities to engage from a position of secured land tenure and enhanced negotiating power with future investors or government entities interested in natural resource extraction in the area. It also provides gender senstivie training to the community, and embeds gender quotas into its structures to ensure women are fully included in land management, which was not happening previously. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Forum Civ XM-DAC-21-1-2025000111B1LIBERIAOC2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The Project aims to strengthen and enhance policy frameworks in Liberia for more sustainable and equitable use and management of natural resources in Liberia. It will tackle key governance, accountability, and compliance challenges in the management of natural resources, which are crucial for the country’s economic development and ability to adhere to key climate commitments and policy frameworks DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 175000 Integrity Watch Liberia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000112B1LIBERIAOC2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid ENHANCE aims to support women and LGBTQI+ activists, to promote human rights safely, sustainably and more efficiently in Liberia and Sierra Leone informed through research DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40000 Kvinna Till Kvinna Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000113B1LIBERIAOC2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The project has two strategic objectives: (1) enhancing meaningful participation of women, youth, and PWDs in leadership and decision-making through gender norm transformation, and (2) strengthening economic resilience through expanded Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLA) and transition to registered cooperatives. 15 traditional male leaders trained in gender-transformative leadership to become advocates for inclusive participation. Exisiting women's groups and groups of PWD will recieve leadership training and livlihood interventions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75000 Sustaining Peace Through Development Initiatives XM-DAC-21-1-2025000114B1LIBERIAOC2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to empower women leaders, women's rights organizations, and networks by amplifying their voices, enhancing their leadership skills, and increasing recognition of their effectiveness as community leaders. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 UN Women XM-DAC-21-1-2025000115B1LIBERIAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to reduce sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) and to enhance women, girls and marginalized groups’ access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in the South eastern part of Liberia DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 650000 Medica Liberia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000116B1LIBERIAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid The project's goal is to significantly reduce GBV in Grand Kru, Sinoe, River Gee, and Margibi counties by empowering communities to lead prevention dialogues and amplifying targeted radio messaging. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 Medica Liberia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000117B1LIBERIAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid The goal is to address the key constraints in the enabling environments, at community and national levels, for the full realization of adolescent girls’ development in Liberia. The project is implemented by UNFPA and UNICEF through a joint partnership approach. The UNFPA component includes CSE, training in adoloescent friendly service provision for midwives and nurses, EmOc training for midwives and doctors, and the free provision of family planning to adoloesecnts. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600000 United Nations Population Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000118B1LIBERIAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid The goal is to address the key constraints in the enabling environments, at community and national levels, for the full realization of adolescent girls’ development in Liberia. The project is implemented by UNFPA and UNICEF through a joint partnership approach. The UNFPA component includes CSE, training in adoloescent friendly service provision for midwives and nurses, EmOc training for midwives and doctors, and the free provision of family planning to adoloesecnts. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120000 United Nations Population Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000119B1LIBERIAOC4FNS DFAT / Irish Aid ASPIRE – Addressing Social Protection in Isolated and Rural areas, with Early childhood nutrition, livelihoods, and climate change activities.The ASPIRE programme is a multi-sectoral approach to tackle the root causes of malnutrition, including agriculture, WASH, and social protection. The pilot phase of the project included a climate vulnerability capacity analysis (CVCA) in the targeted communities to assess their vulnerability to climate change to inform the development of a capacity adaptation plan, and these plans will now be enacted in a phased manner. It also includes support for womens leadership in CSLAs and income generation activities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1775000 Action Against Hunger XM-DAC-21-1-2025000120B1LIBERIAOC4FNS DFAT / Irish Aid This grant was a top up to the NEP which project aims to address key constraints in the enabling environment, at community and national levels, for the full realization of adolescent girls’ development in the three counties (Montserrado, River Cess and Grand Gedeh), with the goal that adolescent girls in the three counties will be empowered, protected, and live healthier and safer lives. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000121B1LIBERIAOC4FNS DFAT / Irish Aid The NEP project aims to address key constraints in the enabling environment, at community and national levels, for the full realization of adolescent girls’ development in the three counties (Montserrado, River Cess and Grand Gedeh), with the goal that adolescent girls in the three counties will be empowered, protected, and live healthier and safer lives. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 450000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000122B1LIBERIAOC5CLI DFAT / Irish Aid The project will enhance the management of community forests, strengthen community resilience, and enhance livelihoods in Wedjah and Jeadea Districts. It is piloting IDL’s Payment for Stewardship programme, which rewards and motivates communities that commit to and take concrete actions to protect their forests. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Integrated Development and Learning XM-DAC-21-1-2025000123B1LIBPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Climate change has dramatically contracted the amount of food smallholders farmers in Bong county are able to produce, with very negative cinsequences for food security. The project will establish Women’s Resource Centers as seed bank, set-up village savings and loan associations, and provide training in climate-smart agriculture and financial management. The project addresses climate vulnerability and gender inequality faced by rural women farmers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10375.24 Development Education Network-Liberia (DEN-L) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000124B1LIBPSD DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to promote literacy and a reading culture among children and youth in underserved communities in Montserrado County. The project directly addresses the critical problem of low reading fluency and limited access to books for children in underserved communities. The project will strengthen foundational reading and literacy skills, expand access to culturally relevant learning materials/books and build a stronger culture of reading and storytelling beyond the classroom. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7781.43 Kids Educational Engagement Project KEEP Liberia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000125B1LIBPSD DFAT / Irish Aid UPR Info will organize the Pre-sessions in Geneva from 26 to 29 August 2025, specifically aimed at empowering women human rights defenders and LGBTQI+ defenders from Liberia. These Pre-sessions will serve as a crucial advocacy platform for civil society organizations and human rights defenders from Liberia, allowing them to present their concerns, propose recommendations, and influence the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process effectively. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7513.54 Liberia's Initiative for the Promotion of Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025000126B1LIBPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 341837.98999999993 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000127B1LIBPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Liberia Agency for Comm. Devlp- Micro grant Enchan DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8646.03 Liberia Agency for Community Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025000128B1LIBPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Org.for Woman and Children-Micro grant DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8737.86 Organisation for Women and Children, Monrovia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000129B1MLWOC1POL DFAT / Irish Aid The "promoting peaceful co-existence among faith groups through dialogue and conflict management" project aims to sustain religious tolerance leading to peaceful coexistence among faith groups in Mangochi district. The project places a strong emphasis on women's inclusion, recognising their critical role in peace building  and conflict management. The projects works engages women village bureaus to strengthen peace and security. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Centre for Social Concern XM-DAC-21-1-2025000130B1MLWOC1POL DFAT / Irish Aid Irish Rule of Law International has been engaged in Malawi since 2011, working to enhance the rule of law, access to justice, and the protection of human rights. The programme objective is to enhance the rule of law and access to justice in Malawi (the project includes "child diversion activities for children from prisons"). In addition, the project supports the Gender Justice Unit (GJU) in carrying out GBV legal clinics targeting women and girls in Lilongwe and women with children that are in detention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1050000 Irish Rule of Law International XM-DAC-21-1-2025000131B1MLWOC1POL DFAT / Irish Aid The project is based on the premise that resilient and inclusive civic spaces are necessary to promote and sustain development, democracy, and respect for human rights, which are essential for societies to thrive.This project seeks to empower civic actors through coalition-building, capacity strengthening in digital security, rapid-response mechanisms to crises, and targeted support to marginalised groups including women, youth, and people with disabilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 HIVOS Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000132B1MLWOC1POL DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of inclusive digital transformation in Malawi is to create a digital economy and society where all citizens can access and benefit from digital technologies and services, promoting economic growth, social inclusion (including women), and improved public service delivery. This includes bridging the digital divide, fostering innovation, and ensuring that no one is left behind in the digital age. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000133B1MLWOC1POL DFAT / Irish Aid The Malawi Election Support Project is supporting the September 2025 tripartite elections in three main pillars of 1)capacity building, 2)Improved inclusion of women, youth, the elderly, PWDs and people with albinism through activities intended to foster participat, and 3) Peace. The project is within United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework on peace, inclusion and effective institutions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000134B1MLWOC2GEN DFAT / Irish Aid Through expertise from 6-member organizations, the MICGBV focusses on addressing Gender Based Violence in the context of international humanitarian and development work. The consortium advances gender equality and promote best practices in GBV prevention, risk mitigation and respons DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 170000 Irish Rule of Law International XM-DAC-21-1-2025000135B1MLWOC2GEN DFAT / Irish Aid The pilot phase envisages to build a theory of change as well as a robust monitoring, learning and evaluation framework to ensure accountability and adaptive learning for the project. By supporting this project, Ireland will contribute towards reduction of early and unplanned pregnianceis for adolescent girls which is high in Malawi. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 Social Development Direct XM-DAC-21-1-2025000136B1MLWOC2GEN DFAT / Irish Aid The TEENS project employs iterative design approaches and new technologies in the support to safe spaces for vulnerable young women and adolescent girls. The programme strategy seeks to accelerate and scale up the new technologies that have been provided in the safe spaces of engagement for women and adolescent girls that for the first time in Malawi employed digitalisation as a network and information platforms for empowerment of girls and young women in the safe spaces. The unique aspects of this Ireland funded work is the introduction of IT to enhance the model. It employs sophisticated iterative programming responding to context and individuals (mentees) with the overall aim to contribute to transformation of targeted young women and girls. Safe Spaces as a methodology is a gender transformative approach that has proven to work to protect and empower young girls and engage men in Malawi and elsewhere. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 United Nations Population Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000137B1MLWOC2GEN DFAT / Irish Aid The project is a commodities-focused pilot initiative with UNFPA that is designed to support the Government of Malawi’s Family Planning (FP) commodity security strategy and contribute to FP2030 targets. By supporting procurement and coordination, the programme reinforces government capacity in quantification, pipeline monitoring, and last-mile distribution DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 580000 United Nations Population Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000138B1MLWOC3FIE DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland Malawi Agri-Food Systems Programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 526000 Enterprise Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025000139B1MLWOC3FIE DFAT / Irish Aid The programme aims to assess if the anchor farming model, a concept gaining traction in Malawi, offers a promising approach by promoting large-scale commercial farming while integrating and supporting smallholder farmers. In-depth research papers will underpin short & focussed policy notes that push evidence based policy messages. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 550000 International Food Policy Research Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025000140B1MLWOC3FIE DFAT / Irish Aid The objective of the response is therefore to further assess and ascertain the severity and extent of the diseases in the affected districts; create awareness on control and management of the diseases and inject clean planting materials to the farming communities for improved food security and enhanced household income generation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35000 International Potato Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000141B1MLWOC3FIE DFAT / Irish Aid This programme integrates research and development activities aimed at commercializing the root and tuber crops (RTCs) subsector to increase contribution to food and nutrition security, incomes, job creation and economic growth. Three RTC value chains namely; potato, sweetpotato and cassava are being promoted and the project is a shift from smallholder subsistence farming to a more transformative and commercialized subsector dominated by the private sector/SMEs/Cooperatives with the aim of increasing incomes and fostering exports and import substitutions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 International Potato Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000142B1MLWOC3FIE DFAT / Irish Aid Based on the Strategic Development Plan IV of NASFAM, the overall objective is to transition the NASFAM system into an aligned, sustainable enterprise that delivers measurable value in climate sensitive livelihoods (food secuirty and income) improvement of over 130,000 smallholder farmer members and their households (that includes women, youths and PWDs). NASFAM also acts as an off-taker for smallholder farmers by offering better prices and processes corn/soy blend for school feeding (nutrition) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 National Smallholder Farmers XM-DAC-21-1-2025000143B1MLWOC3FIE DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal is to enhance climate and environmental justice for vulnerable communities in Malawi by strengthening local advocacy and accountability mechanisms. The project seeks to address two critical challenges: 1) the limited capacity of local actors to engage in climate justice advocacy, and 2) the lack of accountability among duty bearers and polluting companies in fulfilling environmental commitments. By the end of this intervention, 1) 60 Faith based actors (30 male, 20 male and 10 youth) and community structures are empowered on environmental and climate justice advocacy; 2) 40 Duty bearers (20 male, 15 female and 5 youth) are accountable and responsive to faith led advocacy initiatives on environmental and climate justice DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 410000 NCA XM-DAC-21-1-2025000144B1MLWOC3FIE DFAT / Irish Aid The goal of the project is to accelerate environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable, resilient, and more inclusive wealth generation in Malawi by mobilizing rural-based private sector investments and partnerships with anchor firms and their surrounding communities, smallholder farmers, cooperatives, and MSMEs in a growth pole approach, with a youth and gender lens DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4000000 Palladium International XM-DAC-21-1-2025000145B1MLWOC3FIE DFAT / Irish Aid The SAMALA project is now into the fourth year of implementation and aims to address land degradation and land tenure security. The project has the following key outcomes: (1) Improved catchment management with sustained land productivity on 20,500 ha of land; (2) Strengthened inclusive community governance structures and local institutions for sustainable management of landscapes targeting 147 Village Natural Resources Management Committees (VNRMCs) with a strong focus on participation of women, youth, children and people with disabilities; (3) Increased land tenure security and community knowledge on existing regulatory frameworks targeting registration of 17,500 hectares of land parcels; and (4) Targeted communities have diversified and strengthened livelihoods through increased productivity of key crops by 30% and reduced post-harvest losses by 12% overall. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Total Land Care XM-DAC-21-1-2025000146B1MLWOC3FIE DFAT / Irish Aid The overall objective of this project is to ensure that Malawian citizens, especially those most affected by climate change, realise their right to climate justice through increased awareness, meaningful participation, and improved accountability in the generation, allocation, and use of climate finance. Target group is in particular women, youth and persons with disabilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025000147B1MLWOC3FIE DFAT / Irish Aid WFP intends to introduce Anticipatory Insurance as part of a package for Anticipatory Action for climate induced hazards. Anticipatory Action (AA) provides enabling pre-emptive, targeted actions before a hazard fully materializes, based on credible forecasts or observed indicators DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 555000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000148B1MLWOC4IRX DFAT / Irish Aid Maziko project aims at contributing to strengthened resilience and sustainable graduation options for social cash transfer beneficiary households, addressing multi-dimensional aspects of poverty including poverty reduction, hunger alleviation, improved health and well-being, enhanced education, promotion of gender equality addressing hunger, improving well-being, promoting education, advancing gender equality, climate action and adaptation while providing aid to the environment, focusing on nutrition, inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Save the Children Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000149B1MLWOC4IRX DFAT / Irish Aid The Household Economy Analysis (HEA) project, aims to understand and improve the economic resilience of vulnerable households in target communities. The project will assess income sources, expenditure patterns, and coping mechanisms, informing programme design and policy advocacy to enhance household food security and livelihoods, ultimately reducing poverty and promoting sustainable development (SDG 1, SDG 2). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 508139 Save the Children Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000150B1MLWOC4IRX DFAT / Irish Aid Irelands  funding supports 25,000 households contributing to key development goals such as poverty reduction, economic growth, sustainable communities, health and well being, nutrition, hunger reduction, inclusion,disaster risk reduction and adaptation. The project also supports gender equality and reduced inequality. It aligns with several sustainable development goals including SDG 1, 2, 3,8 and 10 focusing on building resilient communities. The project also indirectly addresses education, responsible consumption and production, climate action and empowerment of persons with disabilies this project. The project is intended to directly support ultra-poor  and labour constrained households to stimulate  overall economic activity  in the rural districts . DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4200000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025000151B1MLWOC4IRX DFAT / Irish Aid Grant Payment for PMAL/2025/WFP/MVAC DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 179972 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000152B1MLWOC4IRX DFAT / Irish Aid The Social Protection for Gender Empowerment Program aims to strengthen policy, coordination, systems, and capacity through integrated capacity building, leveraging innovation and digital solutions to enhance social protection and mitigation strategies. The program focuses on establishing a robust accountability and coordination system, ensuring sustainable and shock-sensitive social protection financing for adaptation and resilience. Additionally, it prioritizes evidence generation and learning; local governance and decentralization for social sectors including reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health services. The program objectives also include resilience and livelihood enhancements, improving access to social services such as education, health, and well-being initiatives, poverty alleviation initiatives, and hunger alleviation programs, and ultimately promoting gender equality and empowerment through comprehensive social protection measures. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1250000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000153B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 604502.2600000002 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000154B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Consultancy Fees & Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14115.64 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000155B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Towards Veteran Welfare DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 240.32 Malawi Defence Force XM-DAC-21-1-2025000156B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims ensure availability of a constant water supply. Activities include drilling a borehole and installation of a Solar Water Pumping system and upgrading of toilet facilities and the installation of more water taps DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Kungoni Cultural Centre at Mua XM-DAC-21-1-2025000157B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve public health by providing clean, safe and reliable drinking water in communities around TA Mkanda in Mulanje district.Embassy of Ireland's funds shall be used to procure pipes and taps while the community will help with labour. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7969.27 Children of Hope in Mulanje XM-DAC-21-1-2025000158B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project goal is to rehabilitate a Garden Shelter for Wiliro Rural Health Centre in Karonga District.The beneficiaries are expectant women and guardian. Objectives of the project include providing a safe and dignified waiting space, reducing risks of infectious diseases and ensure an inclusive and supportive environment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7708.83 Community Action for Youth Empowerment, Karonga XM-DAC-21-1-2025000159B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project sought to enhance the safety and resilience of Human Rights Defenders in Malawi through rapid emergency support, psychosocial support, safe homes, legal assistance, and digital/physical security measures, ensuring defenders can continue their work without fear, particularly during the sensitive election period. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7379.98 Human Rights Defenders Malawi XM-DAC-21-1-2025000160B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project sought funds to procure a solar back up system at Nambuma Community Hospital. The solar back up shall supply power to the laboratory, labour ward and the blood bank. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7269.12 Nambuma Health Center XM-DAC-21-1-2025000161B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project aimed at procurement of medical equipment for maternity ward.the expected outcomes of the project include increased quality health care service delivery, reduced maternal morbidity and mortality rate for women in the area , improved quality of maternal services using modern equipment and reduced infant mortality rate. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5216.78 Mase Hospital XM-DAC-21-1-2025000162B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The goal of the project is to bridge the distance between policy, expert knowledge, and the immediate realities of small-scale farmers and food-insecure households.The project shall produce a sixty minute documentary film that shall interlace indigenous knowledge, local agricultural rhythms, and contemporary challenges rooted in environmental, economic, social, and structural factors. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5142.78 Jesuit Centre for Ecology and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025000163B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project goal is to improve quality of gym, provide nutritional supplements and provide boots and training equipment. This will provide players with the kind of space their peers in the Global North have access to and help close the inequality of opportunity between the players and those all over the world. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Ascent Soccer XM-DAC-21-1-2025000164B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project targets resident sof Lilongwe city with the aim of promoting public health and general cleanliness through improved waste gathering and collection. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4679.3 Lilongwe City Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025000165B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The grant was for the purposes of commemorating the 2025 International Human Rights Defenders Day Commemoration. The objectives includes to celebrate those who defend freedoms but to confront the realities that threaten them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4271.11 Youth and Society (YAS) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000166B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The goal is to improve the health, comfort, and dignity of elderly persons by providing them with warm blankets. The project shall distribute high-quality, durable blankets to pre-identified elderly beneficiaries in target communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3187.71 Mwasinthadi Agogo Malawi XM-DAC-21-1-2025000167B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project targets local surgeons and hand therapists at the LION centre at Kamuzu Central Hospital.The goal is to develop an independent hand service in LILONGWE Malawi to service the people of Malawi. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000 British Society for Surgery of the Hand XM-DAC-21-1-2025000168B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Small grant to LL City Council. Graphic design DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 337.16 Lilongwe City Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025000169B1MLWPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The grant is for the construction of a perimeter wall around the Billy Riordan Memorial clinic at Cape Maclear in Mangochi. Since the hospital has been expanding services to its community,the wall shall ensure privacy and provide security to patients and clients as well as security for the buildings and equipment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6000 The Billy Riordan Memorial Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000170B1MOZ25OP3 DFAT / Irish Aid Educa TV - improve STEM teaching and learning through the structured use of audio-visual materials - OSUWELA programme in 2025 program have two components, the Educa-TV and World robotic Olympiad (WRO).Target group are STEM teachers and students from Grades 7–12. Key objectives of the programme includes Integrating existing audiovisual material into teacher training as a core resource for distance education; Training teachers in digital methodologies and strategies for remote and hybrid teaching; Supporting the Ministry of Education in adopting, disseminating, and institutionalising these materials within the national education system; Ensuring broad access to content through an open online platform; and Promoting STEM engagement through the World Robotic Olympiad (WRO) in Mozambique. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Associação Osuwela XM-DAC-21-1-2025000171B1MOZ25OP3 DFAT / Irish Aid Protecting the Future Phase 2: Health and Resilience Program 2025-2028.CHAI to strengthen the resilience of Mozambique’s health system and enhance its ability to deliver equitable, high-quality, and climate-resilient health services.  - Protecting the Future: Health and Resilience Program 2025: This CHAI–Ireland partnership will consolidate previous successes and embed evidence-based approaches into public sector service delivery systems, fully aligned with Government of Mozambique priorities. This will be achieved by expanding strategic partnerships, deploying high-impact innovations, and strengthening delivery systems led by the Ministry of Health (MoH). The program will continue to focus on the following three strategic pillars: • Program Area 1: A Healthy Beginning for the Next Generation – focused on MNCH; • Program Area 2: Climate Resilience and Environmental Sustainability; • Program Area 3: Public Sector Leadership and Institutional Capacity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1492574 Clinton Health Access Initiative XM-DAC-21-1-2025000172B1MOZ25OP3 DFAT / Irish Aid Empowering Educator: Demonstrating a scalable continuous professional development model in Mozambique. - JSI's project, "Empowering Educators: Demonstrating a scalable continuous professional development model in Mozambique," is designed to strengthen the delivery of quality education, focusing on Niassa Province, where teacher capacity gaps and inequities in learning outcomes and access are particularly acute.The program is set to benefit over 300 teachers, school leaders as well as government’s district/ provincial officials. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 JSI Research and Training Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025000173B1MOZ25OP3 DFAT / Irish Aid FASE is a multi-donor pooled fund jointly managed by the Cooperating Partner signatories to the FASE MoU with MEC. It finances the implementation of the Government’s Education Sector Plan (ESP) 2020 – 2029. FASE uses national financial systems and follows the Government’s planning, budgeting, implementation, review, and re-planning cycle. - FASE is  a multi-donor pooled fund, financing priorities within the Mozambique's Education Strategic Plan 2020-2029 and annual actions selected within the ESP’s Annual Activity Plan (PdA). In 2025 FASE represents 85% of external finance of the sector. FASE finances non recurrent costs. 2025 is the fifth year of the implementation of ESP 2020-2029 and the first of the Government’s Five-Year Plan 2025-2029. The focus of MEC is on continuing to improve the functioning of schools for better performance of students and achieving learning. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3500000 Ministerio Da Educacao XM-DAC-21-1-2025000174B1MOZ25OP3 DFAT / Irish Aid Futuros com Escolha 2025–2026: The aim is to improve awareness, access and use of quality SRHR services in Inhambane, this project complemtents and creates demand to our proejct with UNFPA - Futuros com Escolha 2025–2026: The aim is to improve awareness, access and use of quality SRHR services in Niassa, this project complemtents and creates demand to our proejct with UNFPA. The programme is aligned with the Ministry of Health National Family Planning Strategy (2023–2030) and the adolescent and youth health guidelines. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Pathfinder International XM-DAC-21-1-2025000175B1MOZ25OP3 DFAT / Irish Aid Futuros com Escolha 2025–2026: The aim is to improve awareness, access and use of quality SRHR services in Niassa, this project complemtents and creates demand to our proejct with UNFPA - Futuros com Escolha 2025–2026: The aim is to improve awareness, access and use of quality SRHR services in Niassa, this project complemtents and creates demand to our proejct with UNFPA. The programme is aligned with the Ministry of Health National Family Planning Strategy (2023–2030) and the adolescent and youth health guidelines.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Population Services International XM-DAC-21-1-2025000176B1MOZ25OP3 DFAT / Irish Aid The UNFPA Supplies Partnership is a thematic fund that facilitates expanded access to high quality contraceptives and medicines used for maternal health. - The UNFPA Supplies Partnership is a thematic fund that facilitates expanded access to high quality contraceptives and medicines used for maternal health. Access to a choice of quality-assured contraceptive methods is essential to sexual and reproductive health and rights, including the ability to plan, space, and prevent pregnancy. The Partnership procures commodities at scale and works with governments and civil society partners to strengthen health systems. In Mozambique, the Ministry of Health have an MoU with UNFPA to procure contraceptives with the State budget, through the Supplies Partnership. The grant from Ireland will support the Mozambican Government to increase availability of quality contraceptives, which has multiple direct and indirect benefits. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6000000 United Nations Population Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000177B1MOZ25OP4 DFAT / Irish Aid Promoting Good Governance and Institutional Strengthening for Democratic Reforms. - The Promoting Good Governance and Institutional Strengthening for Democratic Reforms programme aims to contribute to democratic reforms in Mozambique by strengthening democratic institutions and refining the electoral legislation, with a focus on enhancing the role of the Parliament, Provincial Assemblies, and promoting the active participation of marginalized groups, particularly women, in governance processes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Associação Inst. Para Democracia Multipartidaria XM-DAC-21-1-2025000178B1MOZ25OP4 DFAT / Irish Aid Direct and Indirect Fiscal Risks in Mozambique – A Multi-Layered Crisis - The main objective of this project is to strengthen institutional capacity to identify, assess, and mitigate direct and indirect fiscal risks in Mozambique, with a particular focus on political and institutional risk as a key determinant of fiscal vulnerability. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 Centro De Integridade Pública XM-DAC-21-1-2025000179B1MOZ25OP4 DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will test bottom-up approaches, based on the assumption that people are an indispensable resource for building and maintaining peace. This approach aims to strengthen the capacities of CSOs/OCBs and the community to participate in the development process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Fundação MASC XM-DAC-21-1-2025000180B1MOZ25OP4 DFAT / Irish Aid Supporting Democratic Reforms and Inclusive Governance through National Dialogue in Mozambique (COTE) - The purpose of this funding is to support the launch and implementation of the Political Commitment on Inclusive National Dialogue in Mozambique. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Fundação MASC XM-DAC-21-1-2025000181B1MOZ25OP4 DFAT / Irish Aid Strengthening Local Governance through enhancing Participation, Accountability, and Service Delivery - The programme will test bottom-up approaches, based on the assumption that people are an indispensable resource for building and maintaining peace. This approach aims to strengthen the capacities of CSOs/OCBs and the community to participate in the development process.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 700000 Fundação MASC XM-DAC-21-1-2025000182B1MOZ25OP4 DFAT / Irish Aid “Youth Development through Music Education” The Xiquitsi project has among its main objectives the integration, social inclusion and professional qualification of children and young people through the collective teaching of music and the continuous promotion of classical music through the production and organisation of the Maputo Classical Music Season. - “Youth Development through Music Education” The Xiquitsi project has among its main objectives the integration, social inclusion and professional qualification of children and young people through the collective teaching of music and the continuous promotion of classical music through the production and organisation of the Maputo Classical Music Season. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 Kulungwana Associação para o Desenvolvimento Cultura XM-DAC-21-1-2025000183B1MOZ25OP4 DFAT / Irish Aid MPD Institutional Support Plan (PAI) 2025-2027 - The general objective of this partnership will be to support the drafting of the MPD's Strategic Plan for the period 2025-2034 and to support its implementation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Minist.Plan.E Desenvolvimento XM-DAC-21-1-2025000184B1MOZ25OP4 DFAT / Irish Aid Internship and Entrepreneurship Programme 2026-2027 - The Programme  aims to enhance youth employability and promote entrepreneurship in Mozambique. It will place 150 youth in structured, six-month interships with private sectpr companies in central and northerns provinces, while supporting 500 women and youth in the waste sector near Beluluane Industrial Park to establish income-generating businesses.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Mozyouth Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000185B1MOZ25OP4 DFAT / Irish Aid Youth income, gender equality, climate resilience, civic engagement and reforestation on Mount Gorongosa, and stretgic organisational capacity building - This programme supports communities on mount Gorongosa through four following integrated components:Agroforestry, Climate and Gender Equality; Youth Civic Engagement, Local Governance and Social Cohesion; Reforestation and Forest protection on Vunduzi headwaters; Organizational capacity building for Gorongosa Project. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Parque Nacional Da Gorongosa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000186B1MOZ25OP4 DFAT / Irish Aid Building Democratic Resilience in Southern Africa: Peace and Security Challenges, and Strengthening Regional Solidarity (Mozambique, Swaziland, Madagascar and Mauritius) - SALO intervenes in complex social systems by strategically injecting information, relationships, and dialogue opportunities to shift systems toward greater peace, security, and democracy.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120000 SALO - The Southern African Liaison Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025000187B1MOZ25OP4 DFAT / Irish Aid Seed Funding for the Tibverane Foundation Earmarked Support for Strategic Change Pathways I and II, In Mocímboa da Praia, Memba, and ⁠Mossurize Districts - This is seed funding for the newly established Tibverane Foundation. Tibverane is a think and do tank for innovative peacebuilding, economic development and livelihood interventions in Mozambique. Headquartered in northern Mozambique in the city of Pemba, Cabo Delgado Province, the Foundation has intentionally located close to most fragile target areas and will establish a presence in all other provinces over time.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Tibverane Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000188B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid Cultural soirée : Voices for Life, an initiative for the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence - The Center for Artistic Recreation Association (ACRA) initiative for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence aims to raise public awareness about the urgency of speaking out against femicide in Mozambique by using art and culture as instruments of mobilization and reflection. The event will provide a safe and creative space for expression and dialogue, complementing traditional advocacy approaches and promoting a deeper  engagement against GBV.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4566.6 Associação Centro De Recriação Artística (CRA) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000189B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid Diplomatic Football DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000 Associação Favela United XM-DAC-21-1-2025000190B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid Resilient Future II: Multi-Sectoral Approach to Support Communities Affected by Conflict and Drought in Mozambique. - Most vulnerable drought and conflict-affected households in Mabote/Inhambane and Chiure/Cabo Delgado respectively, have increased capacity to anticipate, absorb and adapt to shocks through timely humanitarian support in WASH, shelter, protection and agriculture in emergency. A security sensitive approach will be integrated in all interventions in Cabo Delgado. A crises modifier will ensure continuity of services in the event of new displacement, disease outbreak or climatic shocks, and able to respond in any region of the country upon activation of triggers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 353000 Care International XM-DAC-21-1-2025000191B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid Revitalization of the COVID-19 Monument and Mural - The project aims to restore and protect the monument and mural, ensuring their durability, and add life and additional creativity to the mural through an interactive digital platform with multimedia content about the project, the artists, and the memory of the pandemic. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Fundacao Carlos Morgado XM-DAC-21-1-2025000192B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid UTUKA NUPIPILA WANAMUANE "Children and Youth playing and flourishing " for cabo Delgado - The Yopipila initiative led by a Consortium of local organisations including Hakuna Matata, has established itself as a green innovation hub in Pemba and Montepuez, testing, piloting, and promoting the co-creation of locally adaptation solutions, and providing life skills and promoting entrepreneurship and green technology practices involving young people, women and IDPs/Host families. With this new grant Hakuna Matata will build from previous grants (the ‘3Rs Recycle - Reinvent – Recover’ project Eco-Band: Som do Lixo) and transfer green technology to the education sector, in three conflict and shock affected districts, while further consolidating the institution capacity to deliver as an accredited training centre. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70000 Fundação Hakuna Matata XM-DAC-21-1-2025000193B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid seminar on “Integral Ecology: Challenges and Solutions for Social and Environmental Sustainability in Mozambique” - This seminar aims to foster discussions and reflections around the intersection between the environment, social justice and human dignity. It will serve as a platform for an inclusive dialogue about integral ecology in Mozambique and will widen and strengthen the collaboration networks between individuals and organizations working on environmental issues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9979.2 Fundação P Ecologia Humana Laudato Si (FLS) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000194B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid This grant will support the 2nd Edition of Zumba Pride event on July 12. The main objective of this sport event is to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ pride month and promote inclusion, health and wellbeing within the LGBQIA+ community and the society in general. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2678 Inclusao XM-DAC-21-1-2025000195B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid ICRC Mozambique 2025 Appeal - The “ICRC Mozambique 2025 Appeal” aims to respond to the consequences of the armed conflict and natural shocks in the northern part of the country, by assisting people affected in meeting their basic needs. It promotes respect for IHL, other applicable norms and humanitarian principles, particularly in relation to protection of people affected by conflict and violence. Assistance will enable people to restore contact with their families, ensure they have access to water, health care and other essential services, provides livelihood and emergency support, and visits to detainees to monitor their treatment and living conditions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600000 International Committee of the Red Cross XM-DAC-21-1-2025000196B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid INSO Mozambique – 2025 - 2026  / Core funding - This project aims to provide local NGOs in Cabo Delgado and Nampula (and possibly Niassa) with quantitative data and qualitative information that will enable them to make better and informed decisions while also building their capacity to understand, anticipate and mitigate potential safety and security risks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 International NGO Safety Organization XM-DAC-21-1-2025000197B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1639240.3699999973 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000198B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid Feima Sustainable Park Initiative: Integrated Solid Waste Management and Environmental Mapping Plan - The project aims to introduce an integrated solid waste management system and a botanical mapping plan within FEIMA, one of Maputo’s key cultural and tourism hubs. Led by PHULA with UEM and Repensar, the programme installs eco-point, trains a Waste Manager, conducts environmental education, and maps native biodiversity DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Phula XM-DAC-21-1-2025000199B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid Play-Based Learning integration into teacher’s teaching practices - Teacher training on play-based learning focused on improving literacy for children in a pilot school in Guava.  This activity is meant to further expand play-based learning approach in Maputo city, in partnership with the Ministry of Education. Right To Play is going to train teachers from Guava School, ensuring that more children can benefit from a quality, play-based education. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Right To Play XM-DAC-21-1-2025000200B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid Muti-sectorial HDP Nexus response in Mozambique – Cost Modification (Floods Response in central and southern Mozambique - Respond to IOM flash appeal 2026 – flood response in central and southern Mozambique, with a focus on enhanced DTM operations, priority needs on health, including prevention and control of cholera and mental health and psychosocial support, protection, prevention safeguarding from sexual exploitation and abuse, and localisation through the Rapid Response Fund DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 International Organisation for Migration XM-DAC-21-1-2025000201B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid The UN Senior Sustainable Development Officer (SDO) in Pemba will support recovery, resilience, and development, ensuring coordination with humanitarian efforts, promoting gender parity and strengthening the UN Resident Coordinator's capacity for effective early recovery and development responses. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 United Nations Resident Coordinator Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025000202B1MOZ25OP5 DFAT / Irish Aid Regional Humanitarian Fund for Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA HF) - Mozambique Envelope - The Mozambique envelope of the ESA HF is a Country Based Pool Fund aimed at providing quick emergency multisector support to communities highly affected by the dual impact of conflict in the north and climate crises countrywide. The Fund will target people in need of life-saving assistance, especially with regards to Food Security & livelihoods, Emergency Shelter and NFI, WASH, Education, Health & Nutrition and Protection. Funding from the envelope is channelled through best-placed actors, primarily local and national organizations, for humanitarian response in the hardest-to-reach areas. Eligible implementing agencies include National NGOs (NNGOs), INGOs, Red Cross/Red Crescent national societies and UN agencies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025000203B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Tranforming Livelihoods and nutritional status tro DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 650000 International Potato Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000204B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid For 2025, the main goal for Cimmyt in the current project is “To improve resilience and create opportunities for diversified livelihood strategies of communities in Niassa Province, Mozambique”. For the achievement of this goal, CIMMYT will undertake the following acivities: 1)Support the legal registration, governance, business incubation, and market contracting of farmers organisations; 2) Train and equip agro-dealers in the use of ICT tools for marketing, advisory services, and market data management; 3) Organize district-level trade fairs and finance market linkage events to connect producers, aggregators, and buyers; 4) Contract and provide technical support to IIAM, TVETs, and seed companies for certified seed and QDS production; 5) Co-design nutrition messaging for households in collaboration with national agencies; and 6) Convene and strengthen district-level multi-stakeholder platforms for coordination, joint planning, and knowledge exchange. - This project aims to reach the Furthest Behind First, targeting mainly women and youth. It is expected that around 20,000 families are reached by the project during thos year, with new techniques and innovation. This is aligned with our Mission Strategy under the Outcome 6: Marginalised women and youth benefit from climate reisilient climate sustainable food systems, livelihoods and nutrition. These advances align with the Government of Mozambique’s National Plan for Investment of Agriculture Sector (Plano Nacional de Investimento do Sector Agrário-PNISA), which identifies seed system development, market integration, and nutrition improvement as key drivers of inclusive rural growth. The results produced by the project will make a substantive contribution to  outcome 6 of our Mission Stratey, and will be a key source for case studies and lessons learned processes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 650000 International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center XM-DAC-21-1-2025000205B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid The project has strengthened the capacity of small producers in Niassa and Inhambane which are currently better skilled in the aquaculture value chain. - The aim of the project is to improve the value-chain of food systems, specifically in aquaculture, by strengthening the capacity of small-scale producers to increase their production volumes and sales, contributing to improved livelihoods and nutritional security. The project will be implemented in Inhambane and Niassa Provinces and will reach mostly youth and women. _x000D_ _x000D_ This year’s project will level up the work that is being done by Chicoa Fish farm for about three years in Inhambane and Niassa Provinces, through capacity strengthening of fish producers in the fish farming value chain. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Chicoa Fish Farm XM-DAC-21-1-2025000206B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Governor's Cabinet DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35000 Dppf Inhambane XM-DAC-21-1-2025000207B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Fisheries DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Dppf Inhambane XM-DAC-21-1-2025000208B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Provincial Directorate of Health DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 185000 Dppf Inhambane XM-DAC-21-1-2025000209B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Provincial Directorate Of Planning and Finance DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60000 Dppf Inhambane XM-DAC-21-1-2025000210B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Provincial Directorate of Public Works DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 185000 Dppf Inhambane XM-DAC-21-1-2025000211B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid State Secretary Cabinet DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35000 Dppf Inhambane XM-DAC-21-1-2025000212B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Governor's Office DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 Dppf Niassa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000213B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Fisheries DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Dppf Niassa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000214B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Provincial Directorate of Education DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 145000 Dppf Niassa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000215B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Provincial Directorate of Health DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 130000 Dppf Niassa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000216B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Provincial Directorate of Planning and Finance DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35000 Dppf Niassa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000217B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Provincial Directorate of Public Works DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120000 Dppf Niassa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000218B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Provincial Services of Social Affairs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 160000 Dppf Niassa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000219B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid State Secretary Cabinet DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 Dppf Niassa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000220B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid For 2025, IUCN intends to implement regenerative blue economy models in Inhambane Province over three years, generating sustainable livelihoods and youth employment, while restoring coastal ecosystems and strengthening provincial and community-led governance for climate resilience and biodiversity conservation, the CORE RESTOR phase 2. - IUCN goal for this project is to implement regenerative blue economy models in Inhambane Province, generating sustainable livelihoods and youth employment, while restoring coastal ecosystems and strengthening provincial and community-led governance for climate resilience and biodiversity conservation. IUCN main interventions for 2025 grant are: • Technical assistance: Continue to support the Provincial Government, particularly DPAPI, in planning, budgeting and monitoring, as well as capacity building on inclusivity in coastal and marine conservation, reporting, planning and blue business, and nature-based solutions (NbS). • Consolidating and expanding ecological restoration: Unlock critical habitats in communities affect ecosystem services, including nature-based solutions to strengthen climate resilience and mitigate the impact of climate change, such as coastal erosion. • Supporting the development of a blue economy: Promote blue business and create jobs for young people and women to demonstrate the economic value of the coastal and marine environment to coastal communities and meaningfully build climate resilience. • Inhambane City as a sustainable city, providing a foundation for future urban nature-based solutions interventions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 International Union for Conservation of Nature XM-DAC-21-1-2025000221B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid The current project aims to improve peoples' lives through Improving community livelihood and household food security though expansion of protected agriculture, seeds and agricultural tools supply, enhancing community engagement and sense of ownership in the management of the reserve's natural resources, increase economic stability, for women and girls in particular, through the Yao Cooperative, Increase resilience of the reserve's biodiverse ecosystems through environmental monitoring and Community Based Natural Resource Management as well as supporting local community entrepreneurial initiatives, enhance student learning by developing education infrastructure and increase access to improved health care through facilitation of monthly visits from MozMed Flying Doctors. - This project will be implemented in Niassa province, specifically in the Niassa Special Reserve, Block L7, targeting mainly women and youth of surrounding community. The Foundation's social purpose is sustainable conservation, promotion of biodiversity, preservation and conservation of wildlife and community development towards the betterment of living conditions in impoverished communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Luwire Wildlife Conservancy XM-DAC-21-1-2025000222B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Empowering Mozambicans to protect their future/Sustainable Seas and Communities in Mozambique is the programme for this year 200,000EUR grant, refocused the conservation efforts to ensure that resources are being directed towards objectives that lie within our adjusted funding restraints and expertise, reducing the pressure on the community and team and instead focussing more on advocacy, community policing, livelihoods and adult education and expects to reach these outcomes: A network of passionate and influential Ocean Ambassadors; a generation of Ocean Guardians, who understand and cherish the ocean; Increased national research capacity; Enhanced capacity to monitor and enforce protected areas; Alternative livelihoods for fishers (and potential future fishers) to reduce their reliance on destructive fishing methods; Empowering communities for sustainable progress. - MMF refocused the conservation efforts to ensure that resources are being directed towards objectives that lie within our adjusted funding restraints and expertise, reducing the pressure on the community and team and instead focussing more on advocacy, community policing, livelihoods and adult education. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Marine Megafauna Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000223B1MOZ25OP6 DFAT / Irish Aid Potential for Agripreneurship & Technology for Women &Youth in Niassa, Mozambique with two Exchange visits from five researchers from Ireland and Mozambique in 2025 and 2026, with total budget amount of 20,000EUR - This grant will serve to support the exchange trip of five researchers from Mozambique to Ireland and vice versa to exchange to visit sites, researchers and industry experts, as well as, attend a week-long series of seminars, workshops and meetings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 South East Technological University - SETU XM-DAC-21-1-2025000224B1MOZPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Consultancy Fees & Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 64687.479999999996 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000225B1MOZPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8916 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000226B1MOZPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Orange Run DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6757.61 Orange Run XM-DAC-21-1-2025000227B1NIG24OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid Enriching Lives Through Empowerment (ELiTE): SGBV Prevention and Response for Vulnerable Adolescent Girls and Young Women is a €20,000 project. This a 4-month humanitarian protection project targeting 200 vulnerable adolescent girls and young women (ages 15-25) in urban slums of Lagos and Ogun states, through establishing safe spaces, providing training, services, and support. This project would strengthen community resilience against the drivers of Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV) in urban slums of Lagos and Ogun states. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Access To Learning And School (ATLAS) Initiative XM-DAC-21-1-2025000228B1NIG24OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The project entitled ‘Hope Beyond the Waters: Emergency Protection, Health, and Recovery for Households in Tiffin Mazda and Anguwan Hausawa of Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State’ is a €25,000 gender-sensitive, protection, WASH, and Food security lifesaving project to be implemented by Citizens Health Education Development Initiative (CHEDI). The project is a response to urgent and critical protection needs of community members displaced by flash floods in May, 2025 at Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 Citizens Health Education Development Initiative (CHEDI) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000229B1NIG24OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The project entitled ‘Improving WASH Access and Safety for Vulnerable Families in Balanga’ is a €20,000, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) project being implemented by Create a Wonderful World Initiative to provide vulnerable host families and internally displaced people, especially women and children with clean water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities by restoring water infrastructures damaged by flooding and overuse. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Create A Wonderful World Initiative (CWI) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000230B1NIG24OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The project entitled: Improving Community Food Security and Livelihoods through Farming for Resilience (F4R) is a €10,000 in addition to an earlier €20,000 project (making €30,000) that is directly targeting 360 vulnerable households (approximately 1,800 individuals) mostly women and youth ages 18 -30 years including persons with disability across selected food-insecure communities in Kano State, Nigeria. The project equips vulnerable households to produce a variety of nutrient-dense foods locally by distributing vital farming inputs, building capacity, and utilising climate-smart agricultural practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Taimako Community Development Initiative XM-DAC-21-1-2025000231B1NIG24OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The project entitled: Improving Community Food Security and Livelihoods through Farming for Resilience (F4R) is a 30,000 project that is directly targeting 360 vulnerable households (approximately 1,800 individuals) mostly women and youth ages 18 -30 years including persons with disability across selected food-insecure communities in Kano State, Nigeria. The project equips vulnerable households to produce a variety of nutrient-dense foods locally by distributing vital farming inputs, building capacity, and utilising climate-smart agricultural practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Taimako Community Development Initiative XM-DAC-21-1-2025000232B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Financial Aid for the Blind DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 596.04 Bethesda Home For The Blind XM-DAC-21-1-2025000233B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Education scholarships, Child Life Line, Lagos DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1788.12 Child Life Line XM-DAC-21-1-2025000234B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Support for Homeless Women Shelter, Ozanam House DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1788.12 Daughters Of Charity Ozanam House XM-DAC-21-1-2025000235B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid SUPPORT- FOOD RELIEF PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 745.05 Forti Food Limited XM-DAC-21-1-2025000236B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Financial Assistance For the Needy, Centre of Hope, Accra, Ghana DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000 Franciscan Missionaries Of Mary XM-DAC-21-1-2025000237B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Support for elderly people's home including Wheelchairs, Medicine, Water, Enugu DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 857.66 Little Sisters of the Poor XM-DAC-21-1-2025000238B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 44975.23 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000239B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1922.75 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000240B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid CommunityPotableWaterProject in Kogi State DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 487.99 Ogbogbo Sons And Daughters Forum XM-DAC-21-1-2025000241B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Support for mentally ill destitute women, Daughters of Charity, Akwa Ibom DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 894.06 Providence Home-Daughters Of Charity XM-DAC-21-1-2025000242B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Support for indigent youth training at Technical Training College, Salesians, Kubwa, Abuja DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3017.87 Salesians Of St. John Bosco Kubwa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000243B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Support for Digital Literacy Project ICT Club DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1788.12 SSVP St Christopher Catholic Church XM-DAC-21-1-2025000244B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid 50th Anniversary Cultural Event St Patrick's Youth Group, En DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 287.42 St Patrick's Catholic Church parish Ogbete Enugu XM-DAC-21-1-2025000245B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Support for KNOSK school's two-day storytelling graduation event for their pioneer graduating class. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 953.46 Knosk School XM-DAC-21-1-2025000246B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid CommunityPotableWaterProject in Akwa-Ibom DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1684.41 Community potable water projects in Akwa Ibom State XM-DAC-21-1-2025000247B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Support to Augustinian Missionary pastoral work DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1788.12 Supplier General XM-DAC-21-1-2025000248B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid CommunityPotableWaterProject in Ekiti State DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1913.66 Supplier General XM-DAC-21-1-2025000249B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Cultural & Education Sector Projects DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2716.08 Supplier General XM-DAC-21-1-2025000250B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Support to St Mary's School, Kontagoro DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7748.52 St Mary's School, Kontagoro XM-DAC-21-1-2025000251B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid COMMERCIUM AFRICA DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Commercium Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000252B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid COMMERCIUM AFRICA DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Commercium Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000253B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Support for 2026 SDG Conference, Veritas University Directorate of Research, Abuja DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 905.36 Veritas Univeristy Abuja Directorate Of Research XM-DAC-21-1-2025000254B1NIGPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Provision Of 20 Mini Libriaries Zaccheus Onumba Dibiaezue Memorial Libraries DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3017.87 Zaccheus Onuma Memorial Libraries XM-DAC-21-1-2025000255B1PAA21OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The Irish Representative Office in Ramallah, through the Palestine Head of Mission Fund, will support Aroura Charitable Society, aiming to support women empowerment. This project aims at supporting and empowering women in the village of Aroura, located near Ramallah. It focuses on women who are experiencing social and economic difficulties—such as widows, divorcees, single mothers, and unemployed female graduates. The programme offers psychological support to enhance mental health and self-esteem, in addition to vocational training in skills such as sewing, soap and candle production, cooking, and more. It fosters financial independence, enhances quality of life, and encourages community participation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8000 Aroura Charitable Society XM-DAC-21-1-2025000256B1PAA21OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The Irish Representative Office in Ramallah, through the Palestine Head of Mission Fund, will support Women of the Sun, aiming to support women empowerment and increase their political participation. The objective of this project is to enhance the economic livelihoods of marginalized women through relevant, high-demand digital skills and promote women’s empowerment and gender equality by enabling financial autonomy and visibility. The project will contribute to the realization of fundamental human rights, including economic participation and freedom of expression. Indirectly support greater participation of women in democratic processes by reducing dependency and expanding their public roles.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15000 Women of Sun XM-DAC-21-1-2025000257B1PAA21OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The Irish Representative Office in Ramallah, through the Palestine Head of Mission Fund, will support Bethlehem Care and Hospice Trust, aiming to complement existing healthcare provision within the Bethlehem Governorate by providing additional services and care to those with a terminal diagnosis. Services include physical, psychological care, physical therapy and occupational cares. In addition, awareness seminars within Bethlehem community about palliative care generally and the Hospice services specifically will be conducted. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Bethlehem Care and Hospice Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000258B1PAA21OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The Irish Representative Office in Ramallah, through the Palestine Head of Mission Fund, will support Caira Organisation, aiming to support training women on gender-based violence (GBV), sexual assault prevention, and legal rights across two centers (Birzeit and Jalazone RC), while introducing foundational GBV awareness in a new center (Qalandiya). Interactive theater activities for children in Birzeit and Jalazone will teach safety and reporting mechanisms. The project will produce two short films and a guidebook—now co-developed with Caira Organization—to amplify reach. Direct beneficiaries include 90 women (30 per center) and 100 children, with indirect impact for 1,500+ community members. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7650 Caira Organization XM-DAC-21-1-2025000259B1PAA21OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The Irish Representative Office in Ramallah, through the Palestine Head of Mission Fund, will support Hebron Rehabilitation Committee (HRC), aiming to support rehabilitating abandoned wells in Hebron’s Old City, ensuring sustainable water access for families facing severe water shortages, especially during the summer months. The project supports the preservation of cultural heritage, as the Old City is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with deep historical and national significance for Palestinians. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19000 Hebron Rehabilitation Committee XM-DAC-21-1-2025000260B1PAA21OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The Irish Representative Office in Ramallah, through the HoMs Fund, will support Kalandia Refugee Camp via Kalandia Youth Centre, aiming to support girls' rights to play, education, and self-expression. Additionally, the project will equip the girls with confidence and a goal-oriented mindset. It focuses on developing the physical, administrative, moral, social, and emotional aspects of their lives. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5350 Kalandia Youth Center XM-DAC-21-1-2025000261B1PAA21OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The Irish Representative Office in Ramallah, through the HoMs Fund, will support a six-month field-research project will document the gendered impact of the coercive environment facing Bedouin women in the E1 area. Two female Bedouin graduates will be hired and trained as a field researcher to conduct interviews, collect testimonies, and access hard-to-reach communities where movement restrictions prevent regular health clinic access. The study will produce evidence-based analysis on how forced displacement, limited mobility, and loss of educational opportunities affect Bedouin women, which would facilitate supporting future advocacy, protection interventions, and gender-sensitive policy responses. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9000 Al Quds Human Rights Clinic XM-DAC-21-1-2025000262B1PAA21OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The Irish Representative Office in Ramallah, through the HoMs Fund, will support the Latin Church aiming to establish a specialized ceramics workshop that produces unique pieces inspired by the cultural and religious heritage of the Holy Land and the Holy Land. These emerging designs are inspired by Christian heritage, adding significant cultural and religious value to each handcrafted piece. These creations respect the rich history and connect the past and present by incorporating symbols of the great Christian city into their designs, contributing to the preservation of local heritage and its global dissemination, the relaunch of this project will provide 10 jobs to empower women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15000 Latin Parish of Taybeh XM-DAC-21-1-2025000263B1PAA21OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The majority of the European Union’s assistance to the Palestinian Authority (PA) is channelled through the PEGASE Direct Financial Support (DFS) mechanism. PEGASE DFS was launched in 2008 to support the PA’s national reform agenda and provides budget support for the PA recurrent expenditure and long-term sustainable development. The predictable and regular funding provided by PEGASE DFS also advances the two-State solution by maintaining the fiscal viability of the PA and by sustaining the basic living conditions of the Palestinian people. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 Ministry Of Finance XM-DAC-21-1-2025000264B1PAA21OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The JFA IV supports the Education Sector Strategic Plan 2025–2027, which aims to improve access, equity, quality, and governance in Palestine’s education system. Coordinated through the Ministry of Education and funded by Belgium, Finland, Germany (KfW), and Ireland, the programme includes school construction, curriculum reform, capacity building, and inclusive education initiatives. Four strategic objectives are described: Strategic Objective 1: Strengthening the basic requirements to ensure equitable and safe access to the national education system, and retain it. Strategic Objective 2: Enhancing inclusive quality education through developing the basic elements of the education process. Strategic Objective 3: Strengthening the governance and management of the national education system. Strategic Objective 4: Educational recovery and reconstruction DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000000 Ministry Of Finance Palestinian Authority XM-DAC-21-1-2025000265B1PAA21OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid Funding is provided for eligible running costs of the Mission such as rent, utilities, communications costs, stationary and banking charges. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 80000 Mission of Palestine XM-DAC-21-1-2025000266B1PAA21OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid Comet-ME functions in the day-to-day as a mini-utility company for off-grid communities in Area C, ensuring the sustainability of all its past installations through reliable maintenance and management of energy systems. The organisation views their programmes as ongoing partnerships with the communities they serve, rather than finite projects. Upon completion of the installation phase, the infrastructure becomes the community’s property, while service contracts establish clear rights and responsibilities for both users and Comet-ME. This ensures mutual accountability and long-term collaboration. Comet ME implements a bill-payment system that is designed to be both affordable and equitable, with users paying the same rate for energy they would pay were they connected to the electricity grid. This contributes to covering a growing share of Comet-ME’s maintenance costs, ensuring the sustainability of the infrastructure for years to come. The new smart metering system proposed in this project embodies this philosophy, promoting transparency and accountability in energy usage and strengthening community engagement. Reporting of COMET-ME projects provides an overview of breakdown of Number of Women, Children and Households served by the project. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Comet ME XM-DAC-21-1-2025000267B1PAA21OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid WBPC will deliver humanitarian aid to at least 25,919 Palestinians in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, who are vulnerable to forcible transfer or have already been forcibly transferred due to recurrent violations of international humanitarian law (IHL) and international human rights law (IHRL). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Norwegian Refugee Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025000268B1PAA21OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid OCHA’s mandate (based on General Assembly resolution 46/182) is to support the ERC (Emergency Relief Coordinator’s Leadership) in working closely with the Secretary-General and in cooperation with humanitarian organizations and entities to coordinate the humanitarian response to major and complex emergencies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1141000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025000269B1PAA21OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid OCHA’s mandate (based on General Assembly resolution 46/182) is to support the ERC (Emergency Relief Coordinator’s Leadership) in working closely with the Secretary-General and in cooperation with humanitarian organizations and entities to coordinate the humanitarian response to major and complex emergencies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025000270B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Al-Haq, established in 1979, promote Palestinian people’s human rights, defend them and enhance the rule of law and the culture and values of human rights, as set out in the organisation’s Strategic Plan 2021-2026. Al-Haq influences policies, legislations and practices of duty bearers so that they become aligned with international law, contribute to effective remedy for violations of human rights, and work to enhance human rights discourse and influence the international legal jurisprudence. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Al Haq, Law in the Service of Man XM-DAC-21-1-2025000271B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Addameer is the leading Palestinian prisoners’ rights association. Addameer assists prisoners and their families through the provision of free legal advice and representation in Israeli military courts, seeking to guarantee minimum rights where possible and, where not, raising awareness and lobbying for change in practices. It focuses on violations by both the Israeli and Palestinian authorities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Asociacion Paz Con Dignidad XM-DAC-21-1-2025000272B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Bimkom is an Israeli based NGO, which focuses on human rights in planning and land rights issues. Its work focuses on the planning situation for Palestinian communities in Area C and Jerusalem, and the impact of settlement activities and the separation wall on Palestinians. It often provides technical support in legal cases for other human rights NGOs, as well as carrying out studies and assessments on the impact of Israeli settlement policy. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Bimkom Planners for Planning Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025000273B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid This one-year grant of €8,000 will provide core funding to El-Funoun. This fundinf is provided under the Ireland-Palestine Cultural Capacity Fund to foster strategic development and capacity building of Palestinian cultural institutionsto preserve and promote Palestinian culture and identity. The impact of this project will be the enhanced capacity of El-Funoun to preserve and promote Palestinian culture and identity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8000 El-Funoun Palestinian Dance Troupe XM-DAC-21-1-2025000274B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Founded in 2005, the Tel Aviv-based Israeli NGO Gisha: Centre for the Legal Protection of Freedom of Movement focuses its activities on the right of freedom of movement of Palestinians, particularly those in Gaza. Since its establishment, Gisha has worked closely with Palestinian human rights NGOs in Gaza. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Gisha-Legal Centre for Freedom of Movement XM-DAC-21-1-2025000275B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid The Jerusalem Legal Aid and Human Rights Centre (JLAC) addresses crucial issues affecting Palestinians with an important focus on East Jerusalem. As well as their work in monitoring and taking cases for Palestinians affected by house demolitions, movement and access issues, and the construction of the separation barrier, JLAC also carefully monitors human rights violations by the PA authorities. The proposal includes focus on gender, vulnerable populations (Bedoins and Youth) and access to services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Jerusalem Legal Aid and Human Rights Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000276B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid This one-year grant of €17,900 will provide funding toKhazaaen to preserve and promote Palestinian cultureand identity. This project will benefit Palestinians in East Jerusalemand marginalised communities, particularly youth. Theproject creates a space for young Palestinians toconnect with one another and with a distinguishedgroup of Palestinian figures who have effectivelyintegrated archives into their creative and culturalprojects, including art, theatre, music, cinema,research, and folklore. It will allow young people tomeet researchers, artists, and leading specialists torenew their understanding of archives and theirintersection with culture, identity, and social history. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17900 Khazaaen XM-DAC-21-1-2025000277B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid The Irish Representative Office in Ramallah, through the Cultural Fund, will support the third edition of the Jerusalem Arab Film Festival, aiming to support the preservation of Palestinian culture in Jerusalem. The objective of this project is to improve Jerusalemite youth  access to specialised cinema education, industries, activities and empowering them to develop professional careers in these fields through establishing the first cinema hub in Jerusalem. The project targets vulnerable youth from the most marginalised areas such as the Old City of Jerusalem. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Local Aid Recipient Palestine XM-DAC-21-1-2025000278B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Established in 1998, MIFTAH (Palestinian Initiative for the Promotion of Global Dialogue and Democracy), is a Ramallah based NGO. It is active on democracy and good governance issues, and has a number of reputable programmes which seek to enhance the role of women in public life. The focus is on five priority areas: freedom of movement, absence of rule of law, rights or prisoners and detainees, women's rights and democratic development. A significant part of MIFTAH's Action plan includes focus o civic engagament, youth and women's political participation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Miftah XM-DAC-21-1-2025000279B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid OHCHR oPt works for all rights holders and victims of human rights violations, with particular attention to marginalised and vulnerable groups. The 2025 work plan is focused on : 1) Leading the Humanitarian Protection Response through activation of the Protection Cluster (OHCHR as lead); 2) Acting as monitoring and reporting Lead for UN data collection in the oPt; 3) Strengthening Rule of law – Human Rights Implementation 4) Advancing Legal Harmonisation 5) Protecting civil Society Space; 6) Supporting Recovery – human rights mainstreaming. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025000280B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) based in Gaza City, is dedicated to protecting human rights, promoting the rule of law and upholding democratic priniciples in Palestine. It remains the leading human rights organisation in Gaza and has benn a long time partner of Irish Aid. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Palestinian Centre for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025000281B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid This funding is provided under the Ireland-Palestine Cultural Capacity Fund to foster strategic development and capacity building of Palestinian cultural institutions to preserve and promote Palestinian culture and identity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Palestinian National Theatre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000282B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid This grant of €9,000 will provide funding to NCM. This funding is provided under the Ireland-Palestine Cultural Capacity Fund to foster strategic development and capacity building of Palestiniancultural institutions to preserve and promotePalestinian culture and identity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9000 The Jerusalem Society For Music Education and Research XM-DAC-21-1-2025000283B1PAA21OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Yesh Din (Hebrew for “there is a law”), is an Israeli NGO which focuses on four key programmes: law enforcement in relation to settler violence; due process for Palestinians before Israeli military courts; law enforcement in relation to security personnel in their treatment of Palestinians; and a project called LANDS, focused on settlement development and Palestinian land issues DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Yesh Din Volunteers for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025000284B1PAA21OB4 DFAT / Irish Aid This programme will support core funding for UNRWA for 2025. UNRWA was established by United Nations General Assembly (GA) Resolution 302 (IV) of 8 December 1949 to carry out direct relief and works programmes for Palestine refugees. Its mandate was renewed by the UNGA until 30 June 2026 (Resolution 77/123) and 159 UN MSs reaffirmed their support to UNRWA’s mandate in December 2024. UNRWA is unique among UN agencies in that it delivers services directly. These services include education, health care services to both women, men and young children, relief and social services, microfinance, infrastructure and camp improvement, emergency assistance, to the people of Palestine and the protection of refugees’ rights under international law. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000000 UNRWA XM-DAC-21-1-2025000285B1PAAPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 136405.94000000003 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000286B1PAAPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1252.6399999999999 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000287B1RSAOB1POLITIC DFAT / Irish Aid The “Contributing Towards Sustainable Coalitions at Local Government Level in South Africa project” in South Africa, implemented by ACCORD, aims to continue to contribute towards sustainable coalitions at local government level in South Africa ahead of the 2026 local government elections (LGEs). The objective of the grant is to strengthen capacity through experience-sharing and increased conflict resolution and negotiation skills of public officials and political decisionmakers at local government level to mitigate and prevent disputes for effective co-operative governance. The key activities include, maintaining and enhancing the Coalitions Tracker; thematic seminars and workshops to share-experiences and best practices; and advocacy and stakeholder engagements. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 The African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes XM-DAC-21-1-2025000288B1RSAOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid The “Coral Restoration and Marine Protected Area Management” project in Mauritius, implemented by Eco- Sud Mauritius, aims to enhance coral restoration and marine biodiversity conservation by integrating advanced restoration techniques, comprehensive monitoring of coral cover and fish populations, and precise site selection through data validation. The objective of the project is to increase coral cover and improve fish biodiversity in Blue Bay Marine Park. The key activities include transplanting 80,000 coral fragments within key MPAs, coral health and fish biodiversity monitoring and conducting quarterly coral health monitoring. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Eco-Sud XM-DAC-21-1-2025000289B1RSAOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid The “Coral Restoration and Marine Protected Area Management” project in Mauritius, implemented by Eco- Sud Mauritius, aims to enhance coral restoration and marine biodiversity conservation by integrating advanced restoration techniques, comprehensive monitoring of coral cover and fish populations, and precise site selection through data validation. The objective of the project is to increase coral cover and improve fish biodiversity in Blue Bay Marine Park. The key activities include transplanting 80,000 coral fragments within key MPAs, coral health and fish biodiversity monitoring and conducting quarterly coral health monitoring. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Eco-Sud XM-DAC-21-1-2025000290B1RSAOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid The Promoting the Women and Youth Peace and Security Agendas project in South Africa and the Southern Africa region, implemented by The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation aims to contribute to ensuring that societies are fair, inclusive, democratic and peaceful. The overall objectives of the grant are to consolidate the gains and advance the WPS agenda in South Africa and regionally and align with and compliment the implementation of the YPS agenda for the benefit of women and youth. The key activities include Intergenerational dialogues; stakeholder engagements with traditional women leaders and church leaders; stakeholder meetings for advocacy on WPS and collating inputs for New NAP; and research and documentation on WPS and YPS delivered in partnership with a consortium of civil society organisations. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Institute for Justice and Reconciliation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000291B1RSAOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 417666.73 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000292B1RSAOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid The Rural Action for Climate Resilience (RACR) project in South Africa, implemented by the Social Change Assistance Trust (SCAT) in partnership with SAFCEI, aims to strengthen climate resilience in rural communities. The objectives of the grant are to empower community- and faith-based organisations, particularly women- and youth-led groups, to adopt locally led climate adaptation solutions and influence climate policy processes. The key activities include micro-grants for climate resilience initiatives, technical mentorship, peer learning, youth engagement, and climate advocacy, delivered in collaboration with rural partners across five provinces. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Social Change Assistance Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000293B1RSAOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid The “Renewable Lesotho: Access to Affordable and Renewable Energy” project in Lesotho, implemented by UNDP, aims to increase renewable energy generation capacity and energy efficiency, promote a more equitable and gender-transformative access to clean energy, and improve Lesotho’s energy sector leadership and institutional capacity. The objective of the grant is for Public service, commercial and industrial facilities to be equipped with renewable energy and energy efficiency solutions and improved access to clean cooking and electricity including, minigrid electricity, improved cook-stoves, solar water heaters, energy efficient lamps, PAYGO SHS, etc.) In a gender-responsive and socially inclusive manner. The project is jointly supported by UNDP and the EU, and implemented by UNDP and the government of Lesotho. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000294B1RSAOB3GENDER DFAT / Irish Aid The A Preventable Human Rights Crisis: Ending Sexual Abuse in South African Prisons project, implemented by Just Detention International (JDI) South Africa, aims to build survivor leadership, improve public understanding of incarcerated people’s right to safety, and promote survivor healing and empowerment. The grant seeks to close the gap between South Africa’s human rights commitments and prison realities for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people, especially those most affected by sexual abuse and gender-based discrimination, particularly LGBTIQ+ people. Key activities include advocacy meetings, joint civil society advocacy, and trauma-healing art workshops. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Just Detention - South Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000295B1RSAOB3GENDER DFAT / Irish Aid The NxtGenMen project in South Africa, implemented by the School of Hard Knocks (SoHK), aims to contribute to bringing about change in attitudes towards gender and masculinity. The objective of the grant is to promote positive masculinity and improve mental health amongst men in South Africa for men and boys in the Province of Western Cape and Gauteng. The key activities include direct delivery of NxtGenMen (NGM) programmes (NGM workshops: traditional and lite) by the SoHK; train the trainer workshops for SoHK partner organisations delivered in partnership SOHK partner organisations. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 School Of Hard Knocks NPC XM-DAC-21-1-2025000296B1RSAOB3GENDER DFAT / Irish Aid The Protecting Human Rights Through Active Citizenry - Particularly The Rights Of Women And Girls And Vulnerable People In Rural Communities programme in South Africa, implemented by the Social Change Assistance Trust, aims to partner with rural local development agencies (LDAs) to build strong institutions that are able to respond to the cross-cutting issues of access to justice, gender, climate change, and youth. The objective of the grant are to build local agency by strengthening LDAs efforts to promote gender equality and address gender based violence. The key activities include, issuing grants to rural LDAs that focus on human rights, gender, GBV, climate change and youth and capacity building for women in LDAs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Social Change Assistance Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000297B1RSAOB3GENDER DFAT / Irish Aid The New Visions for Achieving Gender Justice: Phase 3 programme in Mpumalanga and Gauteng, South Africa, implemented by Sonke Gender Justice, aims to contribute to reduced gender-based violence and strengthened gender equality. The grant supports community-led accountability, improved knowledge of rights and GBV laws, and increased feminist leadership for women, youth, and gender-diverse persons. Key activities include GBV and legal-literacy training, case monitoring, participation in local governance processes, and strategic litigation and advocacy on gender justice and climate-linked vulnerabilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Sonke Gender Justice Network XM-DAC-21-1-2025000298B1RSAOB3GENDER DFAT / Irish Aid This project titled "Scaling up Institutional Response to Violence Against Women and Girls " aims to address the persistently high rates of GBV in South Africa and Lesotho. The project seeks to mobilize diverse partnerships, including CBOs and other CSOs, government departments, and the private sector, to foster egalitarian social norms and advance gender equality. Key interventions include capacity development for the South African Police Service on gender-sensitive approaches and trauma management, community engagement through HeForShe dialogues, the involvement of faith and traditional leaders and improving access to comprehensive services for GBV survivors. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 UN Women XM-DAC-21-1-2025000299B1RSAOB5TRADE DFAT / Irish Aid The overall purpose of this grant is to support the establishment a new climate skills partnership that seeks to foster clean technology innovations and stimulate the green entrepreneurship ecosystem within South Africa. This will be done by identification, supporting and promoting innovators through the provision of technical and financial support offered through Indalo ‘s IndaloVator Incubation Programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Indalo Inclusive XM-DAC-21-1-2025000300B1RSAOB5TRADE DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 47108.18000000001 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000301B1RSAOB5TRADE DFAT / Irish Aid IRISH TECH CHALLENGE DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 208483.36000000002 Wits Incubator (Pty) Ltd XM-DAC-21-1-2025000302B1RSAPADM DFAT / Irish Aid The Emergency Programme to Address Hunger and Malnutrition in Maputsoe District, Lesotho, implemented by Action Lesotho CLG, aims to combat hunger and malnutrition in the area. The grant seeks to increase the number of people receiving soft porridge from 100 to 200 daily and expand the infant nutrition programme from 50 to 60 children. It also aims to feed starving families and encourage beneficiaries to grow their own vegetables using sack gardens and raised beds. Additionally, the programme will provide regular nutrition packages to increase the number of infants reached and help prevent or reverse malnutrition and stunting in young children. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Action Lesotho CLG XM-DAC-21-1-2025000303B1RSAPADM DFAT / Irish Aid The Reason for Hope: Second Southern Africa Gender-Based Violence Prevention Symposium in South Africa, implemented by the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation, aims to contribute to decreasing the high incidences of GBVF in Southern Africa. The objectives of the grant are to increase awareness and sensitisation on the high incidences of GBVF in Southern Africa; and add insights and perspectives of women and victims of GBV, to national and sub-regional policies aimed at preventing and addressing GBVF in Southern Africa for gender experts, activists, policymakers, community leaders, and CSOs from Lesotho, Botswana and South Africa, Mozambique, Namibia, Eswatini, and Zimbabwe. The key activity incudes the hosting of the regional symposium, delivered in partnership with Africa Legal Aid. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000304B1RSAPADM DFAT / Irish Aid eTHEKWINI PRIDE EVENT DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3760.98 eThekwini Pride XM-DAC-21-1-2025000305B1RSAPADM DFAT / Irish Aid FUNDING FOR POST SONA EVENT - CRITICAL THINKING DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1665.7 Post-SONA Critical Thinking Forum XM-DAC-21-1-2025000306B1RSAPADM DFAT / Irish Aid IDAHOBIT: PUTTING A HUMAN (RIGHTS) FACE TO LGBTQI+ DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3179.45 Int. Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia - IDAHOBIT XM-DAC-21-1-2025000307B1RSAPADM DFAT / Irish Aid The Phoku High School Sustainable Food and Biogas Project in Botha-Bothe, Lesotho, aims to improve learner nutrition and educational performance through climate-smart agriculture. The objective of the grant is to enhance food security and environmental sustainability for vulnerable students and their community. Key activities include constructing a school kitchen, implementing a biogas digester, and establishing an organic garden. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15000 Phoku Combined High School XM-DAC-21-1-2025000308B1RSAPADM DFAT / Irish Aid Contribution towards Body Moves International DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500 Sibikwa Community Project XM-DAC-21-1-2025000309B1SEN24OB1 DFAT / Irish Aid The SD3C Programme in Senegal, implemented by IFAD aims to contribute to strenghten the food security and climate resilience of agro-pastoralist communities in the Linguere and Ranérou- Ferlo Departments by restoring degraded land and improving access to irrigated vegetable and fodder production systems. The project activities will target the inclusion of between 45% and 75% women depending on the activity. The key activities include restoring 150ha of land, creating 8ha of vegetable and water access for livestock, and 12ha of fodder production. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 International Fund for Agricultural Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025000310B1SEN24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid The Green Climate Challenge Fund is a new concept from Embassy Dakar, aligning with the priorities of the Government of Ireland and with the principles of Locally Led-Adaptation, aimed at providing Senegalese organisations, who do not normally have the capacity to apply for or manage larger budgets, with the support to deliver impactful, purpose-driven projects in their communities. The Green Climate Challenge Fund will be implemented by the Consortium Jeunesse Senegal. The project will support and assist project leaders in Senegal, particularly women and young people, by financing and strengthening initiatives that address climate and environmental issues in order to build community resilience. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Consortium Jeunesse Senegal XM-DAC-21-1-2025000311B1SEN24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid The Projet de Renforcement de la Résilience Socio écologique des Communautés dans les AMP du Sénégal (RESICOM) in Senegal,implemented by Enda Energie Senegal aims to strengthen the resilience of communities and mangrove ecosystems in Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in the Sine Saloum and Casamance regions. The objectives of the grant are strengthened mangrove ecosystems and improved biodiversity through community led restoration and conservation and the promotion of income-generating activities for women. The key activities include reforesting 20 ha of mangrove in the Ufoyal Kassa Bandial MPA; Setting up an integrated market garden in the Gandoul MPA; Developing market access for local products. This project specifically targets womens groups and womens organisations DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Enda Nrj XM-DAC-21-1-2025000312B1SEN24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid The Initiative CASAMARINE 2 in de Aire Marine Protégée d’Ufoyaal Kassa-Bandial in Senegal implemented by Nebeday aims to consolidate the achievements and amplify the impacts obtained in 2023–2024 within the Ufoyaal-Kassa-Bandial (UKB) MPA, while extending certain innovations to the national level (spat collection on the Petite Côte and in Sine-Saloum). The strategy combines the protection of a priority area, the development of women's aquaculture sectors (oysters and mussels), energy transition at the household level, and the strengthening of scientific monitoring and local governance. The project directly targets 700 women (306 women already involved in the 3C cooperative, oyster/mussel farming groups that will join the cooperative, and women who will install improved stoves in their homes) . The key activities include Integrated management of the Eloubalir Priority Protection Zone (PPZ), Forest protection and energy transition, and Development of sustainable aquaculture and forestry sectors DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 Nebeday XM-DAC-21-1-2025000313B1SEN24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid Th project builds on the initial funding provided by Embassy Dakar to UNWomen for the 2023, 2024, and 2025 Women’s Access to the Green Economy in West and Central Africa project. The proposed project will contribute to accelerate women-led climate action and climate resilience in WCA, with a particular geographic focus on Senegal. The project directly supports women-led businesses and women entrepreneurs active in the agriculture, energy, and waste management value chains to participate in the green economy and to access green finance in Senegal. It also supports policymakers and advocates in regional institutions, in Senegal and other ECOWAS Member States to better understand and address gender issues through policy formulation, financing, implementation, and monitoring. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 UN Women XM-DAC-21-1-2025000314B1SEN24OB2 DFAT / Irish Aid The Strengthening the resilience of agro-pastoralist communities in the Ferlo zone as part of the Great Green Wall Initiative, implemented by WFP Senegal aims to contribute to strengthen the food security and climate resilience of agro-pastoralist communities in the Linguère and Ranérou-Ferlo Departments by restoring degraded land and improving access to irrigated vegetable and fodder production systems, with a particular focus on women’s economic empowerment and sustainable natural resource management. . The key activities include land restoration, fodder production, creation of vegetable gardens, and irrigation for vegetable production and livestock consumption. The project contributes to the Great Green Wall initiative in Senegal and will be implemented by WFP in partnership with the Senegalese Agency for Reforestation and the Great Green Wall (ASERGMV). This grant is not part of a multi-annual commitment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000315B1SEN24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid The Projet Wér-Gu-Yaram: Renforcement des ASC et Foires Sanitaires pour les Femmes et les Enfants in Senegal, implemented by Foundation for a Healthier Senegal (FOHSEN), aims to improve maternal and child health in underserved communities of Senegal by strengthening the role and capacity of community health workers (both youth volunteers and Badienou Gokh) and ensuring better access to quality, culturally relevant healthcare services.  The objectives of the grant are to Train 12 community health workers (youth and Badienou Gokh) in maternal, neonatal, and child health to deliver effective, community-based healthcare, Equip the trained health workers with digital tools to enhance case management, follow-up, and data reporting., Organize two community health fairs to provide free consultations, awareness sessions, and distribution of essential medicines and baby products, and Foster collaboration between communities, local health structures, and FOHSEN to ensure sustainability of the interventions.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 23300 Association For A Healther Senegal XM-DAC-21-1-2025000316B1SEN24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid The SENETCH programme in Senegal, implemented by Association Impact Senegal aims to contribute to train 32 young semi-professional (16 men - 16 women) in light technology and sound engineering for better professional integration in the cultural and creative industries sector. The main activities of the programme are outlined in the Curriculum for both the Light and Sound training certifications. Both courses are divided into two sections, comprised of vocational and educational compentencies which must be completed. This includes 5 vocational compentencies, and 7 educational competencies for light training, and 4 vocational competencies and 9 educational competencies in sound. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10038 Association Impact Senegal XM-DAC-21-1-2025000317B1SEN24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid The JEDIEL project in Senegal, implemented by Social Change Factory is a civic engagement program designed to: “awaken, strengthen, and amplify” the voices of young Senegalese people around three major cross-cutting issues: democracy, gender, and climate justice. Over a period of four months, the project aims to raise awareness and engage young people and their communities through interactive training sessions, citizen debates, and a national advocacy competitio.   The key activities intend to Equip young people with tools on the cross-cutting themes of gender, democracy, and climate justice through interactive modules in order to position them as agents of change DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19900 Association Social Change Factory XM-DAC-21-1-2025000318B1SEN24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid The Ngor Surg Camp in Dakar, Senegal, implemented by Black Girls Surf aims to contribute to the social empowerment of girls aged 7-17 but using sports as an entry point to social, economic, health, and environmental awareness. The project will include a number of activities including sporting activities, education, community work, leadership and cultural empowerment, health and wellness workshops, and environmental education. The project aims to provide 60 girls with access to a safe, empowering surf and education camp, increase their knowledge of ocean safety, marine ecosystems, and climate change, develop confidence, leadership, and physical health in the participating youth and foster cultural exchange and build community resilience. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15346.92 Black Girls Surf XM-DAC-21-1-2025000319B1SEN24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, Ireland’s funding to ISS will support the organisation’s work to advance peace and prosperity in Africa, in line with its 2021-2025 Strategy. A core contribution of €160,000 will support ISS’ core functions, namely staffing and administrative costs. An earmarked contribution of €180,000 will support ISS’ work 1) in West Africa, 2) on climate governance and 3) on transitional justice and accountability, in line with Ireland’s priorities, and policy and programmatic engagement in Africa. In particular, ISS will focus on supporting the prevention and countering of violent extremism in West Africa and the Sahel, addressing security and political cooperation challenges in West Africa and the Sahel, supporting climate governance processes in Africa through research, policy advice and technical support, and supporting transitional justice processes across the continent, including in Ethiopia and the Lake Chad Basin. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Institute for Security Studies XM-DAC-21-1-2025000320B1SEN24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid The Initiative FIT! project inSenegal implemented by LuxDev aims to support pathways for young people towards vocational and technical training and employment opportunities across the 14 regions of the country. The FIT! Senegal Initiative is specifically designed to support youth vocational education, training and employment in the context of the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games and for its legacy. Ireland’s contribution will specifically support strengthening the gender equality components of the initiative. Ireland’s contribution will target the integration of women and girls in vocational training and employment opportunities, including through strengthening the capacity of training service providers, supporting women’s access to vocational training, including through combating gender stereotypes, and promoting access for girls and young women to sports facilities created or renovated as part of the Initiative DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Lux Development S A XM-DAC-21-1-2025000321B1SEN24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland’s funding will support Solidarité Active’s ‘L’ Académie de la Seconde Chance’ under their Njegemaar programme focusing on the protection and empowerment of young women by equipping them with the tools required to become independent. ‘L’ Académie de la Seconde Chance’ targets young women who have left school early and live in disadvantaged environments. The project aims to provide a second chance through educational and vocational training and social support and personal development with a view to returning to a safe educational environment. The project seeks to target young women and girls in the peri-urban areas of Dakar. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11787.97 Solidarite Active XM-DAC-21-1-2025000322B1SEN24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid The Urgence Hivernage project in Dakar, Senegal, implemented by Surfrider Senegal aims to contribute to ensuring that users (swimmers, fishermen, surfers, divers, etc.) can enjoy their activities without risk to their health, and preserve the Senegalese coastline. The objectives of the grant are to monitoring the quality of water of and empower local stakeholders to improve the quality of the water in the Ngor, Virage, Yoff, Ouakam and Almadies communities of Dakar. The key activities include monitoring the quality of recreational waters at six sites during the rainy season, a high-risk period, raise public awareness, and support local stakeholders. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20006.43 Surfeur Association Senegal XM-DAC-21-1-2025000323B1SEN24OB3 DFAT / Irish Aid The funding to WATHI in West and Central Africa is core support the implementation of WATHI’s mandate in working to advance citizen engagement to accelerate political, social and cultural change and human development in West Africa in 2026. In line with the approach of WATHI which calls both for an in-depth understanding of local contexts and expectations and the need to learn from experiences from countries around the world, WATHI proposes to stimulate expand the scope of the partnership to also focus on gender equality and rights, in addition to their continued work on supporting the West African public debate on education and training. This year the programme will include a three-day in-person training workshop for 25 participants on increasing youth capacity linked to equality and women's rights, with three key dimensions: the international and regional framework on women's rights, advocacy, and the use of social media to raise awareness about women's rights and the threats girls face online. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000.69 West African Citizen's Think Tank XM-DAC-21-1-2025000324B1SENPQS DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 29940.6 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000325B1SIERRAOC1FNES DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal is to contribute to long term adaptation to and mitigation of climate change impacts by vulnerable populations in Sierra Leone. The principal objective is to strengthen the resilience and improve the food and nutrition security of vulnerable households, especially women and girls, by promoting climate-smart and nutrition-sensitive agriculture that supports dietary diversity coupled with improved access to WASH, health and nutrition services and sustainable household energy solutions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1700000 Action Against Hunger XM-DAC-21-1-2025000326B1SIERRAOC1FNES DFAT / Irish Aid The proposed project will expand the FSTP into a fully operational circular sanitation and renewable energy system by investing in technologies such as a batch carbonization machine, assisted drying sheds, and a solar power system, in order to increase the volume of faecal sludge that can be converted into high-quality, low-emission briquettes and biogas. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025000327B1SIERRAOC1FNES DFAT / Irish Aid The project’s goal is to improve food security, livelihoods and the nutritional status of vulnerable rural communities in the Kailahun district, targeting 40 communities (working directly with 1,200 members of farmer based organisations). The project is designed to enhance climate resilience and food and nutrition insecurity through the promotion and adoption of improved climate smart farming methods, promoting food processing and value addition options and locally designed irrigation systems for year-round crop cultivation, enhanced dietary diversity practices, promoting adoption of eco-friendly cook stoves, and sustainable management of natural resources including agroforestry and afforestation. The project employs gender-transformative approaches aimed at empowering women and creating equal opportunities for their participation in food systems initiatives. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Movement Towards Peace and Development Agency XM-DAC-21-1-2025000328B1SIERRAOC1FNES DFAT / Irish Aid Renewable Energy Access for Vulnerable Households DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Trocaire Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000329B1SIERRAOC1FNES DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to scale up access to affordable, reliable solar energy for vulnerable households, with a special focus on women, youth, and bottom 10% socio-economically disadvantaged DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Trocaire Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000330B1SIERRAOC1FNES DFAT / Irish Aid The programme aims to reduce stunting in Sierra Leone by (i) building climate resilience, increasing the availability of safe, diverse foods and strengthening livelihood support for the most vulnerable populations; (ii) increasing equitable access to quality, gender-responsive, climate resilient essential nutrition specific and nutrition sensitive services at community and facility levels and (iii) strengthening nutrition, food and climate governance and advocacy. The programme directly targets 255,064 beneficiaries in four districts. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1600000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000331B1SIERRAOC1FNES DFAT / Irish Aid The project goal is to strengthen climate resilience and food and nutrition security among vulnerable rural households by addressing challenges of climate-induced food and nutrition insecurity, building resilience, and promoting inclusive community development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 Welthungerhilfe XM-DAC-21-1-2025000332B1SIERRAOC2ED DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is to improve the learning outcomes of 20 underperforming Senior Secondary Schools in the Port Loko district by enabling more accountable and inclusive learning environments. In this third year of the project activities will focus on consolidating results and building sustainability. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 EducAid Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000333B1SIERRAOC2ED DFAT / Irish Aid The programme aims to improve learning outcomes through strengthening the education management at district and school levels in three of the poorest performing districts in Sierra Leone – Port Loko, Falaba, and Pujehun - so that children are in school (for at least 6 hours per day, every day of term); safe (positive behaviour management and robust child protection protocols); and learning (in every class, during every lesson, acquiring relevant knowledge, skills and attitudes). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 EducAid Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000334B1SIERRAOC2ED DFAT / Irish Aid Strengthening Climate Education & Action in Moyamb DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Teach Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000335B1SIERRAOC2ED DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is improved learning outcomes in educationally underserved communities in Moyamba and Karene District. The project has two objectives: a. Enhance a safer, gender responsive and climate friendly learning environment for children in underserved communities and b. Increase community engagement and coordination towards supporting improved learning outcomes in underserved communities. The Project deliberately targets vulnerable populations and therefore encourages and prioritises children with disability to access education services supported by the project. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 Teach Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000336B1SIERRAOC2ED DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is adolescent girls and boys in Sierra Leone have the information, knowledge, agency and bodily autonomy to make informed decisions and realize their full potential, thus contributing to a 50% decrease in adolescent pregnancy by 2032 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 United Nations Population Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000337B1SIERRAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid The main objective of the WAGE project is to ensure marginalized women and adolescent girls are empowered and supported for self-reliance through relevant education and skills which foster safety, inclusive participation, agency and climate-smart knowledge, using a sustainable approach. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 666380 Defence For Children International Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000338B1SIERRAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid The goal of this project is to deliver FGM/C interventions in a coordinated manner and communities become aware of and take actions to end FGM in Sierra Leone. The project has three objectives: 1. Strengthen FAHP Secretariat capacity to coordinate the implementation of FAHP members FGM interventions in Sierra Leone, influencing Zero tolerance. 2. Enhance evidence-based advocacy to influence development of national law to end FGM. 3. Increase community awareness and knowledge on the harmful effects of FGM. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Forum Against Harmful Practices XM-DAC-21-1-2025000339B1SIERRAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid Adolescent Girls Empowerment & Protection Project DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 33616 International Rescue Committee Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000340B1SIERRAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid The project has three outcomes: 1) Girls have an awareness of their rights and power; 2) A growing movement of girls and young women taking action in their communities to build their power and resist violence in their lives 3) Sustained Action to End FGM and SGBV in Sierra Leone. Overall, the project is grounded on movement building theory. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 Purposeful XM-DAC-21-1-2025000341B1SIERRAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is supporting GBV survivors to have access to free, quality age-appropriate response services, increase awareness of SGBV in communities and empower CBOs/CSOs, including Survivors Solidarity Groups to demand rights from duty bearers through advocacy. The project integrates service delivery with livelihood support, community engagement, and community and national advocacy to support survivors of SGBV and reduce SGBV in Sierra Leone. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 650000 Rainbo Initiative XM-DAC-21-1-2025000342B1SIERRAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid The project seeks to address deep-rooted inequality through promoting gender equality and empowerment of marginalised groups such as women, youths, and PWDs to participate in politics, decision-making, accountability and local development processes. It will employ multi-stakeholder and multi-dimensional approaches to strengthen the agency and resilience of these groups to address issues affecting them and their communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 SEND Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000343B1SIERRAOC3GE DFAT / Irish Aid The goal of the project is to create an enabling environment for equal participation of women in decision-making whilst strengthening protection of women, girls and boys from all forms of gender-based violence in public and private spaces. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 350000 UN Women XM-DAC-21-1-2025000344B1SIERRAOC4GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The project’s objective is to increase the capacity of Human Rights Defenders and their networks to influence human rights policies that will empower HRDs and improve the human rights situation in the country. It also responds to emerging human rights issues particularly challenges relating to the freedoms, safety and protection of HRDs. HRDNS produce four quarterly reports per year, comprising one thematic report every quarter. These reports will focus on human rights, specifically women and mining, land rights, LGBTI individuals, persons with disabilities (PWDs), Sexual and Gender-Based Violence, the security sector's response to public order management, and environmental and climate change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 Human Rights Defender Network - Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000345B1SIERRAOC4GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The project strengthens the participation of marginalised groups (women, youths, PWDs) in decision-making through: (a) increased participation of women, youths and PWDs in decision-making and accountability processes; (b) women youth, persons with disabilities and other marginalised groups have increased access to economic resources and financial skills; (c) increased advocacy, networking and lobbying on governance, development, inclusion and representation; and(d) SENDSL’s capacity is improved to deliver programs effectively and efficiently. The project will support implementation of climate actions in local development plan and empower marginalised groups to hold decision makers to account and improve local service delivery through enhanced participation in accountability processes. The project will also increase women’s voices through the expansion of media programming at district and national levels and support women in leadership training in tertiary institutions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 750000 SEND Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000346B1SIERRAOC4GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The overall objective of the project is to empower marginalised groups - women, PWDs, youth - to participate in decision-making, local-level accountability and hold leaders to account for improved service delivery. It will also strengthen the role of increased the resilience of women through economic empowerment opportunities and promote peace, cohesion and community actions on climate change. The project will work with multi-stakeholders to deliver this objective in 5 districts: Kambia, Port Loko, Tonkolili, Karene and Moyamba. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 700000 Talking Drum Studio Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000347B1SIERRAOC4GOV DFAT / Irish Aid Support to Capacity Development of the Human Right DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000348B1SIERRAOC4GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The grant will support the technical capacity and operational readiness of Statistics Sierra leone (Stata-SL) to conduct cartographic mapping and the pilot census. Specifically the grant will strengthen Stats-SL capacity to (i) undertake digital census mapping and (ii) use a digital census system. The grant will support a cartography /GIS exper and an IT expert who build the capacity of and support Stats-SL staff. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 United Nations Population Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000349B1SIERRAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Empowering Girls through Menstrual Health Educatio DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3031.45 Girl Child Network XM-DAC-21-1-2025000350B1SIERRAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 574471.1200000002 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000351B1SIERRAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Support to the annual celebration -Education week DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10514.98 Ministry Of Basic And Senior Secondary Education XM-DAC-21-1-2025000352B1SIERRAPSDMICR DFAT / Irish Aid The primary objective of the project, ‘Environmental Education and Biodiversity Conservation Outreach – Training Ambassadors for Climate Change Awareness and Environmental Sustainability’ is to initiate intensive engagement with a select group of students aged 8-14 years, from 5 primary and secondary schools in the Western Area and 2 primary schools around Tiwai island to provide training in climate change awareness and environmental sustainability principles. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9000 Environmental Foundation for Africa-SL XM-DAC-21-1-2025000353B1SIERRAPSDMICR DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of this project ‘‘Strengthening Grass root Advocacy: Empowering PLWDs For Inclusive Development’’ is to promote inclusion and acceptance of people with disability in sporting activities and to reduce stigmatisation through increased awareness in Freetown, Makeni, Bo and Kenema. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6002.23 Flying Stars Amputee Football Club XM-DAC-21-1-2025000354B1SIERRAPSDMICR DFAT / Irish Aid Dorti-mus Go Community Flood Mitigation Intervention’. The main objective of the project is to trigger behavioural and attitudinal change towards sanitation and environmental issues by awarding communities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Freetown City Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025000355B1SIERRAPSDMICR DFAT / Irish Aid Enhancing Economic Livelihood for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and strengthen prevention actions on SGBV in Moyamba district’. This project aims at advocating for the strengthening of preventive measures on SGBV, create awareness on referral pathways for SGBV victims, GEWE related laws and policies, and enhance socio-economic empowerment for survivors of SGBV and women & girls with disability. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8234.94 Initiative for Young Women and Girls with Disabilities XM-DAC-21-1-2025000356B1SIERRAPSDMICR DFAT / Irish Aid ‘The Dare2Aspire- Women in Entrepreneurship ’program is designed to empower, showcase, and support women entrepreneurs through a series of high-impact activities. With a focus on financial inclusion, entrepreneurial exposure, and industry-specific insights etc. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Innovation Sl Limited XM-DAC-21-1-2025000357B1SIERRAPSDMICR DFAT / Irish Aid ‘Global Breast Cancer Awareness Month’. The project intensified awareness raising campaigns, provided education about the importance of early detection and offered free breast screening through designated outlets; conducted media and communication campaigns through radio and television stations and provided regular clinical services to vulnerable women and girls nationwide. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4000 Thinking Pink Breast Cancer Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000358B1SIERRAPSDMICR DFAT / Irish Aid The project "Supporting Economic Activities of Vulnerable Families Fight Against Harmful Traditional Practices Against Women and Girls’ aims to strengthen the economic resilience of vulnerable families in Bombali District as a strategic approach to reducing the prevalence of Harmful Traditional Practices (HTPs), particularly those negatively impacting women and girls DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8234.94 Women's Initiative for Self-Empowerment Sierra Leone XM-DAC-21-1-2025000359B1TANOT1PTPHR DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: The National Conversation Five (NC5): The National Conversation project is a BBCMA radio show that works in partnership with local and national radio stations across Tanzania to design and broadcast accurate, high-quality content to increase audiences’ awareness of climate change, gender equality and good governance. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 BBC Media Action XM-DAC-21-1-2025000360B1TANOT1PTPHR DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Legal and Human Rights Centre – Strategic Plan 2025-2030: A Just and Equal Society, Where Rights are Recognised, Respected and Upheld. Objective: The overall mission of LHRC is to promote and protect human rights and foster a society where rights are recognised, respected and upheld. The organization works to achieve this mission through a focus on four strategic objectives: (a) improved legal and policy environment, (b) reduced incidences of violence and discrimination against women, children and people living with disability, (c) enhanced accountability of duty bearers to address citizen’s needs and concerns, (d) efficient, effective and sustainable LHRC. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600000 Legal and Human Rights Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000361B1TANOT1PTPHR DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Sauti ya Mwanamke (Sustaining and Broadening Political Dialogue and Enhancing Women Participation in Electoral Processes in Tanzania). The overall objective of the project is to sustain political dialogue, and facilitate the participation of women and youth in democratic processes in Tanzania (both mainland and Zanzibar) in the context of the country’s general election in October 2025. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Tanzania Centre For Democracy XM-DAC-21-1-2025000362B1TANOT1PTPHR DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Support to UNCT and the RC Tanzania in Mainstreaming Human Rights and LNOB. The proposed grant will support the UN Country Team and the UN Resident Coordinator in Tanzania in Mainstreaming Human Rights and Leaving No One Behind (LNOB) commitments. It will essentially cover the employment costs of the Human Rights Adviser (HRA) deployed through the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). Apart from assistance to the UNCT, the HRA will support the integration of human rights commitments into the long term perspectives of Tanzania’s 2050 vision, and work to enhance the capacity and engagement of other human rights stakeholders and institutions within the government of Tanzania. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000363B1TANOT1PTPHR DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Legal Empowerment and Access to Justice in Zanzibar (LEAP) II. The goal of the overall project is to improve access to justice by eradicating hurdles that hinder access to justice especially for women, girls, and other vulnerable groups. For this additional funding the project places specific emphasis on enhancing access to justice and electoral dispute resolution in Zanzibar by strengthening the capacity of the judiciary and community-based civil society organizations (CSOs), while promoting innovation and sustainability through digital tools and green transport solutions in both Unguja and Pemba. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000364B1TANOT1PTPHR DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Legal Empowerment and Access to Justice in Zanzibar (LEAP). Project Objective:The goal of the project is to improve access to justice by eradicating hurdles that hinder access to justice especially for women, girls, and other vulnerable groups. The project places specific emphasis on Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV), through prevention and response interventions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000365B1TANOT1PTPHR DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Wanawake Sasa! Strengthening Women and Girls’ Participation in Civic and Democratic Processes in Tanzania. The overall goal of the project is to strengthen women and girls’ participation in civic and democratic processes for inclusive and sustained democracy. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Women in Law and Development in Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000366B1TANOT2MWGOP DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: “Tuinuke Pamoja”, a program to enhance grassroots collective actions on Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment (GEWE), Project Objectives: The program aims to enhance grassroots collective action on GEWE in Dodoma region with a focus of deepening its interventions in three districts implemented in year one of the program and scale up into another new 3 districts. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1150000 Aga Khan Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000367B1TANOT2MWGOP DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Ujana Salama project plus core funding (50:50 split), Project Objectives: The overall goal of the programme is to promote equitable access to SRHR information and quality services, economic empowerment, citizen engagement and Gender Based Violence prevention and response. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Femina Hip XM-DAC-21-1-2025000368B1TANOT2MWGOP DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Institutional Partnership Building between the Irish and Tanzanian Criminal Justice Systems program– Promotion of Improved Victim-Centred Approaches in the Handling of Child Sexual Abuse cases. Project Objective: To deepen institutional links between criminal justice actors on the island of Ireland and in Tanzania, with a secondary objective to strengthen the response to gender based violence (GBV) – Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) in particular. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Irish Rule of Law International XM-DAC-21-1-2025000369B1TANOT2MWGOP DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Joint Initiative to Strengthen the National and Development Partners’ Gender Equality Coordination Mechanisms. The overall goal of the programme is to support inclusive and sustainable development by increasing coherence and coordination of national GEWE frameworks in Tanzania both Mainland and Zanzibar, and through the Development Partners Group on Gender Equality. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 750000 United Nations Resident Coordinator Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025000370B1TANOT2MWGOP DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Core funding of the organisation’s only programme “Joining hands for Gender and Climate Justice”. Project Objective: The overall goal of the programme is to empower communities to drive gender justice and respond to inequalities through collaborative actions sustainably. In collaboration with internationally recognised research institutions such as Columbia University and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UZIKWASA will continue to generate evidence on what works to address GBV and gender inequalities in Pangani district and to scale up a tested reflective learning approach. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Uzikwasa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000371B1TANOT3ANSRH DFAT / Irish Aid AMREF aya himilivu project to improve health DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 233000 Amref Health Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000372B1TANOT3ANSRH DFAT / Irish Aid Improving health and nutrition of women and children, through climate resilient community and primary healthcare systems - Afya Himilivu project. The main objective of the project is to improve health and nutrition of women and children, through strengthened climate resilient community and primary healthcare systems for sexual and reproductive health, nutrition and primary healthcare. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600000 Amref Health Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000373B1TANOT3ANSRH DFAT / Irish Aid The goal of Mkapa Fellows phase five programme is to improve Health and Community Systems and Services for addressing maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health challenges in Dodoma region in Tanzania. The programme works to strengthen human resources for health, including community health workers, through deployment and capacity development while collaborating with the Irish Health Service Executive to strengthen quality of primary healthcare services. It also works to strengthen the resilience of the health system to deal with climate shocks, including climate-sensitive diseases DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 567000 Benjamin William Mkapa Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000374B1TANOT3ANSRH DFAT / Irish Aid The Health Basket Fund (HBF) is a pooled funding mechanism that works through national systems to support delivery of primary health care services, including reproductive, maternal, new-born, and child health, as well as nutrition services, for poor and under-served populations. It remains the largest and most reliable source of funding for primary healthcare facilities in Tanzania. The majority of the HBF resources (90%) are channelled directly to the bank accounts of over 6,780 primary health facilities (local dispensaries, health centres and district hospitals) to provide primary healthcare. A remaining proportion of the funds (10%) is allocated to the Ministry of Health and the President’s office, Regional Administration and Local Government (PORALG) for management, quality assurance and accountability. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7500000 Ministry Of Health XM-DAC-21-1-2025000375B1TANOT3ANSRH DFAT / Irish Aid Programme aims to contribute towards the Nutrition of women and children under 5, targeting a 5% reduction in stunting across four years (2018-2022); . The project will also increase household access to water through borehole construction and strengthen income and dietary diversification by promoting horticultural farming. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 580000 The Centre for Counselling Nutrition and Health Care XM-DAC-21-1-2025000376B1TANOT3ANSRH DFAT / Irish Aid Supp for strengthening health health system DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 World Health Organisation - core voluntary contributions account XM-DAC-21-1-2025000377B1TANOT3ANSRH DFAT / Irish Aid The project supports Child cancer (Paediatric Oncology) services in Tanzania by providing access to quality, free cancer treatment and care services for all children in need. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 Tumaini La Maisha XM-DAC-21-1-2025000378B1TANOT4SRLCC DFAT / Irish Aid The programme aims to enhance climate mitigation and adaptation actions that contribute to improving effectiveness in delivering primary health care services in these regions, including maternity and reproductive health services. This will be done by supporting installation of solar PV as a source of power in primary health centres alongside the deployment of energy-efficiency and solar-powered appliances. This will also reduce the use of charcoal and firewood as an energy source. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600000 E-LICO Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000379B1TANOT4SRLCC DFAT / Irish Aid Programme aims to cintribute to climate adaptation and mitogation actions by stregthening sustainable fisheries management in six African SIDS. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Fisheries Transparency Initiative XM-DAC-21-1-2025000380B1TANOT4SRLCC DFAT / Irish Aid The Bahari Mali programme will accelerate blue economy resilience for people and nature in Tanga-Pemba-Unguja seascape in order to adapt to the challenges of climate change. It will focus on conservation of the marine ecosystem by establishing mangrove restoration zones, strengthening governance networks and research; and expanding sustainable livelihood options for coastal communities particularly in relation to access to finance. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 950000 International Union for Conservation of Nature XM-DAC-21-1-2025000381B1TANOT4SRLCC DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the grant is to strengthen land use governance and management at village and district levels in order to promote ecological resilience and human adaptation to climate change, with a focus in empowering women with these skills, as well as to diversify sources of livelihoods for communities through climate smart agriculture and appropriate forestry DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Jane Goodall Institute Tanzania XM-DAC-21-1-2025000382B1TANOT4SRLCC DFAT / Irish Aid Maziwa Faida promotes innovations for sustainable milk production in Tanzania by providing credible and trusted knowledge to dairy stakeholders and improving nutrition in the community. The aim of the Maziwa Faida programme is to enhance the capacity of the Tanzania Livestock Research Institute through their partnership with TEAGASC to deliver climate-smart, farmer-friendly and innovative solutions to the development of the dairy industry in Tanzania, with a focus on smallholder youth, as well as, men and women dairy farmers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 450000 Teagasc XM-DAC-21-1-2025000383B1TANOT4SRLCC DFAT / Irish Aid World Food Programme (WFP), to implement the Climate Smart Agriculture Programme (CSAP) in domdoma region. Activities include training on crop production, safety standards and land use management; access to quality seeds, equipment and financial services; and support to enable diversification of food production, including production of off-season vegetables and other horticultural crops, with a strong focus on women smallhold farmers DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000384B1TANOT4SRLCC DFAT / Irish Aid TICASEP aims to advance energy efficiency in Tanzania by building strategic partnerships, system strengthening, and innovation. It addressed issues of unsustainable energy consumption, insufficient energy supply for Tanzania’s fast-growing population, and the need to reduce greenhouse gases emissions. The programme will support the establishment of the Energy Efficiency Unit within the Ministry of Energy to strengthen coordination and implementation; facilitate institutional partnerships between Tanzanian and Ireland for knowledge exchange and capacity development; and facilitate stakeholder policy dialogues and applied research. It will also award scholarships to 10 young women to study Masters in sustainable energy engineering and initiate an energy efficiency hackathon to crowdsource ideas and pilot promising innovations. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 450000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000385B1TANOT5TIVCS DFAT / Irish Aid Title: Support to UNHCR’s Country Programme for Refugees.The programme aims to support access to protection and basic humanitarian services to an estimated 242,525 Persons of Concern living in the two refugee camps of Nyarugusu and Nduta in the western region of Kigoma, Tanzania. This region borders with their countries of origin – Burundi and Democratic Republic of Congo. This support includes provision of health services, nutrition services and clean water DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 900000 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025000386B1TANOT5TIVCS DFAT / Irish Aid Contributing to provision of life-saving food assistance to 190,809 Burundian and Congolese refugees in Nyarugusu and Nduta camps. as well as Conducting multisector assessments that will inform the design of a voucher pilot for food assistance to refugees in Nyarugusu camp. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 820000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000387B1TANOT5TIVCS DFAT / Irish Aid Title: UN Kigoma Joint Program II: an area-based UN joint programme bringing together 10 UN agencies, collaboratively working with regional and district government authorities, communities and other stakeholders in the region to bolster development and human security in Kigoma. Catering to the region’s developmental needs, KJP II extends support to refugees, migrants, and host communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1950000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000388B1TANOT6ECCTL DFAT / Irish Aid Support to REPOA a preeminent research institution in Tanzania working on capacity buiding and evidence based research for policy development. It is aligned to the Mission strategy around supporting research and adaptive programmes to generaret evidence on effective approaches to socio- economic transformation. Under this outcome REPOA will focus on three strategic research themes including: Economic Resilience, Competitiveness, and Inclusive Growth; Inclusive Governance and Citizen Participation for Sustainable Development; and Inequality, vulnerability and women’s empowerment. A core funding agreement alomgside Denmark, Sweden and Norway. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 REPOA XM-DAC-21-1-2025000389B1TANOT6ECCTL DFAT / Irish Aid The Tanzania Country Programme 2025 – 2026 Business Plan by TradeMark Africa aims to strengthen Tanzania’s trade and export capability in order to contribute to sustainable and inclusive prosperity. It includes objectives on increased resilience and empowerment of women and youth through mentorship and training; an enhanced trade and Investment environment in Tanzania; and greening trade through the rollout of carbon certification and green trade systems.The programme is implemented in Tanzania mainland and Zanzibar contributing to two main outcomes: 1) Increase market access/ Reduce barriers to trade: and Outcome 2) Improve Business Competitiveness. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1200000 TradeMark Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000390B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to keep Cocobeach area clean whilst rendering it green whilst facilitated the successful intstallation of solar power system on the roof of the Waste Information and Management (WIM) Center along Coco beach. A centre that provides vital information and awareness creation on waste management. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14999 Africraft Ltd XM-DAC-21-1-2025000391B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Enhancing the Sustainability of the Chanzo as a Media Outlet. Project goal: The project aims to strengthen The Chanzo’s long-term stability and resilience as an independent media outlet. It will do this by improving internal systems, streamlining daily operations, and equipping staff with clear guidelines and practical skills for managing digital tools, information, and devices. Updated internal protocols and regular capacity-building sessions will help the team work more efficiently and confidently in an increasingly complex digital environment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Chanzo Initiative Company Limited XM-DAC-21-1-2025000392B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Aim of the project is to empower young people particulalry young women through addressing the climate leadership and literacy gap through the establishment of Waangari Maathai Fellowship for Climate and leadership DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Climate Hub Tanzania XM-DAC-21-1-2025000393B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Project aims to address a wide range of challenges faced by adolescent girls and women related to environment and menstruation through Binti Mazingira; the project will employ a multi-faceted approach including educational workshops on waste management, menstrual hygiene management, distribution of reusable menstrual products, and establishment of safe and hygienic school facilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Climate Hub Tanzania XM-DAC-21-1-2025000394B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Sustainable Livelihood for Women and Youth in Nanyumbu: Alternative Cooking Energy from groundnut remains and other locally available waste materials (Mimi na Mazingira Yangu Project; Komesha ukatili wa Kijinsia). This project aims to enhance the economic resilience of women and youth in Nanyumbu through capacity-building and sustainable energy solutions, while reducing gender-based violence linked to financial dependency. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Community Transformation Alliance XM-DAC-21-1-2025000395B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to etsbalish a regenerative economy by promoting climate resilience including (encouraging at least these 10 companies to actively integrate at least one comparable upcycled products in their operations), creating freen livelihoods and empowering youth through training, apprenticeship and innovation labs; working with local government, Dunia Designs will be able to form and track inclusive youth cooperatives and support women-led enterprises. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 33000 Dunia Designs XM-DAC-21-1-2025000396B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Project aims to address a wide range of challenges faced by adolescent girls and women related to environment and menstruation through Binti Mazingira; the project will employ a multi-faceted approach including educational workshops on waste management, menstrual hygiene management, distribution of reusable menstrual products, and establishment of safe and hygienic school facilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Environmental Management and Community Awareness Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000397B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to establish and Stengthen herbal medicinal commitees. Furthermore, the project intends to facilitate knowledge sharing between elders, herbalist and younger generation and preserve indigenous knowledge related to herbal medicine DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Indigenous Livelihood Innovation Organisation Team XM-DAC-21-1-2025000398B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to create a safe space where healing of children through play can strive. The support will improve and expand existing Therapeutic Activity programme by upgrading existing infrastructure at the facility, purchasing educational, art and music materials as well as investing in personnel training; it includes Integration of therapeutic play with medical and nursing schedule to ensure consistency and reinforce rehabilitation goals. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Kafika House Tanzania XM-DAC-21-1-2025000399B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Stitching the Future: Vocational Skills Development for Young Girls in Kakonko District - Kigoma through Sewing and Tailoring. Goal: To empower young girls in Kakonko District - Kigoma with vocational skills in sewing and tailoring to improve their socio-economic well-being. This project aims to break that cycle by equipping marginalized girls in Kigoma (Kakonko District) with practical, market-relevant vocational skills—particularly in sewing and tailoring—to foster self-employment and financial independence. By providing inclusive and targeted training, coupled with mentorship and access to markets, the initiative empowers young women to build sustainable livelihoods. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13000 Kasulu Health Home Based Care Org (Kahhobaco) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000400B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project will enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities by supporting and promoting the effective measures to reduce the impact of disasters to vulnerable communities. This will be through facilitating improved preparedness levels through capacity building and proper planning. By engaging multiple stakeholders and utilizing innovative approaches, the project seeks to create sustainable and disaster-resilient communities. Specifically this project will firstly conduct a comprehensive disaster risk assessment in the target communities to identify hazards, vulnerabilities, and capacities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Kilombero Organization For Community Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025000401B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1113141.2999999996 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000402B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Support for and Empowerment of Vulnerable Women. This project aims to empower vulnerable women and children to reach their potential whereby they can work and live independently and provide for themselves. This will be done through; Economic empowerment: Skills development and vocational training; equipping girls with marketable skills and training to enable them to participate in the labour market. Entrepreneurship opportunities: supporting girls in starting their own businesses or participating in income-generating activities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Matumaini Centre-Iringa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000403B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Raising Awareness on the Importance of Writing a Will and Educating School Children on Probate and Administration of Deceased Estates. Goal: This project aims to foster a society where inheritance rights for vulnerable groups are respected and protected as a fundamental entitlement rather than a privilege. By targeting school children, particularly those in Standard Seven, the initiative seeks to instill early knowledge about probate, estate administration, and inheritance laws, thereby contributing to the gradual reduction of discriminatory practices in the community. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Mirathi Tanzania XM-DAC-21-1-2025000404B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Emergency aid for Irish Missionary DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500 Miscellaneous XM-DAC-21-1-2025000405B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project enhance effective integration of gender considerations related to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) into national programs and policies on climate change adaptation and mitigation specifically the National Climate Change Response Strategy (2021-2026) and the National Plan of Action to End Violence against Women and Children (NPAVAWC), thereby promoting gender equality, resilience, and sustainable development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 My Legacy XM-DAC-21-1-2025000406B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Project Title: Siuyu Rehabilitation Centre - Purchase of new wheelchairs, Blankets and bed sheets. Project Goal: The Rehabilitation Centre in Siuyu is seeking support for the purchase of new wheelchairs, blankets, and bed sheets to improve the quality of care for children with disabilities. Building on a successful partnership with the Embassy that previously provided essential new wheelchairs, this project aims to further enhance mobility and comfort for the children. Specifically, it will involve repairing 10 backrests and seats, replacing 6 complete front wheels, and providing much-needed blankets and bed sheets for other children at the Centre. These items are crucial to ensuring dignity, warmth, and improved daily living conditions for all residents. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2500 Pallottine Fathers XM-DAC-21-1-2025000407B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The Mashairi Festival is Tanzania’s first national poetry festival—a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to celebrating, preserving, and transforming the Swahili poetic tradition by bridging it with contemporary spoken word forms DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 885 Sauti Na Teknolojia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000408B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid project Title: DADA WAKILI: A DIGITAL LEGAL ASSISTANT ENABLING ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR WOMEN IN TANZANIA AND BEYOND. This project aims to promote the rule of law and drive inclusive economic growth by scaling Dada Wakili to provide timely and reliable legal information to women and frontline legal advisors. This supports economic empowerment and social well-being by removing legal barriers that prevent women from accessing and owning property and land, asserting inheritance rights, seeking protection from violence, resolving family disputes and participating fully in trade and enterprise. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Sikika XM-DAC-21-1-2025000409B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Project Name: Women Empowerment and Gender –Responsive Climate change Actions. Project Goal: The proposed one-year project titled “Women Empowerment and Gender-Responsive Climate Change Action” aims to address the intersecting challenges faced by women, particularly those living in the rural areas of Rufiji District. These women experience multiple climate-related vulnerabilities, including heightened exposure to climate impacts, limited access to productive resources, and exclusion from natural resource management (NRM) and decision-making processes related to climate action. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Social Health and Environmental Management Organizat XM-DAC-21-1-2025000410B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Project Name: General Operating Support for Debrabant Secondary School. Project Goal: Support for Debrabant Secondary/High School, Dar es Salaam, to ensure its continued operation during a period of significant transition and uncertainty in Tanzania’s education sector. The support will enable the school to remain functional and sustain its commitment to quality education through the end of the 2025 academic year. Beneificiaries are 750 Girls studying at Debrabant Secondary School DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Holy Union Sisters XM-DAC-21-1-2025000411B1TANPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to contribute to well-being, empowerement and devlopment of adolescent school girls (13-16) in North B District, Unguja through enhancing menstrual hygiene management DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 The Popular Inspiring and Relief Organization (PIRO) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000412B1UGAO1PSHIP DFAT / Irish Aid The project "Increasing the protection of women and girls in Uganda from Violence" is implemented by International Justice Mission and is aimed at addressing the identified gaps in the justice service provision to Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) survivors in Karamoja. It entails capacity building of key actors, support to survivor groups and sstablishment of effective referral pathway to respond to VAWG. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 International Justice Mission Uganda XM-DAC-21-1-2025000413B1UGAO1PSHIP DFAT / Irish Aid The goal of the project is to contribute to sustainable improvements in tax and revenue collections in Uganda. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Seatini Uganda XM-DAC-21-1-2025000414B1UGAO1PSHIP DFAT / Irish Aid The overall project aims is to prevent, mitigate, and respond to electoral-related violence in order to build social cohesion and peace in Uganda DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 350000 Women International Peace Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000415B1UGAO2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid This project implemented by Human Rights Centre Uganda is aimed at enhancing a sustainable relationship between Governement and the Civil society Sector in Uganda through dialogue.It seeks to change the attitudes of the Government towards the work of the civil society sector in Uganda and contribute to the improvement of the NGO Regulatory Framework. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Human Rights Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000416B1UGAO2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The "Enhacing the safety of human rights defenders in Uganda for greater resilience and continued engagement in human rights work" Project is implemented by Defend Defenders. The project entails emergency Assistance to HRDs at risk, Training in Security Management,Human Rights Monitoring, Facilitating Women Human Rights Defenders Dialogue and supporting organisations challenging the AHA in the Supreme Court. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Human Rights Defenders Project XM-DAC-21-1-2025000417B1UGAO2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The project "Increasing the protection of women and girls in Uganda from Violence" is implemented by International Justice Mission and is aimed at addressing the identified gaps in the justice service provision to Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) survivors in Karamoja. It entails capacity building of key actors, support to survivor groups and sstablishment of effective referral pathway to respond to VAWG. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 International Justice Mission Uganda XM-DAC-21-1-2025000418B1UGAO2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to reduce FGM and Cutting in the three districts(), targeting 28,672 community members by 2027. The project is addressing the causes and effects of FGM and aims to empower community members and change attitudes towards the practice. The project focus is on 1) Building women, girls, men and boy’s agency to champion and voice against Female Genital Mutilation/ Cutting; 2)Women and Girls economically empowered to prevent and fight the drivers of FGM/C and its effects; 3) Effectively Implementing existing formal and informal legal and policy framework on FGM/C and harmful practices against FGM/C DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 National Association of Women Organisation in Uganda XM-DAC-21-1-2025000419B1UGAO2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The Programme for Accountability, Civic engagement and Rights (PACER) is managed through a Delegated Cooperation arrangement with the Royal Danish Embassy. The programme aims at strengthening democratic values and to protect human rights and civic space in Uganda. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 Prog Accountability Civic Engag,and Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025000420B1UGAO2GOV DFAT / Irish Aid The Enhancing Access to Justice and human rights for the Vulnerable and Marginalized Persons in Karamoja sub- region programme is implemented by Uganda Law Society under its Legal Aid Project. It provides free legal services, support to dispute settling, counselling, conducts prison visits and supports mobile court sessions in the prisons. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Uganda Law Society XM-DAC-21-1-2025000421B1UGAO3EDUC DFAT / Irish Aid AVSI Foundation is an international NGO working in 80 districts in Uganda,  lead implementing partner for Embassy of Ireland  Vocational Education and Skilling Program in Karamoja (VESP).  The primary goal of the programme is to increase gainful employment opportunities for 3,500 youth, 50% of whom are female. VESP aims are to (a) Expand youth employment opportunities. (b) Strengthen the capacity of vocational training institutions (VTIs), civil society organizations (CSOs), and the private sector to support skilling and employment and (c) Contribute to the improvement of the legal and policy environment for youth skilling. The programme targets youth across the entire Karamoja region, with a particular focus on Moroto, Nakapiripirit, and Kotido districts. AVSI, is working in partnership with the Karamoja based Institute for International Cooperation and Development (C&D) collaborates with Ministry of Education and Sports, and the selected District authorities in Karamoja, to deliver quality training and skills to over 3,500 youth in the sub-region. This project aims to address the persistent skills gaps (both the supply and demand) in Karamoja, using relevant and attractive vocational training and skilling strategies for the target Karamojong youth. The intervention aims to overcome sociological barriers preventing adolescent girls and boys from entering VTIs and getting relevant skills. AVSI strongly considers disability inclusion in its targeting and selection of the youth with disability for both formal and modular based training, and continues to provide accommodative devices and follow-up of youth with disabilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 AVSI Foundation Uganda XM-DAC-21-1-2025000422B1UGAO3EDUC DFAT / Irish Aid AVSI Foundation is an international NGO working in 80 districts in Uganda,  lead implementing partner for Embassy of Ireland  Vocational Education and Skilling Program in Karamoja (VESP).  The primary goal of the programme is to increase gainful employment opportunities for 3,500 youth, 50% of whom are female. VESP aims are to (a) Expand youth employment opportunities. (b) Strengthen the capacity of vocational training institutions (VTIs), civil society organizations (CSOs), and the private sector to support skilling and employment and (c) Contribute to the improvement of the legal and policy environment for youth skilling. The programme targets youth across the entire Karamoja region, with a particular focus on Moroto, Nakapiripirit, and Kotido districts. AVSI, is working in partnership with the Karamoja based Institute for International Cooperation and Development (C&D) collaborates with Ministry of Education and Sports, and the selected District authorities in Karamoja, to deliver quality training and skills to over 3,500 youth in the sub-region. This project aims to address the persistent skills gaps (both the supply and demand) in Karamoja, using relevant and attractive vocational training and skilling strategies for the target Karamojong youth. The intervention aims to overcome sociological barriers preventing adolescent girls and boys from entering VTIs and getting relevant skills. AVSI strongly considers disability inclusion in its targeting and selection of the youth with disability for both formal and modular based training, and continues to provide accommodative devices and follow-up of youth with disabilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 AVSI Foundation Uganda XM-DAC-21-1-2025000423B1UGAO3EDUC DFAT / Irish Aid Strengthening district health systems for improved access to and utilisation of quality RMNCAH Integrated Services in Karamoja.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600000 Doctors with Africa CUAMM XM-DAC-21-1-2025000424B1UGAO3EDUC DFAT / Irish Aid The TMAD initiative focuses on improving education quality through teacher recognition, professional development, and institutional linkages between Uganda and Ireland. While the programme supports broader education system strengthening, it does not explicitly mention disability inclusion, inclusive education, accessibility, or targeted support for persons with disabilities.Disability inclusion is neither a principal nor significant objective within the current project narrative. Therefore, the project aligns with Score 0 – Not Targeted. Teachers Making a Difference (TMAD) Program aims to recognise teachers who go beyond the call of duty to use limited resources to deliver quality education- they are nominated by the public before a selection process with a jury. This year’s selection will target and award 12 outstanding teachers including those in vocational education as well as recognise the Most Progressive Alumni (MPA). This is a good example of an innovative public-private partnership with very high levels of visibility for Ireland. Since 2019, the programme has also included linkage with an Irish Teacher training College in Ireland (Mary Immaculate college in Limerick), that provides the professional training to the winning teachers alongside school visits. The programme supports implementation of Uganda’s National Teacher Policy and the Teacher Incentive Framework through recognition and award of outstanding Ugandan teachers as a means of motivation and recognition. In 2022 TMAD winners were awarded as part of the National Teacher Awards by HE the president of Uganda, while 2023 winners were recognised and awarded by the First Lady (Minister of Education and Sports), to which a commitment was made to support the other six teachers alongside the top six travel to Ireland this year. New vision emphasises targeting of teachers handling children with special learning needs for nomination, selection and award particularly use of extra efforts of innovation and creativity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 New Vision Printing And Publishing Company Limited XM-DAC-21-1-2025000425B1UGAO3EDUC DFAT / Irish Aid The Irish Bursary for Karamoja implemented by Straight Talk Foundation aims to increase access to quality education and skilling for Karamoja children and youth, with a focus on inclusion and gender equality. In 2024, the programme will support a total of 1,424 scholars (1,329 scholars at secondary level and 95 at tertiary level). Indirect beneficiaries Include key stakeholders such as parents, teachers/ mentors, opinion/ religious leaders, likeminded organizations, school management and the community in Karamoja. Results targeted: 1. Disadvantaged but bright young people from the 9 districts of Karamoja are enabled to access post-primary and post-secondary education. 2. School fees, basic education requirements and incentives provided to all scholars at all levels-post primary and secondary education. 3. Change in attitudes, behaviours and practice among bursary holders and their parents/ guardians towards a more positive view of education. 4. A strengthened and functional Bursary alumni network and other programme engagements. Learners with special needs are given priority as a target group. STF’s Bursary Operational Manual commits to having applicants with special needs on the programme by assessing the level of disability, documenting and exploring how the child with high or multiple disabilities can be supported. The selection tool clearly provides for an applicant is an extremely vulnerable young person living with disability (it is the intention of the bursary program to include people with disability on the program), siblings, elderly grandparents. Much as the Bursery programme incorporates explicit mechanisms to promote inclusion of children with disabilities such as in selection, risk mitigation and refferal to ensure that learners with special needs are given priority as a target group, and that the STF’s Bursary Operational Manual futher commits to having applicants with special needs on the programme by assessing the level of disability, documenting and exploring how the child with high or multiple disabilities can be supported. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38000 Straight Talk Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000426B1UGAO3EDUC DFAT / Irish Aid The Irish Bursary for Karamoja implemented by Straight Talk Foundation aims to increase access to quality education and skilling for Karamoja children and youth, with a focus on inclusion and gender equality. In 2024, the programme will support a total of 1,424 scholars (1,329 scholars at secondary level and 95 at tertiary level). Indirect beneficiaries Include key stakeholders such as parents, teachers/ mentors, opinion/ religious leaders, likeminded organizations, school management and the community in Karamoja. Results targeted: 1. Disadvantaged but bright young people from the 9 districts of Karamoja are enabled to access post-primary and post-secondary education. 2. School fees, basic education requirements and incentives provided to all scholars at all levels-post primary and secondary education. 3. Change in attitudes, behaviours and practice among bursary holders and their parents/ guardians towards a more positive view of education. 4. A strengthened and functional Bursary alumni network and other programme engagements. Learners with special needs are given priority as a target group. STF’s Bursary Operational Manual commits to having applicants with special needs on the programme by assessing the level of disability, documenting and exploring how the child with high or multiple disabilities can be supported. The selection tool clearly provides for an applicant is an extremely vulnerable young person living with disability (it is the intention of the bursary program to include people with disability on the program), siblings, elderly grandparents. Much as the Bursery programme incorporates explicit mechanisms to promote inclusion of children with disabilities such as in selection, risk mitigation and refferal to ensure that learners with special needs are given priority as a target group, and that the STF’s Bursary Operational Manual futher commits to having applicants with special needs on the programme by assessing the level of disability, documenting and exploring how the child with high or multiple disabilities can be supported. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1650000 Straight Talk Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000427B1UGAO3EDUC DFAT / Irish Aid The Uganda programme “Improving Quality and Inclusive Education for Girls and Boys in Karamoja: A life Course Approach” (2023-2027) is led by UNICEF, working in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES), 9 District Local Governments of Karamoja; the teachers’ college in Moroto, schools, community leaders and a number of civil society partners in Karamoja. The overall aim of the programme is to ensure that girls and boys in Karamoja, aged 3–19 years, progressively achieve age-appropriate learning outcomes by 2027. UNICEF and partners aim to attain this through a comprehensive approach that encompasses pre-primary, primary and secondary school age children, adolescents, their parents, and target communities – the life course approach, in an integrated manner. The programme is being delivered through system strengthening; capacity building; and community engagement. Three specific outputs are expected: Output 1: By 2027, boys and girls aged 3–5 years, particularly the rural and urban poor in Karamoja, access quality and inclusive Early Childhood Care and Education through school and community-based learning spaces. Output 2: By 2027, girls and boys demonstrate increased learning achievement in literacy and numeracy through increased access to inclusive, equitable and relevant quality education. Output 3: By 2027, adolescent girls and boys demonstrate increased learning achievement through increased access to safe, gender-responsive equitable learning environments. The programme seeks to address the complex socio-cultural issues that inhibit access to and completion of quality and equitable education. The interventions focus on equitable access; quality of classroom interaction; capacity and motivation of teachers; education supervision and school governance; data management, M&E systems; supporting safe and gender-transformative learning environments. Other activities include supporting the MoES to develop, review, disseminate relevant policy documents, such as a draft inclusion policy that addressing disability, special needs as well targeting through support to early detection of disabilities and to children with disabilities and developmental delays DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1600000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000428B1UGAO3EDUC DFAT / Irish Aid Home Grown School Feeding in Karamoja for Primary and Secondary school learners DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000429B1UGAO3EDUC DFAT / Irish Aid Support Uganda's response to the Ebola disease outbreak in partnership with WHO to strengthen surveillance and case management, enhance the national laboratory system, and improve community engagement and coordination. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 World Health Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000430B1UGAO4RESIL DFAT / Irish Aid Promoting Green and Resilient Communities and Local Economies initiative, through the Local Climate Adaptive Living (LoCAL) Mechanism Project to contribute to increasing the resilience of communities and local economies in target districts in Uganda, through regular, predictable, systemic and verifiable climate finance in support of the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and National Adaptation Plan (NAP)-aligned locally led adaptation with mitigation co-benefits focusing on clean cooking.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2150000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000431B1UGAO4RESIL DFAT / Irish Aid The Project focuses on protection and support for vulnerable refugee and stateless populations through GBV prevention and response, child protection, refugee registration, and statelessness advocacy. The intervention promotes equitable access to protection services, legal documentation, psychosocial support, and community-based protection systems.While disability inclusion is not explicitly mentioned, the programme’s strong protection and inclusion focus provides opportunities to integrate disability-responsive approaches within service delivery and access mechanisms. Therefore, the programme aligns with Score 1 – Significant Objective. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025000432B1UGAO4RESIL DFAT / Irish Aid The project demonstrates a strong foundation for inclusive programming through its focus on vulnerable elderly populations, equitable access to climate-sensitive social protection systems, and resilience-building interventions. Although disability inclusion is not explicitly articulated in the narrative, several programme components provide clear opportunities to integrate disability-responsive approaches within implementation, particularly through accessible cash transfer systems, inclusive targeting, outreach, and service delivery mechanisms.the programme can reasonably be considered to contribute significantly to disability inclusion due to its emphasis on vulnerable populations and inclusive social protection systems, even though disability is not presented as the principal objective. Therefore, the intervention aligns more closely with Score 1 – Significant Objective rather than Score 0. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000433B1UGAO4RESIL DFAT / Irish Aid Social Protection-Strengthening Resilience and Self-Reliance in Karamoja and Refugee Hosting Areas in Uganda. WFP supports the GoU to strengthen its capacity to reduce, anticipate and rapidly respond to the effects of shocks and sustain climate-resilient rural development in an integrated manner, Provides life-saving general food assistance to those who are affected by crises such as refugees and households hit by natural disasters DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000434B1UGAO4RESIL DFAT / Irish Aid The project targets vulnerable populations including refugees, host communities, women, pregnant and breastfeeding mothers, elderly persons, and smallholder farmers. Although disability inclusion is not explicitly mentioned, the programme design provides clear opportunities to integrate disability-responsive approaches within implementation. The intervention reflects an inclusive and vulnerability-sensitive approach consistent with broader disability inclusion principles. This therefore aligns with Score 1 because inclusion is reflected as a significant complementary consideration, though not the principle objective. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000435B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid To support an elderly community by constructing 200 toilet extensions around the long drop toilet hole in Fort Portal District. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2832.19 Bishop Magambo Counsellor Training Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025000436B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid To provide supplementary food stuffs for the sick, elderly and needy inmates. To provide scholastic materials for established Primary and Secondary Education Programme in Luzira and Kigo prisons. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Franciscan Missionary Sisters For Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000437B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Support the Dr Anne Merriman Memorial Room and Gardens to honour of the legacy of Dr Anne by creating an inspirational space that preserves her memory and shares the history and impact of Hospice Africa Uganda.  The project also serves as an orientation, reflection and education point for all those planning to train and work in palliative care, including students of HAU’s Institute of Hospice and Palliative Care in Africa (IHPCA). It will serve as an inspirational space for HAU team members, visitors, interns and of course patients. A place to visit and reflect. To create a valuable resource centre by gathering and maintaining palliative care publications, books, research reports, and studies in a small library within the room DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000 Hospice Africa Uganda XM-DAC-21-1-2025000438B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The goal is to support an emergency food relief and household support initiative targeting 100 highly vulnerable Karamojong households residing in Kikaramoja in Jinja District which is directly link to the issues of Karamoja children and youth in the streets of most Uganda's cities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Little Sisters of St. Francis XM-DAC-21-1-2025000439B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1153615.7199999979 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000440B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 37724.88 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000441B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Consultancy Fees & Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15013.61 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000442B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid To support the implementation of training of trainers (TOT) programme for 3 teachers from 3 rural underserved primary schools in Mayuge District, providing them with with a laptop, robotic kit, internet/data support, a STEM teacher training manual, meals during the training, transport allowances and teacher facilitation for one school term DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1661.13 Robokids Africa Limited XM-DAC-21-1-2025000443B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid For the construction of two dormitories (female and male), each attached with two staff quarters and toilet facilities, at Sam Owori Rotary Vijana Poa Village in Busunju in Mityana District. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Rotary Club Of Kampala North XM-DAC-21-1-2025000444B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The goal is to support the repair a hospital vehicle used for outreach services, emergency referrals, supervision and transportation of drugs to be supplied across the parishes under St. Pius Kidepo Health Centre III. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2458.47 St. Pius Kidepo Health Centre III XM-DAC-21-1-2025000445B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid To raise funds to be donated towards the Irish Society of Uganda's yearly grants distribution of registered charities and organizations working in Uganda. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2500 The Irish Society In Uganda XM-DAC-21-1-2025000446B1UGAPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Through Breast Cancer East Africa (BCIEA): The goal is to promote awareness for breast cancer, provide the cancer screening and support women who are diagnosed with the cancer and on-going treatment. Through SEDI, Historically Marginalised People (HMC) Charity Organisation. To promote the sports and education initiative among the Batwa in Rwanda. The fund will go towards strengthening the Irerero Nursery Centre for the Batwa children in Gasabo District in Rwanda. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1739.13 The Nature Kigali Limited XM-DAC-21-1-2025000447B1VNM23OUTA DFAT / Irish Aid The project focuses on applying low-carbon and organic practices across a range of selected agricultural commodities including coffee, tea, spices, fruits, vegetables, and rice. The project objectives will be achieved through activities including: training, coaching and workshops; pilot farm models; managing a website to link producers and markets; and establishing a “green label” standard. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 CDI Vietnam XM-DAC-21-1-2025000448B1VNM23OUTA DFAT / Irish Aid The support aims to improve English capability for officials of Ministry ofF Foreign Affairs of Lao PDR DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 602478.8400000001 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000449B1VNM23OUTA DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to analyze policy settings and reform options in Vietnam, engaging with government officials and publishing recommendations for policymakers. It includes a comprehensive analysis of economic developments, identification of macroeconomic challenges, and evaluation of best practices from OECD member countries to support effective policy outcomes DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 144500 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025000450B1VNM23OUTA DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to enhance research capacity of the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC) and support collaborative research between ITC and DCU in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and environment health. It delivers targeted knowledge transfer, strengthens professional networks between Cambodian and Irish researchers/ healthcare practitioners, and creates substantial opportunities for Cambodian scholars and staff to gain advanced training and experience in Ireland, DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 67235 Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000451B1VNM23OUTA DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to foster collaborative, innovative, and practical solutions for sustainable and community-based tourism in underrepresented regions of Cambodia by engaging university students from Cambodia and Ireland through training, fieldwork, and international exchange DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 68657 National University of Management XM-DAC-21-1-2025000452B1VNM23OUTA DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to deepen the Cambodia–Ireland educational ties and support the establishment of the EPIC (Enhancing Pedagogy in Cambodia) Alliance, a Higher Education Institution-led international academic and educator professional network. EPIC aims to enhance education research and practice development in Cambodia, forge collaboration between Cambodian and international HEIs, enhance teacher professional development among primary teachers in Cambodia. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 48298 Phnom Penh Teacher Education College (PTEC) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000453B1VNM23OUTA DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support a research collaboration focused on developing and operating an energy conversion device utilising piezoelectric materials to enable research and learning in renewable energy technology, as well as staff exchanges and student internships in renewable energy research, and joint publications DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 76334 Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology XM-DAC-21-1-2025000454B1VNM23OUTA DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to develop functional ingredients and algae-based foods that meet nutritional needs and support sustainable marine farming, as well as build research capacity for academics and students and foster closer connections between the Irish and Vietnamese institutions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41000 Nong Lam University XM-DAC-21-1-2025000455B1VNM23OUTA DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to facilitate knowledge exchange, strengthen the capacity and sustainability of agricultural co-operatives (ACs) in Cambodia, and establish long-term partnerships between Irish and Cambodian ACs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 63358 Royal University of Agriculture (RUA) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000456B1VNM23OUTA DFAT / Irish Aid The project contributes to the design of doctoral modules to support doctoral research, provide capacity building for researchers from RULE and joint supervision of PhD candidates. The project results will be achieved through exchange visits, workshop, meetings, publications, development of a handbook, joint research and sharing literacy resources. The target beneficiaries are graduate researchers and lecturers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 61089 Royal University of Law and Economics XM-DAC-21-1-2025000457B1VNM23OUTB DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to strengthen the capacity of women deputies to engage in the formulation and implementation of political and economic policies; increase awareness of gender equality among male and female elected representatives; and increase the proportion of women candidates and build capacity of potential candidates ahead of the 2026 elections DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Apheda Vietnam XM-DAC-21-1-2025000458B1VNM23OUTB DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to maintain and strengthen the vital role of human rights-focused organisations in defending communities and promoting human rights, press freedom, and civic participation in Cambodia. This will be achieved through integrated support in media, legal services, advocacy, and capacity development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 375000 DanChurchAid XM-DAC-21-1-2025000459B1VNM23OUTB DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to reduce casualties and fatalities through the clearance of the minefields, respond to reports of explosive remnants of war (ERW) and provide Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) to communities exposed to landmines and ERW. The project will also contribute to the alleviation of poverty through making safe land available to communities for cultivation, and allow sustainable development where land is returned to communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 800000 Halo Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000460B1VNM23OUTB DFAT / Irish Aid The project ‘Humanitarian UXO clearance in Eastern Savannakhet Province’, implemented by HALO Trust, aims to reduce the number of UXO related injuries and fatalities in Savannakhet province and increase the amount of safe land available to rural communities. Activities under this project include clearance of agricultural land contaminated with cluster munitions and other UXO, and provision of mine risk education to targeted communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Halo Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000461B1VNM23OUTB DFAT / Irish Aid The project is managed by UNDP Lao and implemented by the National Regulatory Authority for the UXO sector and Lao National Unexploded Ordnance Prog. The focus is on i) Improved inter-ministerial coordination, administrative procedures, monitoring and evaluation to enable effective operation of the One Door Service Centres, ii) Scale up digitalised and mobile ODSCs for more accessibility including for people living with disabilities; and iii) Build capacity of national civil society organisations and organisations for people with disabilities to ensure public services are accessible and accommodate specific needs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 505000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000462B1VNM23OUTB DFAT / Irish Aid The project will contribute to two outcomes:  (1) Public administration meets the needs of citizens through a more efficient and effective service delivery in Laos and local governance is more accountable and transparent. (2) National civil society plays a strong role in promoting effective, inclusive including for disabled people, and accountable public services while acting as a key stakeholder in national-level policy discussions.  Gender equality is a key focus of the project. The proposal provides a comprehensive analysis on gender inequality among the communities across various aspects namely access to public services, literacy, and social barriers. This project is classified as GEN-2 by the UN which means that gender equality is a significant objective of the project. Although there is no explicit gender output, gender equality is fully mainstreamed into both outcomes and related outputs and, thus, integrated across all interventions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000463B1VNM23OUTB DFAT / Irish Aid The project supports the Provincial Governance and Public Administration Performance Index (PAPI) Research and Advocacy Project, and related strategic interventions and research activities, to improve inclusive governance at the local and provincial level in Vietnam, with a special focus on vulnerable groups. This support will contribute to priority actions of strengthening governance and improving gender equality. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000464B1VNM23OUTB DFAT / Irish Aid This project will improve the health and well-being of persons with physical disabilities by identifying beneficiaries in rural remote areas and working with them and their families to find solutions, including the provision of assistive devices DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 COPE Laos XM-DAC-21-1-2025000465B1VNM23OUTB DFAT / Irish Aid The project ‘Victim Assistance/Disability Support and Mine Risk Education in support of Explosive Ordnance Survey and Clearance’ aims to provide assistance to war victims and families of people with disabilities (PWDs) and to provide mine risk education to children and communities in Quang Tri and Quang Ngai provinces in Central Vietnam. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 350000 Vietnam Local Aid Recipient XM-DAC-21-1-2025000466B1VNM23OUTC DFAT / Irish Aid The grant to Danchurchaid Cambodia and local partners has been designed to support the protection of land rights and continued access to natural resources for 28,372 people (13,599 women) in 10 provinces in Cambodia. The project targets the most vulnerable communities in these provinces including disadvantaged indigenous people, minority groups, and communities that are affected by land grabs. The project also supports target communities strengthen their knowledge and practice on sustainable and climate smart use of natural resources to improve their livelihoods. This will be accomplished through various approaches, including documentation of practices, sharing knowledge, providing suitable infrastructure and inputs, and strengthening local market hubs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 483508.89 DanChurchAid XM-DAC-21-1-2025000467B1VNM23OUTC DFAT / Irish Aid Through strategic technical assistance provided via the Alive and Thrive Initiative to governments, regional platforms, advocacy coalitions, and partners, this regional programme to address malnutrition of the furthest behind in Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam  aims to strengthen service delivery and monitoring systems that target the most vulnerable and contribute to progress on national and global nutrition targets. Recognizing that women and girls are disproportionately affected by malnutrition and that gender inequality is both a cause and a consequence of malnutrition, A&T promotes gender transformative nutrition interventions that contribute to more equitable social norms and reduce structural barriers to food and nutrition security. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 900000 Family Health International - FHI 360 XM-DAC-21-1-2025000468B1VNM23OUTC DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to increase the resilience of Cambodian systems and individuals to transform the risks of climate change into opportunities for sustainable development through effective and efficient adaptation and mitigation responses.  Women have been identified as one of the most vulnerable groups whose needs should be prioritised in climate action. Accordingly, Gender mainstreaming has been a key aspect of the project, with Gender Action Learning System training provided to partners and community members. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 800000 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025000469B1VNM23OUTC DFAT / Irish Aid A Consortium led by PLAN Vietnam focuses on climate change adaptation and mitigation to address community vulnerabilities related to climate change in Ha Giang, Hoa Binh and Quang Tri provinces, through interventions in micro infrastructure construction; women empowerment for economic rights through sustainable, low-emission and climate-resilient livelihoods and green ventures; and community-based disaster risk management, safe school model and inclusion of climate resilience in relevant government programmes and policies. The focus groups are in vulnerable contexts including ethnic minorites, women, children and youth and people with disabililties. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1400000 Plan International Vietnam XM-DAC-21-1-2025000470B1VNM23OUTC DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to renovate five degraded schools in Quang Tri province. These schools are in poor and degraded physical condition and located in typhoon– prone areas, which poses significant risks to students’ and teachers’ safety. The funding is for construction activities to improve safety of school facilities and mitigate the risks in the event of climate-driven natural disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 66117.09 Quang Trach People's Committee Vietnam XM-DAC-21-1-2025000471B1VNM23OUTC DFAT / Irish Aid 250,000 was allocated to UNICEF Vietnam to provide urgent humanitarian relief while laying the foundations for sustainable resilience, ensuring that children, their families, and communities in the most impacted areas are protected, supported, and better prepared for future storms for water tanks, water filters, soap, hand sanitisers water purification tablets. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000472B1VNM23OUTC DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to effectively operationalise the just transition agenda of Vietnam’s Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) through an integrated national–subnational approach that combines policy advisory support to the JETP Secretariat with a pilot Local Just Energy Transition Facility. Gender equality is incorporated into the work plan and the project will support inclusive green growth and decent job creation, with particular attention to women-led enterprises, youth employment, and community-driven initiatives. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000473B1VNM23OUTC DFAT / Irish Aid PEPY Empowering Youth is a local non-profit and NGO providing personal and professional development training to rural youth in Siem Reap, Cambodia, dedicated to helping individuals find pathways to success. Starting at the high school level, their programmes provide holistic support for young people to have the tools, network, and resources to succeed in school and thrive in the professional setting of their choice.The project aims to strengthen the long-term impact and sustainability of PEPY in community development through data-driven decision-making through the expansion, development and adoption of the unified Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) system which was developed under the grant of the Embassy in 2023. This project will enhance the organisational efficiency, decision-making, and impact measurement across all departments of PEPY. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 PEPY Empowering Youth XM-DAC-21-1-2025000474B1VNM23OUTC DFAT / Irish Aid This programme will support women smallholder farmers to improve food and nutrition security and promote climate resilience in 25 vulnerable communities in Oudomxai, Houaphan, and Xiengkhouang provinces of Laos through strengthening capacities in climate and disaster risk management, climate-resilient agriculture, and financial inclusion. Vulnerable people in disaster-affected or at-risk areas have enhanced food and nutrition security all year round and increased capacity to mitigate and manage risks associated with climate and other shocks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000475B1VNMPQS DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to enhance the media’s capacity to effectively inform the public about critical environmental and climate change issues in Cambodia, to empower journalists to advocate for change through their reporting on environmental and climate change issues, and to increase public awareness and informed dialogue on environmental challenges in Cambodia, such as deforestation and climate change DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4979.8 Association Angkor Photo XM-DAC-21-1-2025000476B1ZAMOC1PMP DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the programme is twofold: 1. SAIPAR to support the localisation of IRLI's existing interventions in Zambia by deepening institutional cooperation through joint applied research and professional capacity building to generate evidence based improvements in access to justice. 2. SAIPAR to contribute to improved Election Dispute Resolution (EDR) mechanisms in Zambia through support to oversight role of civil society and capacity building for the judiciary in the mechanism DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Southern African Institute for Policy and Research XM-DAC-21-1-2025000477B1ZAMOC1PMP DFAT / Irish Aid The overall objective is for SAIPAR to undertake research pieces in order to build and strengthen civil society's political engagement and influence in Zambia. The research pieces will focus on contextual (i.e. politics in the runup to 2026 general elections) as well as thematic political economy analysis, such as Access to Justice (anti-corruption and rule of law). Other research include women in leadership; youth and politics DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 Southern African Institute for Policy and Research XM-DAC-21-1-2025000478B1ZAMOC1PMP DFAT / Irish Aid The United Nations Country Team in Zambia under the leadership of the Resident Coordinator (RC) identified the continued presence of the Peace and Development Advisor (PDA) as important ahead of the 2026 elections. Since 2022, the PDA has provided strategic support for early warning, dialogue facilitation, and consensus-building helping the UN deliver integrated, context sensitive responses to rising political and social tensions. The RC is well placed to ensure adherence to multilateral norms around elections. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000479B1ZAMOC2EU DFAT / Irish Aid The main aim of the programme is to contribute to a more accountable and transparent democratic governance in Zambia in the pre-election, election and post-election periods by supporting civil society advocacy for electoral and political reform. The programme is part of the Team Europe Initiative in which the EU Delegation is funding NDI for civil society to field election observers to monitor 2026 Zambian elections. Sweden is also providing support to NDI to promote women's access to electoral justice DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 National Democratic Institute For International Af XM-DAC-21-1-2025000480B1ZAMOC3GECACRR DFAT / Irish Aid The purpose of the project is to address the lack of data informed evidence-based youth employment interventions by strengthening the capacity of Build It International Zambia. This is to strengthen the localisation of BIIZ to execute its mandate and subsequently impact on the participation of women and girls in the construction industry. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 130000 Build it International XM-DAC-21-1-2025000481B1ZAMOC3GECACRR DFAT / Irish Aid The purpose of the project is to engage key stakeholders relevant to the construction industry to improve gender inclusion and equality in the Zambian construction industry. The expectation is that this will result in a sustainable construction industry and improvement in the quality of life and social economic status of women who avail of opportunities in the construction industry. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 Build it International XM-DAC-21-1-2025000482B1ZAMOC3GECACRR DFAT / Irish Aid The project will focus on inclusion in agri-food markets, skills development, financial access, and a supportive business environment. It aims to improve climate resilience, gender equality, and food security and nutrition, aligning with the Embassy of Ireland’s Mission Strategy (2023-2027). Activities will include skills training, peer mentorship, partnerships, access to finance, and digital tools. The project targets young women and men in Chipata, Petauke, Nyimba (Eastern Province) and Kabwe, Mpongwe (Central Province), aiming to address barriers to youth employment in the agri-food sector. It seeks to create 4,000 employment opportunities (50% for women) and support 550 youth and women-led enterprises. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 SNV Zambia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000483B1ZAMOC3GECACRR DFAT / Irish Aid To measure progress on key SUN II indicators from the 2019 baseline to date in 21 districts, including all 17 SUN II districts and 4 GIZ districts, to assess the impact of the programme and guide future planning of nutrition programming for women, adolescents and children under 5. This endline survey had been part of the SUN LE component, which was USAID funded. Due to the pause in USAID funding, and the imperative of having a timely endline survey, at the agreed time to year to ensure comparability, other SUN II donors decided it was necessary to proceed with the survey, and to share the cost of funding it. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000484B1ZAMOC3GECACRR DFAT / Irish Aid The goal is to improve nutrition, survival, and thriving of women, adolescents, and children under five through strengthened community-based approaches, multisectoral service access, and an enabling governance environment in 10 districts of North-Western and Luapula Provinces. Building on the Equal Chances for Human Development (EC4HD) programme supported by the European Union and lessons from SUN-II, this initiative focuses on equity, sustainability, and learning. Importantly, the design also leverages Zambia’s Social Cash Transfer (SCT) programme, currently targeting over 1.3 million households nationally, as a platform to link nutrition sensitive cash plus interventions for vulnerable households. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000485B1ZAMOC3GECACRR DFAT / Irish Aid The goal of the programme is to ensure that all women and girls in Zambia, especially the most vulnerable including women living with disabilities, enjoy equal rights and opportunities as men and boys, and live free from violence. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000486B1ZAMOC3GECACRR DFAT / Irish Aid The Girls Education and Women’s Empowerment and Livelihoods (GEWEL) Project is a social protection and jobs intervention, as defined by the World Bank, with a policy focus on Agriculture and Food, Education, Finance, Competitiveness and Innovation, Health, Nutrition & Population. It aims to increase access to livelihood support for women, access to secondary and tertiary education for disadvantaged adolescent girls in extremely poor households and support the roll out of social cash transfers programme across the 116 districts of the country. The targeting of beneficiaries is based on ensuring inclusion. One of the five enrolment criteria is persons living with a disability. Persons with a disability make over 20% of social cash transfer (SCT) beneficiaries and receive K600 per month, which is 50% higher than the average SCT household. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025000487B1ZAMOC3GECACRR DFAT / Irish Aid The project will use a value chain approach to create agribusiness opportunities for women and youth, incorporating social and behavioural change communication (SBCC) to improve food utilization and nutrition education. WFP will also provide agricultural input support, alongside capacity-building initiatives aimed at increasing financial inclusion, and enhancing agricultural productivity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000488B1ZAMOC3GECACRR DFAT / Irish Aid The goal of the programme is to strengthen national public health emergency preparedness and response capacity and health system resilience. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 World Health Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000489B1ZAMOC4TIE DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to empower Zambian young people through participatory climate themed art workshops, engagement in creative conversations and elevating youth voices, foster dialogue and collaboration between artists, communities, and international partners and raise awareness of the environmental and social issues surrounding Black Mountain. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 43500 Barefeet Theatre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000490B1ZAMOC4TIE DFAT / Irish Aid The project supports a just transition towards sustainable food systems in Zambia through interventions in Climate Action, One Health and Policy Coherence, leading to increased resilience to climate, environmental, production and consumption shocks and crisis risk reduction. With the following specific objectives; Climate Action; One Health; and Policy Coherence. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300000 Department Of Agriculture, Food And The Marine XM-DAC-21-1-2025000491B1ZAMOC4TIE DFAT / Irish Aid Research,collate,disseminate 6 briefing papers addressing pressing economic, social and political issues facing Namibia. The papers will inform policy debates, support civil society advocacy and contribute to improved governance and public accountability DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Institute for Public Policy Research In Namibia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000492B1ZAMOC4TIE DFAT / Irish Aid The programme aims to deliver a coherent and locally led justice reform programme, grounded in partnerships with Zambian state and civil society institutions, including the judiciary, the Director of Public Prosecutions and the National Prosecution Authority, and SAIPAR. The support includes improved capacity of the Zambian justice institutions to tackle economic and financial crimes, improving the handling of gender based crimes and youth justice and improve access to justice by rolling out of mobile courts DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Irish Rule of Law International XM-DAC-21-1-2025000493B1ZAMOC4TIE DFAT / Irish Aid The Foróige Leadership for Life programme objective at Nsobe School is to address the problems with the youth by building confidence, critical thinking, teamwork, leadership skills and community engagement skills with the objective of empowering young people to make informed life choices, and contribute positively to their communities. The Kwabuka Bridging course equips students with essential life skills, career guidance, and personal development tools enabling them to cross into tertiary education pathways, careers and meaningful community leadership. Nsobe Computer Room Extension: Building and installing an internet-connected computer classroom in Nsobe aims to equip remote rural students with vital digital literacy, enhance teaching through access to online resources and self-learning. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 Nsobe Development Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000494B1ZAMOC4TIE DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to reduce high rates of gender-based violence and teenage pregnancy by providing quality youth-focused sexual and reproductive and mental health services to the targeted underserved communities of youth (boys, girls, men and women) in Windhoek. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49000 One Economy Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000495B1ZAMOC4TIE DFAT / Irish Aid The Light Zambia – 100% project pilots a Solar Home Systems Energy-as-a-Service (SHS- EaaS) model in rural Zambia, providing 250 households in a targeted community with affordable, reliable solar energy. The project aims to test and demonstrate the feasibility of the Solar Home Systems- Energy-as-a-Service (SHS-EaaS) model in Zambia as a pathway to universal, long-term energy access for the hardest-to-reach communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 64000 Solar Aid Zambia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000496B1ZAMPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The project is a development project fostering skills in theatre, music, and design, empowering young people in Zambia. Whilst this project gives an opportunity for creative development for a cohort of young artists it also develops a professional pathway for emerging Zambian artists. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Circus Zambia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000497B1ZAMPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The objective is to build a one by two classroom block at St Clements Secondary School in Mazabuka, to decongest the classrooms and enhance the learning experience DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Diocese Of Monze XM-DAC-21-1-2025000498B1ZAMPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The objective of this project is to install a PV solar scheme which include panels, inverter and batteries, ensuring a steady supply of electricity for the school, enabling both learners and teachers to access essential facilities and utilize technological tools that enhance the learning experience DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Linda Community Primary School XM-DAC-21-1-2025000499B1ZAMPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 497483.16000000027 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000500B1ZAMPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21797.760000000002 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000501B1ZAMPSD DFAT / Irish Aid The main aim of the “Empowering Caregivers: Building Sustainable Livelihoods” project is to empower caregivers of children with disabilities by providing them with vocational skills training and financial literacy education. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Special Hope Network XM-DAC-21-1-2025000502B1ZAMPSD DFAT / Irish Aid Civil society through the Christian Churches Monitoring Group (CCMG) aim to systematically monitor the Petauke By-election as part of its Electoral Integrity Program. The findings from the monitoring will be used to advocate for the strengthening the management of electoral processes by improving transparency, inclusivity, credibility and accountability of electoral process. In addition, the proposed initiative is part of an ongoing preparations by CCMG to enhance its capacity to systematically monitor the August 2026 national elections DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Zambia Conference of Catholic Bishops-Caritas Zambia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000503B1ZIMOB1POLITIC DFAT / Irish Aid Zimbabwe Political Parties Dialogue and Civil Society Engagement programme aims to contribute to the attainment of a democratic, peaceful developmental state in Zimbabwe through national Zimbabwean-driven processes that support constructive engagement through dialogue. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 350000 Zimbabwe Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025000504B1ZIMOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid The event also aims to inspire innovation, problem-solving, and collaboration through national and international competitions. Ultimately enhancing Zimbabwe’s global competitiveness in science and technology. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Camden Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000505B1ZIMOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid To help Permanent Secretary for Health and his team to engage health sector national and sub national stakeholders, strengthen pharmaceuticals supply chain, assess the health system, and assess different scenarios to mitigate immediate risks, in light of changing donor priorities & focus, and ensure continued coordination and delivery of essential health services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60000 Clinton Health Access Initiative XM-DAC-21-1-2025000506B1ZIMOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid To provide technical assistance to gain a deeper understanding of the changes in the flow of donor funding, strengthen the health sector sub-national planning, coordination and use of data, to better allocate and utilize limited funding, and strengthen Zimbabwe’s domestic resource mobilization. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70000 Clinton Health Access Initiative XM-DAC-21-1-2025000507B1ZIMOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid Co-supported with SIDA and FCDO, this consortium of 13 leading civil society organisations seeks to contribute to effective civic action to claim and defend human rightsby supporting citizens and organised citizen groups to challenge duty-bearers to respect and protect human rights, by reducing barriers to gender equality, and by equipping CSOs to sustain their role of supporting citizens and communities to exercise their rights. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025000508B1ZIMOB2HUMINST DFAT / Irish Aid The Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund works with poor and at climate risk communities to empower them to better manage and benefit from natural resources within their locality, including land, forests, fauna, and wild life. It receives joint funding from Ireland and EU, and is implemented by UNDP and FAO in conjunction with Zimbabwe's Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025000509B1ZIMOB3GENDER DFAT / Irish Aid GRANT PYMNT FOR HIVOS ZIM DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 450000 HIVOS Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000510B1ZIMOB3GENDER DFAT / Irish Aid The Health Resilience Fund (HRF) 2022-2025 Joint Programme is a coordinated effort by the Government of Zimbabwe (GoZ), the Development Partners (the European Union, GAVI the Vaccine Alliance, the Governments of Ireland and the United Kingdom) and the United Nations Partners (UNFPA, WHO, UNICEF) in support of the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC), to improve health systems' resilience to shocks, and equitable access to quality health care in Zimbabwe, with special emphasis on women, newborns, children, adolescents, youth, and health emergencies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025000511B1ZIMOB3GENDER DFAT / Irish Aid Securing Gains Securing Rights: Women’s Participation In Electoral Processes, Peace & Security In Zimbabwe aims to help the country formulate, enforce, implement, and monitor gender responsive strategies, policies, plans to ensure women's participation in decision making processes and structures. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 350000 UN Women XM-DAC-21-1-2025000512B1ZIMPADM DFAT / Irish Aid The Olympiad aims to promote inclusive access to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education by equipping Zimbabwean learners and educators with skills in robotics and artificial intelligence. The event also aims to inspire innovation, problem-solving, and collaboration through national and international competitions. Ultimately enhancing Zimbabwe’s global competitiveness in science and technology. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18000 Camden Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000513B1ZIMPADM DFAT / Irish Aid This initiative aimed at providing young musicians with the required skills for a professional career in the music sector, with over 3500 students, between the ages of 18-30, being trained in a yearly Professional Certificate Program based on African and African-descendent music to become professional musicians or to access higher music education DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3380 Dzano Music Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000514B1ZIMPADM DFAT / Irish Aid The 22 nd edition of IIFF was held under the theme ‘Women Make The World A Better Place’ from the 22nd to the 26th of August 2025. The festival screened fifteen films from 16 different countries around the world at four different venues in Harare. A wide range of people attended the five-day festival, including local filmmakers, international filmmakers, public audiences, corporate executives, members of the diplomatic corps, government officials, and art practitioners. The festival hosted two of the filmmakers of the international films programmed and some local ones as well , enabling them to interact with audiences during Q&As, and during other festival events. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6391 Institute Of Creative Arts For Progress In Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000515B1ZIMPADM DFAT / Irish Aid LitFest Harare festival was launched in 2014, and 2025 will mark its 12th edition. The theme for 2025 is “Kambani Timbale: The Languages and Legacies of Art” with the festival discussions and performances focused on celebrating the many forms, expressions, languages and legacies of art. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 International Literature Festival Harare. XM-DAC-21-1-2025000516B1ZIMPADM DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250861.73999999996 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000517B1ZIMPADM DFAT / Irish Aid The main aim for the Festival is to showcase ground-breaking virtual reality (VR) and 360-dgree experiences that highlight African Stories, culture, and creative voices. Locally produced content is pivotal and central to the festival as it not only provides an opportunity for women creative technologists to showcase their work but also fosters the development of local talent in immersive media. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6700 Matamba Film Labs for Women XM-DAC-21-1-2025000518B1ZIMPADM DFAT / Irish Aid This contribution supported the National Gallery of Zimbabwe to exhibit 2 of their International Women’s Women’s month engagements. *Ndishonongorei? weaves a visual dialogue between the artist’s internal landscape and the broader social fabric, questioning what it means to be seen, recognized, and understood within the artist's cultural context. At its core, the exhibition is a meditation on visibility and voice—offering a space where personal and collective histories can both echo and reframe each other, prompting a deeper understanding of who we are, and who we are to one another. The artist invites us into a deeply personal yet universally resonant exploration of the self, culture, and the complexities of contemporary existence. The work challenges the viewer to look beyond surface appearances and to consider the nuanced layers of history, identity, and the human condition.This exhibition challenges the viewer to consider how identity is constructed, deconstructed, and reconstructed. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7500 National Gallery of Zimbabwe XM-DAC-21-1-2025000519B1ZIMPADM DFAT / Irish Aid The funds of this one-off grant will primarily be allocated to support tuition fees, as well as to support daily meals provided to the students. This includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner, ensuring that no student goes to class hungry. There is a key focus on how many students from disadvantaged backgrounds are empowered to further their education. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500 Wadzanai Training Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000520B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The project involves the preparation, publication and dissemination of the new edition of the DE ‘reader’ 80:20 Development in an Unequal World, in its new form, both digital and (separate to this application) in print. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 80:20 Educating-Acting For A Better World XM-DAC-21-1-2025000521B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The online development education portal www.developmenteducation.ie is implemented by 80:20 Education and Acting for a Better World - the aim is to ensure the provision of a central, online, e-learning reference point for development education in Ireland. The objective is to provide extensive educational support to users, contributing to increasing their overall confidence and capacity to engage with international human development issues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 130000 80:20 Educating-Acting For A Better World XM-DAC-21-1-2025000522B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Funded project: Global Education Time (GET): From school curriculum to youth actions for Sustainable Development. Lead partner is Italian NGO CISP, with 11 other co-applicants from across Europe. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9901.51 A Partnership With Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000523B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The project Climate Change, Militarisation, Displacement, Food and Seed Sovereignty implemented by Afri aims to inform, educate and raise awareness about the root causes of global hunger and explore ways of achieving sustainability with adult learners in the formal and non-formal sectors. Key activities include seminars, workshops, conferences and the annual Famine Walk. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 52000 Afri XM-DAC-21-1-2025000524B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The Together for a Better World project builds and broadens work conducted in the past three years – aiming to create awareness on global development, linking local to global issues by reaching out to both migrant and indigenous women as well as other target groups. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40000 AKIDWA XM-DAC-21-1-2025000525B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Green Schools Global Citizenship is a continuation of the GC flags in the Green Schools programme to deliver GCE within the curriculum to educators and primary school students. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120000 An Taisce - Green Schools XM-DAC-21-1-2025000526B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The project World Within aims to establish a pedagogical approach to youth work which prioritises Global Citizenship Education, critical consciousness, reflection and peer learning DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 44000 ARD Family Resource Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025000527B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid 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. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70000 Centre for Global Education XM-DAC-21-1-2025000528B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Programme aims to build a network of GCE practitioners and a schools network in NI & some border counties and supporting whole school approaches to GCE through CPD for teachers and a Compassionate Schools Award scheme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70000 Children in Crossfire XM-DAC-21-1-2025000529B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Funded project: Funding Fairer Futures: Broadening engagement and empowerment for inclusive and gender transformative climate justice in Europe and beyond. Undertaken in cooperation with Climate Action Network Europe (Germany), Ecolise (France), Generation Climate Europe (Belgium) and Stichting Women Engage For A Common Future – International (Netherlands). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 23349.6 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025000530B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid This project is about creating spaces and opportunities to look at the challenges and concerns that our globalised world brings with it and to explore possible root causes with the young people and practitioners alike through an educational journey based on awareness rising and critical thinking DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50850 Cloyne Diocesan Youth Services XM-DAC-21-1-2025000531B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The SDG Advocate Training is a non-formal GCE project for ACE practitioners and community leaders across Ireland to deepen their understanding and knowledge of SDGs and GCE and to build the capacity skills and confidence to take informed action. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 63000 Development Perspectives XM-DAC-21-1-2025000532B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid 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. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 326000 Development Perspectives XM-DAC-21-1-2025000533B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The Youth for Sustainable Development; Global Youth Leaders for Change project implemented by Eco Unesco aims to provide young people with the opportunity to engage in quality development education and education for sustainable development programmes, strengthening their capacity to act on global justice issues by developing them as youth leaders and peer educators. Key activities include training, workshops and activities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 ECO-UNESCO XM-DAC-21-1-2025000534B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid This three-year project will build teacher confidence to facilitate activism in schools through: * Consultation with children and educators in Educate Together schools to better understand this challenge. * Gathering examples of good practice and identifying resource and training gaps. * Developing resources and training to equip educators nationwide with the tools and knowledge that enable them to implement a whole-school approach to meaningful student-led activism and empower children to act as informed global citizens. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25500 Educate Together XM-DAC-21-1-2025000535B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Connecting the dots: Linking economic, gender and climate justice to tackle global challenges. Undertaken with lead partner DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11594.66 Financial Justice Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025000536B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The project Continuing to Deepen and Build: Strengthening the landscape of critical Global Citizenship Education (GCE) in Ireland aims to deepen critical GCE through building a bank of GCE educators who have the skills and capacity to integrate financial justice DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 115214 Financial Justice Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025000537B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid This project builds on an existing programme, focusing on adult, youth and community education on climate issues. A series of workshops and webinars is planned, along with a ‘Train the Trainer’ cycle on ‘Climate Change, Colonialism and Extractivism’. FoE will collaborate with NYCI/Youth 2030 and Concern on the Youth element. Workshops and residential training for the Roma and Traveller communities are also proposed. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Friends of the Earth Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025000538B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Roots and Shoots is a joint project between Gaisce – The President’s Award and Student Volunteer Ireland (StudentVolunteer.ie) to enhance the GCE context of volunteering amongst third level students DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40000 Gaisce – The President’s Award XM-DAC-21-1-2025000539B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Engaging adult learners in GCE, with particular focus on climate global/local elements of climate justice through workshops, resource development, and educational and behaviour-change ‘challenges’. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Global Action Plan CLG XM-DAC-21-1-2025000540B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Education Network of Europe (GENE) programme of work aims to increase the quality and reach of Global Education (GE) and Development Education and Awareness Raising (DEAR) as national and European levels, in order to provide greater access for growing numbers of people in Europe to quality GE and DEAR. Key activities include facilitating meetings and round tables with and between European ministries and agencies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Global Education Network Europe XM-DAC-21-1-2025000541B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Changemakers has provided GCE opportunities for adults in Donegal through a targeted engagement approach informal and non-formal education and GCE capacity development of ACE educators since 2012. Community groups and cross-sectoral GCE partnerships will continue to be supported to undertake GCE actions and new GCE audiences will be engaged through the Changemakers Sustainability Passport Programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Inishowen Development Partnership XM-DAC-21-1-2025000542B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The Strategic Partnership with the Irish Development Education Association (IDEA) aims to support the practice, promotion and advancement of Development Education (DE) in Ireland. IDEA works to strengthen and raise awareness of DE in Ireland through its network of over 70 members. Key activities include hosting and facilitating Continuous Professional Development events for members, training for members and to communicate shared learning and good practice in the sector. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 577500 Irish Development Education Association XM-DAC-21-1-2025000543B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 302.5 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000544B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Consultancy Fees & Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25610 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000545B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Seconded Teacher Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 253104.82999999996 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000546B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The United Together project will address gaps in GCE provision for seldom heard groups in Dublin’s NEIC by facilitating residents and the practitioners who provide services to them to connect and critically engage with local and global injustice and inequality issues, and to create positive change through taking informed action. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 137544 Lourdes Youth and Community Services XM-DAC-21-1-2025000547B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The DICE Project in hosted by Maynooth University and works across four institutions of primary initial teacher education(ITE). It aims to develop and extend staff capacity and expertise in four ITE colleges and embed development education and intercultural education as essential elements of initial teacher education at primary level in Ireland, key activities include teacher education, evaluation and research, collaberation and school placements and engagement with schools. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 360000 Maynooth University XM-DAC-21-1-2025000548B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The project Connecting Cultures – Sustaining our World aims to support both community practitioners and citizens of Meath to deepen their understanding of Global Citizenship concepts, connect them to their lived experience and act within their communities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45153 Meath Community Rural and Social Development CLG XM-DAC-21-1-2025000549B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Wide-ranging project of professional development for youth and ACE educators, awareness raising activities, collaborative projects, embedding GCE into MTU curricula, developing knowledge products and workshops and events for MTU students DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 160000 Munster Technological University (MU) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000550B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Youth 2030 is the National Youth Council of Ireland’s strategic partnership programme with Irish Aid, strengthening Global Citizenship Education (GCE) across the youth sector through a Global Youth Work (GYW) approach. The programme supports youth organisations, youth workers and young people to critically engage with global justice, inequality, climate change and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), linking local and global issues in practice.” DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 520000 National Youth Council of Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025000551B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The PMIA project proposes to create a GCE content platform tailored for third level business courses, which would host content, lectures, and components on both the PMIA theme and GCE topics. The platform would be accessible to all business colleges, business lecturers, and business students on the island of Ireland. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70000 Proudly Made in Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000552B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The Our World Awards is an annual national awards programme for primary schools with the aim of promoting awareness of and engagement with Ireland’s international development policy and the Sustainable Development Goals. The programme is implemented by Real Nation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 105000 Real Event Management Ltd TA Real Nation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000553B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The Our World Awards is an annual national awards programme for primary schools with the aim of promoting awareness of and engagement with Ireland’s international development policy and the Sustainable Development Goals. The programme is implemented by Real Nation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 180000 Real Event Management Ltd TA Real Nation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000554B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The WorldWise Global Schools Global Citizenship Education Programme implemented by a consortium headed by Self Help Africa co-ordinates DCAD support for global citizenship education to post-primary schools in Ireland, key activities include provision of grant funding, resources and training. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 647348 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000555B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Think Global, Act Local (TGAL) will respond to the need for high-quality GCE which inspires civic participation and collective action for lasting societal change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16000 Serve in Solidarity Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025000556B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid GCE for farmers in four border counties, achieved through a series of webinars and events. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 Siolta Chroi Cooperative Society Ltd XM-DAC-21-1-2025000557B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Provision of workshops on the Irish Aid programme and SDG's, in the Irish Aid Centre DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 123123 STAND (formerly Suas Educational Development) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000558B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Provision of workshops on the Irish Aid programme and SDG's, in the Irish Aid Centre DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 156877 STAND (formerly Suas Educational Development) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000559B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The STAND Global Citizenship Programme implemented by SUAS Educational Development aims to engage third level students in higher education institutions to analyse the root causes and consequences of key global issues and to become active global citizens in the creation of a fairer and more sustainable future for all. Key activities include the STAND Global Issues course and Student festival which features film screenings, panel discussions, debates and workshops. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 425000 STAND (formerly Suas Educational Development) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000560B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The Micah 6:8 Project: Engaging and supporting Protestant faith communities and others in Ireland to explore issues of global justice. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16000 Tearfund Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025000561B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid GACTive aims to ensure equitable intergenerational learning and foster sustainable GCE practices through badges, activities, training and youth led advocacy. It also integrates Global South perspectives through global collaboration with WAGGGS World Centres and member organisations DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70000 The Irish Girl Guides XM-DAC-21-1-2025000562B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Workshops will be delivered on ESD to schools, HE, youth and adult community groups, building on previous projects funded by Irish Aid. The goal is that participants are made aware of the interdependent and unequal world in which we live, and are empowered to implement change. Workshops cover topics such as inequality, climate change, poverty and fair-trade. An annual sustainability event will be held to enable adult workshop participants to translate their learning into practical action. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22000 Tools for Solidarity XM-DAC-21-1-2025000563B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Global Village is Irish Aid’s strategic partner at primary school education level. It aims to embed GCE in primary education policy and curriculum while building the capacity and confidence of teachers and school leaders to embed GCE in their teaching and all aspects of school life. Key activities include professional development provided for teachers and school leaders in GCE, supporting GCE practitioners to deliver quality GCE in primary education, engaging with and influencing national and international policy and curriculum changes in the primary education sector and increasing visibility for the programme and GCE within the primary education sector. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 378000 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025000564B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The Ubuntu Network 2020-2022 project implemented by Ubuntu Network aims to increase integration of Development Education (DE) into post primary initial teacher education in 14 member Higher Education institutions, delivering quality DE projects and supporting capacity building of teacher educators in DE. Key activities include capturing and sharing Artefacts of Learning from Ubuntu projects, developing Guidelines for introducing Development Education/Education for Sustainable Development and measuring the impact of projects delivered. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 393866 Ubuntu Network University Of Limerick XM-DAC-21-1-2025000565B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The Inspiring Global Citizens project aims to empower the UCD community to be active global citizens for a fair and sustainable world. The project provides structured learner centred experiences for returned volunteers to sustain their engagement, supported by collaborations with other GCE organisations. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 71950 UCD Volunteers Overseas XM-DAC-21-1-2025000566B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The Praxis Project aims to integrate Global Citizenship and Development Education (GCDE) across University College Cork. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 University College Cork XM-DAC-21-1-2025000567B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Volunteer to Global Citizen: VSI’s Global Citizenship Training for Volunteers aims to provide Pre and Post training for volunteers, monthly meet ups and a GCE volunteer weekend. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 24444 Voluntary Service International XM-DAC-21-1-2025000568B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Students will produce, design and perform an original piece which will then become part of a larger multimedia exhibit on themes such as climate justice, poverty, economic stability etc. while also focusing on camelids and pastoralists due two UN Years (2024 Camelids, 2026 Rangeland and Pastoralists). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17530 Waterford Sli CLG XM-DAC-21-1-2025000569B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Collaboration with International YMCA partners to build capacity and confidence in youth workers as Global Citizenship educators and will invite young people to a GCE experience that will include an annual youth conference Global Justice principles will be embedded in youth work practice by policy implementation, GJ&ID Committee and ‘SDG champions awards’ opportunity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49000 YMCA Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025000570B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The project focuses on supporting youth workers to be more confident in their application of GCE and Global Youth Work methodologies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 55682 Youth Work Ireland Tipperary XM-DAC-21-1-2025000571B2DEVEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The Local to Global Justice and Equality Project seeks to highlight inequality and social justice at local and global levels by supporting and embedding best practice in global youth work across YWIT and share learning across the network DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 62952.92 Youth Work Ireland Tipperary XM-DAC-21-1-2025000572B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1800 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000573B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1160.1 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000574B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2155.79 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000575B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 84129.05 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000576B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 42207.130000000005 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000577B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 48922.84 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000578B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1200 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000579B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000580B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1200 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000581B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1800 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000582B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000583B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 988.2 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000584B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1777.36 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000585B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 24895.92 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000586B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7285.21 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000587B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1263.75 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000588B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2660.63 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000589B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4200 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000590B2ELECT DFAT / Irish Aid Election Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 63337.389999999985 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000591B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid A year-round creative learning program in Tunis Village offering weekly workshops for a fixed group of 10 children DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7000 Abla Art Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000592B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to provide essential spare parts and maintenance services for cochlear implants to 150 children across different governorates in Egypt, all from low-income families. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Abwab Elkheir XM-DAC-21-1-2025000593B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project will deliver a training programme for 25 young people to empower them to become agents of sustainable change promoting food security in their communities, offering education in key areas such as leadership, mediation, communication, mobilisation, and sustainable development, with a focus on the Sustainable Development Goals. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16646 Ação Da Cidadania XM-DAC-21-1-2025000594B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project implemented by Alzheimers Indonesia focuses on Scaling Up Digital Innovations in Dementia Support Services, moving from Pilot to Practical implementation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15000 Alzheimer Indonesia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000595B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Hot Meal Project: Nourishing Education for Vulnerable Children DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Asral Center NGO XM-DAC-21-1-2025000596B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid To build one permanent toilet and a complete water tank for clean water from rain is what the community needs now and into the future. With more than 3500 populations in one ward area, more than 60% are mothers and children.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4200 Awest Pacific Community Leadership Training Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025000597B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid “La Casita de Nazaria” project in Argentina, implemented by Bajar a la Calle is a free care centre for the children of young mothers attending secondary school at night. It is located within a school in Villa Soldati (Buenos Aires) and it offers educational, emotional, and food support to children. The main beneficiaries are: 35 children aged from 6 months to 5 years old, who will receive care, early education, food, and emotional support each evening. Also, 25 young mothers who will continue or complete their secondary education thanks to the childcare provided. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Bajar A La Calle XM-DAC-21-1-2025000598B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid OftC SIDS ICMPS Grant Bartholomew J.L. Children F. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15673 Bartholomew J. Lawson Foundation For Children XM-DAC-21-1-2025000599B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Component 1: Research on Social Enterprise Development Zones (SEDZ) Viability in Normalization Sites. Conduct community-level research and mapping to assess the readiness of normalization sites for SE development, focusing on sectors such as Halal enterprises, traditional crafts, and agri-based value chains Component 2: Capacity Building on Social Enterprise and Cooperative Development. Build the capacity of the Cooperative and Social Enterprise Authority (CSEA) and local leaders through values-based social enterprise and cooperative training, grounded in Islamic principles such as Maqasid al-Shariah Component 3: Development of SEDZ Implementation Framework. Co-develop a practical SEDZ Implementation Framework that will guide future programming and piloting of SE initiatives in post-conflict zones DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14976.79 Bayan Innovation Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025000600B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid 30–40 vulnerable girls and young women (ages 15–30) across rural Samoa will be equipped with practical vocational training and human rights education. Participants will complete a four-month programme in tailoring, hospitality, microbusiness development and community leadership. Sessions also include financial literacy, climate sustainability, gender-based violence awareness, and entrepreneurship support. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12312.68 Brown Girl Woke XM-DAC-21-1-2025000601B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to increase public awareness, strengthen collaboration between civil society groups and national authorities in the prevention of human trafficking. The objectives of the grant are to promote public awareness through at least 30 community-based projects and a media campaign, provide training sessions and develop a mapping exercise of vulnerability for legal professionals. Key activities include hosting an international conference, two inter-institutional debate forums, and policy recommendations. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18200 Cabo Verdean Women Lawyers Association (AMJ) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000602B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The “Path to reconstruction: Emotional health and a dignified future for migrants” project in Mexico, (CAFEMIN), aims to strengthen comprehensive psychosocial care for migrants in the CAFEMIN shelter, through specialized support from a psychologist, a psychotherapist, and a psychiatrist. Through clinical processes and a transversal approach centered on the 'life project,' therapeutic support will be provided for the recovery of emotional well-being, the reconstruction of a sense of identity, autonomous decision-making, and dignified integration in Mexico. The acquisition of psychiatric medication, clothing and shoes for migrants, and bedding for their resting areas is also planned; these supplies are part of their process of self-care, dignity, and reaffirmation of identity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9444.44 CAFEMIN Mexico XM-DAC-21-1-2025000603B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The Rooted in Resilience project aims to improve the livelihoods and climate resilience of small-scale farmers in Camarines Norte, Philippines, by promoting sustainable, organic rice farming and empowering cooperatives to influence local policies that support organic farmers. Led by the Camarines Norte Federation of Cooperatives (CANOFECO), the 12-month initiative will enhance the capacities of 30 farmers—at least half of whom are women—on organic rice farming, disaster risk reduction (DRR), and climate change adaptation (CCA).  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14973.79 Camarines Norte Federation Of Cooperatives XM-DAC-21-1-2025000604B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid OTTAWA-ICMPS-CAPRI Funding 07/2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9129 Caribbean Policy Research Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025000605B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand (CANZ) is working with design and implementation partner, Tutu Rural Training Centre (TRTC), to achieve mutually identified outcomes of enhanced health and wellbeing, improved gender equality, and stronger, more diverse and climate-resilient livelihoods. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11887 Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand XM-DAC-21-1-2025000606B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The “Comprehensive protection for migrants and refugees, with emphasis on children, women and LGBTIQ+ populations in the process of integration in Coahuila” project in Mexico, implemented by Frontera con Justicia – Casa del Migrante de Saltillo, aims to provide comprehensive protection to people in situations of human mobility—particularly migrant and refugee children, women and LGBTIQ+ population—who are in the process of seeking asylum, integrating locally or in transit through Coahuila. Casa del Migrante de Saltillo will support this population through legal, psychosocial and humanitarian interventions that prioritise the prevention of violence, assistance to survivors and the active promotion of their rights. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9444.44 Casa Del Migrante Saltillo XM-DAC-21-1-2025000607B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The “Building peace and social inclusion with refugees and people experiencing forced displacement in Mexico City, 2025” project in Mexico, implemented by Programa Casa Refugiados , aims to contribute to the construction of peaceful and inclusive communities in Mexico City through participatory processes of awareness-raising, peace education, and social fabric strengthening. These processes promote effective social and economic integration, the recognition of rights, and collaborative coexistence between refugees, people on the move, and host communities, grounded in a culture of encounter and the peaceful transformation of conflicts. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9444.44 Casa Refugiados XM-DAC-21-1-2025000608B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Casa Vida - ICMPS Timor-Leste 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Casa Vida Timor Leste XM-DAC-21-1-2025000609B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Casa Vida - ICMPS Timor-Leste 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2500 Casa Vida Timor Leste XM-DAC-21-1-2025000610B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid OftC SIDS ICMPS CentroOrientacionInvestigacionInte DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18000 Centro De Orientación E Investigación Integral (COIN) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000611B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project will install Solar water Distillation Units in all seven preschools and primary schools across Ribono, Nuotaea, and Kiebu. Repair existing rainwater harvesting units where applicable and improve food security and dietary diversity for school children in 7 target schools through the establishment and routine use of vertical gardens. Schools will integrate fresh produce from these gardens into school meals DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15000 Childfund Kiribati XM-DAC-21-1-2025000612B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project’s main interventions, based on the 2020 Adolescent unplanned pregnancy in the Pacific: Chuuk report, are the following: 1) Strengthening of adolescent girl sexuality education through community-based programs that support mothers and grandmothers in being sources of information and support 2) Family and community projects to challenge harmful gender norms 3) Protection of women and girls from gender-based and domestic violence DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Chuuk Women's Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025000613B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Community-Based Waste Management (CBWM) Project operated by COERR will sustain and strengthen the vital waste management services in Mae La refugee camp and six surrounding Thai host villages, directly safeguarding public health, environmental protection, and promoting community empowerment, serving 45,088 people, consisting of all 38,670 refugees living in Mae La camp and 6,418 host community members, and is implemented through a participant-centered, community-led model that builds on the engagement and skills of refugee volunteers working in close coordination with Thai authorities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15560 COERR Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000614B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Reform of paediatric cardiac anomaly such as VSD, ASD, PDA for children who are in the waiting lists of governmental hospitals and their families cannot afford the cost in some where else in the private hospitals. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8000 Cure Bank XM-DAC-21-1-2025000615B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The “Data for protection: creating evidence and stories to defend rights” project in Mexico, implemented by Data Cívica, aims to enhance the capabilities of human rights defenders, activists, local collectives, journalists, and engaged citizens, to empower them to advocate for justice, assert their rights, and counteract harmful narratives. Through tailored digital training and ongoing support, participants will cultivate the skills necessary to analyze information on gender-based violence and articulate narratives that highlight issues often overlooked in their communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9444.44 Data Civica XM-DAC-21-1-2025000616B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support and enhance the services of the Ahmed Bahaa Eldin Association’s Center for Early Intervention and Community Rehabilitation for children with disabilities (CwDs) in Al-Duweir village, in Assiut governorate, Upper Egypt. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10873.699999999999 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025000617B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Lisbon, IMCPS, IOM CABO VERDE DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1429 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025000619B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The "Waorani women and youth take action to improve their health” project, implemented through EcoCiencia, is focused on both addressing chronic malnutrition and supporting community mental health services. The project seeks to support community wellbeing in Waorani territories of the Ecuadorean Amazon, with a particular focus on youth populations in Dikaro, Yarentaro, Yawepare, Tonampare, Gareno.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 EcoCiencia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000620B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Accessible Book Corner for Blind Students in Mongolia: Promoting Educational Equity Through Inclusive Resources DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6422 Educational Advising Resource Center XM-DAC-21-1-2025000621B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project in Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara, implemented by English Goes to Kampung aims to support teacher transformation and real action for holistic student outcomes in Sumba, in eastern Indonesia DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6975 English Goes To Kampung XM-DAC-21-1-2025000622B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid OTTAWA-ICMPS-Eve for Life Funding 07/2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 24000 Eve For Life XM-DAC-21-1-2025000623B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project facilitates peer-to-peer learning of farmers in Fiji using methods developed by Fiji Farmer to Farmer (FFF) principals when they served as officers of Fiji Beekeepers Association. It addresses one of the major constraints to alleviating rural poverty in Fiji: Insufficient Farming Skills.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Fiji Farmer To Farmer XM-DAC-21-1-2025000624B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The “Livelihood Advancement and Community Empowerment Project” aims to provide support to enhance technical skills and offering social assistance to empower a self-sustained livelihood support for communities who have not been have been impoverished amidst COVID-19 pandemic and are recuperating.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 FRIEND Fiji XM-DAC-21-1-2025000625B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The meeting will be held in Cappadocia, Turkey, on 14–15 November 2025, bringing together 60 women from 60 women’s organizations across Turkey. The event aims to strengthen solidarity, discuss the current challenges of the women’s movement, and develop new strategies for feminist organizing in a climate where women’s rights are increasingly under threat. Key themes include preventing violence against women, combating femicide, defending existing legal rights, the future of feminism in times of crisis, and strengthening local women’s organizations. The meeting will produce a comprehensive report to be disseminated among women’s CSOs across Turkey to ensure sustainability and collective action. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Flying Broom XM-DAC-21-1-2025000626B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Foundation for Rural Development (FORD) Inc. is a registered local community-based organization dedicated to advancing climate-smart and sustainable development initiatives in Papua New Guinea. Recognizing the urgent challenges posed by climate change, FORD embarked on the Climate Smart Community Development Program with the conviction that empowering women, youths, and local communities would not only stimulate productivity and environmental protection but also ensure the preservation of natural resources for future generations. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14000 Foundation for Rural Development (FORD) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000627B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project will focus on raising awareness among students in vulnerable fishing communities about the importance of marine conservation and the impacts of climate change on sea turtles and their community. It will train them to disseminate socio-environmental values, promote dialogue among schools, families, and communities, and encourage sustainable practices aligned with the SDGs.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9800 Fundação Projeto Tamar XM-DAC-21-1-2025000628B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Casa Humana Córdoba in Argentina, implemented by Fundacion ARKHO, is a social inclusion project that combines a specialty café with a training and employment program for people with disabilities and individuals from vulnerable backgrounds. Through barista training, supported employment, and a strong community network, the project promotes labor inclusion and generates sustainable income for participants and the Foundation. The project's primary beneficiaries are 200 young people and adults with disabilities and members of the LGBTQ+ community, who are excluded from employment or face barriers to accessing vocational training opportunities.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Fundacion ARK HO XM-DAC-21-1-2025000629B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The 'HIV Testing Week' project, implemented by Huésped in Buenos Aires, Argentina, consists of two HIV and STI testing events that will be conducted at strategic locations. Psychosocial support will be provided to individuals with a positive diagnosis, ensuring guidance and fostering connection to the healthcare system. The project aims to test at least 120 people for HIV and other transmissible diseases. The primary beneficiaries are individuals from key populations at increased risk of HIV and syphilis who are living in conditions of extreme socioeconomic vulnerability.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6730 Fundacion Huesped XM-DAC-21-1-2025000630B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project 'Fires of Dignity: Eco-Cooking and Indigenous Women’s Empowerment in Emergency Zones'3, implemented by Solar Inti, aims to empower indigenous women in the emergency zone of Salta (Orán, San Martín, Rivadavia), Argentina, through workshops on building and using ecological cookstoves. Women will learn to cook traditional foods using clean energy and develop micro-enterprises to sell cooked products. The project will directly benefit at least 10 indigenous women from rural communities in the emergency zone. Each woman will represent a family unit of approximately 4 people, reaching a total of 40 direct beneficiaries, with an estimated 30 minors, who will benefit from improved health, nutrition, and living conditions.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5343 Fundacion Solar Inti XM-DAC-21-1-2025000631B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Fundasaun Hader - ICMPS Timor-Leste 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4500 Fundasaun Hader Timor Leste XM-DAC-21-1-2025000632B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Fundasaun Hader - ICMPS Timor-Leste 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4500 Fundasaun Hader Timor Leste XM-DAC-21-1-2025000633B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project entitled ‘Community Strengthening for the Protection and Empowerment of Girls and Women of Zou and Couffo’ is a women economic empowerment and a protection advocacy response aimed at eliminating violence against children, girls and women, particularly trafficking and exploitation, in the aforementioned departments. The project will work to reduce vulnerability & strengthen positive community attitudes towards gender equality and rejection of violence through women networks, parent and child committees. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 Gbewa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000634B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Inclusive bakery Good Bread from Good People in Ukraine DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Good Bread From Good People XM-DAC-21-1-2025000635B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project seen the revitalisation of facilities and recreational areas at Good Shepherd Bangkok, creating a safe, modern, and functional space for the over 350 marginalised people served by Good Shepherd Home Foundation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5347 Good Shepherd Sister Bangkok XM-DAC-21-1-2025000636B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project, implemented by Haciendo Camino, aims to prevent child malnutrition and promote early childhood development in one of Argentina’s poorest regions. Over 12 months, it will support at least 40 children under 5 and 38 mothers in La Banda, Santiago del Estero, through nutritional assistance, maternal training, and home-based early learning, led by trained local women. The project will directly benefit at least 40 children aged 0 to 5 years and at least 38 mothers living in conditions of poverty and social vulnerability. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Haciendo Camino XM-DAC-21-1-2025000637B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to address the increasing environmental degradation in Nepal's high-altitude Kanchenjunga region, driven by unmanaged tourism-related waste. It will engage local students, youth, porters, and guides in a multi-day cleanup and awareness campaign along the Kanchenjunga trail. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6000 Health, Environment And Climate Action Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000638B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Smarter, Safer, Closer' project aims to enhance IHRI’s Pribta LINE Official telehealth platform by integrating an AI-powered chatbot to improve access, engagement, and continuity of care for LGBTQI+ clients in Thailand. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8000 Institute of HIV Research and Innovation (IHRI) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000639B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project 'Adelante con la Diversidad', implemented by HIVOS, aims to strengthen the LGBTIQ+ movement in Bolivia, promoting recognition of rights and enhancing capacities through the EMPODERA School, political advocacy, and support for Pride marches and festivals. The goal is to create a more democratic society with robust LGBTIQ+ rights protection.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 HIVOS Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000640B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The 'My School, My Home' project, implemented by Hogar Maria Luisa in Buenos Aires, Argentina, aims to support continued schoolgoing and improved school performance in children and adolescents living in institutional care. The project provides personalized academic support and emotional guidance through tutoring, school reintegration, vocational guidance, and life skills development activities, in coordination with public schools. The project will benefit approximately 80 to 90 children and young people aged between 4 and 21 years residing at the care home.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Hogar Maria Luisa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000641B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The "Creating Justice for Women and Vulnerable Populations: Legal Advice, Litigation, and Communication for a Life Free from Violence" project in Peru, implemented by Flora Tristán, aims to strengthen access to justice and contribute to a life free of violence for women and vulnerable populations, through the provision of free legal assistance, communication, and public advocacy. The initiative looks to respond to, accompany, and strengthen women and vulnerable victims of violence, while at the same time, while making visible the structural barriers of the judicial system. The key activities include providing guidance and care service for women victims of GBV, providing at least 250 consultations to women, promoting their access to justice and preventing re-victimization, provision of  support in urgent cases, and dissemination of information materialpreparing and distrubuting informative brochures. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Centro De La Mujer Peruana Flora Tristan XM-DAC-21-1-2025000642B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid In cooperation with the Italian Hospital in Egypt, Integrated Health Care Service Co. (Yadoctory) will provide a professional training course to 300 nurse aides (both male and female) in adherence with international standards. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15000 Integrated Health Care Service Co. XM-DAC-21-1-2025000643B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid OTTAWA-ICMPS-Jamaica AIDS Support for Life 07/2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 Jamaica Aids Support For Life XM-DAC-21-1-2025000644B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid JSMP - ICMPS Timor-Leste 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000 Judicial System Monitoring Programme (JSMP) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000645B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid JSMP - ICMPS Timor-Leste 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4500 Judicial System Monitoring Programme (JSMP) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000646B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to economically empower women victims/survivors of family violence by providing vocational training in nail care and waxing. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 KAFA XM-DAC-21-1-2025000647B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project “Kalunga Communication Workshop - A pedagogical tool for strengthening Quilombola identity and self-esteem ”, led by Kalunga Communications Network , will provide communications workshops to young people, women, and community leaders within the Quilombo to aim to raise awareness of Quilombola identity in the wider region, and to foster community and personal empowerment amongst the members of the Kalunga Quilombo. The target group is of young people, women, and community leaders in Quilombola communities. 40-50 direct beneficiaries and predicted 8,000 indirect. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8554 Kalunga Communications Network XM-DAC-21-1-2025000648B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid OftC SIDS ICMPS Grant Kibe Kuati Inc. Dominica DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15000 Kibe'kuati Inc. XM-DAC-21-1-2025000649B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to address the historical underinvestment of the economy, high unemployment and low wages which in turn contribute to the high rates of gender-based violence and inequality in Kiribati. This programme provides business education and financial services to female entrepreneurs, providing higher family income and more economic power for women.  This project aims to address the historical underinvestment of the economy, high unemployment and low wages which in turn contribute to the high rates of gender-based violence and inequality in Kiribati. This programme provides business education and financial services to female entrepreneurs, providing higher family income and more economic power for women.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Kindling Kiribati XM-DAC-21-1-2025000650B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to improve access to and retention in education for Dom children aged 6–10 living in the Şirinevler neighbourhood of Gaziantep. Psychosocial art workshops will be organised for the children, and awareness-raising training sessions will be held for teachers and school administrators. Families will also receive training on hygiene, nutrition, and the prevention of domestic violence. The project seeks to reduce absenteeism, encourage positive behaviour and discipline, and foster an inclusive and supportive school environment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Kırkayak Kültür XM-DAC-21-1-2025000651B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to provide comprehensive support to women and girls living with mental health and psychosocial disabilities (MHPS) in Nepal. The emphasis on social inclusion, dignity, and the rights of marginalized populations reflects Ireland’s commitment to equality, human rights, and the empowerment of women and girls. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6000 Koshish XM-DAC-21-1-2025000652B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Aims to promote to promote food security and improve nutrition through cultivation of fish in PNG's rich natural water system.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4897 Lagaip Poverty Relievers Association XM-DAC-21-1-2025000653B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to strengthen the employability and economic resilience of LGBTI+ individuals in Türkiye. A mentorship pool will be established with LGBTI+ professionals working in the private sector, who will be paired with job-seeking LGBTI+ individuals applying to our psychosocial support unit. Through this mechanism, job seekers will receive career counseling, skills development, and employment guidance. In parallel, a workshop focusing on the intersection of poverty and employment in the lives of LGBTI+ people will be organized. The workshop will highlight structural barriers and generate policy recommendations. Together, these two components will empower job seekers, foster solidarity between employed and unemployed LGBTI+ individuals, and raise awareness among decision-makers on the urgent need for inclusive employment policies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000654B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid ICMPS Payment 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000655B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to enhance the ecological and climate resilience of Neykurendhoo's mangrove ecosystem through targeted restoration and communitybased recovery of Bruguiera cylindrica and other suitable mangrove species. This project aims to assess and support the natural regeneration of mangroves in Neykurendhoo Island, the largest mangrove island in the Maldives, which suffered complete loss of B. cylindrica during the 20202021 dieback event DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12321.03 Maldives Wetlands Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000656B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid To install two sets of PV solar off grid system to generate and supply 24/7 hours electricity for ice making machine, freezers to store fish and lamps to provide adequate lighting within the ice plant building for fishers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9250 Malemale Conservation Association Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025000657B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project increases the capacity of MAF to offer Myanmar migrant children in Ranong secondary education that promotes critical thinking, compassion, leadership, tri-lingual skills, computer technology, and prepares them for higher learning. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Marist Asia Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000658B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to provide access to legal rights and social support services for 30 women living in Esenyurt, a district of Istanbul with the highest internal and external migration and a large population, seeking support against domestic violence. The women's demands and problem-solving preferences shape the support operation. Access to services will be ensured through informational, financial, and legal counseling and guidance, along with companionship. Results will be monitored and recorded. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Mavi Kalem XM-DAC-21-1-2025000659B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Censorship and limits to press freedom are widespread in Myanmar, as such, Mizzima’s SW radio service occupies a much needed space in the country’s media sector; allowing diverse communities and stakeholders to interact, discuss, and share their views and experiences and to serve as a foundation from which aspects of an inclusive and sustainable federal and democratic Myanmar can be built. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7500 MIZZIMA Media Group Bangkok XM-DAC-21-1-2025000660B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This initiative aims to establish the foundational infrastructure for Nepal's first comprehensive accessible digital library platform, addressing critical information poverty faced by over 147,000 blind and partially sighted individuals through development of web portal, mobile application, and initial content repository. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6000 Nepal Association Of The Blind (NAB) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000661B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid OftC-ICMPS Grant ProtWomenFarmersOct-Sep DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16517.99 North East Agriculture Women Movement (NEAWM) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000662B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid  The project 'Together We Rise: Empowering Indigenous Women and Girls in Region 9' led by the Makushi Research Unit, aims to empower indigenous women and girls in southern Guyana by promoting gender equality, combating gender-based violence (GBV), and enhancing economic and social opportunities. The project will facilitate six workshops to over 400 participants across the region, focusing on domestic and GBV, capacity building, and youth issues DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11400 North Rupununi District Development Board (NRDDB) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000663B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support the NRFC in transition to renewable energy by installing a 2.2 kW solar photovoltaic (PV) system at its facility in rural Palau. This will address the challenges posed by the rising and unpredictable cost of fuel, along with the instability of Palau’s local energy grid, which is affected by aging infrastructures. Through the adoption of solar energy and net metering, the project will provide a reliable, sustainable power supply for critical operations –particularly the storage of fresh fish and use of other essential equipment. Additionally, it will also lower energy and maintenance costs, improving operational stability, and increasing the profitability of local fishing operations.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7907 Northern Reef Fisheries Co-Operative XM-DAC-21-1-2025000664B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The “A sensory environment, a space designed to promote inclusion and well-being” project in Mexico, implemented by Nuevo Mundo en Educación Especial Querétaro, aims to improve the care provided to people with intellectual disabilities, by equipping a space dedicated to personalised sensory stimulation. This initiative actively promotes their physical, cognitive and emotional development, contributing directly to their autonomy, full participation and equitable exercise of their human rights. The project will benefit six women aged 18 to 55 and nine men aged 18 to 44, all with intellectual disabilities or autism, with a prior diagnosis by external neurologists and a disability certificate issued by the Ministry of Health DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9444.44 Nuevo Mundo En Educacion Especial Queretaro XM-DAC-21-1-2025000665B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project in Mekarmanik Villange, West Java, implemented by ODESA, is for the construction of Four (4) Communal Toilets to Increase the Health of Farm labours and Poor Farm Workers Family in Mekarmanik Village DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8751 Odesa XM-DAC-21-1-2025000666B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to review the previous 2020/21 Waste Audit, SPREP’s 2023 Analysis, Samoa’s 2023 State of the Environment report and existing landfill/facility data. It also aims to identify critical data gaps, consolidate existing records (landfill logs, recycling volumes, exports, shipping data, and procurement records). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17535 Pacific Waste Management Solutions XM-DAC-21-1-2025000667B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims for the adoption and implementation of the updated National Invasive Species Strategic Action Plan (NISSAP) by government stakeholders and communities. The updated NISSAP will serve as a blueprint in mitigating invasive species threats to livelihoods and ecosystems in Palau and to strengthen the capacity of stakeholders and communities in delivering effective sustainable invasive species management on the ground. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1978 Palau Conservation Society XM-DAC-21-1-2025000668B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The “Voices in Search: Community Empowerment of Mothers in the Face of Disappearance and Impunit” project in Mexico, implemented by Centro de Derechos Humanos Paso del Norte A.C (CDHPN), aims to provide psychosocial support for mothers and families of disappeared persons through home and community visits and document the 25 years of accompaniment work carried out by the Centro through an institutional memory report. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9444.44 Paso Del Norte XM-DAC-21-1-2025000669B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The "Defence of the right to defend rights, life and territory" project in Mexico implemented by Peace Brigades International, offers an international accompaniment model (physical and political) to organisations, individuals and communities who are at risk due to their legitimate work in defending human rights and/or who have been victims of serious human rights violations. The project opens and maintains spaces for human rights defenders, particularly a regional forum for exchange between women defenders from Mesoamerica (Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua) and Colombia, where they can learn about the realities of their struggles for territory in the context of extractive mega-infraestructure projects that are destroying their territories. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9444.44 Peace Brigades International XM-DAC-21-1-2025000670B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project implemented by Perkumpulan Suara Kita aims to breaks Barriers and Advancie Workplace Inclusivity for LGBTQI Individuals DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9100 Perkumpulan Suara Kita XM-DAC-21-1-2025000671B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The Security, Access, Fairness, Empowerment for Riders (SAFE4Riders) project, led by Philippine Alliance of Human Rights Advocates, Inc. (PAHRA) and in collaboration with Kapatiran sa Dalawang Gulong (KAGULONG) aims to empower motorcycle gig workers by equipping them with human rights education and fostering engagement with the government and different agencies to promote job security, access to social protections, and an overall more just labor environment for gig workers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9684.59 Philippine Alliance Of Human Rights Advocates XM-DAC-21-1-2025000672B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Empowerment Children and Parents by Improving the Quality of Life through a Series of Life Skills Education Classes  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 PKBI Bandung XM-DAC-21-1-2025000673B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The cooperative assists farmers in finding markets, provided skills training in collaboration with its partner organizations with the aim that Porea village will become a farm based community in the Lagaip district DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4200 Porea Potato Farmers Coop Society XM-DAC-21-1-2025000674B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to convert a refrigerated shipping container into a purpose-built orchid cold house (Kol Haus) representing the Highlands region for the proposed Independence Orchid Garden at Port Moresby Nature Park. The garden will be a legacy project celebrating PNG’s 50th Independence anniversary, showcasing + conserving orchid biodiversity from different regions of PNG, promoting environmental education, and encouraging cultural pride in native plant species. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8000 Port Moresby Nature Park XM-DAC-21-1-2025000675B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project “Vivá Ilha Boipeba: Small Island, Broad Horizons” aiming to promote sustainable development on the island of Boipeba, Bahia, in the Northeast region of Brazil and addresses the urgent need for education and professional skills development in a marginalized Afro-Brazilian/Indigenous community affected by unregulated tourism and environmental degradation. The target group is of approximately 800 people including women of all ages and young people from three of the main communities on the island.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15000 Projeto Vivá Ilha Da Boipeba XM-DAC-21-1-2025000676B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to empower LGBTQI+ persons with disabilities (QPwDs) in Nepal by sharing their experiences and perspectives on camera through in-depth interviews. The raw footage will be edited into compelling short documentaries showcasing their journeys and highlighting key themes related to challenges and triumphs faced by QPwDs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Rainbow Disability Nepal (RDN) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000677B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The "Strengthening advocacy voices: capacities, recognition and justice from the regional to the national level" project in Mexico implemented by RED TDT, aims to strenghten the organisational, communication and advocacy capacities of 500 human rights defenders in five regions of the country (north, west, centre, south and south-east). Priority will be given to indigenous defenders, community defenders, women defenders and organisations with less access to resources and visibility. Through training opportunities, collective analysis, and actions to raise awareness and public advocacy, social and political recognition of the work of defenders in contexts marked by violence, exclusion, and stigmatisation will be promoted DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9444.44 Red TDT XM-DAC-21-1-2025000678B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid RELOKA - ICMPS Timor-Leste 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6000 Reloka Timor-Leste XM-DAC-21-1-2025000679B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid RELOKA - ICMPS Timor-Leste 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500 Reloka Timor-Leste XM-DAC-21-1-2025000680B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project by RUMPUN Malang aims to Strengthening Adolescent Girls' Advocacy for Mental Health Rights within Education Setting DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Ruang Mitra Perempuan XM-DAC-21-1-2025000681B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid “The Seedling Multiplication and Distribution Center for Village Health Volunteers” aims to establish a central facility where Village Health Volunteers can access resources for poultry, fisheries, tree seedlings, potato and vegetables farming. This project will empower our 275 trained and certified Village Health Volunteers in the Laiagam District of Enga Province. They will be also provided with the necessary tools and knowledge to improve their agricultural practice and enhance food security DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8000 Rural Integrated Volunteer Initiatives XM-DAC-21-1-2025000682B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project seeks to address poor waste management in two vulnerable communities, which is contributing to environmental degradation, health risks, and economic hardship. The absence of organised waste disposal systems has led to the accumulation of solid waste in living areas, waterways, and public spaces. This results in increased exposure to communicable diseases, and contributes to poor sanitation and reduced quality of life. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12500 Samoa Recycling And Waste Management Association (SRWMA) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000683B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The Gabagaba Community Marine Conservation Project empowers women from the Gabagaba Community to take an active role in the conservation and management of their traditional coral reef and fisheries resources. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12385 Sea Women Of Melanesia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000684B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid ÒftC SIDS ICMPS SeaMoss Assn. St.VincentandGrenadine DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15802 Seamoss Assn. St.VincentandGrenadine XM-DAC-21-1-2025000685B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The “Strategy for the Safety and Protection of Women Searching for Missing Relatives in Guanajuato” project in Mexico, implemented by SERAPAZ, aims to strengthen the security and protection strategies for women who belong to groups of relatives of missing persons in Guanajuato. It will be implemented through three key components: (1) Strengthening the advocacy, coordination, and organizational capacities of women searchers; (2) Building their security and protection skills; and (3) Creating spaces for multi-stakeholder dialogue at local and state levels to promote actions that support the development of effective protection mechanisms and strategies for searchers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9444.44 Serapaz XM-DAC-21-1-2025000686B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This is a €24,500.00 ICMPS 2025 project entitled: ‘Voices Unbound: Advancing Human, Sexual and Reproductive Rights and Health Risks Mitigation for Gender and Sexual Minorities in Borno, Nigeria,’ for the period starting from August 15, 2025 – March 14, 2026 in Borno northeast Nigeria. The project is implemented by the Society for Equal Health and Right (SEQHER) to advance gender equality and health among queer and trans-individuals in Borno State. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 24500 Society For Equal Health And Right (SEQHER) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000687B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This is a €25,000 ICMPS project entitled: ‘Strengthening Household Economic Empowerment for Women and Out-Of-School Girls to End Gender-Based Violence in Kiyawa and Birnin Kudu LGAs, Jigawa State’ is a women economic empowerment and a protection advocacy and influencing project. The project is responding to the intersecting issues of poverty, GBV and education exclusion by strengthening economic resilience of women and household economic empowerment, and supporting the re-entry of girls into school or learning environments. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 Society For Women Development and Empowerment Nigeria XM-DAC-21-1-2025000688B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project 'Fostering Sustainable Livelihood's, Addressing Climate Change for Food Security' led by the South Central Peoples Development Association (Wapichan Wiizi Women’s Movement)   aims to educate indigenous Guyanese women working in agriculture on financial management skills, sustainable agricultural practices, and the effects of climate change. The project will facilitate workshops in three villages in the region focusing on accounting/bookeeping and climate adaptation strategies. The project will also provide seed funding to three indigenous women’s groups.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18214 South Central Peoples Development Association XM-DAC-21-1-2025000689B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The main objective of this project is to create an enabling environment for digital employment for 5 persons with Spinal Cord Injury through financial and in-kind support including mentoring DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Spinal Injury Sangh Nepal XM-DAC-21-1-2025000690B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid SHIFT : Supporting Hiring Inclusion for Future Thailand aims to increase employment opportunities and workplace inclusion for neurodivergent (ND) individuals in Thailand by equipping Human Resources (HR) professionals and employers with the skills, tools, and knowledge needed to implement neuroinclusive practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8977 Steps Bangkok XM-DAC-21-1-2025000691B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project 'Maroon Women Against Gender-Based Violence: Training Peer Educators in Brokopondo' led by Projekta, aims to combat domestic and gender-based violence in Maroon (tribal) communities in rural Suriname. The project will train 15 female community leaders to raise awareness, recognise and respond to GBV. These leaders will then provide training courses to 750 community members. Throughout the project, data will be collected to compile a report on GBV trends in Maroon communities, which will be presented to policymakers upon the project’s culmination. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 Stichting Project XM-DAC-21-1-2025000692B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This is a €20,000 grant project advanced from ICMPS 2025 budget to Synergy for Health Rights to implement a project entitled: Building Inclusive Communities Project. It is an evidence based advocacy training, coalition-building, and stakeholder engagement response to address legal, institutional, and social barriers to the protection, societal acceptance, and inclusion of LGBTQI+ rights of 2000 individuals ages, 18-35 and their community in the South east states of Nigeria. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Synergy For Health Rights And Education (SHRE) XM-DAC-21-1-2025000693B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Enhancing Refugees’ Self-Sufficiency Through Agriculture' implemented by The Border Consortium wsupports 200 refugee households in nine camps along the Thailand–Myanmar border to improve food security and self-reliance through the provision of vegetable seeds, fruit tree seedlings, farming tools, and irrigation support, along with hands-on training in agriculture and livestock care DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 The Border Consortium XM-DAC-21-1-2025000694B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid The project Bringing Water, Restoring Dignity proposes the construction of a community cistern in Floresta Alta in the northern province of Salta. The project will be undertaken by the well-established Argentinian civil society organisation Techo (Un Techo para Argentina), which works to improve the lives of vulnerable communities through the provision of housing and access to services and infrastructure. The project will serve approximately 45-50 families (including many female headed households), who do not currently have access to a water supply network and depend on an unreliable communal water source far from their homes, impacting their hygiene, health and overall quality of life.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3270 Un Techo Para Argentina XM-DAC-21-1-2025000695B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid Development of training materials for the psychological support of war-affected people DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 24300 Vilnyy Vybir XM-DAC-21-1-2025000696B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This program aims to Amplifyi the voice of People Living with Disability Towards Increased Basic Services of Government in the District of Manggarai Barat , Flores, NTT DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9975 Yayasan Ayo Indonesia XM-DAC-21-1-2025000697B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project in Aceh Tamiang, Sumatera, implemented by EKOBA, focuses on empowering women through capacity building and the development of soft-shell crab derivative products to strengthen family livelihood securit. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9619 Yayasan Ekoba XM-DAC-21-1-2025000698B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project in Eastern Indonesia, implemented by Yayasan Pantau, aims to empower young journalists including photojournalists to advocate for human rights and social justice issues through their reporting, storytelling and photos. By emphasizing both theoretical and practical aspects, the project seeks to equip journalists, activists, student press and minorities in local contexts to be skilled in effectively reporting on human rights issues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Yayasan Pantau XM-DAC-21-1-2025000699B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project by Yayasan Rumah Mamah aims to develop a Community-Based Child Protection System in Urban Slums and Coastal Areas via Multi-Party Collaboration and Capacity Building DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9680 Yayasan Rumah Mamah XM-DAC-21-1-2025000700B2ICMPS DFAT / Irish Aid This project provided for a 3-day intensive training in Chiang Mai, mentoring, and community-building planning for over 15-20 LGBTIQ+ youth leaders to advance gender equality and inclusive education across Thailand, while promoting community-led inclusive education guidelines and engaging local education authorities and civil society organisations for systemic change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Young Pride Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025000701B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, Christian Aid Ireland (CAI) made a successful application to the 2025 Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Project Call for proposals. Given it’s demonstrated capacity to deliver climate adaptation programmes, it was awarded funding of €1,000,000 for the period 1 November 2025 to 31 December 2027. The funding will be disbursed on the basis of a contract that outlines the terms and conditions for use of the grant and is legally binding. This grant will also be subject to the commitment and the principles underpinning the partnership between the Department and Christian Aid Ireland set out in the 2023 Ireland’s Civil Society Partnership for A Better World (ICSP) Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) covering the period 2023 to 2027. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025000702B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid Comhlámh is the Irish association of development workers and volunteers. Comhlámh promotes responsible, responsive international volunteering and development work. They also work with returned volunteers, partner organisations and member groups to foster just, inclusive societies, through progressive grassroots activism in Ireland and internationally. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Comhlámh XM-DAC-21-1-2025000703B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid Concern has been allocated €1,000,000 under the 2025 Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Project grant. This allocation is in addition to their annual ICSP funding allocat of which Concern receives the highest funding allocation representing 30.9% of the ICSP budget for 2025. Department officials have engaged frequently with Concern over the course of the ICSF programme, including on specific crises and contextual challenges, and organisational challenges arising from changes in the global funding environment . DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025000704B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid Dóchas is the umbrella association of international Irish Non-Governmental Organisations. It has 56 full and associate members. Its mission is to enable international development and humanitarian organisations in Ireland to achieve greater impact by working together. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60000 Dóchas XM-DAC-21-1-2025000705B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid Dóchas is the umbrella association of international Irish Non-Governmental Organisations. It has 56 full and associate members. Its mission is to enable international development and humanitarian organisations in Ireland to achieve greater impact by working together. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 365000 Dóchas XM-DAC-21-1-2025000706B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid Front Line Defenders (FLD) is a leading Irish human rights INGO working globally to deliver critical support to human rights defenders who are at risk as a result of their human rights work. FLD makes a significant contribution to strengthening the security and resilience of human rights defenders worldwide and has a specific focus on defenders facing particular risks, such as women defenders, LGBTQI+ defenders, and land/ indigenous/ environmental defenders. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 700000 Front Line Defenders XM-DAC-21-1-2025000707B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid ICNL work with partners from civil society, government, and the international community developing long-term relationships to advance reforms. They are a global organization focused on the laws affecting civil society, philanthropy, and public participation, and provide unique expertise on these areas. ICNL aim to support local capacity, not to supplant it, with their partners in the driving seat of reform, and ICNL work with them to make fully informed decisions. Their contributions are locally relevant and based on their global expertise. Our work is rooted in universal principles and norms of international law and embodies our commitment to nurture the legal environment at all levels, from the local to global. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 International Center For Not-For-Profit Law XM-DAC-21-1-2025000708B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 34335.920000000006 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000709B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid Consultancy Fees & Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 265286.83999999997 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025000710B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Loreto) PROJECT: Aims to achieve social change by reducing human trafficking and exploitation in Albania and Europe, strengthen anti human trafficking laws and implementation by duty bearers, while also facilitating the successful reintegration of victims into society. Targets include domestic and gender based violence survivors, people at high risk or in extreme poverty, including divorced or in divorcing process women, homeless, Roma and migrant. Additionally, the program seeks to engage Albanian youth as active citizens to address and solve societal issues within their communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 108632.611424299 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000711B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Missionary Sisters of the Assumption PROJECT: The project will strengthen the MSA’s internal policies, procedures and governance structures of its Congregational Office and 3 projects in South Africa. It includes 14 workshops to train 20 staff on policy development and MEL system strengthening. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000712B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: The project provides bridging education for refugee and migrant children facing exclusion, offering inclusive learning and policy advocacy to address documentation barriers, xenophobia, and uphold rights to education and social inclusion. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 43872.90830217138 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000713B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: The project aims to provide life transforming education through a training programme to disadvantaged, vulnerable, intellectually compromised youth at risk between the ages of 14 to 18 who are unable to cope in mainstream academic institutions. Academic and Vocational Training will be offered with a feeding scheme and transport support, ensuring that education places no financial burden on already impoverished families. This impact-driven programme aims to bring life skills, psycho-social support, literacy intervention and vocational training to those youngsters who would already be lost to the streets. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 47030.660877220165 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000714B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Dominican Sisters PROJECT: The aim of the project is to change behaviours of teachers, learners and leaders, improve care and reduce harm in schools in marginalised and violent contexts/schools in South Africa. Implemented by the Catholic Institute of Education (CIE), in collaboration with the Dominican Sisters, it proposes BPS (Building Peaceful schools) workshops for teachers, Peer Mediation Formation for learners and Leading Restorative Justice seminars for school leaders DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49357.0218399428 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000715B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: The project provides bridging education for refugee and migrant children facing exclusion, offering inclusive learning and policy advocacy to address documentation barriers, xenophobia, and uphold rights to education and social inclusion. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50728.05022438565 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000716B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: The Redemptorists PROJECT: The main aim of the project is to establish a new Home Based Primary Health Care programme in the three informal communities of Freedom Park, Chaneng and Boitekong. The programme aims to respond primarily to the health needs of marginalised OVC and adults who are seriously affected by HIV and AIDS, and a lack of access to healthcare in general. The programme will also support OVC to attend and stay in school. At health system level, it also aims to improve collaborative health planning at District Level through sharing of health data and lessons learned from the Home Based approach. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 53319.84228233643 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000717B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Missionary Sisters of the Assumption PROJECT: Providing basic life skills for young adults, who are excluded and vulnerable due to their intellectual disability, to reach their full potential through the provision of Vocational and Livelihood skills. There is also a focus on the psychological, emotional, legal, economic and spiritual empowerment of refugee women and their children, to facilitate their full integration into South African society. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 59088.032901364415 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000718B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Missionary Sisters of the Assumption PROJECT: Focuses on basic health care and also aims to build the capacity of community caregivers to promote behaviour change and empower individuals in addressing the problems of HIV with concerned governmental stakeholders. Includes HIV testing, treatment and viral suppression, tuberculosis detection and treatment, and to the wellbeing of HIV infected and affected children, adolescents and their families. Also a focus addressing issues around foetal alcohol spectrum and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorders. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 95601.26083584654 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000719B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Missionary Sisters of the Assumption PROJECT: Supporting the provision of primary education through building renovations, construction of toilets for younger learners and ensuring a more secure learning environment in South Africa. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120925.80033056742 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000720B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Daughters of Mary and Joseph PROJECT: This project seeks to establish a comprehensive safeguarding framework with targeted training programs for teachers, parents, school leadership and the children themselves, to create a supportive learning environment for all students. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000721B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Missionary Sisters of Holy Rosary PROJECT: Providing Access to Quality Health Care services by improving health education around issues such as hygiene and sanitation and to provide access to clean portable water supply. Education also aims to reduce teenage pregnancy for the people of Mbougong Mbouda Health facility, West Region, Cameroon. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5417.2073526106105 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000722B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Daughters of Mary and Joseph PROJECT: Agricultural water resources for Sustainable agriculture for 213 women empowerment in semi-arid Meme, northern Cameroon DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000723B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Missionary Sisters of Holy Rosary PROJECT: Project aims to providing Access to Quality Health Care services, enhancing maternal and child health and and improving Hygiene and Sanitation as well as carrying out training around children's rights through construction of a spacious health facility with capacity to for outpatient and inpatient units, toilets, laboratories, ultrasound units, Maternity unit including delivery room, theatre, X-Ray department, and pharmacy. The project also aims to provide equipment for the facility in West Region, Cameroon. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120650.49783097129 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000724B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Mill Hill Missionaries PROJECT: The project empowers 85 teenage mothers through skills training, fostering independence and rights awareness, promoting gender equality, social inclusion, and livelihoods for young women affected by early pregnancy and social marginalisation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13710.283844428555 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000725B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Seeks to support internally displaced persons (IDPs), vulnerable families (338), orphans, and individuals affected by violence in DRC in Minova and Bobandana Village with food and hygiene items. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000726B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: The project aims at purchasing and distributing food and hygiene kits to improve hygiene, prevent disease transmission, and support general well-being for people displaced due to the escalation of armed conflict in Minova and Bobandana, South Kivu, DRC. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000727B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: The Redemptorists PROJECT: The aim is to restore safe, inclusive, and protective learning environments urgently through rebuilding four classrooms and rehabilitate a student recreational space damage during a tropical storm. The project targets 1,313 students, with 233 directly displaced DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000728B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Augustinian Fathers PROJECT: The ‘Second Life’ project in Dungu, DRC, supports reintegration of former child soldiers and vulnerable youth. It provides vocational training, education, and psychosocial support, with activities delivered alongside local partners DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 76777.58952879992 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000729B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: The Redemptorists PROJECT: The project aims to improve health outcomes for children with sickle cell disease by reducing child mortality (75% to 50%),noting that patients with the life-threatening Sickle cell disease (SCD) are best helped by ensuring screening, prophylaxis against infection, acute medical care, safe blood transfusion and hydroxyurea. . Activities will include awareness campaigns, increase children screening, develop Redemptorist' clinic as a centre of excellence, document learning. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 86528.3433989575 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000730B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Society of the Divine Saviour PROJECT: The project establishes a new kindergarten for 350 children, promoting inclusive early childhood education through infrastructure development, community awareness, and capacity building—targeting marginalised groups DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 125140.88999569853 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000731B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Vincentian Fathers PROJECT: The project proposes installing a 20kW solar power system at the Ambo Lazarist Deaf School (ALDS) in Ethiopia to provide reliable electricity. The system will support new educational facilities, reduce energy costs, and promote environmental sustainability. The initiative also aims to integrate climate literacy into the curriculum DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16450 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000732B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: The Spiritans empowering women, youth and men through basic life skills to improve decision-making power within households, increased awareness of women’s rights and legal protections and reduced vulnerability to drought through engagement in climate-resilient economic activities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 29409.107257653028 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000733B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Vincentian Fathers PROJECT: The project strengthens inclusive education for deaf children by expanding Ambo school’s infrastructure with a Talent Development Hall, enhancing learning environments, retention, and empowerment—promoting disability inclusion, equity, & educational rights DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 71293.47599102849 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000734B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul PROJECT: Through these project vulnerable marginalized groups such as poor urban women, the elderly, single mothers, migrants from rural areas, children, those with leprosy and unemployed youth in Ethiopia are provided with trainings and skills in agricultural development and other vocational skills to enhance their livelihoods and built their resilience to economic shocks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 81115.5233371771 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000735B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: The Spiritans supporting women into self-help groups (SHGs) and training in income-generating activities such as small-scale farming, petty trade, and milk cooperative. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 88225.12812754397 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000736B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Louis PROJECT: The project is supporting the inclusion and retention of the girl child in secondary education. This includes provision of education and empowerment as well as menstrual hygiene support. The girls empowerment includes some emphasis on female role models in society both locally and internationally. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5500.565878384737 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000737B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Louis PROJECT: Early childhood education to increase inclusion of marginalised children in rural education through provision of mobile schools in three communities in Ashanti Region, Ghana DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8262.365456006424 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000738B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Brothers PROJECT: Empowering 50 women and girls in Kuga, Ghana, through vocational training in tailoring and liquid soap-making. It targets school dropouts, women with disabilities, and young women affected by forced marriage. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10917.773230995346 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000739B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Louis PROJECT: Procurement of an ambulance at Oku clinic to service a rural and remote catchment area in Ghana. The aim is to improve the referral system to the next level of care. Activities -Purchase ambulance & train health staff & ambulance drivers on emergency services DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000740B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Joseph of Cluny PROJECT: The aim of this project is to improve the primary education and food security for the children of Domeabra St. Joseph School in Ghana through mixed farming in order to enhance the school’s educational access and outcomes. The school will work with the Ministry of Education, Ghana. the local district, the Diocese of Goaso and the Women and Men Religious Schools’ Association of the Diocese and the Parents Teachers Association. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 23246.060463905502 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000741B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Louis PROJECT: This project in Domeabra, Ghana aims to improve health outcomes in this rural community by rehabilitation of St John’s Health Centre and development of its community health outreach so as to enhance access to quality health care and nutrition for especially women and those under 5 years of age. Significant remedial work will be doon the hospital including re-roofing, with new maternity, OPD, emergency unit, lab, consulting and counselling rooms, dispensary, storage, records office and staff offices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 121466.53392539168 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000742B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Rosminians (Institute of Charity) PROJECT: The focus of this project by the Romanians is to provide supports to very vulnerable girls, and tackling the root causes of FGM and early marriages. Activities include community outreach, workshops and seminars with communities and local authorities to sensitise on these relevant issues: Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and Early/Forced Marriage. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7074.506463725134 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000743B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception PROJECT: To support the rehabilitation and reintegration of 25 street-connected boys in Kericho, Kenya. The initiative builds on an existing centre offering temporary care, education, and psychosocial support. It aims to ensure long-term reintegration through family economic empowerment, education support, and a recycling-based social enterprise. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7677.758952879991 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000744B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Society of the Sacred Heart PROJECT: Duchesne Mission School - improve the school environment and air quality for lower primary students through landscaping, making pavements for walkways and planting trees and plants. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8226.170306657134 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000745B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Society of the Sacred Heart PROJECT: Duchesne Mission School - to mitigate climate change and improve the school environment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8226.170306657134 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000746B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Patrician Brothers PROJECT: Project aims to renovate Kwetu Home of Peace (KHP) in Nairobi, Kenya is a rehabilitation centre for street-connected boys aged between 8 and 14 years. The centre offers shelter, education, psychosocial support, and reintegration services to vulnerable children from the streets of Nairobi. This project will specifically restore the fire damaged kitchen structure so as the centre can continue to provide services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12613.461136874272 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000747B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Augustinian Fathers PROJECT: The Capacity Building of School and Parishes in Kenya implemented by the Augustinian Fathers aims to train staff at 4 schools on safeguarding and the management of persons with disabilities. Key activities include training of 132 administrators/teachers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000748B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionaries of St Joseph PROJECT: The Strengthening Organizational Systems and Capacities for Enhanced Service Delivery in FMSJ Projects will provide training on financial management, oversight and governance. Consultants will provide training to 18 staff. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000749B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa PROJECT: Will support and assist families in Madoya slum with food items, beddings, clothing, hygiene kits, provision of school materials, a contingency fund and trauma counselling. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000750B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Society of the Sacred Heart PROJECT: Promoting agroecological approaches and sustainable land management practices for 200 families by enhancing soil health, crop production, climate resilience and planting trees, in Langas slum, Eldoret. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000751B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: Emergency project to provide food and non-food items and medical care to 1,200 families DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000752B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Vincentian Fathers PROJECT: The project develops two fully equipped science labs at De Paul School, enhancing practical science learning and STEM access for students—advancing quality education, skills development, and gender-responsive learning environments. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000753B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: The Redemptorists PROJECT: The aim of the project is to improve the well-being and quality of life of older persons in Kisumu and Kisii counties by addressing critical issues such as poverty, abuse, neglect, poor access to social and health services, and lack of sustainable livelihoods. The project seeks to empower older persons through financial literacy, vocational training, and sustainable livelihood programs while advocating for their rights and safeguarding them from abuse and discrimination. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 28277.186223457007 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000754B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Patrician Brothers PROJECT: Kwetu Health Dispensary Kwetu Home of Peace in Kenya provides health services to street children and the wider community through a dispensary. By installing solar panels the dispensary will maintain electricity. The project aims to rescue, rehabilitate and reintegrate the children into society with considerable emphasis on health matters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 28316.671840928964 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000755B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Passionist Fathers PROJECT: The Passionist project in Kenya is empowering 250 farmer Households through sustainable agricultural development (1,500 members of which 900 are women) to be climate resilient, improve food production, promote a savings culture, and value addition. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35674.158563203106 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000756B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Mill Hill Missionaries PROJECT: The Kitale Community Empowerment project in Kenya seeks to mitigate the effects of poor health outcomes and societal breakdown particularly among persons from resource constrained backgrounds. The project addresses the underlying systemic factors that drive brokenness, conflicts, HIV/AIDS prevalence, alcohol/substance abuse, environmental decay & poverty. It also ensures enhanced access to social justice (human rights, equitable access to resources and opportunities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 36590.00552401093 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000757B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Mill Hill Missionaries PROJECT: The Kitale Community Empowerment project in Kenya seeks to mitigate the effects of poor health outcomes and societal breakdown particularly among persons from resource constrained backgrounds. This is done through Health Interventions focused on HIV/AIDs counselling, training community leaders & members, production of health guides & psycho-social and conflict prevention. The project addresses the underlying systemic factors that drive brokenness, conflicts, HIV/AIDS prevalence, alcohol/substance abuse, environmental decay & poverty. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41260.276612777074 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000758B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Poor Servants of the Mother of God PROJECT: To expand the Frances Taylor Polytechnic by adding classrooms and upgrading facilities to meet standards. Targets disadvantaged young women and girls and will increase enrolment, enhance training quality, and improve employment opportunities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41485.1252678257 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000759B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception PROJECT: To improve both access to and quality of Pre-Primary and Primary education for children slum area in Kericho. Involves constructing 7 classrooms, toilets and offices partitioning the second floor, drilling borehole, recruitment of teachers and enrolment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 43872.90830217138 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000760B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Augustinian Fathers PROJECT: Augustinians, enhancing agricultural development & resilience of 720 vulnerable households to climate shocks. Promoting climate-resilient agriculture & value addition. Training on sustainable farming, provision of inputs and market linkages. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49357.0218399428 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000761B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: Spiritans supporting agricultural development for individuals, households and communities to increase their capacity to cope with the shocks (sudden events with short-term impact on livelihoods) and stresses (longer-term trends that undermine livelihoods). Focuses on improving the natural resource management, contribute to better disaster risk reduction; livelihoods protection which will be achieved by improved access to employment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 53552.36869633794 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000762B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Mercy Sisters PROJECT: Holistic Cottage Industries and Handicraft by the Mercy Sisters in Lokori in Turkana, empowering 3,000 women through 8 Table banking groups, Bakery, farming, honey and egg production. Supporting women and AA clients. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 54123.813326973715 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000763B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: The main focus of the project are the improvement of agricultural production, food security and nutrition integrating ecological production practices and techniques among refugees in Kakuma Camp, and in the host community and an effective healthcare service to improve the health status of marginalised communities in Marsabit County, and rural-urban areas in Murang’a and Machakos counties. Training initiatives for community health promoters and lay midwives, and awareness creation will extend essential services, focusing on nutrition, hygiene, disease prevention, child and maternal care. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 55471.808434557934 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000764B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Loreto) PROJECT: Main aims by the Loreto Sisters in Kenya are to fight and prevent human trafficking, through awareness and advocacy in the informal settlement in Kiberia; creating a more sustainable and resilient future for the residents of Mathare informal settlement, preserving their natural resources. Finally, to promote equal opportunities, participation, and inclusion for children with disabilities by creating environment that is accessible, supportive, and ensuring their ability to fully participate in education, social activities, and community life. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 57175.17409938974 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000765B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Edmund Rice Development PROJECT: Edmund Rice Development will target the most marginalised people in the community. Special attention will be given to victimized women with HIV, combating severe stigmatization and deprivation of rights; psychosocial counselling will be implemented, encouraging acceptance, disclosure, ARV adherence and combating stigma. In addition, equitable access to formal education and life skills will be addressed empowering marginalized girls mitigating their vulnerability in slum schools and informal community; Integrating caregivers, teachers and leaders will build capacity to provide adequate support to girls. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60567.64673385514 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000766B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul PROJECT: Through this project vulnerable women in Kenya are provided with trainings and skills in agricultural development to enhance their livelihoods and built their resilience to economic shocks. The positive impact of this sustainable agriculture work is both a means of increasing nutritional health for families and also as an avenue for income-generation for families as well as positively impacting on the environment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 81378.76078699013 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000767B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Saint Patrick's Missionary Society PROJECT: This aims at upholding the human rights and entitlements of the furthest behind in Kenya including women, children, the urban poor, older persons and PWDs. This will be achieved through improved awareness, enhancing access to justice, promoting participation in policy development implementation, and oversighting the use of public resources. It will also aim to counter harmful cultural practices that continue to violate the rights of children, women and older persons including sexual and gender violence. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 87745.81660434276 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000768B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa PROJECT: Ending violence against women and girls through improved access to GBV related services including legal aid, psycho-social support, and safe shelter as well as improved reporting of GBV cases through competent authorities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 91604.43888951873 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000769B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul PROJECT: Provision of basic health care and integrated HIV services to targeted locations in Kenya promoting the dignity and empowerment of marginalised communities. Special emphasis on supporting women and children from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 96516.01097394682 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000770B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Medical Missionaries of Mary PROJECT: Provision of basic health care and prioritising the furthest behind groups in Kenya and ensuring, especially, improved health and well being for pregnant women, under 5s, teenagers and other vulnerable groups. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 105021.87107103028 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000771B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Brothers PROJECT: Baraka Agriculture College enhance vocational competence-based education through upgraded ICT, library, laboratory, and auditorium facilities, targeting marginalised rural youth and farmers in Kenya. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 107488.62534031988 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000772B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul PROJECT: This project helps address early childhood education and care in Kenya by helping poor and marginalised children facing barriers to schooling due to poverty receive assistance with a variety of supports to improve their school attendance and retention. This includes accessing and providing essential services for children with disabilities who face neglect and are deprived of their rights to education and necessities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 109682.27075542844 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000773B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa PROJECT: FMSA primary education initiatives integrating responsible parenting for assisting and sustaining the academic and personal growth of underprivileged children attending schools with a focus on women and girls and gender equality. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 109682.27075542844 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000774B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionaries of St Joseph PROJECT: This project helps address early childhood education and care in Kenya by helping poor and marginalised children, at pre-school and primary level, facing barriers to schooling due to poverty receive assistance with a variety of supports to improve their school attendance and retention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 110896.45349269104 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000775B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Society of the Sacred Heart PROJECT: The project establishes an inclusive primary school with classrooms, clean water, library, and co-curricular facilities, enabling 600+ orphans, vulnerable children, and children with disabilities to access quality, inclusive education. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120491.45853837593 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000776B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionaries of St Joseph PROJECT: These projects in Kenya address the issue impoverished households and those affected by food insecurity by promoting agricultural development and a sustainable agricultural ecosystem to address not only the immediate food security needs of marginalized learners and the local community but also contributes to long-term environmental conservation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 124369.82363228787 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000777B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: Spiritans providing quality health care services with a focus on reduction and management of communicable diseases including, respiratory tract infections, pneumonia, water borne disease and malaria. Increase in number of mothers attending ANCs which will lead to increase in safe deliveries and children being immunized. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 124955.52695812186 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000778B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionaries of St Joseph PROJECT: Improving the health and well being and the provision of basic health care and integrated HIV services to communities in targeted locations in Kenya for poor marginalised people who include people with a disability and who are internally displaced. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 227388.89643932402 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000779B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesian Sisters PROJECT: The aim is to empower marginalised women through quality vocational training in agriculture, enabling them to access better livelihood opportunities and adopt sustainable, environmentally friendly practices that support their food security. Activities include formal and informal employment, support former students who lack the financial resources to start their own businesses. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 55769.047388305145 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000780B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Implementing educational initiatives in 21 local schools to foster equity, social justice and inclusion. Activities -implement curricula, develop CPP, carry out teacher workshops, hire teachers for special needs students DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8226.170306657134 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000781B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Implementing educational initiatives in 21 local schools to foster equity, social justice and inclusion. Activities -implement curricula, develop CPP, carry out teacher workshops, hire teachers for special needs students DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8226.170306657134 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000782B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Little Sisters of the Assumption PROJECT: The aim in Madagascar is to provide quality primary education to key target groups; children who have dropped out of education aswell as older children and adults through a supplementary Education Programme in after-school hours. The overall objective is to keep children in education and support those who dropped out with numeracy and literacy skills and ultimately seek employment opportunities. Key activities include provision primary education, numeracy and literacy skills, teaching training, training supports for parents. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13694.928326522795 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000783B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: The overall aim of the emergency intervention is to address the immediate health and safety concerns caused by the damaged infrastructure caused by Cyclone Dikeledi to Saint Joseph School DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000784B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: The Redemptorists PROJECT: The proposal aims to urgently rehabilitate the cyclone-damaged Saint Jean-Paul II Primary School in the remote village of Mahazoarivo. The project focuses on rebuilding four classrooms using cyclone-resistant methods to restore safe learning conditions and mitigate further educational disruption. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000785B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Implementing educational initiatives in 21 local schools to foster equity, social justice and inclusion. Activities -implement curricula, develop CPP, carry out teacher workshops, hire teachers for special needs students DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16863.64912864712 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000786B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesian Sisters PROJECT: The aim is to contribute to the sustainable development of the rural communities of Betafo and Manazary by empowering young farmers especially women and girls through the adoption of agroecological practices and promoting gender equality and human rights. The project will focus on selecting and supporting young farmers living in a situation of deep vulnerability and precarious situations through providing them with specialised training in agroecology. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60078.46380628593 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000787B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: The Redemptorists PROJECT: The project aims to improve access to educational opportunity in a rural setting in Madagascar, ensuring increased equity, gender equality and inclusion in a full cycle of quality education, targeting the poorest and most marginalized, including by gender, disability, and fragility. The project is focused on access and learning. It aims to build the student population at the Redemptorist BCA school in Andriaka from 432 to 800, constructing 10 new classrooms, and 14 additional sanitary facilities, ensuring educational opportunity at the primary, lower secondary and high school level. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 65755.6181405869 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000788B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Saint Patrick's Missionary Society PROJECT: Emergency support (Food & materials) to Mozambique Refugees influx in Malawi. Involves purchase of food & non-food items and distribution. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4496.9731009725665 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000789B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Saint Patrick's Missionary Society PROJECT: Emergency support (Food & materials) to Mozambique Refugees influx in Malawi. Involve purchase of food & non-food items and distribution DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11955.367512341702 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000790B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Religious Sisters of Charity (RSC) PROJECT: Project involves the rehabilitation /construction of a pre-school. Activities will include purchasing of materials and construction, enrolment and setting Parent teacher association. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32904.681226628534 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000791B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Saint Patrick's Missionary Society PROJECT: The aim is to increase equity and access to primary education and strengthening systems to attain quality education particularly for learners with disabilities and girls in Malawi. This will happen through making the school environment conducive and comfortable for girls and learners with disabilities. The project will also liaise with local government and other relevant stakeholders. . Teachers will foster an inclusive approach to education and school governing bodies will be trained in this aspect of inclusiveness. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 109682.27075542844 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000792B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Saint Patrick's Missionary Society PROJECT: The main aims are to improve livelihoods and agricultural development by adopting sustainable agricultural practices and restoring an ecosystem in Malawi. They are targeting marginalised groups and aim to restore ecologically sound natural resource management practices among farmers and community members, and intend to improve households food and nutrition security, increase income and address environmental issues caused by the effects of climate change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 126134.61136874271 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000793B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: Seeks to assist people with food relief and rebuilding a few homes for a few families. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4387.290830217137 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000794B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: Seeks to assist people with food relief and rebuilding a few homes for a few families. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12065.049783097129 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000795B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Augustinian Fathers PROJECT: Aims to provide emergency relief following Tropical Cyclone Dikeledi. It plans to rebuild 5–6 houses, distribute food and survival kits, and support displaced families, primarily women and children. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16232.97607180341 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000796B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Augustinian Fathers PROJECT: Increase the incomes and food security of 700 small farmers in 10 villages, especially displaced women with children, by developing the agricultural sector and preserving biodiversity to stimulate local employment and promote livelihood opportunities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000797B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: Emergency feeding program for children & elderly affected by floods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000798B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: The Redemptorists PROJECT: The project will improve access to clean water for an additional 22,077 people over a 3-year period, reducing walking & waiting time at water points, reducing diarrhoea, improving education & livelihood outcomes, especially for girls. It is expected that by 2028 43,583 people (84% of the local population) will have access to clean water within one hour walking distance from their home. There is a commitment to 'build back better' water resources damaged by Cyclones; to education and delivery focused on Irrigation and rainwater harvesting; building local climate resilience. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 105191.8785907012 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000799B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Irish Jesuits International PROJECT: The overall aim of this emergency project is to restore dignity, reduce vulnerability, and protect the health and well-being of 100 displaced and flood-affected families (500 people) in Mokwa LGA, Niger State, through the timely provision of food, non food items, hygiene support, and psychosocial assistance DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8226.170306657134 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000800B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Irish Jesuits International PROJECT: The overall aim of this emergency project is to restore dignity, reduce vulnerability, and protect the health and well-being of 100 displaced and flood-affected families (500 people) in Mokwa LGA, Niger State, through the timely provision of food, non food items, hygiene support, and psychosocial assistance DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8226.170306657134 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000801B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception PROJECT: Establish health infrastructure and Improve community access to primary health care and provide education and training of community volunteers and leaders to establish community-led initiatives in Bwari Community, Abuja, Nigeria. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9871.40436798856 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000802B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Brothers PROJECT: Harnessing renewable energy for improve rural education in Presentation Brothers’ Primary school DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10938.612862438878 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000803B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Brothers PROJECT: to improving reading, writing, and numeracy skills of young adults between the ages of 20-25. Objectives include providing functional literacy skills to youths through training local facilitators , developing and use of materials in local language, purchase of learning materials while also linking literacy with income-generating activities. Addressing literacy gaps in gender targeting 60% of girls. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10950.677912221976 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000804B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Carmelites (OCD) PROJECT: Seeks to operationalize the Aluminium Fabrication by procuring and installing requisite tools and equipment for the establishment of the Alumaco workshop. Targeting ex-inmates, victims of human trafficking and youths at-risk to empower them to engage in income-generating activities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10968.227075542845 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000805B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Louis PROJECT: Project with a focus on community based rehabilitation and inclusive education for children with disability. Activities - providing assistive devices, physiotherapy services and advocacy activities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12858.052600658877 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000806B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Louis PROJECT: The project, implemented by the Sisters of St Louis, aims at improving the living conditions of inmates of Majidun centre, Nigeria through an holistic approach including provision of weekly meals, counselling and medical supplies, family tracing and reintegration into inmates' families and communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16435.88827270095 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000807B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Carmelites (OCD) PROJECT: The CAPACITY BUILDING FOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES project in Nigeria aims to train the board and staff of Female Inmates and Returned Citizens on NGO Governance. 42 persons will be trained. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000808B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Carmelites (OCD) PROJECT: To establish a vocational workshop and institutionalize vocational programme at Oji-River Custodial Centre. Facilitating access to vocational training, education, and empowerment opportunities for inmates. Activities include Safeguarding workshops, engaging contractors , procure equipment, renovate and retrofit machines. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000809B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Carmelites (OCD) PROJECT: Post-Vocational Training Empowerment for Ex-Offenders and At-risk Youths. The project will support ten vulnerable young people consisting of ex-offenders and at-risk youths who have undergone capacity building in various vocational skills and trades. The support from CAPIO includes start-up kits support, business development support, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) and continuous mentorship and supportive supervision. The project anticipates to increase self-confidence and self-worth, develop a greater sense of independence and increase opportunities for income generation and self-reliance. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000810B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Louis PROJECT: Economic empowerment of 25 widows through Small and Medium Sized Enterprises to provide basic needs for themselves and their children, in Yaba Deanery, Lagos, through use of vehicle for income generation micro loans. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000811B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Brothers PROJECT: The project increases education access by constructing primary school facilities over three years in a rural farming community, addressing exclusion of out-of-school children and promoting equitable, quality basic education. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32904.681226628534 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000812B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Medical Missionaries of Mary PROJECT: Empowering survivors of GBV & other marginalized groups in Nigeria with the aim of ending violence against women and girls, providing vocational skills, access to healthcare, ensuring reproductive health services & tackling the burden of TB and HIV. Also advocating for & promoting human rights within the community, providing support for GBV survivors & ensuring access to social & psychological services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 46687.35536975567 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000813B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Carmelites (OCD) PROJECT: Vocational empowerment for female inmates to facilitate effective rehabilitation of 195 female inmates in three custodial of Port Harcourt, Jos and Aba, through income-generating vocational empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49357.0218399428 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000814B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: The Salesians will provide vocational training that will improve the employment, income and livelihood prospects of deprived youth, especially girls and young women by improving their literacy rate. In addition, improved healthcare delivery will be sought increasing equity of access and affordability of quality services with a view to improving the health and well-being of people living in poverty. The eradication of a wide range of diseases will be sought including malaria, tuberculosis, polio, typhoid fever and others among poor and marginalised groups. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 57883.72156846981 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000815B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul PROJECT: The project aims to facilitate and ensure HIV/AIDS prevention, STD control including HIV/AIDS, ccare and treatment; and to encourage optimum adherence in order to improve PLWHAs’ health outcomes with the provision of high quality, holistic, easily accessible and affordable and comprehensive HIV/AIDS healthcare services in Nigeria. An integral aim is to prevent mother to child transmission of HIV infections and zero HIV-related morbidity and mortality. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 82124.60022812705 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000816B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Saint Patrick's Missionary Society PROJECT: The project adopts a human rights-based approach and aims to achieve systemic change by protecting the the human rights of people, especially by challenging harmful norms and practices, fighting gender-based violence and discrimination, and advocating for social and political change. It will build the capacity of local partners, and strengthen community networks and coordination. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 87745.81660434276 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000817B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul PROJECT: The main aim of these projects is to provide primary healthcare, reproductive health care and nutrition programmes that educate people on basic health care with a focus on pregnant women and girls in remote villages and conflict affected areas of Nigeria. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 109682.27075542844 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000818B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception PROJECT: Establish health infrastructure and Improve community access to primary health care and provide education and training of community volunteers and leaders to establish community-led initiatives in Bwari Community, Abuja, Nigeria. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 111875.91617053702 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000819B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Medical Missionaries of Mary PROJECT: Expanding skilled ANC access through sensitization on safe motherhood and health education in Nigeria. Empowering women through quality healthcare: system strengthening, training & collaboration with community health workers. Sensitization programs in communities and schools to combat GBV, VAC & harmful cultural practices. Increasing awareness of safe childbirth & empowering women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 131618.72490651414 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000820B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Medical Missionaries of Mary PROJECT: Basic health care, primary health care and integrated gender inclusive approach to address problems of Obstetric Fistula, GBV & poor MCH outcomes. Increased access to affordable, appropriate quality health service. Improve health outcomes for perinatal women, children, high risk women with cervical cancer &/or OF, leading to reduced maternal mortality & morbidity via awareness, education & service provisions. Health system strengthening & formal heath collaboration with government in Nigeria DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 131618.72490651414 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000821B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Sisters PROJECT: Agricultural development through the use of an irrigation system leading to more productivity in Nagle House School, Marondera. Water from the dam is carried 530 metres by pipes to 2 hectare school garden. A drip irrigation system is installed which saves water. Producing more organic food for the daily meals for teaching and non-teaching staff, an ongoing project which is an incentive to retain their services. Extra produce is available for sale, helping school expenses. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11593.416018848786 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000822B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary PROJECT: This project in St. Elizabeth Bvirindi primary school in Mutare Diocese, Zimbabwe intends to support primary education through provision of WASH facilities at the school. so as to promote improved learning DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000823B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: The Redemptorists PROJECT: Mavambo Trust will be strengthening the holistic community care structures, so that OVC receive adequate support in the home and in the community. This encompasses investing in training of caregivers (e.g. parenting, income generation, HIV/AIDS, rights & entitlements), community volunteers, access to counselling for and acquiring birth certificates for OVC, access to healthcare for over and advocacy work to government structures on behalf of OVC and the target communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 59177.972363383866 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000824B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: The Redemptorists PROJECT: The main aim of the project by the Mavambo Trust is to improve access to formal education, and retention in formal education, for OVC. For Mavambo Trust, access to education is one of the key pillars for improved lives of OVC. The project will provide an education catch-up programme for 144 OVC over 3 years, who will then be supported to enrol in formal school. Mavambo will also support up to 400 former graduates and other OVC to ensure that they remain in school. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60325.248915485645 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000825B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa PROJECT: FMSA primary education initiatives integrating responsible parenting for assisting and sustaining the academic and personal growth of underprivileged children attending schools with a focus on women and girls and gender equality. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 95318.28057729754 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000826B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesian Sisters PROJECT: Emergency response to humanitarian crisis providing food, water, sanitation, medical supplies and shelter for displaced people & vulnerable groups fleeing from Goma in DRC DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000827B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Missionary Sisters of Holy Rosary PROJECT: The project aims at combating socio cultural barriers improving retention and reducing drop out of school children, especially girls, in Western Area Rural & Urban District of Freetown- Sierra Leone. Over 7,600 students per year will be supported in creating rights and safeguarding awareness, teachers will be trained in child centred learning and parents will improve knowledge on the importance of education DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10968.227075542845 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000828B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Missionary Sisters of Holy Rosary PROJECT: The project aims at combating socio cultural barriers improving retention and reducing drop out of school children, especially girls, in Western Area Rural & Urban District of Freetown- Sierra Leone. Over 7,600 students per year will be supported in creating rights and safeguarding awareness, teachers will be trained in child centred learning and parents will improve knowledge on the importance of education DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18426.621486911976 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000829B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: The main aim of this project is to provide vulnerable children with the skills, resources, and support needed to engage in sustainable agriculture practices, including poultry farming. This includes hands-on training, educational support, and income-generation opportunities. The project aims to ensure the sustainability of Don Bosco Fambul's rehabilitation centre projects by generating income from functional poultry and cool-rooms. This will empower the children and provide them with valuable agricultural skills while also receiving a quality education. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 47030.660877220165 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000830B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Joseph of Cluny PROJECT: These projects aim to enhance the vocational training department at St. Joseph School for the Hearing Impaired in Makeni, Sierra Leone, thereby improving equitable, quality and access to vocational education for hearing-impaired students, equipping them with skills for better livelihood opportunities, and fostering inclusivity in education. The projects also promote holistic development for disadvantaged girls at St. Joseph Secondary School in Magburaka through a construction initiative. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 51986.10586995042 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000831B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Edmund Rice Development PROJECT: This project aims to empower vulnerable girls by facilitating their access to education providing essential school learning materials, reusable sanitary pads and basic medical support for the treatment of common illnesses like malaria and typhoid. Impacts of climate change are also addressed, facilitating the adaptation of livelihood strategies, fostering the creation of new employment opportunities, the generation of additional household income and increase food security. Activities include training on climate-smart agriculture, climate adaptation and mitigation, soil fertility. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 54744.61497944945 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000832B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: Assist with relief, recovery and resilience of 700 displaced family IDPs through the provision of food and awareness creation on GBV and WASH. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1096.8227075542843 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000833B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Loreto) PROJECT: Accompanying and empowering vulnerable and marginalised children in the Rumbek area. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6533.772868900873 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000834B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: Assist with relief, recovery and resilience of 700 displaced family IDPs through the provision of food and awareness creation on GBV and WASH. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15355.517905759982 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000835B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: Emergency food support to flood affected community of Amongpiny DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000836B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Holy Faith Sisters PROJECT: Agricultural development Project Riimenze empowering 810 households in Western Equatoria, through sustainable farming, livestock, and nutrition programs, targeting vulnerable women, children, and displaced persons. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32904.681226628534 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000837B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesian Sisters PROJECT: The aim is to improve sanitation to reduce hygiene-related illnesses particularly for women and girls. Activities include construction of a toilet block for women and men and provision of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) training DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 33407.0260266884 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000838B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa PROJECT: FMSA improving access to basic primary education by facilitating 1,148 girls and 1,415 boys to complete primary education level and ensure retention and completion of primary education which will give the Furthest Left Behind Children an opportunity to transit to secondary level DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40684.44469131107 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000839B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: The project primary aim is to improve quality primary education for the children of IDPs and host community for a better education and literacy levels in South Sudan, through renovation and expansion of new classrooms, recruitment and training of additional qualified teaching staff, provision of teaching textbooks, stationeries and learning articles to enhance their capacity in providing quality education; providing for the students learning materials, stationaries, library books and sports equipment; engagement with the parents and community (Capacity building training for Parent Teachers Association). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 47028.46723180505 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000840B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: CMS Ireland PROJECT: To elevate young people, focusing on youth with disability & young mothers, affected by conflict by providing them with quality education & vocational training to enable sustainable livelihood opportunities. Activities-enhance tutor capacity & enrolment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49357.0218399428 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000841B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: Spiritans support agricultural development for farmers by improving access to water points for irrigation purposes during the dry season and, vegetable and cereal seeds that can serve both the dry and rainy seasons. By their engagement in food production both in dry and rainy seasons, the farmers shall ensure constant supply of food to the households, and hence, household members shall be assured of three meals per day DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 54841.13537771422 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000842B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Holy Faith Sisters PROJECT: Catholic Health Training Institute providing essential training for nurses and midwives and giving support to the national healthcare system in Wau, South Sudan. The project addresses a major challenge faced by South Sudan of the country's inability to provide basic health services. By training essential health personnel this project improve access of the general population to specialized personnel during pregnancy and childbirth. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 76777.58952879992 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000843B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesian Sisters PROJECT: The aim is to empower youth in South Sudan, particularly in the Gumbo-Juba area, through comprehensive vocational training and sustainable development initiatives. The project targets disadvantaged groups, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), women, school students attending the Advanced Learning Program (ALP), and people with disabilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 77948.99618046789 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000844B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Irish Jesuits International PROJECT: The Jesuit Initiatives for Critical Gender Responsive Education in South Sudan (March 2024 – February 2027) aims to improve equity of access and quality of learning outcomes for children with a particular focus on young girls from refugee and displaced communities in Wau, Cueibet, Rumbek and Akol Jal. Key activities include construction of gender and disability sensitive water and sanitation facilities and provision of hygiene kits. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 78970.13812120091 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000845B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Irish Jesuits International PROJECT: The Jesuit Initiatives for Critical Gender Responsive Education in South Sudan (March 2024 – February 2027) aims to improve equity of access and quality of learning outcomes for children with a particular focus on young girls from refugee and displaced communities in Wau, Cueibet, Rumbek and Akol Jal. Key activities include radio awareness campaigns advocating for girl child education, developing a health relationships module and sharing with Ministry of Education and Instruction in Lakes State DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 80897.2556183738 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000846B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: De La Salle Brothers PROJECT: The project empowers South Sudanese youth, especially girls, through quality secondary education, facility upgrades, vocational training for women, and water recycling—advancing SDGs on education, gender equality, climate action, and sustainable livelihood DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 126128.03043249738 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000847B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Saint Patrick's Missionary Society PROJECT: The main aim of this project is to increase vocational skills and literacy levels amongst the most vulnerable youths in Kapoeta North County, in South Sudan. There will be a specific focus on young women, youth impacted by poverty and conflict, people with disabilities and displaced persons. Empowerment will be achieved through acquisition of skills and training on entrepreneurship. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 146425.83145849698 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000848B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Loreto) PROJECT: To provide vocational training for youth and to strengthen the quality of education in the Rumbek area through inservice teacher training on areas including english, computers, stress management, peacebuilding and child safeguarding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 153555.17905759983 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000849B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Irish Jesuits International PROJECT: The Jesuit Initiatives for Critical Gender Responsive Education in South Sudan (March 2024 – February 2027) aims to improve equity of access and quality of learning outcomes for children with a particular focus on young girls from refugee and displaced communities in Wau, Cueibet, Rumbek and Akol Jal. Key activities include construction of gender and disability sensitive facilities, training of teachers, creation of girls empowerment clubs and provision of hygiene kits. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 245957.00805551052 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000850B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: La Sainte Union PROJECT: To provide education to children who are too old to be enrolled in regular primary schools, drop outs and those never been to school to equip them with the basic skills of literacy. Enrolment of students -girl child focus DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38059.74795213367 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000851B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesian Sisters PROJECT: The aim is to provide equitable access to sanitation hygiene (WASH) services to enhance health, dignity and quality of life for the marginalised and vulnerable groups in Sandali ward, Temeke, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. This project specifically targets women and children with disabilities. Key activities include both hardware (construction and rehabilitation of accessible sanitation and water facilities) and software (capacity-building, awareness campaigns, and behaviour change programs) to ensure sustainable impact. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 53732.24762037684 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000852B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Medical Missionaries of Mary PROJECT: Aims to contribute to basic health care and health system strengthening in Tanzania This is to be done by giving training support to pharmaceutical personnel so as to support primary health care and by prioritising the furthest behind groups and ensuring, improved health and well being. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 55590.265286973794 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000853B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Joseph of Cluny PROJECT: This project aims to put up an inclusive Early Childhood Education & Development Centre, Makokola, Malolo Ward, Tabora Municipality, Tanzania and aims at educational growth promoting numeracy & reading culture, positive relationships, and harmonious living among children from diverse backgrounds. In addition the project Mwanzugi village is promoting access to quality education by installing solar panels to enable the school run effectively and provide a conducive learning environment for learning during power cuts. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 63627.7820879316 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000854B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Medical Missionaries of Mary PROJECT: Aims to end violence against women and girls, reducing human trafficking, VAC & GBV in Tanzania and regionally. Awareness campaigns on HT, VAC, GBV & the resources available for prevention & support. Through multibody collaboration to provide holistic support to victims & survivors rescued. Empowering: the most vulnerable women through vocational training & sustainable livelihoods to reduce their vulnerability to trafficking & GBV. . System strengthening through technical support for national policy formation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 66906.18516081135 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000855B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Rosminians (Institute of Charity) PROJECT: This project will deliver an Effective Community Service at the Rosminian Health Centre ensuring improved patient health though the health centre and community outreach, a strengthened management system through a new computerised system and access to renewable energy and better natural resource management in Kwalukonge, Tanzania. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 78532.50586088677 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000856B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: Supporting basic health care for vulnerable communities. The upgrading of the health facility from a dispensary to a health centre will unlock the broader health services required by the community. It will offer comprehensive health care, for chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, tuberculosis and HIV&AIDS management. There will also be mother and child wellness care for the health of both the mother and new-born before and after birth. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 87745.81660434276 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000857B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Mill Hill Missionaries PROJECT: Through life talk sensitization and advocacy and vocational skills empowerment for 120 youth , this project addresses the problem of poverty by enhancing skills and enabling people targeted to become entrepreneurs and have stable livelihoods. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10341.941309529348 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000858B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Daughters of Mary and Joseph PROJECT: Project will procure modern sewing machines and provide drop out primary & secondary level youths(70% girls) with industry-relevant skills in logo embroidery and sweater production and promote financial sustainability for the college. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000859B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Brothers PROJECT: initiative by the Franciscan Brothers in Adraa, Uganda to tackle human trafficking, targeting approx 3,000 people at risk. The proposed intervention will use a community based approach, targeting various stakeholders, from local leaders, to community members, religious leaders, families, women and children. Activities include a comprehensive variety of initiatives to prevent and respond to human trafficking: awareness sessions, school based programs, online trainings, workshops, support groups and referral systems to connect trafficking victims with legal, medical, and psychological services DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000860B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Mill Hill Missionaries PROJECT: The project aims to combat climate change, deforestation, and food insecurity in Uganda’s Karamoja region. It will establish tree nurseries, train 1,200 small farmers in sustainable agricultural development and energy-saving stoves. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000861B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Brothers PROJECT: Agricultural development / Integrated sustainable livelihoods, domestic energy & environmental restoration for 3,500 Refugees & Host Communities in West Nile. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20565.42576664283 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000862B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Brothers PROJECT: The Nutrition Enhancement and Livelihood Improvement Initiative by Adraa Agriculture College empowering teenage mothers, school children in Offaka, through sustainable agriculture, nutrition education, and economic empowerment via VSLAs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 27420.56768885711 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000863B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Chigwell) PROJECT: The aim is to improve access to water and irrigation methods for small scale farmers in Amuru. Key activities include provision of agricultural inputs and modern equipment, improve knowledge on modern practices DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 59412.69242280047 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000864B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Irish Jesuits International PROJECT: The project increases access to quality, equitable secondary education for refugee & host-community girls through gender-responsive teaching, infrastructure improvement, teacher training, and community sensitisation—advancing gender equity DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 63067.30568437136 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000865B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Irish Jesuits International PROJECT: The project increases access to quality, equitable secondary education for refugee and host-community girls through gender-responsive teaching, infrastructure improvement, teacher training, and community sensitisation—advancing gender equity DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 63067.30568437136 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000866B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Viatores Christi PROJECT: Viatores Christi: Working with regional partners in agricultural development and supporting cooperatives to improve the lives of the most marginalised in Uganda DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 77859.05671844842 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000867B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Viatores Christi PROJECT: Viatores Christi: Working with regional partners in primary education to improve the lives of the most marginalised in Uganda DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 77859.05671844842 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000868B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Chigwell) PROJECT: The aim is to increase equity of access to quality inclusive education, especially for children and youth with disabilities, and girls, leading to improved learning outcomes. Activities include equipping classrooms with adaptive learning tools and assistive devices; teacher training in inclusive methodologies; Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) life skills training and peer mentorship. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 92612.41895776111 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000869B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Chigwell) PROJECT: The aim is to provide vocational training especially for children and youth with disabilities. Key activities include the provision of Information Technology (IT) training, equipping youth with disabilities with digital skills essential for the job market and the Special Needs Education (SNE) initiative is enhanced by adapting teaching methodologies and resources to support children with disabilities and address learning barriers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 118824.28802289341 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000870B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa PROJECT: Empowerment of women, young mothers, and youth through Vocational Training and improved saving culture via village savings and loans to help set up income generating activities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 139100.1525947419 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000871B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Viatores Christi PROJECT: Working with regional partners in Human rights to improve the lives of the most marginalised in Uganda and improve the health, resilience, nutritional and psychosocial wellbeing of elderly people by strengthening and building the capacity of the local staff, local community and BMCTI as an institution in the implementation of a psychosocial and nutritional programme for the elderly. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 233577.17015534532 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000872B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul PROJECT: The main aim of this project is the provision of holistic education, early childhood care and nutritional support in Nouna, Burkina Faso, in a safe and secure environment for children with a disability and children who have been displaced by war. Support is being given to create a proper learning environment as well as addressing issues to reduce stigma around disability. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38361.3741967111 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000873B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: The Redemptorists PROJECT: The aim is to improve access to primary education in a semi-urban area of Burkina Faso prioritizing children who are out of school, from displaced families, girls and with disabilities. offer inclusive, safe and quality education at each of the 6 stages in the primary school system through building 6 new classrooms and 15 latrines, increasing student numbers from 140 to 480, reducing the number of children who cannot read a simple text by age 10, achieving higher than average completion rates compared to regional equivalents; building the capacity of teachers, while ensuring safety and sustainability. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 56294.42546522365 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000874B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: Flood Relief Assistance for families providing immediate food aid and arming support. Activities include procurement and distribution of food and non-food items, and awareness on flood-resistant farming techniques and disaster preparedness. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3327.760094719699 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000875B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Servants of the Holy Spirit PROJECT: Aims to empower adolescent girls and boys to complete secondary education, adopt healthy risk-free behaviours, & prevent child sexual exploitation. Train teachers, peer educators &counsellors DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9720.042834346068 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000876B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: Flood Relief Assistance for families providing immediate food aid and arming support. Activities include procurement and distribution of food and non-food items, and awareness on flood-resistant farming techniques and disaster preparedness. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12832.825678385128 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000877B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Religious Sisters of Charity (RSC) PROJECT: Safe Bicycle Hub Project. The Safe Bicycle Hub Project at Chikuni Girls Secondary School aims to meet the urgent need for bicycle storage by transforming an old kitchen into a secure storage room for 219 bicycles promoting school attendance, educational achievements and self-esteem. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13573.18100598427 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000878B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary PROJECT: Supporting 50 local women to develop eco friendly farming practices, harvesting water to produce agricultural produce for consumption and sale helping them to become self sustaining. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000879B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Religious Sisters of Charity (RSC) PROJECT: The project enhances digital literacy for 3,000+ disadvantaged learners in six Zambian schools through ICT lab setup, teacher and student training, and curriculum-aligned infrastructure—advancing equitable access to quality education. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000880B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Chigwell) PROJECT: he project will rebuild walls, reroof buildings, restore a science lab, and improve security systems to protect students, ensure safety, and revive vital income-generating activities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000881B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Sisters PROJECT: The Presentation Sisters project in Zambia aims to improve the quality of and access to primary education for preschool and primary students from Kaoma and Kalukundwe. Key activities include infrastructural developments, in-service trainings for teachers, social cash transfers for poor families and school meals. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22488.155972985493 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000882B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Loreto) PROJECT: The Aim is to strengthen the health ssytem and facilities in this remote and isolated area of Western Zambia through the full time training of nurses and midwives via the Sancta Maria College of Nursing & Midwifery. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 28587.58704969487 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000883B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Servants of the Holy Spirit PROJECT: Aims to empower adolescent girls and boys to complete secondary education, adopt healthy risk-free behaviours, & prevent child sexual exploitation. Train teachers, peer educators &counsellors DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32904.681226628534 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000884B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Passionist Fathers PROJECT: Will complete construction of laboratory block to enable the school’s operation, addressing the lack of girls’ secondary education and reducing early marriages and illiteracy. Activities-roofing and enrolling students & recruitment of teachers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45243.93668661424 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000885B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Chigwell) PROJECT: The aim is to advocate for justice and human rights for vulnerable populations, especially for the furthest behind communities aswell as vocational training, promote quality inclusive education, health, and climate-resilient livelihoods. Key activities include targeted training sessions and workshops for parents, local leaders, government officials, educators, and healthcare providers on the rights of children with disabilities and other marginalized populations. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 57212.466071446586 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000886B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa PROJECT: Vocational training for the rehabilitation of the inmates in Luzira Group of male and female prisons, so that they will be able to live with hope while in prison and be law-abiding and productive citizens on release. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 76553.83769645884 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000887B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa PROJECT: Basic Health care for mentally challenged through un-disrupted provision of drugs and mental health support group clinics and meetings, promoting an inclusive and respectful community. Strengthening of health systems will lead to clients accessing comprehensive health care services leaving no client behind. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 82116.92246917415 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000888B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Chigwell) PROJECT: The aim is to provide vocational training, promote quality inclusive education, health, climate-resilient livelihoods, and advocacy for justice and human rights for vulnerable populations, especially the for the furthest behind communities. Key activities include provision of vocational training for out of school youth, young mothers to help them gain skills for the job market DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 82985.60605355716 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000889B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionaries of the Divine Motherhood PROJECT: Expansion of a non-residential special needs schools for children with disabilities with a focus on non-formal early childhood education, inclusive education and advocacy including for the rights of children with disabilities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 93121.34469406631 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000890B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Chigwell) PROJECT: The aim is to provide climate-resilient livelihoods, vocational training, promote quality inclusive education, health, and advocacy for justice and human rights for vulnerable populations, especially the for the furthest behind communities. Key activities include training in diversified livelihood opportunities to help boost income, food, and nutrition security for households with Children with Special Needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100098.2339368191 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000891B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Edmund Rice Development PROJECT: The aim of the project is to empower marginalized communities in the Western Cluster to experience their human rights in the following areas: 1. Right to Climate Resilient Livelihoods: vulnerable households will be empowered with knowledge and practical skills in Climate-Smart Agriculture. 2. Access to Safe Drinking Water 3. Improved Maternal and Child Health: women aged 15-49 will have acquired essential MCH applied knowledge resulting in reduction in MCH related morbidity and mortality. 4 Increased awareness on the rights to protection from Gender Based Violence and Early Childhood marriage. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 105463.89062217466 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000892B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: The project, implemented by the Marists Brothers is building a Regional Network of Youth Empowerment Clubs through the creation/reinforcement of at least 15 Youth Empowerment Clubs in 5 Marist Provinces across Africa. The project will contribute at increasing children participation while addressing/reducing barriers to equal access to quality education for all children. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5484.113537771423 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000893B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Daughters of Mary and Joseph PROJECT: The Organisational Strengthening project will strengthen the capacity of sisters in 5 countries in the Africa region. Consultants will provide training on project management and produce manuals for finance, procurement, human resources and safeguarding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000894B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception PROJECT: The Institutional Development & Capacity Strengthening project in Kenya and Nigeria will develop safeguarding, procurement, M&E, and HR policies and a finance manual. A consultant will train 23 persons on financial management. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000895B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Medical Missionaries of Mary PROJECT: The project will strengthen MMM's governance and oversight. It will train 21 persons from East and West Africa on oversight responsibilities, governance and management. Non-training outputs include Board ToRs and leadership monitoring tools. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000896B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: The project, implemented by the Marists Brothers is building a Regional Network of Youth Empowerment Clubs through the creation/reinforcement of at least 15 Youth Empowerment Clubs in 5 Marist Provinces across Africa. The project will contribute at increasing children participation while addressing/reducing barriers to equal access to quality education for all children. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21936.45415108569 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000897B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Edmund Rice Development PROJECT: Edmund Rice Development working with in-country partners to improve the lives of the most marginalised throughout Africa Asia and Latin America addressing diverse social challenges, tackling complex issues affecting vulnerable girls and boys, including gender-based violence and limited access to quality education and economic opportunities, acquire an improved awareness of their human rights and an enhanced advocacy capacity to claim, promote and protect their human rights and gain access to justice DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 264169.74911444937 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000898B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Restoring hope in Haiti: Emergency aid after Hurricane Melissa DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000899B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Education and training opportunities for children domestic workers, (Restavèk), vulnerable youth, and teachers. Reintegrating out-of-school children, equipping youth with IT skills, and improving teachers' pedagogical abilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21936.45415108569 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000900B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Joseph of Cluny PROJECT: The main objective of this reproductive health care project is to assist young and single mothers by providing nutritional support to their children under 5, nutrition and health support for pregnant women and empowering mothers through vocational skills training. Also to Improve the health and well-being of the community through health awareness education. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 34657.40391330028 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000901B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Religious of Jesus and Mary PROJECT: Seeks to enhance access to digital education by integrating IT in primary and secondary education. It targets displaced children, women, and persons with disabilities. Activities -upgrade infrastructure, train teachers, and expand community-based education DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38388.79476439996 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000902B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Education and training opportunities for children domestic workers, (Restavèk), vulnerable youth, and teachers. Reintegrating out-of-school children, equipping youth with IT skills, and improving teachers' pedagogical abilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 43872.90830217138 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000903B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Viatores Christi PROJECT: Viatores Christi working with regional partners to improve Human rights of the most marginalised in Haiti to improve the life situation of vulnerable children and young adults with special needs and at high risk of abandonment, exploitation & neglect. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 110526.82424024525 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000904B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Emergency Humanitarian Response for flood-affected Families in Poza Rica DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000905B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Expands the school garden programs that integrate agroecology, nutrition, and child rights into educational systems. Targets vulnerable children, Restavèk children in Haiti and indigenous Maya children in Mexico. Child health assessments & awareness DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10968.227075542845 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000906B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Expands the school garden programs that integrate agroecology, nutrition, and child rights into educational systems. Targets vulnerable children, Restavèk children in Haiti and indigenous Maya children in Mexico. Curricula adaption, site gardens in schools DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11845.685241586272 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000907B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: De La Salle Brothers PROJECT: Assisting families affected by flooding with food hampers, hygiene kits and educational materials for students. Activities include purchasing of food and no-food items and distribution. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5484.113537771423 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000908B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: De La Salle Brothers PROJECT: Assisting families affected by flooding with food hampers, hygiene kits and educational materials for students. Activities include purchasing of food and no-food items and distribution. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10968.227075542845 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000909B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Good Shepherd Sisters PROJECT: The overall project objective by the local organisation Levantate Mujer is to contribute to the improvement of specialized victim services and the prevention system against human trafficking in El Alto, La Paz, Sucre and Yapacaní, by strengthening the capacities of strategic sectors and key stakeholders in civil society and government institutions. Activities include online training course for officials and first line responders, research on the reporting of human trafficking cases, referral and specialized care to survivors of sexual exploitation and abuse. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 130925.53295533983 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000910B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary PROJECT: Human Rights in the Community to empower 150 women in Bayeux, Paraíba, Brazil, to confront domestic violence through training, emotional support, and community mobilisation. It focuses on strengthening local women’s organisations and increasing the use of the Women's Reference Centre. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000911B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Servants of the Holy Spirit PROJECT: The main objective of the project is to improve health outcomes by training Health Multiplying Agents so that they can continue the process of educating new members within their local groups. To achieve this, the following activities will be carried out: training workshops in six regions, hiring of advisors, group exchange visits and monitoring. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000912B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Louis PROJECT: Improving the well-being of people living with HIV/AIDS and contributing to the reduction of stigma improve access and care for PLWHA in health units: by delivering correct information about HIV to health professionals and to students training to be health professionals, and encourage welcoming and acceptance of PLWHA. Also by providing legal support services for PLWHA to report situations of human rights violations and to provide information and support to women during pregnancy to prevent vertical transmission of HIV in Goiânia, Goiás, Brasil through the local organisation AAVE. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000913B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary PROJECT: The project implemented by the Association ClIPS, Association of Women in defence of Life, founded by the Religious of the Sacred Heart, aims at improving school performance of children and adolescents, through the provision of physical, psychological, emotional and educational assistance. Among activities promoted: workshops to help children finding their talents, after school activities, teachers training, liaising parents, teachers and social services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21936.45415108569 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000914B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary PROJECT: Aims to offer quality care and education to children (25% with learning disabilities) while allowing parents to work or study. Activities -offer special needs activities, feeding and parents meetings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32904.681226628534 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000915B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Louis PROJECT: Improving the well-being of people living with HIV/AIDS and contributing to the reduction of stigma by reducing prejudice and discrimination against poor People Living with HIV/AIDS, improvement of access and care for PLWHA in health units and ensuring PLWHA are empowered and mentally capable of facing prejudice and self-discrimination about their serology and better prepared to enter the job market in Goiânia, Goiás, Brasil through the local organisation AAVE. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32904.681226628534 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000916B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary PROJECT: Will offer literacy and improved linguistic and math skills to youth, adults and the elderly living in extreme deprivation and isolation – to enable and empower them in their own enterprises. Activities - ongoing training for teachers & awareness DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 43872.90830217138 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000917B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Little Sisters of the Assumption PROJECT: The aim is to provide quality early childhood education and support children and their families. The overall objective is for children to stay in education and reduce the risk of child labour. Key activities include provision of early childhood education and primary education for the key target groups; children and adolescents who previously dropped out, vocational training support for families and teacher training DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 68476.83527802909 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000918B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Society of the Divine Saviour PROJECT: Fundación Opción Futuro is empowering 300 vulnerable women in Medellín addressing poverty and violence through advocacy and Small and Medium Sized Enterprises Development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 54841.13537771422 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000919B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Supports vulnerable children at risk of exploitation by improving access to education, digital skills, health, and environmental awareness, promoting child protection, human rights, and sustainability through inclusive, school-based interventions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 76777.58952879992 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000920B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Little Sisters of the Assumption PROJECT: The aim is to provide quality vocational training to furthest behind communities. The overall objective is to increase livelihood security and skills for employability for key target groups, young people who have dropped out of education, young mothers and female headed households. Key activities include provision of training in areas where skills are needed locally, entrepreneurship support, especially for young women and mothers groups and literacy support. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 177347.45722986737 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000921B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: The project, focusing on safe drinking water, food support, and health awareness. The intervention will span 3 months and includes biofilter distribution and redeemable food cards. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000922B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: De La Salle Brothers PROJECT: San Isidro Labrador School: WASH Project for all (Phase III: completion) for school & community water access and agricultural livelihood opportunities. A drip irrigation system at SIL school allows for greater food production with sustainable practices for a more stable agricultural and food production in the school community in Paraguay. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38388.79476439996 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000923B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: De La Salle Brothers PROJECT: San Isidro Labrador School: WASH Project for all (Phase III: completion) for school & community water access and agricultural livelihood opportunities aims to address unreliable water availability, to improve water quality, protect the environment, and enhance sustainability and promote the good health practices and the wellbeing of children and their families in Pozo Colorado, Chaco Paraguayo region, Paraguay. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 87745.81660434276 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000924B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Loreto) PROJECT: Accompanying and empowering vulnerable and marginalised chidren in Peru, to ensure that children know their rights, disseminate them and can be protected in situations of violence that affect their lives, learning and development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17152.1135007339 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000925B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Little Sisters of the Assumption PROJECT: The aim of the Little Sisters of the Assumption work in Peru is to provide quality primary education to key target groups; children who have dropped out of education aswell as older children and adults through a supplementary Education Programme in after-school hours. The overall objective is to keep children in education and support those who dropped out with numeracy and literacy skills and ultimately seek employment opportunities. Key activities include provision of primary education, workshops in health promotion and prevention, citizenship, childens' rights, and job skills DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22824.880544204658 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000926B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Sisters PROJECT: Agricultural development with a focus on grassroots local development, environmental & infrastructural resilience, hydroponic & agro-ecological cultivation for increased livelihoods and enhanced capacity of women in marginalized urban settlements in Lima. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 78712.38478492567 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000927B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Columban Fathers PROJECT: The project aims at promoting and protecting the rights of over 3,700 children and adolescents in Carabayllo and Ayacucho (Peru) by improving awareness of, and mobilization for specific rights or entitlements. The local organisation Warmi Huasi, in collaboration with the Columban's fathers, will provide workshops and initiatives on comprehensive sex education, addiction, gender-based and other types of violence, climate change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 87745.81660434276 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000928B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Edmund Rice Development PROJECT: ERD in Peru aim to create opportunities for marginalised at risk students who are facing significant educational and social challenges, to access quality primary and secondary education through constant academic support, personal psychological and social assistance, and vocational and technical training opportunities. Activities will include personalized academic support focused on developing critical skills in math and Spanish, specialized psychological support to overcome challenges such as low self-esteem, anxiety, etc, helping access healthcare services for the students & their families DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 103268.05156165098 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000929B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Columban Fathers PROJECT: The objective of the project is to bring a substantial improvement in the quality of life, and life opportunities, of children through four main programs: Children’s Day Centre, the Residential Home for sexually abused children, the Remedial School for children with learning difficulties, and the Safeguarding programme and Outreach into the community. Activities, promoted by St. Bernadette’s Civil Association in collaboration with the Columban's fathers, include identification of cases of sexual abuse, provision of residential rehabilitation, psychological skills and social skills workshops. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 126134.61136874271 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000930B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Columban Fathers PROJECT: The project seeks to implement the organisation's (Si da Vida/supported by the Columban's fathers) comprehensive approach to working with the most vulnerable populations living with HIV in Peru, such as illegal migrants, people in prison, people with AIDS, and indigenous communities in the Peruvian Amazon, through HiV prevention and early detection, strengthening care of indigenous communities, monitoring the provision of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs, reduction of stigma and discrimination, community participation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 126134.61136874271 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000931B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Expands the school garden programs that integrate agroecology, nutrition, and child rights into educational systems. Targets vulnerable children, Restavèk children in Haiti and indigenous Maya children in Mexico. Develop climate resilience plans in schools DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9871.40436798856 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000932B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Little Sisters of the Assumption PROJECT: The project will strengthen the capacity of 7 LSA partners in Columbia and Peru on how to conduct partner assessments, identify gaps and strengthen sustainability. A training workshop will be held and a partner monitoring strategy developed. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10327.682614331141 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000933B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Dominican Sisters PROJECT: The project empowers youth in Peru, Venezuela, and Brazil through awareness-raising in schools using innovative tools, promoting civic engagement and social inclusion aligned with human rights and education-focused development priorities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60325.248915485645 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000934B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: De La Salle Brothers PROJECT: Strengthens socio-emotional wellbeing in schools across Argentina, Peru, and Paraguay through training, mentoring, and systematising support models for vulnerable children, adolescents, educators, and families, addressing post-COVID mental health DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 115231.09683294556 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000935B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionary Union PROJECT: The Project goal by the Franciscan International is to provide additional visibility to the situation of migrants in Central America, particularly those who have been forcibly deported from the U.S . Activities will include country mission to Mexico to visit a migrant shelter and participate in the Regional Assembly of the Franciscan Network for Migrants in Mexico, Support to the civil society delegation from Panama in parallel to their Universal Periodic Review, present their publication on the rights of Venezuelan migrants in Colombia. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 31807.85851907425 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000936B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: De La Salle Brothers PROJECT: The Fratelli Project in Lebanon provides early childhood education and psychosocial support to 302 displaced Syrian children, addressing trauma, school dropout, and social exclusion amid Lebanon’s ongoing economic and refugee crises. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 126134.61136874271 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000937B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: Emergency support to vulnerable and food-insecure households in Aleppo and Kafroun through food and non food items vouchers' distribution. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000938B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presbyterian Church in Ireland PROJECT: Relief co-ordination, protection and reintegration support services for 850 Afghan refugees through cash empowerment DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10900.224067674479 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000939B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: The core of this proposal is to provide food for daily meals for a period of three months in different areas including hospitals and camps in Anisakan area, DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000940B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesian Sisters PROJECT: Provision of food, dry rations (noodles, rice, oil, fish cans) mosquito coils, underwear, sanitary pads, and medicines DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000941B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: Relief to flood victims providing food, clothing, and MHPSS for children and women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4387.290830217137 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000942B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: Relief to flood victims providing food, clothing, and MHPSS for children and women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12065.049783097129 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000943B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Divine Word Missionaries PROJECT: Basic life skills and digital education for social change for youths from marginalised communities of the De-notified Tribes (DNTs). Improve digital literacy as a pathway to equality, opportunity, and empowerment. Skills training on digital platforms through workshops. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15784.375584413707 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000944B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: The project supports youth—especially girls and school dropouts—education promoting gender equality, basic education, and environmental awareness via localized, skills-based interventions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000945B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: Seeks to provide immediate humanitarian relief in the form of food and non-food items DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000946B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: Project to strenghten member risk management policies and systems in India. Includes training for 80 persons on PCM, risk mitigation and strategic planning. Includes review of risk policies and plans and finalisation of risk frameworks and registers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000947B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesian Sisters PROJECT: Emergency relief service for the 116 families of Salt Pan workers affected by heavy rains in Tuticorin District DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000948B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesian Sisters PROJECT: Project to strengthen safeguarding capacity in India. 24 persons trained to act as safeguarding champions. Includes induction, creation of action plans and safeguarding committees in 7 provinces, reporting template & tracking tools. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000949B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Loreto) PROJECT: Loreto Sisters will create safety net in the community to combat threats of violation of child rights, Human rights, Trafficking and rights of differently abled people by empowering local people through Adolescent group, Youth Leaders group and Community Vigilance committee through awareness, sensitization, rescue and rehabilitation healthcare, legal empowerment, and advocacy. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45156.19087000989 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000950B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Sisters PROJECT: Primary education for youth drop-outs from the formal school system who are highly vulnerable & already inclined towards drug abuse. They will also acquire training in computer & trade skills which will lead to apprenticeships & employment DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 68974.79278725873 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000951B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: The Salesian will work at enhancing the livelihood opportunities and household income of rural and disadvantaged women through training and capacity-building programmes, focusing on group management, financial literacy, and leadership skills to pursue entrepreneurship. transformative change in the lives of children, youth, and women from selected marginalised and excluded tribal communities through initiatives including legal aid, livelihood support, education, addressing nutritional deficiencies, improving overall wellbeing. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75753.15711994421 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000952B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Loreto) PROJECT: Aims to provide age-appropriate quality education and essential services to families and children of seasonal migrant workers in brickfields, many of whom belong to India’s most marginalised groups. By establishing Brickfield Schools at work sites, the project ensures children can continue their education, acquire foundational skills aligned with government curricula, and reintegrate into formal schools upon returning to their native villages. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120650.49783097129 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000953B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesian Sisters PROJECT: The aim is to empower 200 women from 20 Self-Help Groups in six villages across two districts in Tamil Nadu, focusing on achieving economic sustainability while fostering environmental resilience. Key activities include provision of clean water sources, establish Climate-Resilient Villages, training in organic and integrated farming, non-farm activities, and value-added production using social networks and group sessions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 124401.63149080693 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000954B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: Salesians are to establish a child safety net to safeguard at-risk children through street presence in key locations like railway and bus stations, fostering community involvement. They will support children's reintegration to their families, will engage Government systems, and will provide care through alternative programs and care homes, and will enhance community awareness, child safety and policy change. Access to quality nutrition and health care for vulnerable children, sustained access to quality education and an increased human rights awareness, healthcare and mental health support. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 164523.40613314265 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000955B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesian Sisters PROJECT: The aim is to provide quality vocational skills training to furthest behind communities. Main objective is to enhance the capacity of people with disabilities for community-based rehabilitation and ensure they can realize and access their rights within families, communities, and the government. Activities include support for women’s economic empowerment, training in traditional tribal costume weaving, entrepreneurship, leadership, and literacy programs, linking women entrepreneurs to government schemes and support systems. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 231030.34782840425 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000956B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: CMS Ireland PROJECT: Project promoting community-level behaviour change in mother groups through awareness sessions, kitchen gardens and skills training in making fortified flour. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7674.468484757329 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000957B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: CMS Ireland PROJECT: Project integrating health education in schools that aims to foster sustainable improvements in nutrition, personal hygiene (particularly oral health), and mental well-being among youth and local residents in Sundarbazar Municipality, Lamjung District, Nepal. Project to be Implemented by Human Development & Community Services (HDCS). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8774.581660434274 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000958B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: CMS Ireland PROJECT: Project in Nepal aiming to reduce the risk of NCD through community behaviour change approach & strengthening health systems response. Activities- health education, NCD screening and referrals targeting high risk groups. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000959B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presbyterian Church in Ireland PROJECT: Thalara Education Advancement Project in Nepal transforms the teaching-learning pedagogy and school environment from ECD to grade three through the practice of activity-based learning. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17978.020999522276 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000960B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presbyterian Church in Ireland PROJECT: Thalara Education Advancement Project in Nepal transforms the teaching-learning pedagogy and school environment from ECD to grade three through the practice of activity-based learning. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 51867.64901753456 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000961B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Mill Hill Missionaries PROJECT: Material relief assistance for FLOOD RESPONSE RELIEF FOR PAKISTAN MILL HILL MISSION AREAS DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000962B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Mill Hill Missionaries PROJECT: Community Health Care Project at Allahyar, Pakistan aiming to provide accessible, equitable, and quality health services to the Kutchi Kholi community, focusing on health promotion, disease prevention, and overall well-being. It will do this by providing better healthcare services, nutritional support, essential medical care to enhance well-being. malnutrition outreach and referrals as well as regular medical camps and home visits. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21936.45415108569 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000963B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: The project improves education access and safety for tea garden children through secondary school expansion, teacher training, nutrition, and rights awareness—advancing education, child protection, and equity through church–NGO partnerships. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49357.0218399428 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000964B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Good Shepherd Sisters PROJECT: Good Shepherd and partners will support victims of abuse (mostly women and girls) from marginalised groups in Nepal and India (Dalits - so called untouchables, and ethnic and indigenous communities. Strong advocacy component with plan for child-led CRC report submission engaging the children of the project sites and incorporating their voices and issues from the grassroots proposing concrete steps from the government of Nepal to promote child participation in the changed governance system in Nepal. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25580.09918558102 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000965B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Good Shepherd Sisters PROJECT: The project aims for safe environments for children and young women through enhanced participation and protection in the selected communities of India and Nepal. Through the coordinated efforts of GSIF Asia Pacific, GSIF Nepal, CEI, Consortium Nepal and Opportunity Village Nepal, the aim of the project will be achieved through: Empowered children a young women actively participate in the protection and promotion of their rights; Ensured safe and supportive environment for children and young women through safeguarding mechanisms; Strengthened advocacy networking with government and non-government agencies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 115166.38429319987 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000966B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Focuses on inclusive education at all level, health, and empowerment for children with physical disabilities. It provides residential care, education, rehabilitation services, and social integration. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20154.117251309977 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000967B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: Focuses on inclusive education at all level, health, and empowerment for children with physical disabilities. It provides residential care, education, rehabilitation services, and social integration. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21936.45415108569 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000968B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Sisters PROJECT: Emergency Aid for victims of Typhoon Kalmaegi (Tino) in villages of: Binalbagon Negros; and in the Badjao Community in Mambaling DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000969B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Chigwell) PROJECT: SSHJM Emergency Earthquake Response Project Cebu 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000970B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Chigwell) PROJECT: SSHJM Emergency Typhoon Kalmaegi (Tino) Response Project Cebu 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000971B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Sisters PROJECT: Agricultural development for long term sustainable change in environmental practices, skills enhancement, food production, sustainable farming practices, bio diversity and reforestation through an eco-farm with and for the benefit of all but especially unemployed and discriminated against, extremely low class, ex sugarcane workers and students from extremely low income families who wish to pursue 3rd level education. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32836.67821876017 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000972B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Chigwell) PROJECT: The aim is to increase equity of access to quality inclusive education, especially for children and youth with disabilities, and girls, leading to improved learning outcomes. Activities include equipping classrooms with adaptive learning tools and assistive devices; teacher training in inclusive methodologies; Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) life skills training and peer mentorship. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 55011.142897385136 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000973B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Good Shepherd Sisters PROJECT: The project aims at sustaining the healing and recovery of abuse and exploitation survivors, mostly women and girls. Former shelter residents are supported to cope with reintegration and learn new routines that greatly aid in the healing process. Through aftercare program participants will be provided with basic life skills and essential services; through psycho-socio development participants are capacitated to pursue a promising and sustainable future and are able to continue their studies or find suitable employment, joining support and advocacy groups. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 58845.635082994915 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000974B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Edmund Rice Development PROJECT: Edmund Rice Development in the Philippines aims for long-term sustainability, breaking the cycle of homelessness and fostering stability and self-sufficiency. Marginalized communities will be accompanied to ensure families secure safe, stable housing through the government's affordable programs, addressing basic needs like healthcare, education, childcare, and vocational training and overall well-being. It will also focus on building resilient indigenous community by integrating its cultural identity, practices and needs into disaster risk reduction strategies of the government. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 69879.67152099102 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000975B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Sisters PROJECT: Agricultural development for enhanced quality of life and, livelihoods – increased family income, regenerated and productive farm land and improved climate resilience and natural habitat in marginalised, highland Akha, Lahu, Thaiyai and Karen ethnic villages of Fang District, Thailand. The project seeks to bring about this change in the lives and lived environment of these vulnerable indigenous and marginalized group of tribal women, men and children. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21814.706830547162 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000976B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Good Shepherd Sisters PROJECT: The project aims to strengthen protection mechanisms to prevent and respond to gender-based violence experienced by vulnerable women and children in Thailand in Phuket, Chiang Mai and Nong Khai. The Good Shepherd Sisters will reach out to schools in their community to raise awareness of school children on digital harm and empower student leaders to be peer to peer support groups to support their friends in any incidents of online harm as well as offline one. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 23536.718481407388 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000977B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Fathers PROJECT: The project provides alternative secondary education for 185 Burmese migrant children annually, integrating Thai NFE, GED, life skills, and digital literacy, promoting inclusive education, youth empowerment, and rights of undocumented learners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 54841.13537771422 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000978B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of St Louis PROJECT: Project to strengthen capacity to oversee projects in Benin, Brazil, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria. A consultant will review SSL's structure and oversight processes and prepare SSL to undertake the Misean Cara OCA in November 2025. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4386.194007509584 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000979B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Sisters of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary (Chigwell) PROJECT: Project to strengthen organisational capacity in Philippines, Uganda and Zambia. 189 persons to be trained on 11 online and in-person courses, including on fundraising and project management, leadership, risk management, HR, PCM, M&E and safeguarding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13720.155248796544 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000980B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Sisters PROJECT: Project to strenghten capacity to oversee projects in 5 provinces of India. Training on RBM, PCM and MADI for 50 persons. Outputs include a resource hub, OCA reviews, report feedback and plans of action for 2 provinces and 3 projects. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15684.564718026268 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000981B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Good Shepherd Sisters PROJECT: The Empowering grassroots activists project will strengthen Good Shepard Sisters' advocacy capacity. It includes training of 42 persons on advocacy and the production of 10 videos. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15739.405853403981 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000982B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Edmund Rice Development PROJECT: The Building Capacity in Locally Led Development (LLD) and Decolonisation across multiple countries will strengthen Edmund Rice's capacity for LLD. 57 board/team members and project staff will be trained on LLD and an LLD policy statement will be produced. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000983B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: De La Salle Brothers PROJECT: The Enhancing Solidarity International Lasallian network project will enhance organizational systems. Consultants will produce a strategic plan and risk management and procurement framework. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000984B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Loreto) PROJECT: The Review will assist the Loreto Sisters and the Congregation of Jesus to merge. Caplor Horizons will undertake a review of current Loreto and CJ development work and produce a post-merger development work strategy. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000985B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Marist Brothers PROJECT: The project will strengthen project management in the Marist Foundation across multiple countries. It will train 40 persons, produce a PCM manual, pilot complaints mechanisms and conduct capacity assessments. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000986B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Mill Hill Missionaries PROJECT: The project seeks to strengthen the capacity of MIll Hill Development's regional desks across multiple countries. It will provide training on project management, oversight and safeguarding to 86 persons as well as role outlines and a strategic plan. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000987B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Viatores Christi PROJECT: Project to strengthen VC fundraising capacity. Consultants will advise on fundraising communication, design fundraising events and campaigns, and develop and manage a volunteer donor database and a fundraising communication portfolio. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000988B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionary Union PROJECT: Main goal of the project by the Franciscan International is promoting environmental justice and Human Rights from grassroots to the UN through collaborative evidencing of local rights issues; duty bearers and obligations; engaging stakeholders, in-country & internationally, by participatory means; pursuing dialogue at UN rights and development forums, the COP & other spaces; and leveraging change on environment, business & conflicts, especially through the Right to a Healthy Environment and UN Special Mechanisms DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 126134.61136874271 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000989B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Misean Cara PROJECT: MC - Support Costs - Charitable Activities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 930000.34 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000990B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Rosminians (Institute of Charity) PROJECT: Project to strengthen capacity of E African priests & lay staff to manage development projects. Needs assessment report and 301 persons trained on project management and safeguarding in Tanzania, financial management in Kenya and IT skills in Rome. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11989.369016275883 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000991B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Brothers PROJECT: A consultant will produce 5-Year Strategic Development Plan (2025 - 2031) for the Franciscan Brothers Mission Works in Kenya and Uganda to improve its planning and monitoring and evaluation capacity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000992B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa PROJECT: The FMSA Effecting Collaborative Change & Capacity Building project will create a unified mission office for 5 African countries, develop a succession plan, and train 16 staff on change management, risk management and internal controls. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000993B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Spiritans PROJECT: Project to strengthen organisational capacity of Spiritan development offices in Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan and Tanzania. A consultant will be appointed to produce a self-assessment of each office. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000994B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Franciscan Brothers PROJECT: Agricultural development to improve the Climate Resilience of 600 small scale marginalised farmer households in Eastern Africa using kitchen gardens, animal husbandry and shallow wells DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 52556.45367787865 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000995B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Saint Patrick's Missionary Society PROJECT: This human rights project aims to ensure there is no more child abuse in the Church and wider society through awareness programmes for children and adults and through pursuing justice and healing for the victims. It aims to make the the church a safe haven for children and adults at risk of abuse. There is a strong commitment support children and adults living with disability so that there will be a better life for and acceptance of them and no shame, stigma or helplessness. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 77326.00088257705 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000996B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Irish Jesuits International PROJECT: Agricultural development building and strengthening the resilience capacity of 7,000 vulnerable farmers to climate change empowered through sustainable agriculture, farmer field schools, 60,000 trees planting and Eco stoves DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 126134.61136874271 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000997B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Salesians of Don Bosco Ireland PROJECT: The project equips four TVET centres for accredited solar PV training, graduating 360 youth—40% women—and linking select trainees to business incubation, promoting green skills, gender equity, and sustainable livelihoods. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 126134.61136874271 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025000998B2MISCARA DFAT / Irish Aid PARTNER: Presentation Brothers PROJECT: The project will strengthen Presentation Brothers safeguarding capacity. Two brothers from Ghana and Nigeria will be trained to become safeguarding officers, and will upgrade Child Protection policy and train 262 other brothers and staff on safeguarding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16452.340613314267 Misean Cara XM-DAC-21-1-2025001011B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to consolidate achievements obtained in Ethiopia and Tanzania to promote recognition of domestic work. Specifically, and over the course of the three year project, it will seek to foster alignment of domestic laws with international conventions and bilateral agreements for migrant workers’ protection. It will develop and roll-out a nationally recognised training curriculum to standardise short term professional training DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 52600 A Partnership With Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001012B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to consolidate achievements obtained in Ethiopia and Tanzania to promote recognition of domestic work. Specifically, and over the course of the three year project, it will seek to foster alignment of domestic laws with international conventions and bilateral agreements for migrant workers’ protection. It will develop and roll-out a nationally recognised training curriculum to standardise short term professional training DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 136350 A Partnership With Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001013B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to consolidate achievements obtained in Ethiopia and Tanzania to promote recognition of domestic work. Specifically, and over the course of the three year project, it will seek to foster alignment of domestic laws with international conventions and bilateral agreements for migrant workers’ protection. It will develop and roll-out a nationally recognised training curriculum to standardise short term professional training DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25450 A Partnership With Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001014B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to consolidate achievements obtained in Ethiopia and Tanzania to promote recognition of domestic work. Specifically, and over the course of the three year project, it will seek to foster alignment of domestic laws with international conventions and bilateral agreements for migrant workers’ protection. It will develop and roll-out a nationally recognised training curriculum to standardise short term professional training DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3883.34 A Partnership With Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001015B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to consolidate achievements obtained in Ethiopia and Tanzania to promote recognition of domestic work. Specifically, and over the course of the three year project, it will seek to foster alignment of domestic laws with international conventions and bilateral agreements for migrant workers’ protection. It will develop and roll-out a nationally recognised training curriculum to standardise short term professional training DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 23883.33 A Partnership With Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001016B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to consolidate achievements obtained in Ethiopia and Tanzania to promote recognition of domestic work. Specifically, and over the course of the three year project, it will seek to foster alignment of domestic laws with international conventions and bilateral agreements for migrant workers’ protection. It will develop and roll-out a nationally recognised training curriculum to standardise short term professional training DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7833.33 A Partnership With Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001017B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project 'Let Children Learn' aims to enable the nomadic pastoralist Masai and Turkana communities in Kenya support their children in school, particularly girls and children with disabilities. These communities are among the poorest and most marginalised in Kenya and children face considerable barriers to education. The project will work with schools, communities and families to make schools safer and more inclusive DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Aidlink XM-DAC-21-1-2025001018B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid BCW will work with communities in Kenya marginalised through poverty and climate change. The project aims to empower women, girls and youth to reach their full potential, through access to improved health, education and economic empowerment opportunities. The project will focus on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Community Health, Maternal and Child health, Ending Female Genital Mutilation, Life Skills, Healthy Schools, Healthy Resilient Homesteads and Economic Empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12160 Brighter Communities Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001019B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid BCW will work with communities in Kenya marginalised through poverty and climate change. The project aims to empower women, girls and youth to reach their full potential, through access to improved health, education and economic empowerment opportunities. The project will focus on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Community Health, Maternal and Child health, Ending Female Genital Mutilation, Life Skills, Healthy Schools, Healthy Resilient Homesteads and Economic Empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19716 Brighter Communities Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001020B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid BCW will work with communities in Kenya marginalised through poverty and climate change. The project aims to empower women, girls and youth to reach their full potential, through access to improved health, education and economic empowerment opportunities. The project will focus on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Community Health, Maternal and Child health, Ending Female Genital Mutilation, Life Skills, Healthy Schools, Healthy Resilient Homesteads and Economic Empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11880 Brighter Communities Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001021B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid BCW will work with communities in Kenya marginalised through poverty and climate change. The project aims to empower women, girls and youth to reach their full potential, through access to improved health, education and economic empowerment opportunities. The project will focus on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Community Health, Maternal and Child health, Ending Female Genital Mutilation, Life Skills, Healthy Schools, Healthy Resilient Homesteads and Economic Empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18245 Brighter Communities Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001022B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid BCW will work with communities in Kenya marginalised through poverty and climate change. The project aims to empower women, girls and youth to reach their full potential, through access to improved health, education and economic empowerment opportunities. The project will focus on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Community Health, Maternal and Child health, Ending Female Genital Mutilation, Life Skills, Healthy Schools, Healthy Resilient Homesteads and Economic Empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1280 Brighter Communities Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001023B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid BCW will work with communities in Kenya marginalised through poverty and climate change. The project aims to empower women, girls and youth to reach their full potential, through access to improved health, education and economic empowerment opportunities. The project will focus on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Community Health, Maternal and Child health, Ending Female Genital Mutilation, Life Skills, Healthy Schools, Healthy Resilient Homesteads and Economic Empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 71497 Brighter Communities Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001024B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid BCW will work with communities in Kenya marginalised through poverty and climate change. The project aims to empower women, girls and youth to reach their full potential, through access to improved health, education and economic empowerment opportunities. The project will focus on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Community Health, Maternal and Child health, Ending Female Genital Mutilation, Life Skills, Healthy Schools, Healthy Resilient Homesteads and Economic Empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 130372.00000000001 Brighter Communities Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001025B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid BCW will work with communities in Kenya marginalised through poverty and climate change. The project aims to empower women, girls and youth to reach their full potential, through access to improved health, education and economic empowerment opportunities. The project will focus on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Community Health, Maternal and Child health, Ending Female Genital Mutilation, Life Skills, Healthy Schools, Healthy Resilient Homesteads and Economic Empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18440 Brighter Communities Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001026B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid BCW will work with communities in Kenya marginalised through poverty and climate change. The project aims to empower women, girls and youth to reach their full potential, through access to improved health, education and economic empowerment opportunities. The project will focus on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Community Health, Maternal and Child health, Ending Female Genital Mutilation, Life Skills, Healthy Schools, Healthy Resilient Homesteads and Economic Empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18680 Brighter Communities Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001027B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid BCW will work with communities in Kenya marginalised through poverty and climate change. The project aims to empower women, girls and youth to reach their full potential, through access to improved health, education and economic empowerment opportunities. The project will focus on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Community Health, Maternal and Child health, Ending Female Genital Mutilation, Life Skills, Healthy Schools, Healthy Resilient Homesteads and Economic Empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21250 Brighter Communities Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001028B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid BCW will work with communities in Kenya marginalised through poverty and climate change. The project aims to empower women, girls and youth to reach their full potential, through access to improved health, education and economic empowerment opportunities. The project will focus on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Community Health, Maternal and Child health, Ending Female Genital Mutilation, Life Skills, Healthy Schools, Healthy Resilient Homesteads and Economic Empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5680 Brighter Communities Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001029B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid BCW will work with communities in Kenya marginalised through poverty and climate change. The project aims to empower women, girls and youth to reach their full potential, through access to improved health, education and economic empowerment opportunities. The project will focus on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, Community Health, Maternal and Child health, Ending Female Genital Mutilation, Life Skills, Healthy Schools, Healthy Resilient Homesteads and Economic Empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10800 Brighter Communities Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001030B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is to ensure that children at risk of being left behind in rural/urban settings in Tanzania will have access to quality early childhood education (ECE). It will have a particular focus on girls. The _x000D_objective is to ensure that these children will access at least one year of quality ECE and be ready for primary education. It anticipates that evidence of improved outcomes can be used for advocacy by civil society and with Government to support further scale up and longevity of impact. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 367100 Children in Crossfire XM-DAC-21-1-2025001031B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is to ensure that children at risk of being left behind in rural/urban settings in Tanzania will have access to quality early childhood education (ECE). It will have a particular focus on girls. The _x000D_objective is to ensure that these children will access at least one year of quality ECE and be ready for primary education. It anticipates that evidence of improved outcomes can be used for advocacy by civil society and with Government to support further scale up and longevity of impact. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 109900 Children in Crossfire XM-DAC-21-1-2025001032B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is to ensure that children at risk of being left behind in rural/urban settings in Tanzania will have access to quality early childhood education (ECE). It will have a particular focus on girls. The _x000D_objective is to ensure that these children will access at least one year of quality ECE and be ready for primary education. It anticipates that evidence of improved outcomes can be used for advocacy by civil society and with Government to support further scale up and longevity of impact. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 53000 Children in Crossfire XM-DAC-21-1-2025001033B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35628 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001034B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17028 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001035B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18028 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001036B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22028 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001037B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22128 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001038B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45956 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001039B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17128 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001040B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19428 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001041B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 26105 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001042B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17505 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001043B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 54911 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001044B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18006 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001045B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17506 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001046B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13205 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001047B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22805 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001048B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve rights and participation of people with disabilities, with a primary focus on mental health and psychosocial disabilities in Kenya (Kilifi District) and Zimbabwe (Chimanimani and Chipinge Districts). The project activities include disability training, awareness raising on disability inclusion, training of trainers and capacity building for local government staff on disability inclusion, economic empowerment, mental health and psychosocial support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32604.999999999996 Christian Blind Mission Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001049B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to reduce the incidence of child sexual exploitation through capacity development and evidence-based advocacy led by CSOs. Focussed on four countries (Burkina Faso, Guinea, Mauritania and Niger) and at regional level in West Africa, the project will adopt a strategic approach to strengthen civil society’s ability to address sexual exploitation of children (SEC) by enhancing and institutionalising knowledge and skills related to local and global evidence-based practices, tailored to regional challenges of inequality, political and economic insecurity, migration, and limited service access DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 ECPAT International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001050B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to increase the protection of children against the changing nature of threats related to sexual exploitation, focused on four pilot countries in West Africa; Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger and Guinea. Poverty remains the underlying cause for most cases of sexual exploitation of children (SEC) in West Africa DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12500 ECPAT International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001051B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to increase the protection of children against the changing nature of threats related to sexual exploitation, focused on four pilot countries in West Africa; Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger and Guinea. Poverty remains the underlying cause for most cases of sexual exploitation of children (SEC) in West Africa DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12500 ECPAT International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001052B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to reduce the incidence of child sexual exploitation through capacity development and evidence-based advocacy led by CSOs. Focussed on four countries (Burkina Faso, Guinea, Mauritania and Niger) and at regional level in West Africa, the project will adopt a strategic approach to strengthen civil society’s ability to address sexual exploitation of children (SEC) by enhancing and institutionalising knowledge and skills related to local and global evidence-based practices, tailored to regional challenges of inequality, political and economic insecurity, migration, and limited service access DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 ECPAT International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001053B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to reduce the incidence of child sexual exploitation through capacity development and evidence-based advocacy led by CSOs. Focussed on four countries (Burkina Faso, Guinea, Mauritania and Niger) and at regional level in West Africa, the project will adopt a strategic approach to strengthen civil society’s ability to address sexual exploitation of children (SEC) by enhancing and institutionalising knowledge and skills related to local and global evidence-based practices, tailored to regional challenges of inequality, political and economic insecurity, migration, and limited service access. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 ECPAT International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001054B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to increase the protection of children against the changing nature of threats related to sexual exploitation, focused on four pilot countries in West Africa; Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger and Guinea. Poverty remains the underlying cause for most cases of sexual exploitation of children (SEC) in West Africa DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12500 ECPAT International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001055B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid This project aims to reduce the incidence of child sexual exploitation through capacity development and evidence-based advocacy led by CSOs. Focussed on four countries (Burkina Faso, Guinea, Mauritania and Niger) and at regional level in West Africa, the project will adopt a strategic approach to strengthen civil society’s ability to address sexual exploitation of children (SEC) by enhancing and institutionalising knowledge and skills related to local and global evidence-based practices, tailored to regional challenges of inequality, political and economic insecurity, migration, and limited service access DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 ECPAT International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001056B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to increase the protection of children against the changing nature of threats related to sexual exploitation, focused on four pilot countries in West Africa; Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger and Guinea. Poverty remains the underlying cause for most cases of sexual exploitation of children (SEC) in West Africa DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12500 ECPAT International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001057B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001058B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001059B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001060B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001061B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001062B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001063B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001064B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001065B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001066B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001067B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4386.24 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001068B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001069B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001070B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001071B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001072B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001073B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001074B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001075B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001076B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001077B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001078B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001079B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001080B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001081B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001082B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001083B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001084B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001085B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001086B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001087B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001088B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001089B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001090B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001091B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001092B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001093B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001094B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001095B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001096B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001097B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001098B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001099B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001100B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001101B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001102B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001103B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001104B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001105B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001106B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001107B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001108B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001109B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001110B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001111B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001112B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001113B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The Expanding comprehensive advocacy to influence local human rights change project aims to uphold human rights by supporting and protecting civil society space in 57 target countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Eastern Europe. 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, with a particular focus on women's human rights NGOs/defenders; increasing policy influence towards the UN, EU and others; to increase reach to New York and Washington based institutions; and improving documentation and information on human rights situations and increasing effective public visibility of same. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4385.96 International Federation for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001114B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to overcome the barriers faced by adolescent girls and boys participating in and completing their education, such as poor menstruation and health management, unsafe environments, and inadequate nutrition. It will support 40 schools and 120 communities by providing improved water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities; personal hygiene and skills training; challenge negative norms on child rights and gender-based issues; develop school child protection policies; and promote school feeding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22106.65 Fields of Life XM-DAC-21-1-2025001115B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to overcome the barriers faced by adolescent girls and boys participating in and completing their education, such as poor menstruation and health management, unsafe environments, and inadequate nutrition. It will support 40 schools and 120 communities by providing improved water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities; personal hygiene and skills training; challenge negative norms on child rights and gender-based issues; develop school child protection policies; and promote school feeding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38528.95 Fields of Life XM-DAC-21-1-2025001116B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to overcome the barriers faced by adolescent girls and boys participating in and completing their education, such as poor menstruation and health management, unsafe environments, and inadequate nutrition. It will support 40 schools and 120 communities by providing improved water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities; personal hygiene and skills training; challenge negative norms on child rights and gender-based issues; develop school child protection policies; and promote school feeding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19413.15 Fields of Life XM-DAC-21-1-2025001117B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to overcome the barriers faced by adolescent girls and boys participating in and completing their education, such as poor menstruation and health management, unsafe environments, and inadequate nutrition. It will support 40 schools and 120 communities by providing improved water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities; personal hygiene and skills training; challenge negative norms on child rights and gender-based issues; develop school child protection policies; and promote school feeding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 78901.25 Fields of Life XM-DAC-21-1-2025001118B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to overcome the barriers faced by adolescent girls and boys participating in and completing their education, such as poor menstruation and health management, unsafe environments, and inadequate nutrition. It will support 40 schools and 120 communities by providing improved water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities; personal hygiene and skills training; challenge negative norms on child rights and gender-based issues; develop school child protection policies; and promote school feeding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9238.61 Fields of Life XM-DAC-21-1-2025001119B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to overcome the barriers faced by adolescent girls and boys participating in and completing their education, such as poor menstruation and health management, unsafe environments, and inadequate nutrition. It will support 40 schools and 120 communities by providing improved water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities; personal hygiene and skills training; challenge negative norms on child rights and gender-based issues; develop school child protection policies; and promote school feeding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 51823.24 Fields of Life XM-DAC-21-1-2025001120B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to overcome the barriers faced by adolescent girls and boys participating in and completing their education, such as poor menstruation and health management, unsafe environments, and inadequate nutrition. It will support 40 schools and 120 communities by providing improved water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities; personal hygiene and skills training; challenge negative norms on child rights and gender-based issues; develop school child protection policies; and promote school feeding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 79988.15 Fields of Life XM-DAC-21-1-2025001121B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid This project is aimed at strengthening Global South civil society alliances to advocate for a just and equitable energy transition that respects human rights, protects the environment and alleviates the climate crisis in countries such as Ghana and Zimbabwe. It aims to develop knowledge and skills around transition minerals governance, to strengthen collaboration and engagement, and carry out joint advocacy. It will also work to enhance civil society’s engagement in international and domestic initiatives and advocate to mitigate the negative impacts from the extraction of transition minerals on poor and marginalised communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 79466.67 Global Witness Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001122B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid This project is aimed at strengthening Global South civil society alliances to advocate for a just and equitable energy transition that respects human rights, protects the environment and alleviates the climate crisis in countries such as Ghana and Zimbabwe. It aims to develop knowledge and skills around transition minerals governance, to strengthen collaboration and engagement, and carry out joint advocacy. It will also work to enhance civil society’s engagement in international and domestic initiatives and advocate to mitigate the negative impacts from the extraction of transition minerals on poor and marginalised communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 88054.69 Global Witness Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001123B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid This project is aimed at strengthening Global South civil society alliances to advocate for a just and equitable energy transition that respects human rights, protects the environment and alleviates the climate crisis in countries such as Ghana and Zimbabwe. It aims to develop knowledge and skills around transition minerals governance, to strengthen collaboration and engagement, and carry out joint advocacy. It will also work to enhance civil society’s engagement in international and domestic initiatives and advocate to mitigate the negative impacts from the extraction of transition minerals on poor and marginalised communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 175469.59 Global Witness Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001124B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid This project is aimed at strengthening Global South civil society alliances to advocate for a just and equitable energy transition that respects human rights, protects the environment and alleviates the climate crisis in countries such as Ghana and Zimbabwe. It aims to develop knowledge and skills around transition minerals governance, to strengthen collaboration and engagement, and carry out joint advocacy. It will also work to enhance civil society’s engagement in international and domestic initiatives and advocate to mitigate the negative impacts from the extraction of transition minerals on poor and marginalised communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7009.05 Global Witness Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001125B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15500 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001126B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4500 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001127B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21260 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001128B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 68740 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001129B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9200 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001130B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 52160 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001131B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6040 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001132B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2600 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001133B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12500 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001134B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7000 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001135B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 89008 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001136B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16492 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001137B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 63650 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001138B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14600 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001139B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7000 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001140B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 24750 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001141B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 212796 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001142B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The programme will support older people across Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania to lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. Working with governments, local partners, and older people in each country, HelpAge will strengthen the inclusion of older people within social protection systems and programmes, influence governments to create age and gender responsive systems as well as design initiatives to support older people’s resilience to frequent shocks/disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22204 HelpAge International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001143B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001144B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001145B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10416.5 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001146B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3500 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001147B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001148B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001149B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7500 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001150B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30500 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001151B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001152B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30500 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001153B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001154B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001155B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30500 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001156B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10416.5 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001157B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001158B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4167 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001159B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001160B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001161B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001162B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001163B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30500 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001164B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to improve the recognition and protection of Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Africa. The project will focus on strengthening legal frameworks protecting defenders and ensuring their implementation, especially through the amendment or repeal of restrictive laws, the enactment and implementation of enabling legislative frameworks, casework and building the capacity of protection mechanisms. It will also work towards increasing the capacity of HRDs to make use of and engage with UN and regional human rights mechanisms. Project activities include training and advocacy as well as the provision of support and expertise DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12000 International Service for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001165B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to promote financial inclusion and reduce poverty for Sierra Leoneans through further embedding of a safe, secure and growing Credit Union movement with its philosophy and values of inclusion and community. It is envisaged that a growing movement will help strengthen the capacity of members and their communities to effectively prepare, respond and recover from livelihood stresses and shocks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 310000 Irish League of Credit Unions International Development Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001166B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the lives of vulnerable communities residing in remote mountain areas of Nepal. It will enable targeted groups to increase their economic security through diversified livelihood strategies, including introducing better climate-smart agricultural practices. It will also seek to increase social inclusion and empowerment by supporting people with disabilities and establish community-based organisations to promote collective action and decision-making. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 73000 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent XM-DAC-21-1-2025001167B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to enhance the socio-economic conditions of vulnerable and marginalised groups residing in remote mountain areas of Nepal. The main source of occupation and livelihood for the  majority of the population in the target area is subsistence agricultural farming, mainly small scale livestock. Due to the low level of agricultural production, the majority of households face acute food shortages for a significant part of the year DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 27000 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent XM-DAC-21-1-2025001168B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid Consultancy Fees & Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 46417.6 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001169B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is to improve the health and well-being of five Dailit communities in Madhesh Province, Nepal, working towards Zero Leprosy. Over the course of the three yea project, and guided by Lalgadh Leprosy Hospital and leprosy-affected self-help group members, the project seeks to help overcome extreme poverty and stigmatisation throuh renewed personal and community mindsets; learning in self-help groups: economic, environmental and educational improvements through income generation, clean water, sanitation, hygiene, maternal and child health and school attendance DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6000 Nepal Leprosy Trust Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001170B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is to improve the health and well-being of five Dailit communities in Madhesh Province, Nepal, working towards Zero Leprosy. Over the course of the three yea project, and guided by Lalgadh Leprosy Hospital and leprosy-affected self-help group members, the project seeks to help overcome extreme poverty and stigmatisation throuh renewed personal and community mindsets; learning in self-help groups: economic, environmental and educational improvements through income generation, clean water, sanitation, hygiene, maternal and child health and school attendance DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000 Nepal Leprosy Trust Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001171B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is to improve the health and well-being of five Dailit communities in Madhesh Province, Nepal, working towards Zero Leprosy. Over the course of the three yea project, and guided by Lalgadh Leprosy Hospital and leprosy-affected self-help group members, the project seeks to help overcome extreme poverty and stigmatisation throuh renewed personal and community mindsets; learning in self-help groups: economic, environmental and educational improvements through income generation, clean water, sanitation, hygiene, maternal and child health and school attendance DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17000 Nepal Leprosy Trust Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001172B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is to improve the health and well-being of five Dailit communities in Madhesh Province, Nepal, working towards Zero Leprosy. Over the course of the three yea project, and guided by Lalgadh Leprosy Hospital and leprosy-affected self-help group members, the project seeks to help overcome extreme poverty and stigmatisation throuh renewed personal and community mindsets; learning in self-help groups: economic, environmental and educational improvements through income generation, clean water, sanitation, hygiene, maternal and child health and school attendance DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 65000 Nepal Leprosy Trust Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001173B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30357.14 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001174B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8367.35 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001175B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3571.43 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001176B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3061.22 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001177B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15969.39 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001178B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 106122.45 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001179B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8775.51 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001180B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 61938.77 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001181B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38724.49 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001182B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 39387.75 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001183B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10816.33 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001184B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21071.43 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001185B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 48622.45 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001186B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, education and livelihoods of poor and marginalised people in ten selected communities in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso and Mubende Districts, Uganda. It will be pursued through health and nutritional support, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods interventions. It is expected the project will directly benefit over 346,850 individuals. It will integrate environmental protection into health, youth empowerment and education initiatives by promoting organic farming, bio-waste recycling and eco-friendly practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3214.29 Nurture Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001187B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to reduce the prevalence of the three leading causes of avoidable blindness - trachoma, cataract and refractive error - in Ethiopia focused on the Southern and South-Western regions. It will increase school eye-care programmes, improve services at eye-care units and enhance access to water and basic sanitation facilities. It will also build positive health behaviour and practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15500 Orbis Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001188B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to reduce the prevalence of the three leading causes of avoidable blindness - trachoma, cataract and refractive error - in Ethiopia focused on the Southern and South-Western regions. It will increase school eye-care programmes, improve services at eye-care units and enhance access to water and basic sanitation facilities. It will also build positive health behaviour and practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 298500 Orbis Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001189B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to reduce the prevalence of the three leading causes of avoidable blindness - trachoma, cataract and refractive error - in Ethiopia focused on the Southern and South-Western regions. It will increase school eye-care programmes, improve services at eye-care units and enhance access to water and basic sanitation facilities. It will also build positive health behaviour and practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 36000 Orbis Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001190B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to reduce drowning in artisanal fishing communities around Lake Victoria.The project focuses on drowning prevention interventions to foster safer work in artisanal fishing communities in selected districts. It will teach drowning prevention skills to fishers and fish processors, enhance drowning prevention in community-led governance structures, train selected individuals to act as trainers, share progress on drowning prevention and raise awareness. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Royal National Lifeboat Institution XM-DAC-21-1-2025001191B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to reduce drowning in artisanal fishing communities around Lake Victoria.The project focuses on drowning prevention interventions to foster safer work in artisanal fishing communities in selected districts. It will teach drowning prevention skills to fishers and fish processors, enhance drowning prevention in community-led governance structures, train selected individuals to act as trainers, share progress on drowning prevention and raise awareness. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Royal National Lifeboat Institution XM-DAC-21-1-2025001192B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project seeks to promote the advancement of education of children who are in conditions of poverty in Cambodia, through evidence-based education programmes, research and policy input. The overall aim is to drive the improvement of teaching and learning by inspiring and empowering teachers and school leaders in 15 rural government primary schools in the Oddar Meanchey Province. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Seebeyondborders Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001193B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the Skills for Youth Resilience Programme (SYRP) is to help young people (aged 16-30) in Mozambique and Zimbabwe gain employment or start and develop their own businesses. It will focus on the provision of holistic Technical Vocational and Educational Training (TVET), including entrepreneurship and life skills training, to marginalised young people through support for training centres run by local partners Young Africa in Mozambique and Zimbabwe and Young Africa HUB in Zimbabwe. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9900 Serve in Solidarity Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001194B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the Skills for Youth Resilience Programme (SYRP) is to help young people (aged 16-30) in Mozambique and Zimbabwe gain employment or start and develop their own businesses. It will focus on the provision of holistic Technical Vocational and Educational Training (TVET), including entrepreneurship and life skills training, to marginalised young people through support for training centres run by local partners Young Africa in Mozambique and Zimbabwe and Young Africa HUB in Zimbabwe. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75200 Serve in Solidarity Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001195B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the Skills for Youth Resilience Programme (SYRP) is to help young people (aged 16-30) in Mozambique and Zimbabwe gain employment or start and develop their own businesses. It will focus on the provision of holistic Technical Vocational and Educational Training (TVET), including entrepreneurship and life skills training, to marginalised young people through support for training centres run by local partners Young Africa in Mozambique and Zimbabwe and Young Africa HUB in Zimbabwe. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45000 Serve in Solidarity Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001196B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the Skills for Youth Resilience Programme (SYRP) is to help young people (aged 16-30) in Mozambique and Zimbabwe gain employment or start and develop their own businesses. It will focus on the provision of holistic Technical Vocational and Educational Training (TVET), including entrepreneurship and life skills training, to marginalised young people through support for training centres run by local partners Young Africa in Mozambique and Zimbabwe and Young Africa HUB in Zimbabwe. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 92000 Serve in Solidarity Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001197B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the Skills for Youth Resilience Programme (SYRP) is to help young people (aged 16-30) in Mozambique and Zimbabwe gain employment or start and develop their own businesses. It will focus on the provision of holistic Technical Vocational and Educational Training (TVET), including entrepreneurship and life skills training, to marginalised young people through support for training centres run by local partners Young Africa in Mozambique and Zimbabwe and Young Africa HUB in Zimbabwe. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 68500 Serve in Solidarity Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001198B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the Skills for Youth Resilience Programme (SYRP) is to help young people (aged 16-30) in Mozambique and Zimbabwe gain employment or start and develop their own businesses. It will focus on the provision of holistic Technical Vocational and Educational Training (TVET), including entrepreneurship and life skills training, to marginalised young people through support for training centres run by local partners Young Africa in Mozambique and Zimbabwe and Young Africa HUB in Zimbabwe. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9400 Serve in Solidarity Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001199B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to contribute to a sustainable and empowered civil society by mobilising marginalised people in three districts in rural Nepal - Kanchanpur, Kailali and Bajura. The project focuses on education and empowerment in the areas of Gender Equality and Social Inclusion; Youth; Climate Resilience and Food Security. It will also seek to strengthen the capacity of local and provincial governments to make and implement policies that reflect the needs of constituents relating to these areas. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 110000 Social and Health Education Project XM-DAC-21-1-2025001200B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is to empower vulnerable people in two regions within Ethiopia (Oromia and South Regional State) to lift themselves out of poverty through climate adaptive agriculture, business development and establishing civil society organisations. There is a special emphasis on women, girls and people living with disabilities. Tearfund Ireland will pursue their objectives through capacity building and training including on conservation and sustainable organic agriculture. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 23300 Tearfund Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001201B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is to empower vulnerable people in two regions within Ethiopia (Oromia and South Regional State) to lift themselves out of poverty through climate adaptive agriculture, business development and establishing civil society organisations. There is a special emphasis on women, girls and people living with disabilities. Tearfund Ireland will pursue their objectives through capacity building and training including on conservation and sustainable organic agriculture. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14500 Tearfund Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001202B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is to empower vulnerable people in two regions within Ethiopia (Oromia and South Regional State) to lift themselves out of poverty through climate adaptive agriculture, business development and establishing civil society organisations. There is a special emphasis on women, girls and people living with disabilities. Tearfund Ireland will pursue their objectives through capacity building and training including on conservation and sustainable organic agriculture. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 47800 Tearfund Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001203B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is to empower vulnerable people in two regions within Ethiopia (Oromia and South Regional State) to lift themselves out of poverty through climate adaptive agriculture, business development and establishing civil society organisations. There is a special emphasis on women, girls and people living with disabilities. Tearfund Ireland will pursue their objectives through capacity building and training including on conservation and sustainable organic agriculture. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25800 Tearfund Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001204B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is to empower vulnerable people in two regions within Ethiopia (Oromia and South Regional State) to lift themselves out of poverty through climate adaptive agriculture, business development and establishing civil society organisations. There is a special emphasis on women, girls and people living with disabilities. Tearfund Ireland will pursue their objectives through capacity building and training including on conservation and sustainable organic agriculture. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11900 Tearfund Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001205B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is to empower vulnerable people in two regions within Ethiopia (Oromia and South Regional State) to lift themselves out of poverty through climate adaptive agriculture, business development and establishing civil society organisations. There is a special emphasis on women, girls and people living with disabilities. Tearfund Ireland will pursue their objectives through capacity building and training including on conservation and sustainable organic agriculture. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 113300 Tearfund Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001206B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is to empower vulnerable people in two regions within Ethiopia (Oromia and South Regional State) to lift themselves out of poverty through climate adaptive agriculture, business development and establishing civil society organisations. There is a special emphasis on women, girls and people living with disabilities. Tearfund Ireland will pursue their objectives through capacity building and training including on conservation and sustainable organic agriculture. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14000 Tearfund Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001207B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is to empower vulnerable people in two regions within Ethiopia (Oromia and South Regional State) to lift themselves out of poverty through climate adaptive agriculture, business development and establishing civil society organisations. There is a special emphasis on women, girls and people living with disabilities. Tearfund Ireland will pursue their objectives through capacity building and training including on conservation and sustainable organic agriculture. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14100 Tearfund Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001208B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is to empower vulnerable people in two regions within Ethiopia (Oromia and South Regional State) to lift themselves out of poverty through climate adaptive agriculture, business development and establishing civil society organisations. There is a special emphasis on women, girls and people living with disabilities. Tearfund Ireland will pursue their objectives through capacity building and training including on conservation and sustainable organic agriculture. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 61700 Tearfund Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001209B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is to empower vulnerable people in two regions within Ethiopia (Oromia and South Regional State) to lift themselves out of poverty through climate adaptive agriculture, business development and establishing civil society organisations. There is a special emphasis on women, girls and people living with disabilities. Tearfund Ireland will pursue their objectives through capacity building and training including on conservation and sustainable organic agriculture. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 23600 Tearfund Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001210B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project seeks to contribute to national and local level change in policy and practice that protects and promotes the right of women (adults and youth) to participate in public affairs. While women and youth constitute the majority of voters in Zambia, they are under-represented in decision-making bodies and policy development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Carter Center XM-DAC-21-1-2025001211B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, well-being and resilience of people affected by leprosy, disability, gender injustice and climate change in Zambezia province, rural Mozambique.  The project will train health workers to improve leprosy care and manage complications, teach communities climate-smart agricultural skills, building cooperatives to enhance food security and resilience. It will also educate women and young girls on climate change and health rights. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 72183.31 Leprosy Mission Northern Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001212B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to improve the health, well-being and resilience of people affected by leprosy, disability, gender injustice and climate change in Zambezia province, rural Mozambique.  The project will train health workers to improve leprosy care and manage complications, teach communities climate-smart agricultural skills, building cooperatives to enhance food security and resilience. It will also educate women and young girls on climate change and health rights. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60688.15 Leprosy Mission Northern Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001213B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid Project Olikanassa is a 3-year international development initiative in Mozambique. Funded by Irish Aid and supported by The Leprosy Mission Northern Ireland, it aims to improve health, well-being, and resilience in remote communities. The initiative specifically empowers marginalized women and girls through targeted education on climate change and health rights, enabling them to make informed decisions for themselves and their families. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 67128.54 Leprosy Mission Northern Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001214B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9533.1 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001215B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8100.24 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001216B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17800 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001217B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9893.14 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001218B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14500.2 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001219B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7800 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001220B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15663.1 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001221B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9870.13 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001222B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10400.1 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001223B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4500 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001224B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14673.1 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001225B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9800.24 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001226B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12633 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001227B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15690.2 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001228B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8870.13 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001229B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8123.100000000001 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001230B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13650.2 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001231B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The aim of the project is to support advocacy on behalf of minorities to ensure meaningful achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and foster a better, more sustainable future and the full enjoyment of human rights for Minority and Indigenous Peoples in East Africa, as well as the recognition of their role and their greater involvement in combatting climate change. It aims to achieve this through strengthening governance and accountability towards access to quality education, health, and other basic services (e.g. power, water, internet, roads, housing) and to increase access to judicial and non-judicial remedies to challenge violations of Minority and Indigenous Peoples' rights to land, personal property, and personal safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8500.02 Minority Rights Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001232B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support the longer-term professional development of Irish-based students through experience of development work and life in a developing country. The objective is to contribute to the capacity of partner organisations and to expand the cadre of well-trained development professionals available to Irish and international development organisations.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Ucc Dept Food Business and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001233B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support the longer-term professional development of Irish-based students through experience of development work and life in a developing country. The objective is to contribute to the capacity of partner organisations and to expand the cadre of well-trained development professionals available to Irish and international development organisations.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Ucc Dept Food Business and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001234B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support the longer-term professional development of Irish-based students through experience of development work and life in a developing country. The objective is to contribute to the capacity of partner organisations and to expand the cadre of well-trained development professionals available to Irish and international development organisations.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Ucc Dept Food Business and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001235B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support the longer-term professional development of Irish-based students through experience of development work and life in a developing country. The objective is to contribute to the capacity of partner organisations and to expand the cadre of well-trained development professionals available to Irish and international development organisations.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Ucc Dept Food Business and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001236B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support the longer-term professional development of Irish-based students through experience of development work and life in a developing country. The objective is to contribute to the capacity of partner organisations and to expand the cadre of well-trained development professionals available to Irish and international development organisations.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Ucc Dept Food Business and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001237B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support the longer-term professional development of Irish-based students through experience of development work and life in a developing country. The objective is to contribute to the capacity of partner organisations and to expand the cadre of well-trained development professionals available to Irish and international development organisations.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Ucc Dept Food Business and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001238B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support the longer-term professional development of Irish-based students through experience of development work and life in a developing country. The objective is to contribute to the capacity of partner organisations and to expand the cadre of well-trained development professionals available to Irish and international development organisations.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Ucc Dept Food Business and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001239B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support the longer-term professional development of Irish-based students through experience of development work and life in a developing country. The objective is to contribute to the capacity of partner organisations and to expand the cadre of well-trained development professionals available to Irish and international development organisations.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Ucc Dept Food Business and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001240B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to support the longer-term professional development of Irish-based students through experience of development work and life in a developing country. The objective is to contribute to the capacity of partner organisations and to expand the cadre of well-trained development professionals available to Irish and international development organisations.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000 Ucc Dept Food Business and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001241B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is 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 UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8333.33 UPR Info XM-DAC-21-1-2025001242B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is 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 UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8333.33 UPR Info XM-DAC-21-1-2025001243B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is 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 UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8333.33 UPR Info XM-DAC-21-1-2025001244B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is 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 UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8333.33 UPR Info XM-DAC-21-1-2025001245B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is 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 UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8333.34 UPR Info XM-DAC-21-1-2025001246B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is 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 UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8333.33 UPR Info XM-DAC-21-1-2025001247B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is 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 UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8333.33 UPR Info XM-DAC-21-1-2025001248B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is 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 UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8333.34 UPR Info XM-DAC-21-1-2025001249B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is 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 UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8333.34 UPR Info XM-DAC-21-1-2025001250B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is 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 UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8333.33 UPR Info XM-DAC-21-1-2025001251B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is 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 UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8333.33 UPR Info XM-DAC-21-1-2025001252B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall aim of the project is 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 UPR. It aims to ensure that poor, marginalised, and at-risk communitieshave access to, and influence in the national human rights decision-making process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8333.34 UPR Info XM-DAC-21-1-2025001253B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is to contribute to climate-smart communities in Ethiopia and Eritrea; whereby resource poor, smallholder farming households in the project’s target areas are accessing the skills, technologies, systems and services to build and sustain secure livelihoods in the context of climate change. The focus will be on innovations in the key areas where Vita has experience, expertise and effective partnerships, such as development of effective seed systems in strategic crops (e.g. potato, wheat and hybrid maize), community-led solutions promoting climate-smart technology adoption and behaviour change, and partnerships for innovation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 344000 Vita XM-DAC-21-1-2025001254B2PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the project is to contribute to climate-smart communities in Ethiopia and Eritrea; whereby resource poor, smallholder farming households in the project’s target areas are accessing the skills, technologies, systems and services to build and sustain secure livelihoods in the context of climate change. The focus will be on innovations in the key areas where Vita has experience, expertise and effective partnerships, such as development of effective seed systems in strategic crops (e.g. potato, wheat and hybrid maize), community-led solutions promoting climate-smart technology adoption and behaviour change, and partnerships for innovation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 206000 Vita XM-DAC-21-1-2025001255B2VOL DFAT / Irish Aid IA VDWS/2024/03/MPOS DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 165.1 Comhlámh XM-DAC-21-1-2025001256B2VOL DFAT / Irish Aid IA VDWS/2025/03/NFDW DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 98.58 Comhlámh XM-DAC-21-1-2025001257B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid The “REACCT” project will provide farmer organisations and their farmer members with the scientifically based mechanisms that demonstrate conclusively the extent to which their agricultural practices help to reduce global warming. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 135000 Asociacion Barillense De Agricultores (ASOBAGRI) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001258B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid Provide customised wheelchairs for children with mobility impairments in poor Guatemalan communities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9936 Asociacion Transiciones De Personas Discapacitadas XM-DAC-21-1-2025001259B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid Support for Climate Security Observatory in Honduras, as a decision support tool helping stakeholders understand and respond to climate-related security risks DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 350000 International Centre for Tropical Agriculture XM-DAC-21-1-2025001260B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6020.879999999999 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001261B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid Support for CEJIL Human Rights work, Central America DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Fundacion Cejil Mesoamerica XM-DAC-21-1-2025001262B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid Development and Promotion of Climate Finance Mechanisms for a Decarbonized Economy in the Department of El Paraíso, Honduras for agroforestry and to promote food security through the installation of family micro-systems of aquaponics / hydroponics for nutritious food production. The FUNDER programme is part of the EU-TEI and the programme will assure expanded coverage using Ireland’s resources to benefit 950 additional producers of coffee, cocoa, basic grains, African bee honey and melipona high quality honey, vegetables, aromatic species, and local fruits. The producers are affiliated to 25 agroforestry organisations that bring the total number of organisations covered by the TEI to 77. With funding from Ireland this programme is delivered in two new municipalities that are of ecological interest: Guinope and Yuscarán in ecological agriculture and improved micro-watersheds management. With EU funding FUNDER works in three other adjacent municipalities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 172000 Fundacion Para El Desarrollo Empresarial Rural XM-DAC-21-1-2025001263B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid Development and Promotion of Climate Finance Mechanisms for a Decarbonized Economy in the Department of El Paraíso, Honduras for agroforestry and to promote food security through the installation of family micro-systems of aquaponics / hydroponics for food production. The FUNDER programme is part of the EU-TEI and the programme will assure expanded coverage using Ireland’s resources to benefit 950 additional producers of coffee, cocoa, basic grains, African bee honey and melipona high quality honey, vegetables, aromatic species, and local fruits. The producers are affiliated to 25 agroforestry organisations that bring the total number of organisations covered by the TEI to 77. With funding from Ireland this programme is delivered in two new municipalities that are of ecological interest: Guinope and Yuscarán in ecological agriculture and improved micro-watersheds management. With EU funding FUNDER works in three other adjacent municipalities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 328000 Fundacion Para El Desarrollo Empresarial Rural XM-DAC-21-1-2025001264B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid Support Peace Centres and Awareness in the Belize-Guatemala DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60000 General Secretary of OAS - Inter American Commission XM-DAC-21-1-2025001265B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid Protect Human Rights Defenders from Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua (in exile in Costa Rica) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 112000 Peace Brigades International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001266B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid The project will assess the current state of water access, quality and usage in rural maternity care and will explore practical, climate-resilient solutions, generating urgently needed evidence to inform policy and strengthen health systems in Guatemala DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 Royal College Of Surgeons In Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001267B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid This FAO EU-TEI project will contribute to sustainable agriculture and increase systemic resilience to climate change in Petén, Guatemala. The project includes activities on sustainable agriculture practices, business management, gender, ecosystems and climate change. Supporting 6 women’s organisations to produce nutritious food from native crops. In addition this project is in an especially important area, in a buffer zone south of the Maya Biosphere Forest Reserve, which covers one fifth of Guatemala’s land area, and is the largest American forest north of the Amazon. This grant will implement climate change adaptation in agricultural models and practices to improve climate resilience in food systems. It will increase support to smallholder farmers on conservation agriculture, develop infrastructure for tree nurseries and support to women’s producer organisations, which will include procurement of solar dryers and other equipment required to bring sustainable food products to market. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001268B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid Improve support and access to high-quality sexual and reproductive health services for girls, adolescents and young people DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 United Nations Population Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001269B3CENTAM DFAT / Irish Aid Research to develop scalable, sustainable strategies to develop functional food ingredients from rice by-products and dairy whey to diversify the local food supply, enhance nutritional quality, and reduce dependency on imports. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 University College Cork XM-DAC-21-1-2025001270B3HUMCERF DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution of core funding to the Central Emergency Response Fund for 2025.  The CERF is a key instrument for immeadiate and flexible assistance that provides life-saving humanitarian assistance, it provides assistance to over 30 million people, of which over half were women and girls, and nearly half were children under the age of 18. The CERF responds to sudden onset emergencies and neglected and underfunded crises across the word, it delivers life-saving assistance to millions of people across 41 countries. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15000000 Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001271B3HUMCERF DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary Contribution the CERF Climate Action Account for 2025.The CERF Climate Action Account (CCAA) utilies the global reach and speed of the CERF to deliver faster, more cost-effective climate-related humanitarian action. CERF supported collective anticipatory action frameworks have demonstrated their potential to catalyze climate adaption and affected communities. Similar to the CERF, the Climate Action Account responds to crises as and when they occur, responding to both sudden onset and underfunded emergencies.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5500000 Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001272B3HUMCERF DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible funding to the IFRC Afghanistan Earthquake appeal supporting the Afghan Red Cresecent Society and wider Federation response providing life-saving assistance and supporting community resilience DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent XM-DAC-21-1-2025001273B3HUMCERF DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible funding to the IFRC 2025 Myanmar Earthquake Appeal supporting the Myanmar Red Cross Society and wider Federation response providing life-saving assistance and community resilience DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000000 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent XM-DAC-21-1-2025001274B3HUMCERF DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible funding in support of the IFRC 2025 Cyclone Ditwah Sri Lanka Appeal supporting the Sri Lankan Red Cross and wider Federation response to provide life-saving assistance to cyclone-affected communities and to support longer-term resilience.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent XM-DAC-21-1-2025001275B3HUMCERF DFAT / Irish Aid  In light of the serious humanitarian needs in the country, an additional voluntary flexible contribution to UNOCHA's Country Based Pooled Fund in Sudan, the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHFS), will support their objectives in line with the Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP) for 2025 to provide safe, timely, principled and gender-responsive assistance to the most vulnerable groups; to improve living and protection conditions for vulnerable displaced persons, host communities and residents; and to provide safe, equitable, dignified and unhindered access to critical basic services. This will include activities to support food security & livelihoods, health, water, sanitation and hygeine, and general protection services. The HNRP will target 20.9 million people in need of assistance.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001276B3HUMCERF DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to UNHCR's activities in line with the 2025 Sudan Regional Refugee Response Plan (RRP) for their activities in the Central African Republic, Chad, Egypt, Ethiopia, Libya, South Sudan and Uganda in line. In line with the Response Plan, UNHCR will prioritise the delivery of protection services, and life-saving assistance, including shelter, education, water, sanitation and hygeone, and site management for refugees and IDPs. UNHCR is also engaging with development actors to facilitate support to host communities with the inclusion of refugees in expanded national services, to foster resilience and self-reliance, and for the sustainable reintegration of returnees. 5 million refugees, returnees, third country nationals and host communities are targeted as in need of assistance in line with their response plan.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025001277B3HUMCERF DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary flexible contribution to UNICEF to support their strategic objective in Gaza in line with their Humanitarian Action for Children Appeal. In line with the 2025 Palestine HAC, UNICEF aims to support urgent, life-saving activities while supporting system strengthening and preparedness. This includes the provision of life-saving support in nutrition, health, education, water, sanitation and hygiene, child protection, social protection and cash transfers. A three-month response plan in light of the ceasefire aims to ensure the rapid delivery of essential supplies and services, in addition to supporting early recovery efforts. The 2025 programme targets 842,500 children and their families, and aims to provide services with particular attention to disability, age and gender considerations.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001278B3HUMCERF DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary flexible contribution to WFP will support its objectives in line with the Palestine Emergency Appeal for its response in Gaza. WFP aims to target 1.1 million of those most in need of assistance in Gaza. This will include activities in support of general food assistance (food distrbutions, hot meals programmes), food security (support to bakeries), nutrition, and logistics support. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025001279B3HUMCERF DFAT / Irish Aid In response to the escalaing humanitarian needs in Palestine and with the opportunity presented by the ceasefire, an additional voluntary flexible contribution to WFP will support its objectives in line with the Palestine Emergency Appeal for its response in Gaza. WFP aims to target 1.6 million of those most in need of assistance in Gaza. This will include activities in support of general food assistance (food distrbutions, hot meals programmes), food security (support to bakeries), nutrition, and logistics including support to clear roads, and repair critical infrastructure.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025001280B3HUMCORE DFAT / Irish Aid This core funding contribution will provide core support to the ICRC's global activities under its 2025 appeal, which collectively cover millions of beneficiaries ensuring humanitarian protection and assistance for victims of armed conflict and other situations of violence.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12000000 International Committee of the Red Cross XM-DAC-21-1-2025001281B3HUMCORE DFAT / Irish Aid This grant combines core funding to the IFRC and flexible funding to the IFRC's Disaster Response Emergency Fund (DREF).Core funding will support the IFRC to deliver its humanitarian goals including through the continued development of strong National Societies, effective Federation-wide coordination and successful humanitarian diplomacy, while funding to the DREF supports Societies to save lives and livelihoods by acting before, during and after disaster hits, including via anticipatory action. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3400000 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent XM-DAC-21-1-2025001282B3HUMCORE DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible funding to the Global Climate Resilience Fund, which gathers together all flexible funding to the IFRC Global Climate Resilience Platform enabling National Societies to deliver climate action specifically adaptation support in alignment with National Societies' needs, capacity and national climate action plans. The GCRP aims to support 500m people over 5 years since it's launch in 2022 to bolster resilience and adaptability in the 100 most climate-vulnerable countries. IT focusses on working across early warning & anticipatory action;safety nets & shock- responsive social protection;and Nature Based Solutions, complementing DRR efforts and resilience building efforts of the IFRC DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2500000 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent XM-DAC-21-1-2025001283B3HUMCORE DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution of core funding to UNOCHA for 2025. OCHA's five core functions are; 1) coordination 2) information management 3) advocacy 4) policy and 5) humanitarian financing. OCHA's Strategic Plan envisions a coherent humanitarian response that empowers local actors, is people-centred, context specific, contributes to community resilience and promotes concrete protection outcomes. It should be inclusiveand leave no one behind, be systematic, providing catalytic humanitarian funding that delivers impact, with durable solutions to protracted crises. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5500000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001284B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Funding to Irish NGO Concern to support mental health and psychosocial support with local partner, and to support capacity building and other needs, in Ukraine and also to provide micro humantiarian grants to very small community organisations supporting shelter, WASH and food security.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001285B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible funding supporting ICRC response to the Ukraine crisis and its wider impact, including through provision of emergency relief support, support to detainees, Prisoners of War, protection support, and wider support provided by the ICRC to the IFRC and Ukraine Red Cross Society to support the humanitarian objectives of the ICRC.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4000000 International Committee of the Red Cross XM-DAC-21-1-2025001286B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to the ICRC's activities in the Sahel region, with a particular focus on Burkina Faso, Mali and Chad. The ICRC seeks to protect and assist people suffering from the consequences of armed conflict and communal violence in the Sahel region, as well as vulnerable migrants and refugess, detainees and those affected by adverse climatic conditons. The ICRC's assistance in Sahel targets three main groups: civilians, people deprived of their liberty, and the wounded and sick.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 International Committee of the Red Cross XM-DAC-21-1-2025001287B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to the ICRC's activities in the Sahel region, with a particular focus on Burkina Faso, Mali and Chad. The ICRC seeks to protect and assist people suffering from the consequences of armed conflict and communal violence in the Sahel region, as well as vulnerable migrants and refugess, detainees and those affected by adverse climatic conditons. The ICRC's assistance in Sahel targets three main groups: civilians, people deprived of their liberty, and the wounded and sick.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 International Committee of the Red Cross XM-DAC-21-1-2025001288B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution the ICRC's activities in Syria for 2025. THE ICRC' s intended results for 2025 are: Food consumption to 166,500 people, capcity bulding to 150 people, water and habitat activites 16,675,000 people, health centres supported 47 structures and support 7 physical rehabilitation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 International Committee of the Red Cross XM-DAC-21-1-2025001289B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution the ICRC's activities in Syria for 2025. THE ICRC' s intended results for 2025 are: Food consumption to 166,500 people, capcity bulding to 150 people, water and habitat activites 16,675,000 people, health centres supported 47 structures and support 7 physical rehabilitation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2500000 International Committee of the Red Cross XM-DAC-21-1-2025001290B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary, unearmarked contribution to the ICRC Central-Tracing Agency Burea (CTA-B) oeprated by the ICRC in Geneva to support the work of the ICRC concerning tracing and exchange of information between both parties to the continuing RF and Ukraine conflict.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 International Committee of the Red Cross XM-DAC-21-1-2025001291B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible, unearmarked funding contribution to the IFRC Ukraine Appeal, which supports the Ukraine Red Cross Society and IFRC support in Ukraine. Support includes URCS activities as critical front line responders to disasters, and the URCS work within Ukrainian societies providing psycho-social and other community resilience support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent XM-DAC-21-1-2025001292B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Funding to the Irish Red Cross to support a programme of Mental Health and Psychosocial Support across 8 oblasts of Ukraine co-designed, and co-delivered, with the Ukrainian and the Danish Red Cross Societies.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent XM-DAC-21-1-2025001293B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Funding to Irish NGO Trócaire to provide emergency cash support to front-line communities in partnership with Caritas.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025001294B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Core flexible funding to the UNOCHA CBPF Ukraine Humanitarian Fund, to support it's continuing multi-sectoral humanitarian response in Ukraine in line with objectives set within the 2025 Ukraine Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan across emergency relief items, WASH, shelter and protection.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001295B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to the UNOCHA CAR (Central African Republic) Humanitarian Fund for 2025. The CAR HF supports timely allocations and disbursement of donor resources to the most critical humanitarian needs defined in the HRP. Partners implement a variety of multi-sectoral interventions based on need and targeting the most vulnerable. The country framework focuses on 1) Food Security and Nutrition 2) Displacement 3) Health 4) WASH 5) Gender Equality  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001296B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid An additional voluntary contribution to the UNOCHA CAR (Central African Republic) Humanitarian Fund for 2025. The CAR HF supports timely allocations and disbursement of donor resources to the most critical humanitarian needs defined in the HRP. Partners implement a variety of multi-sectoral interventions based on need and targeting the most vulnerable. The country framework focuses on 1) Food Security and Nutrition 2) Displacement 3) Health 4) WASH 5) Gender Equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001297B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to the UNOCHA DRC (Democratic Republic of the Congo) Humanitarian Fund for 2025. The DRC HF supports the timely allocations and disbursement of donor resources to the most critical humanitarian needs defined in the HRP. Partners implement a variety of multi-sectoral interventions based on need and targeting the most vulnerable. The country framework focuses on 1) Food Security and Nutrition 2) Displacement 3) Health 4) WASH  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001298B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary Contribution to the UNOCHA Nigeria Humanitarian Fund for 2025. The Nigeria HNRP for 2025 aims to provide life-saving assistance, protect the rights of affected people, including safe unhindered access to humanitarian assistance, and empower affected populations, transforming lives so that they no longer are in need of humanitarian assistance. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001299B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to CBPF managed by OCHA supporting Somalia Humanitarian Fund.  The Somalia Humanitarian Fund alligns with the Somalia Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 which targets 4.57 million people in need. There are three strategic objectives:• Strategic Objective 1: Prevent loss of life by reducing the prevalence of hunger and acute malnutrition and mitigating the impact of disease, epidemics, armed conflict, and climate induced disasters on the most vulnerable communities • Strategic Objective 2: Sustain people’s lives by ensuring safe, equitable, inclusive, and dignified access to critical basic services and emergency livelihoods. • Strategic Objective 3: Mitigate critical protection risks arising from exclusion and denial of access to assistance, displacement, and indiscriminate attacks on civilians and civilian objects. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001300B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to CBPF managed by OCHA supporting Sudan Humanitarian Fund. In light of the serious humanitarian needs in the country, an additional voluntary flexible contribution to UNOCHA's Country Based Pooled Fund in Sudan, the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHFS), will support their objectives in line with the Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP) for 2025 to provide safe, timely, principled and gender-responsive assitance to the most vulnerable groups; to improve living and protection conditions for vulnerable displaced persons, host communities and residents; and to provide safe, equitable, dignified and unhindered access to critical basic services. This will include activities to support food security & livelihoods, health, water, sanitation and hygeine, and general protection services. The HNRP will target 20.9 million people in need of assistance.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001301B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to CBPF managed by OCHA supporting South Sudan Humanitarian Fund. The South Sudan Humanitarian Fund mobilises and channels resoures to a range of humanitarian partners in South Sudan who implement a variety of mulit-sectoral interventions on the basis of need and targeting the most vulnerable. Priority targets areas: Food Security and Livelihoods, Health & Nutrition. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001302B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary Contribution to the UNOCHA Regional West and Central Africa Humanitarian Fund for 2025. The RHFWCA supports the timely allocations and disbursement of donor resources to the most critical humanitarian needs defined in the HNRP. Partners implement a variety of multi-sectoral interventions on the basis of need and targeting the most vulnerable. The regional framework focuses on 1) Food Security and Nutrition 2) Displacement and 3) Climate Change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001303B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Support to UNOCHA for Venezuela Humanitarian Fund. Main priorities are to ensure access to essentail services such as health, food, nutriton, education while also strengthening protection and reinforce local capacities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001304B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Funding to the Lebanon Humanitarian Fund for 2025. The Lebanon Humanitarian Fund has projects with particular focuses on gender, nutrition and inclusion of persons of disability. Under the LRP partners including the LHF will advance four strategic objectives: 1. Provide immediate humanitarian assistance to vulnerable populations to ensure critical needs are met. 2. Ensure protection of the vulnerable populations. 3. Support service provision through national systems including national rapid response capacity. 4. Reinforce Lebanon's economic, social and environmetal stability. Similarly, the 3RP follows 4 strategic directions in its work: 1. Protecting People 2. Pursuing Durable Solutions 3. Contributing to Dignified Lives 4. Enhancing Local and National Capacities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2500000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001305B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Support to the Syria Cross Border Humanitarian Fund managed by UN OCHA.The Syria Cross Border Humanitarian Fund has projects with particular focuses on gender, nutrition and inclusion of persons of disability. There are 3 strategic objectives of the Humanitarian Response Priorities for 2025 are: Save Lives: Provide life-saving assitance to the most vulnerable crisis affected women, girls, boys and men through life-saving multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance, in particular in areas with a high severiy of needs. Enhance protection: Enhance the prevention and mitigation of protection risks and respond to protection needs through supporting international lawand through quality, principled assistance and advocacy. Increas resilience and access to services: Increas the resilience of affected communities by improving access to livelihood opportunites and basic services, especially among the most vulnerable households and communities in areas with a high severity of needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001306B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Support to the Syria Cross Border Humanitarian Fund managed by UN OCHA.The Syria Cross Border Humanitarian Fund has projects with particular focuses on gender, nutrition and inclusion of persons of disability. There are 3 strategic objectives of the Humanitarian Response Priorities for 2025 are: Save Lives: Provide life-saving assitance to the most vulnerable crisis affected women, girls, boys and men through life-saving multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance, in particular in areas with a high severiy of needs. Enhance protection: Enhance the prevention and mitigation of protection risks and respond to protection needs through supporting international lawand through quality, principled assistance and advocacy. Increas resilience and access to services: Increas the resilience of affected communities by improving access to livelihood opportunites and basic services, especially among the most vulnerable households and communities in areas with a high severity of needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001307B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Funding to the Yemen Humanitarian Fund for 2025. The Yemen Humanitarian Funds has various projects which focus on gender equality, nutrition and inclusion of persons with disabilities. In May 2025 an addendum was made to HNRP, it has 3 main objectives. 1: decrease crisis-related morbidity and mortality through targeted life-saving assistance, ensuring safety, equity and inclusivity. 2: improve and maintain non-discriminatory access to basic services. 3: improve the protection and dignity of the most vulnerable crisis-affected population, by ensuring timely, principled, and non-discriminatory humanitarian assistance and solutions by promoting international norms and standards. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2500000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001308B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Funding to the Yemen Humanitarian Fund for 2025. The Yemen Humanitarian Funds has various projects which focus on gender equality, nutrition and inclusion of persons with disabilities. In May 2025 an addendum was made to HNRP, it has 3 main objectives. 1: decrease crisis-related morbidity and mortality through targeted life-saving assistance, ensuring safety, equity and inclusivity. 2: improve and maintain non-discriminatory access to basic services. 3: improve the protection and dignity of the most vulnerable crisis-affected population, by ensuring timely, principled, and non-discriminatory humanitarian assistance and solutions by promoting international norms and standards. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3500000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001309B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible funding to the Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund for 2025 to support deliery of the results set out in the Afghanistan 2025 HNRP including: providing food aid, safe drinking water, healthcare, and education; and addressing acute water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001310B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible funding contribution to the UNOCHA CBPF Myanmar Humanitarian Fund supporing the priorities of the 2025 Myanmar Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan including  provision of food security, protection, health, WASH, shelter, education and nutrition. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001311B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Support to UNOCHA for Haiti envelope of the LAC regional Humanitarian Fund. Focus on life saving protection needs in context of violence, displacement and food insecurity DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001312B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Support to UNOCHA for Haiti envelope of the LAC regional Humanitarian Fund. Focus on life saving protection needs in context of violence, displacement and food insecurity DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001313B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible funding to UNHCR to support Ukraine crisis response split across two pillars: (1) crisis response in Ukraine specifically (€3 million; and (2) crisis repsonse amongst refugee-hosting neighbouring states (€2 million). Support includes shelter, protection and re-integration support.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000000 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025001314B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Irish Aid to UNHCR Regional Refugee Response Plan DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025001315B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Support to UNHCR for the Regional refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela. It is the main coordinated framework for addressing protection, humanitarian and socio economic integration needs of Venezuelans across Latin America and the Caribbean. Focus on improving access to health, education, water, shelter and basic social services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025001316B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to UNHCR's activities in Jordan for 2025. Under UNHCR's Multi-year strategy for Jordan 2025-2025, results are measure across 4 top line impact areas: 1)Attaining Favorable Protection Environments, 2) Realising Basic Rights in Safe Environments, 3) Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality and 4) Securing Solutions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025001317B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to UNHCR's activities in Jordan for 2025. Under UNHCR's Multi-year strategy for Jordan 2025-2025, results are measure across 4 top line impact areas: 1)Attaining Favorable Protection Environments, 2) Realising Basic Rights in Safe Environments, 3) Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality and 4) Securing Solutions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025001318B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary flexible contribution to UNHCR Lebanon to support their strategic focus to preserve a dignified protection space for refugees and displaced persons in Lebanon. UNHCR’s programme will focus on preserving the protection space, ensuring dignified stay, enhancing social cohesion and enabling protection-driven solutions, including improving access to resettlement and/or complementary pathways to third countries and upholding the right to voluntary return in safety and dignity. This will include the provision to support protection needs including child protection and for gender-based violence responses, and support for basic needs including provision of core-relief items and for health, shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene-related activities. In 2025, over 700,000 refugees are registered for UNHCR, the majority of which are Syrians. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025001319B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Funding to UNHCR Afghanistan Regional Refugee Response Plan for 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025001320B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible funding for UNHCR 2025 activities under the UNHCR/Government of Bangladesh 2024-2025 Joint Response Plan (JRP) for the Rohingya Refugee Crisis inclduing in: protection; service delivery including health and nutrition; and emergency preparedness and disaster recovery.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025001321B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible, unearmarked funding contribution to UNICEF to support the UNICEF Ukraine Humanitarian Thematic Fund and the Beter Care programming which focusses on improving and implementing child care reform in Ukraine.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001322B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Supporting UNICEF Kenya for delivery of Integrated high impact drought response interventions to enhance the health,dignity and wellbeing of drought-affected populations in the arid and semi-arid lands of Kenya  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001323B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to UNICEF's activites in Jordan for 2025. The 2025 had multiple targets including health, nutrition, WASH, education, and child protection, GBViE and PSEA. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001324B3HUMCRISAPP DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible funding to the UNFPA Ukraine crisis regional response which provides GBV, SRH and women's economic empowerment assistance and services in Ukraine and amongst refugee-hosting communitites in Moldova, Belarus, Poland, Romania and Slovakia  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 United Nations Population Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001325B3HUMGEN DFAT / Irish Aid Irish Aid-IRC Strategic Partnership “POWER” Partnership and Ownership for Women’s Empowerment and Resilience to effectively address GBV in humanitarian settings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 421321 International Rescue Committee XM-DAC-21-1-2025001326B3HUMGEN DFAT / Irish Aid Irish Aid-IRC Strategic Partnership “POWER” Partnership and Ownership for Women’s Empowerment and Resilience to effectively address GBV in humanitarian settings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 421321 International Rescue Committee XM-DAC-21-1-2025001327B3HUMGEN DFAT / Irish Aid Irish Aid-IRC Strategic Partnership “POWER” Partnership and Ownership for Women’s Empowerment and Resilience to effectively address GBV in humanitarian settings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 421321 International Rescue Committee XM-DAC-21-1-2025001328B3HUMGEN DFAT / Irish Aid Irish Aid-IRC Strategic Partnership “POWER” Partnership and Ownership for Women’s Empowerment and Resilience to effectively address GBV in humanitarian settings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 421321 International Rescue Committee XM-DAC-21-1-2025001329B3HUMGEN DFAT / Irish Aid Irish Aid-IRC Strategic Partnership “POWER” Partnership and Ownership for Women’s Empowerment and Resilience to effectively address GBV in humanitarian settings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 421321 International Rescue Committee XM-DAC-21-1-2025001330B3HUMGEN DFAT / Irish Aid Irish Aid-IRC Strategic Partnership “POWER” Partnership and Ownership for Women’s Empowerment and Resilience to effectively address GBV in humanitarian settings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 421321 International Rescue Committee XM-DAC-21-1-2025001331B3HUMGEN DFAT / Irish Aid Irish Aid-IRC Strategic Partnership “POWER” Partnership and Ownership for Women’s Empowerment and Resilience to effectively address GBV in humanitarian settings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 972074 International Rescue Committee XM-DAC-21-1-2025001332B3HUMMINE DFAT / Irish Aid 3 year multi annual partnership with HALO Trust for mine action programmes in Zimbabwe to include the removal of mines and provision of mine risk education DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 560000 Halo Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001333B3HUMMINE DFAT / Irish Aid 3 year multi annual partnership with HALO Trust for mine action programmes in South Sudan to include the removal of mines and provision of mine risk education DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Halo Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001334B3HUMMINE DFAT / Irish Aid 3 year multi annual partnership with HALO Trust for mine action programmes in Colombia to include the removal of mines and provision of mine risk education DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Halo Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001335B3HUMMINE DFAT / Irish Aid 3 year multi annual partnership with HALO Trust for mine action programmes in Syria to include the removal of mines and provision of mine risk education DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 425000 Halo Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001336B3HUMMINE DFAT / Irish Aid HALO Trust project to improve HALO and MAG’s organisational approach to linking mine action to development, and make recommendations to the broader sector DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 130000 Halo Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001337B3HUMMINE DFAT / Irish Aid 3 year multi annual partnership with HALO Trust for mine action programmes in Horn of Africa to include the removal of mines and provision of mine risk education DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 735000 Halo Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001338B3HUMNGO DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to Start Network for two funds: the Start Fund and the Start Ready. The Start Fund supports early action to reduce humanitarian need in sudden onset crises and spikes in existing crises. Start Fund focus on 1) Reducing Hunger 2) Reducing Poverty 3) Gender Equality. Start Ready supports Anticipatory Action for reoccurring predictable climate event and focuses on 4) Climate Action 5) Disaster Risk Reduction  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2900000 Start Network XM-DAC-21-1-2025001339B3HUMNGO DFAT / Irish Aid An additional voluntary contribution to Start Network for the Start Ready Climate fund. Start Ready supports Anticipatory Action (AA) for reoccurring predictable climate events. Start Ready focuses on 1) Climate Action 2) Disaster Risk Reduction  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Start Network XM-DAC-21-1-2025001340B3HUMPRACT DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution towards the CHS (Core Humanitarian Standards) Alliance activities for 2025.The CHS Alliance main areas of focus are; 1) Aid and Policy 2) Conflict 3) Environment and Disasters 4) Migration 5) Politics and Economics 6) Human Rights 7) Food 8) Health 9) Solutions and Innovations. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 CHS Alliance XM-DAC-21-1-2025001341B3HUMPRACT DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3304.53 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001342B3HUMPRACT DFAT / Irish Aid Irish Aid to ICVA for 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75000 International Council Of Voluntary Agencies XM-DAC-21-1-2025001343B3HUMPRACT DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution towards ALNAP's activites for 2025. ALNAP is a network of NGOs, donors, academics, and constultants, hosted by ODI, which aims to tackle inequitable access to humanitarian learning and knowledge sharing, the inability to utilise existing learning to affect change, and to fill crucial gaps in sector-wide evidence and analysis needed to support more informed and effectove humanitarian policy and practice. ALNAP has a vision of the humanitarian system that can deliver protection and principled assistance to the most vulnerable crisis-affected people. ALNAP leads a systematic process of continous learning through evidence-based research and sharing of lessons across the ALNAP network. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Overseas Development Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025001344B3HUMPRACT DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution towards The New Humanitarian's activities for 2025. The New Humanitarian is an online newspaper focused on aid and policy, conflict, environment and disasters, migration, politics and economics, human rights, food, health, and solutions and innovations.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 The New Humanitarian XM-DAC-21-1-2025001345B3HUMPRACT DFAT / Irish Aid Flexible core funding to the Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) to support the development of a database tracking incidents with possible IHL implications including incidents concerning humantiarian personnel and other civilians. The database is scheduled to pilot in 2028. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law XM-DAC-21-1-2025001346B3HUMPRACT DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to ProCap for 2025. ProCap deploys senior protection advisors from a roster to ensure the specific needs of vulnerable persons are considered in humanitarian action. Through this funding, ProCap will deploy 3 Senior Protection Advisors to 3 humanitarian responses, will support capacity building activites in Sudan and explore alternative support modalities for the response in oPt. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 165000 United Nations Office of Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001347B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 215855.24999999997 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001348B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49261.95 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001349B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1834 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001350B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 74474.14 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001351B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41675.689999999995 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001352B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10496.69 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001353B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 64373.90000000001 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001354B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 57453.3 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001355B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 119662.23 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001356B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 266082.41 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001357B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 85246.41 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001358B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 218099.49000000002 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001359B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20011.96 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001360B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 188872.76 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001361B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30278 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001362B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 53694.46 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001363B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40800 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001364B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 61044 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001365B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 142.34 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001366B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22300.76 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001367B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30625 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001368B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 53233.97 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001369B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4123 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001370B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Rapid Response Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 114258.29000000001 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001371B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Top up of Ireland's stocks account with UNHRD for stockpiling operations. This enables Ireland to deploy essential non-food items such as shelter and hygiene materials in the early stages of sudden onset crises through UN and NGO partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025001372B3HUMRRI DFAT / Irish Aid Core Funding to UNHRD to support operational costs of running and maintaining five hubs across the world. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025001373B3SIDS DFAT / Irish Aid Support Global Green Growth Institute with Scaling Up Resilient, Green, Affordable Housing - 2024 to 2026 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Global Green Growth Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025001374B3SIDS DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16139.500000000002 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001375B3SIDS DFAT / Irish Aid Supporting NZ MFA with Pacific Low Emissions Climate Development DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Ministry Of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand XM-DAC-21-1-2025001376B3SIDS DFAT / Irish Aid Support to the Pacific Resilience Facility - Climate & Disaster Resilience Financing Vehicle 2025-2028 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat XM-DAC-21-1-2025001377B3SIDS DFAT / Irish Aid Support to Palau as Chair of the Alliance of Small Island States for 2025/26 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 146455.77 Permanent Mission Of Palau To The United Nations XM-DAC-21-1-2025001379B3SIDS DFAT / Irish Aid Support UNDESA to facilitate participation by SIDS’ representatives at the 2025 UN Ocean Conference in France, June 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001380B3SIDS DFAT / Irish Aid Support UNDESA to host a SIDS Civil Society Forum on the The Antigua and Barbuda Agenda for SIDS (ABAS) – a Renewed Declaration for Resilient Prosperity - ‘Realising the Vision of ABAS' in May 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001381B4AFRICA DFAT / Irish Aid The Tana Forum convenes policy decision-makers, intellectuals, and stakeholders from the continent, as well as regional and global organizations for a dialogue on relevant Peace and Security issues. It is an independent and informal gathering of African decision-makers, leaders of thought, stakeholder groups and their larger constituencies for an open discussion on the pressing peace and security issues and challenges facing the continent. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 AAU Institute for Peace and Security Studies XM-DAC-21-1-2025001382B4AFRICA DFAT / Irish Aid The Africa Food Systems Forum in Senegal, implemented by the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa aims to support efforts to give a platform to the young African innovators that are driving the food systems transformation on the continen. The objectives of the grant are to support the succesful undertaking of the 2025 Africa Food Systems Forum which takes place in Dakar, Senegal in September 2025. The grant is core support to the AFSF. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001383B4AFRICA DFAT / Irish Aid The grant will support the deployment of a Waste-to-Energy Project Manager to oversee the implementation of the expansion of the waste to energy operations, provide key strategic direction and political engagement, develop an improved marketing strategy and assess the potential environmental impact and opportunities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025001384B4AFRICA DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 42887.920000000006 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001385B4DISINC DFAT / Irish Aid This grant to the Global Disability Fund supports developing countries to implement commitments related to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 UN-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025001386B4ESSEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 647.6 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001387B4ESSEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The review will generate deep insights into Global Partnership for Education’s allocation of resources; use of resources; and outcomes/results achieved, across its various grants and financing windows/modalities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 97500 Norad The Norwegian Agency For Development Cooperation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001388B4ESSEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The Irish Network for Education Worldwide (INEW) is a voluntary network of civil society actors, NGOs, trade unions, education providers, faith-based and missionary organisations, professional associations, academics and individuals committed to promoting Sustainable Development Goal 4 - ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 80000 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001389B4ESSEDU DFAT / Irish Aid 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. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12000000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001390B4ESSEDU DFAT / Irish Aid The GEM Report is mandated to monitor and report on progress on education in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and on the implementation of national and international strategies, as part of the overall SDG follow-up and review process. Its mission is to synthesise, analyse and clearly present the best available data, evidence and research to explain progress and differences in education, and to make recommendations that stimulate reflection and dialogue and thereby improve policymaking. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001391B4ESSEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Education Cannot Wait (ECW) supports the urgent education needs of children and youth caught up in emergencies and protracted crises like war, forced displacement, natural disasters and pandemics. ECW responds to immediate and urgent education needs at the onset of a crisis. ECW also provides longer-term support in protracted crises through multi-year resilience programmes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6000000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001392B4ESSEDU DFAT / Irish Aid Education Cannot Wait (ECW) supports the urgent education needs of children and youth, with a focu on girls, caught up in emergencies and protracted crises like war, forced displacement, natural disasters and pandemics. ECW responds to immediate and urgent education needs at the onset of a crisis. ECW also provides longer-term support in protracted crises through multi-year resilience programmes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001393B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Aidspan is a watchdog organisation that’s mission is to highlight, analyse and influence the transparency and effectiveness of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria at the global and country level. AIDSPAN provides information, analysis and advice; facilitating critical debate; and promoting greater transparency, accountability, effectiveness and impact. Aidspan’s work focuses on promoting value for money and increasing transparency and accountability within the Fund and at country level. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Aidspan XM-DAC-21-1-2025001394B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary core funding to support Frontline AIDS’ work on HIV prevention, advocacy for human rights, gender equality and access to health and justice, and strengthening and sustaining community health systems, in support of the organisation’s goals that there are no new HIV infections amongst the most marginalised and that marginalised people living with HIV do not die of AIDS-related illnesses. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Frontline AIDS XM-DAC-21-1-2025001395B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Support for the HSE-led initiative to build Quality Improvement capacities within the Ministries of Health of Ethiopia, Mozambique, Tanzania and Sudan. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Hse Finance Shared Services XM-DAC-21-1-2025001396B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Support for the International Planned Parenthood Federation to enhance the enabling environment and meet unmet need for sexual and reproductive health care through quality service provision. This include the provision of family planning services and ante-natal care for pregnant women and adolescent girls in humanitarian settings including Sudan and Gaza. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1300000 International Planned Parenthood Federation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001397B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid IGHN 2023-2028 STRATEGY & ESTHER PARTNERSHIP DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Irish Global Health Network and ESTHER Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001398B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Consultancy Fees & Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 51967.5 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001399B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Financial support for the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in collaboration with the College of Surgeons of East, Central and Southern Africa, to increase the number of skilled and qualified surgeons, anaesthetists, and nurses in 14 countries in Africa. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 490000 Royal College Of Surgeons In Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001400B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary core funding to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, as part of a multiannual (2021-2025) pledge of €18million to support the vaccination of hundreds of millions of children against diseases like measles, polio and pneumonia. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4000000 GAVI Alliance XM-DAC-21-1-2025001401B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary core funding to the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria as part of the multiannual 2023 - 2025 pledge of €65 million, pledged in Oct 2022 at the seventh replenishment of the Global Fund. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22500000 The Global Fund to Fight Aids T.B. and Malaria XM-DAC-21-1-2025001402B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary core funding to Population Council’s Center for Biomedical Research, which is working to expand the HIV prevention toolkit by complementing existing methods with safe and effective multi-purpose HIV prevention technologies, e.g. the Dapivirine Vaginal Ring for HIV Prevention, one of the few women-controlled HIV prevention tools. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 The Population Council, Inc. XM-DAC-21-1-2025001403B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Support for UNESCO to build capacities for good quality, age appropriate and evidence based comprehensive sexuality education in Sub-Saharan Africa, as a proven means to reduce early and unintended pregnancy, harmful practices including Female Genital Mutilation and sexual and gender based violence, and HIV transmission. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001404B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Support UCD’s One Health Centre collaboration with selected universities in Ukraine enhance and integrate One Health-related educational materials into Ukrainian Veterinary School curricula. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 28200 University College Dublin XM-DAC-21-1-2025001405B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Funding for the World Health Organisation to maintain life-saving and life-sustaining essential health services including the procurement and delivery of essential medicines and supplies; medical evacuation for patients; care and treatment for individuals with severe acute malnutrition; disease surveillance and infection prevention and control (IPC) including the provision of water and sanitation services in health facilities (to reduce infection risks and prevent the emergence and spread of antimicrobial resistance). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 World Health Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001406B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary, unearmarked contribution to the World Health Organisation's General Programme of Work DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 World Health Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001407B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Support for the World Health Organisation to work with Health Ministries in 10 countries in Africa to strengthen health systems for prevent, detection and treatment of severe malnutrition (wasting) in children, and improve maternal nutrition, in alignment with the UN’s Global Action Plan on Wasting. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 World Health Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001408B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to the World Health Organisation's Contingency Fund for Emergencies to support rapid response at national level to the onset of infectious disease outbreaks, or major public crises DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 World Health Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001409B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary contribution to the World Health Organisation to build climate-resilient health systems and ensure lower carbon health systems - and societies - are contributing to health and wellbeing DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 World Health Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001410B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Support for the World Health Organisation to respond to, and contain the 2025 Ebola virus disease outbreak in Uganda DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 World Health Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001411B4ESSHEA DFAT / Irish Aid Support for the World Health Organisation to work with Health Ministries in 10 countries in Africa to strengthen health systems for prevent, detection and treatment of severe malnutrition (wasting) in children, and improve maternal nutrition, in alignment with the UN’s Global Action Plan on Wasting and Ireland’s Child Wasting Initiative DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 World Health Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001412B4ESSSOCIAL DFAT / Irish Aid This grant supports the Institute of Development Studies in Sussex University to conduct and disseminate research on the impact of social protection in conflict settings and on links with other development cooperation priorities including food systems. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Institute Of Development Studies XM-DAC-21-1-2025001413B4ESSSOCIAL DFAT / Irish Aid Global Flagship Programme -‘Accelerating the Achievements of Universal Social Protection and leave no one behind.’ DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 International Labour Organization XM-DAC-21-1-2025001414B4ESSSOCIAL DFAT / Irish Aid RSR-ADSP CLOSING THE GAP TOWARDS UNIVERSAL SOCIAL PROTECTION MDTF DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001415B4ESSSOCIAL DFAT / Irish Aid UNDPT MPTF SOCIAL PROTECTION GLOBAL ACCELERATOR DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600000 UN-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025001416B4ESSSOCIAL DFAT / Irish Aid Provide social protection payments to mothers in communities in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Madagascar, as part of a broader set of interventions to address acute malnutrition (wasting) in children. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001417B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 868 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001418B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30.84 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001419B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 378.97 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001420B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 552.23 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001421B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 82.12 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001422B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 872.06 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001423B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 531.5699999999999 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001424B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 179.58 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001425B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 249.15 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001426B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 101.9 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001427B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001428B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 408.71 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001429B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7203.14 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001430B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 260.40999999999997 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001431B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 121.6 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001432B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 176726 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001433B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2912.31 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001434B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 207508.22 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001435B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 800 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001436B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 42580 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001437B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14393 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001438B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1010.5200000000001 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001439B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8432.33 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001440B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 946572.7000000001 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001441B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6161.400000000002 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001442B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7933184.88 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001443B4FELLOW DFAT / Irish Aid Fellowships Fees & Costs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1264.0099999999998 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001444B4GEN DFAT / Irish Aid This grant to the Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action (GAGGA) aims to support the core goals and activities of GAGGA, at the nexus of climate action and gender equality. The action addresses the interconnection between the two policy-priority themes of gender and climate, as well as the policy commitment to channel more resources to women-led, grassroots actors. GAGGA secures women’s rights to water, food security, and a clean, healthy environment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Fondo Centroamericano De Mujeres Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001445B4GEN DFAT / Irish Aid Funding to Urgent Action Fund Latin America and the Caribbean (UAF LAC) and Urgent Action Fund Africa (UAF Africa), with UAF LAC acting as the ‘Donor Partnership Lead’. It aims to directly benefit hundreds of women, trans, and non-binary Human Rights Defenders (HRDs), Women’s Rights Organisations (WROs), and LBTQI+ groups in ODA-eligible countries in the Latin America and Caribbean regions, and the Africa region.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Fondo De Accion Urgente De America Latina XM-DAC-21-1-2025001446B4GEN DFAT / Irish Aid Annual membership payment to the Irish Consortium on Gender-Based Violence (ICGBV) on behalf of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and the Department of Defence. The contribution supports the ICGBV implement its 2025-2026 work plan, aimed at increasing knowledge and understanding of violence against women and girls. Key objectives during this period include: (i) continuing to support country collaborations in Malawi and Sierra Leone, and with respective Malawian and Sierra Leonean consortia on gender-based violence, (ii) support Ireland’s candidature for the UN Human Rights Council (2027-2029), (iv) organise events and campaigns, including to mark the ICGBV’s 20th anniversary and the 16 Days of Activism.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025001447B4GEN DFAT / Irish Aid This contribution provides core-funding to the Ifrah Foundation. It aims to support the Foundation’s mission to eliminate Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in Somalia by forging effective partnerships between relevant government ministries, NGOs, international and local campaigners, and communities, all of whom share the common goal of prioritising the abandonment of FGM within a generation.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40000 Ifrah Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001448B4GEN DFAT / Irish Aid This contribution to the Inter-Parliamentary Union’s (IPU) aims to support IPU’s ‘Promoting Inclusive and Representative Parliaments’ programme. The programme seeks to enhance gender representation through research and data-collection activity on women and youth representation, and participation in parliaments, as well as monitoring developments and emerging trends, identifying good practices and disseminating knowledge products. The programme further aims to enhance women’s access to parliament through support for national gender-sensitive self-assessments and the work of women caucuses and initiatives to address the rollback of women’s reproductive rights and violence against women in parliament. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Inter-Parliamentary Union XM-DAC-21-1-2025001449B4GEN DFAT / Irish Aid Consultancy Fees & Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8876.75 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001450B4GEN DFAT / Irish Aid This grant to We Are Purposeful aims to support the implementation of the ‘With and For Girls Fund’. The Fund supports girl-led feminist leader and activist groups participating in multilateral processes, including Generation Equality, to engage in advocacy on issues of their choice. The target group are adolescent girls and young women, across diverse geographic representation, whose movements and activism contribute to the Generation Equality process and its continuation, and who face a significant resourcing gap in funding to support their advocacy and initiatives. The Fund mechanism ensures that a portion of funds are guaranteed to reach adolescent girls’ groups, groups led by Indigenous girls, young people, and young people living with disabilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Purposeful XM-DAC-21-1-2025001451B4GEN DFAT / Irish Aid This contribution to Raising Voices aims to support the implementation of Raising Voices’ 2023-27 strategic plan, and Raising Voices’ work on developing evidence-based methodologies and best practice for prevention of gender-based violence and violence against women and children across the pillars of (i) Practice (ii) Learning and (iii) Influencing. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Raising Voices XM-DAC-21-1-2025001452B4GOVHR DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary core funding channelled through the African Tax Administration Forum Pooled Fund to support national tax administrations across the continent of Africa. It’s ambition is:  “to build efficient and effective tax administrations in Africa to become the leader on African tax matters, enhance economic development and improve the living standards of the people of Africa”. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 African Tax Administration Forum XM-DAC-21-1-2025001453B4GOVHR DFAT / Irish Aid Core funding for IDI Strategic Plan 2024-2029 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Intosai Development Initiative XM-DAC-21-1-2025001454B4GOVHR DFAT / Irish Aid The 2025 voluntary core funding grant to Irish Rule of Law International funds important Human Resources at HQ-level. Support to Headquarters will allow for leadership and administrative functions for the implementation of IRLI’s ongoing rule of law and access to justice projects in Malawi, Tanzania, South Africa and Zambia. Core funding also supports the Ireland based programmatic activities including the facilitation of visits by high level delegations as well as annual reporting and donor engagement DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Irish Rule of Law International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001455B4GOVHR DFAT / Irish Aid Following a visit by the AEPI Board to the East African Legislative Assembly in March 2025, and the signing of an MoU, the two bodies agreed to revitalise a series of seminars (commonly refered to as the Nanyuki Seminars) that touch on key issues and pressing political needs in the region. The first of these is planned for December 2025 under the title ‘Safeguarding Democracy and Electoral Integrity in the East African Community: Parliamentary Responses to Emerging Challenges’. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Stichting Aepi-Europe XM-DAC-21-1-2025001456B4GOVHR DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Tax Program Multi-Donor Trust Fund is the main vehicle in the World Bank’s support to Domestic Resource Mobilization (DRM) in developing countries. Supporting the programme is an active contribution to the achievement of the outcomes in The Seville Commitment (Compromiso de Sevilla) emanating from the fourth conference on Financing for Development (FfD4) which identifies how mobilizing additional domestic public resources and ensuring their effective and efficient use for sustainable development impact requires decisive national action to strengthen fiscal systems, promote their progressivity, build long-term financial resilience, and align them with sustainable development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001457B4GOVHR DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary core funding to the Transparency International Secretariat in support of Holding Power to Account – A Global Strategy Against Corruption 2021-2030 which aims to implement TI’s overarching vision: a world in which government, politics, business, civil society and the daily lives of people are free of corruption.  The achievement of this long-term strategy is complemented by the TI-S Strategic Plan 2023-2026 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 350000 Transparency International XM-DAC-21-1-2025001458B4IECAGR DFAT / Irish Aid The Africa Food Systems Forum in Senegal, implemented by the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa aims to support efforts to give a platform to the young African innovators that are driving the food systems transformation on the continen. The objectives of the grant are to support the succesful undertaking of the 2025 Africa Food Systems Forum which takes place in Dakar, Senegal in September 2025. The grant is core support to the AFSF. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025001459B4IECAGR DFAT / Irish Aid The Consultative Group for Global Agricultural Research (CGIAR) is a global research partnership devoted to addressing the interconnected food, land, water and climate crises. Combining 14 research centres with a global reach, CGIAR engages in developing countries with governments, development partners and national research institutes to respond to the demand for scientific innovations for food, land and water systems. CGIAR also supports governments and partners to translate research into action, delivering real benefits to farmers and other food system actors. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6000000 CGIAR Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001460B4IECAGR DFAT / Irish Aid Consultancy Fees & Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 24296.96 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001461B4IECAGR DFAT / Irish Aid Global Donor Platform for Rural Development is a network of 40 bilateral and multilateral donors, international financial institutions, intergovernmental organizations, foundations, and development agencies. It brings together donors that believe the best way to tackle poverty and hunger is to develop agriculture, reshape food systems, and invest in rural communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 International Fund for Agricultural Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001462B4IECAGR DFAT / Irish Aid The project "Women's Financial and Economic Empowerment for Gender-Transformative Rural Development" is implemented by the Irish League of Credit Unions Foundation (ILCUF) in Ethiopia, Rwanda and Tanzania. The project works to increase women smallholder farmers' access to finance through rural savings and credit cooperatives (RuSACCOs), by strengthening the governance and capacity of RuSACCOs and their national, regional, and district-level regulatory bodies, providing financial literacy training to credit union members, and supporting the development of gender-inclusive policies and financial products targeted to meet the needs of women farmers. The project is linked to IFAD's flagship rural development programmes in the three countries, with a particular focus on the dairy sector in Rwanda and Tanzania. By supporting women's economic empowerment in the agricultural sector in these three countries, the project will contribute to improved household food and nutrition security, increased gender equality, and increased climate resilience in vulnerable rural communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 International Fund for Agricultural Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001463B4IECAGR DFAT / Irish Aid The Donor Committee on Enterprise Development (DCED) is a forum for learning about the most effective ways to support sustainable development in the Global South through Private Sector Development (PSD). The Committee convenes donors, international organisations and development partners in peer-to-peer learning events and through thematic working groups within PSD. It also produces guidance papers and commissions research and evidence on PSD activities. DCED supports the BEAM Exchange – a platform for knowledge exchange and a resource hub for building effective and accessible markets in developing countries. One of DCED initiatives is their promotion of their Green Growth Working Group covering both the integration of environmental sustainability and climete change mitagation and adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38428.69 International Finance Corporation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001464B4IECAGR DFAT / Irish Aid The International Land Coalition is a global, member-based network of civil society and intergovernmental organisations representing women, youth, farmers, indigenous peoples, pastoralists, and local communities on land rights issues. The 300 members directly represent 56,000 communities and over 71 million people globally. The key thematic focus of the ILC is: addressing the climate and environmental crises; strengthening sustainable and resilient food systems; building peaceful and democratic societies; and overcoming extreme inequality through equitable and just approaches to land governance, access and use. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 International Land Coalition XM-DAC-21-1-2025001465B4IECAGR DFAT / Irish Aid With this grant from the Africa Agri-food Development Programme (AADP), Sanergy Ltd intend to conduct a feasibility study in Nairobi, Kenya to establish the viability and optimimum process parameters for using local agricultural waste products (from fruit and coffee value chains) sourced from over 10,000 smallholder farmers, to produce biochar as an alternative to chemical fertilisers. The aim of the project is to create a commercially viable soil health product, affordable in local markets, that increases climate resilience by improving soil nutrient content and water retention, while providing supplementary income streams to smallholder farmers and SMEs in the agricultural processing sector. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 99058 Sanergy Limited XM-DAC-21-1-2025001466B4IECAGR DFAT / Irish Aid ANDE is a global network of organizations and practitioners that seek to encourage and support Small and Growing Businesses (SGBs) in emerging markets. The purpose of this funding to support the East and Southern African chapters of the ANDE Network. ANDE believe that small and growing businesses shifting to a green economy not only a necessity but also a growth opportunity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10367.17 The Aspen Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025001467B4IECAGR DFAT / Irish Aid Under this Africa Agri-food Development Programme (AADP) grant, The Cowboy Ventures will conduct a feasibility study that will engage local smallholder farmers to analyse the food systems value addition potential in cassava crops. Investigate the technological and quality requirements to add the production of Cassava (Tapioca) Flour and Industrial Starch to their current production facilities that processes Gari Flour. In addition, the study will assess both domestic and international market potential. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22358 The Cowboys Ventures XM-DAC-21-1-2025001468B4IECAGR DFAT / Irish Aid The Joint SDG Fund is a central part of the reform of the UN development system (UNDS), providing Resident Coordinators and UN Country Teams with the means to support programme countries with integrated, interdisciplinary and catalytic policy support aimed at accelerating progress towards the SDGs. Created in 2017, coinciding with the early stage of the reform process of the UNDS, the Fund focuses on a nationally-led bottom-up approach aimed at leaving no one behind. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1400000 UN-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025001469B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid To support the work of Adelphi’s Climate Diplomacy and Security Programme, in particular as it relates to the Weathering Risk initiative DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60000 Adelphi Global Gemeinnützige Gmbh XM-DAC-21-1-2025001470B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid The Amazon Fund is a REDD+ mechanism managed by BNDES to support efforts to prevent, monitor and combat deforestation, as well as to promote preservation and sustainable development in the Brazilian Amazon. The Amazon Fund’s assets come from donations and net returns from financial investments, which are then invested by BNDES into projects in the Brazilian Amazon. The Amazon Rainforest is of vital importance to the planet, both in terms of climate and biodiversity. It is home to millions of species of flora and fauna (many of which are unique to the region) and acts as one of the largest carbon sinks, critical in mitigating the effects of the climate crisis. The Amazon is also home to over a million Indigenous Peoples, comprised of hundreds of different ethnic groups, and is of indispensable cultural and economic importance to these communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000000 Banco Nacional De Desenvolvimento Econômico E Sociais XM-DAC-21-1-2025001471B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid The Blue Action Fund (BAF) aims to support the establishment and management of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in developing countries. Its Grant Programme is on track to establish or enhance over 380,000km2 of MPAs and benefit more than 520,000 people. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 Blue Action Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001472B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid FoodCloud, working in partnership with FoodBanking Kenya, will scale the use of Foodiverse to rescue and redistribute the equivalent of 7.82 million meals  to 105 beneficiary agencies across 11 regions in Kenya by August 2026 which will result in saving over 1,760 tonnes of CO2-eq emissions from going to waste. Furthermore, this funding supports research, planning and the commencement of pilots in two additional African countries in collaboration with the Global Foodbanking Network. The project will result in a) the scaling up of a model for technology-led food distribution in Africa based on a locally-appropriate adaptation of FoodCloud’s existing model; b) the generation of evidence and impact data to support further expansion of the model into two additional African countries; c) increased food redistribution in Kenya, resulting in a reduction of GHG emissions and an increase in access to food for individuals in need; d) insights into the sustainability of FoodCloud’s commercial social enterprise model in Africa and assessment of opportunities for self-sustaining funding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 440000 FoodCloud XM-DAC-21-1-2025001473B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid The GEF’s latest policy and programming strategy focuses on serving the three Rio Conventions, and Agenda 2030 where possible. The LDCF aims to achieve the over-arching aims of the GEF, with a renewed focus on implementation of the Paris Agreement adaptation objectives in-country. This includes the goal of ‘enhancing adaptive capacity, strengthening resilience and reducing vulnerability to climate change, with a view to contributing to sustainable development’. DCAD engages with the LDCF through the UNFCCC, which mandates the work of the LDCF, and the Least Developed Countries Expert Group (LEG) which supports LDCs in climate adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000000 Global Environment Facility - Least Developed Countries Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001474B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid International Alert (IA) is one of the world’s leading peacebuilding NGOs, and has worked for over 30 years on issues which are also priorities for the Irish Government. IA has a strong track record working in fragile and conflict affected states and influencing key policies and practices including conflict prevention, conflict-sensitivity, gender, preventing violent extremism, natural resource mangament, the role of the private sector in peace and conflict, and climate change. This programme will align climate action with peacebuilding approaches in climate-vulnerable and conflict-affected contexts in Kenya and Nigeria.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 800000 International Alert XM-DAC-21-1-2025001475B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid The Adaptation Fund (AF) is the only multilateral climate fund under the UNFCCC specifically established to finance adaptation projects in developing countries. As of June 2024, the Adaptation Fund has supported 176 projects  to a total value of USD 1.218 billion, including windows for small grants and locally led adaptation action. The AF supports country driven adaptation and resilience programmes and promotes institutional and technical capacity building in order to scale results.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6000000 International Bank for Reconstruction and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001476B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid LIFE-AR (the Least Developed Countries (LDC) Initiative for Effective Adaptation and Resilience) is an initiative led by the LDC Group to support and deliver the ‘LDC 2050 Vision’ for all LDCs to be on climate-resilient development pathways by 2030 and deliver net-zero emissions by 2050. The aim of the initiative is to move away from business-as-usual approaches to a more ambitious and effective climate response led by LDCs themselves. This approach prioritises long-term cross-sectoral capacity building for inclusive and sustainable results, by regaining LDC agency over adaptation efforts (currently strongly controlled by the UN system) to support climate-vulnerable communities who need it the most DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 International Institute for Environment and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001477B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid Ultimately, IIED’s mission, as per its new Manifesto for a Thriving World, is to build a fairer, more sustainable world using evidence, action and influence in partnership with others. Through core funding, IIED works to promote sustainable development, environmental protection, and achieve positive change for those living in poverty and exclusion. This is achieved through evidence generation, capacity building, influencing global debates and processes, and partnership building. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3500000 International Institute for Environment and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001478B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid The programme seeks to advance developing countries’ capacity to adapt to climate change, as a priority area of IISD’s strategic plan. DCAD engages with IISD through use of research and knowledge products on climate adaptation and through its NAP Global Network DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 International Institute for Sustainable Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001479B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid Consultancy Fees & Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 169934.31 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001480B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9576.530000000002 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001481B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid Immediate target group: UNFCCC stakeholders, particularly developing county governments, non-state actors, Constituted Bodies, and UN entities working on climate change, policy and implementation. Ultimate beneficiary group: Women in developing countries, including Least Developed Countries and SIDS. This support will help them to advance their full, equal and meaningful participation in the UNFCCC process and in climate policy, biodiversity protection, and action at national and local levels. Support extends to women beneficiaries under the UNFCCC climate finance instruments DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change XM-DAC-21-1-2025001482B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid The Systematic Observations Financing Facility works to support developing countries to achieve compliance with the minimum weather and climate observation requirements of the Global Basic Observing Network (GBON), originally agreed by WMO members in 2019. In order to achieve GBON compliance, states are required to collect and share weather observations that meet an agreed minimum standard in terms of observation frequency, geographic distribution and data quality. SOFF's work is critical to ensure the ability of developing countries to develop and use evidence-based early warning systems to avert and minimise the impact of climate change and inform adaptation actions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change XM-DAC-21-1-2025001483B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid 1. Continuation of the Climate Launchpad Programme (CLP) Africa in twelve countries (Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, and Colombia (full support); Angola, Cape Verde, Ghana, Egypt, Mauritius, Morocco (bootcamp support only). 2. An Oceans and Blue Economy workstream to expand CLP to one additional Pacific Island country (either Tonga or Vanuatu), as well as continuing support in Fiji, Papua New Guinea plus Vietnam. This is in line with Ireland’s SIDS Strategy. This will build activity in the local ecosystem at the earliest stages. This work package will also continue Climate KIC’s Pacific Islands ‘coach the coach’ programme, allowing the partner to build the capacity of local business coaches working in the climate innovation space. 3. Continuing to develop the Adaptation Innovation Cluster in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, bringing together organisations, such as government agencies, companies and research institutes to strengthen climate resilience through innovation and deliver the Adaptation and Resilience (A&R) ClimAccelerator in Africa. 4. Expanding the reach of inclusivity support and the range of gender toolkits and content through a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion work package, broadened beyond gender to encompass other marginalised groups, based on inclusivity and intersectionality. 5. Cross-cutting Programme Management, Communications and Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning to support this longer-term vision and programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1499314.94 Stichting Climate-Kic International Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001484B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid Support for the development of integrated, sustainable and healthy marine and coastal resources in the Caribbean. PROBLUE contributes to the implementation of SDG 14, and is aligned with the World Bank’s twin goals of ending extreme poverty and increasing the income and welfare of the poor in a sustainable way DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001485B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid The activities of the Special Climate Change Fund include capacity building and technical assistance to SIDS governments in the following areas: addressing water stress due to sea-level rise, climate resilience across coastal ecosystems and infrastructure and in agriculture and food systems. Interventions will also address human security and livelihoods. In line with Ireland’s climate policy priorities on adaptation and a focus on Least Developed Countries and Small Island Developing States, the SCCF has identified a significant gap in the global climate finance architecture: specific support for Small Island Developing States, particularly those that are not Least Developed Countries – which are struggling to access international climate funds for adaptation projects. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001486B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid The Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage will assist developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change, including extreme weather events and slow onset events, and support with rehabilitation, recovery and reconstruction actions. The Fund will provide finance for addressing a variety of challenges associated with the adverse effects of climate change, such as climate-related emergencies, sea level rise, displacement, relocation, migration, insufficient climate information and data, and support them to build back better with improved adaptive capacity.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15000000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001487B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid The Systematic Observations Financing Facility works to support developing countries to achieve compliance with the minimum weather and climate observation requirements of the Global Basic Observing Network (GBON), originally agreed by WMO members in 2019. In order to achieve GBON compliance, states are required to collect and share weather observations that meet an agreed minimum standard in terms of observation frequency, geographic distribution and data quality. SOFF's work is critical to ensure the ability of developing countries to develop and use evidence-based early warning systems to avert and minimise the impact of climate change and inform adaptation actions.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3900000 UN-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025001488B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid Clean Cooking Alliance (CCA) is an initiative of the UN Foundation which mobilises investment, innovation and political will to accelerate access to clean cooking. Clean cooking solutions help to reduce environmental degradation from firewood harvesting and charcoal production, thereby contributing to communities' adaptive capacity, the mitigation of carbon emissions from unclean fuels. Clean cooking also reduces the risk of health impacts from domestic indoor air pollution, particularly for women and girls. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 750000 United Nations Foundation (CleanCooking) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001489B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid A partnership with Women’s Environment and Development Organisation (WEDO) for ‘Gender Just Climate and Environment Action & Leadership’. The activities and results of the project focus on strengthening the role and impact of women’s & grassroots organisations in the regional and international climate space and monitoring both the potential and impact of climate finance in support of gender-just climate solutions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 264000 Women's Environment and Development Organization XM-DAC-21-1-2025001490B4RESCLM DFAT / Irish Aid This programme with the World Maritime University – Sasakawa Global Ocean Institute encompasses a law clinic dedicated to supporting SIDS and LDCs efforts to ratify and implement the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction Agreement and other related international instruments. The clinic’s programme will feature the delivery of relevant training courses and workshops, as well as the drafting of model laws to transpose rights and obligations under the BBNJ Agreement into domestic legislation. Climate Unit will engage with the Programme through ongoing contact with representatives from the university, as well as an annual report provided by WMU DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 World Maritime University XM-DAC-21-1-2025001491B4RESNUT DFAT / Irish Aid The overall objective of this project is improve the capacities of local and national nutrition actors, and other stakeholders to anticipate, prepare for, and respond to nutrition emergencies, in alignment with existing development and climate priorities, to improve nutrition outcomes for affected populations. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 900000 Action Against Hunger XM-DAC-21-1-2025001492B4RESNUT DFAT / Irish Aid This grant to the Emergency Nutrition Network supports delivery of Ireland's commitments on hunger, particularly to address malnutrition. It also forms part of our broad support to nutrition-sensitive sustainable food systems. ENN’s work plan for 2026 builds on past successes and supports new interventions aligned with Ireland’s pledges to tackle Child Wasting. In the face of unprecedented needs and nutritional challenges in 2026, ENN will continue to leverage their technical and strategic support to help Ireland reach the furthest behind first, including through Ireland’s new nutrition-related policy commitments. ENN’s ultimate target group is the nutritionally at-risk population - particularly mothers and infants. ENN directly targets multiple stakeholders including practitioners, donors and global policymakers through technical support, guidance, research and peer-reviewed publications. The programme is an important part of Ireland’s contribution to SDG2 - Zero Hunger, and is a key element of Ireland’s pledge to accelerate the implementation of the Global Action Plan for Child Wasting. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Emergency Nutrition Network XM-DAC-21-1-2025001493B4RESNUT DFAT / Irish Aid GAIN - ICAN PAYMENT DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 750000 Global Alliance For Improved Nutrition (Gain) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001494B4RESNUT DFAT / Irish Aid This grant supports the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition's 'Nourishing Food Pathways' programme (NFP) across all 11 countries of implementation. NFP works to accelerate food systems transformation to increase the consumption of safe nutritious and sustainable foods. THe programme is influencing to drive purposeful change to reshape the food system in support of societal goals related to health, nutrition, environmental sustainability, equity and resilence. The programme has six different work streams: Improving Policy Coherence and implementation in food systems to advance nutrition in eleven countries; inclusion of marginalised groups to improve decision making; Motivating and empowering consumers to shape food systems; Mobilising private sector finance for nutrition; Advancing policy coherence between nutrition and environment/climate action; Ultimately creating a new generation of evidence and data for stronger learning and accountability on food systems DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Global Alliance For Improved Nutrition (Gain) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001495B4RESNUT DFAT / Irish Aid Consultancy Fees & Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49564.03999999999 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001496B4RESNUT DFAT / Irish Aid PATH is a global non-profit dedicated to health equity based in Seattle, US. The Global Nutrition Report (GNR) was established in 2014 following the inaugural (2013) Nutrition for Growth (N4G) Summit. PATH took over hosting the Global Nutrition Report from its predecessor, Development Initiatives (DI) in May 2023. The Global Nutrition Report has an important and unique role in driving progress to end malnutrition, through the tracking of global financial and policy commitments on nutrition. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 Path XM-DAC-21-1-2025001497B4RESNUT DFAT / Irish Aid The SUN Civil Society Network is one of four networks in the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement, and is comprised of over 4,000 local, national and global members in over 60 countries that include human rights defenders, community organisations, women’s groups, smallholder farmers, research entities, and child rights advocates. In 12 countries, primarily those with high rates of malnutrition, Youth Leaders for nutrition are supported by their national-level SUN Civil Society Alliances (CSAs) to campaign for an end to malnutrition in their local communities, countries, and globally. This grant supports the CSN goal to develop a sustainable and integrated network of civil society actors that collectively advocate for improved financial, policy and legal action across sectors that contributes to a world free from malnutrition by 2030. In 2025, Ireland's core support will contribute to the CSN's work on strengthening the governance and capacity of the national SUN CSAs; deliver high-impact projects through small grants to CSAs; deliver regional learning events; and promote policy coherence amongst regional bodies and multilateral institutions. The grant will support work in countries including Nepal, Myanmar, Timor Leste, Vietnam, Nigeria, Malawi, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Sierra Leone amongst others. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 550000 Save the Children Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001498B4RESNUT DFAT / Irish Aid The Access to Nutrition Initiative (ATNi) is a not-for profit organisation whose mission is to improve market performance by driving key actors in the food system - such as food processors and manufacturers - to accelerate access to affordable nutritious foods for all, especially vulnerable consumers. ATNi develops and delivers data-driven tools to influence, guide and measure accountability in food systems. This project’s primary target group is small and medium-sized companies operating and producing food for vulnerable populations in the formal agri-food sector in sub-Saharan Africa, and East Africa in particular. The overarching goal of this project is to reduce the prevalence of malnutrition in sub-Saharan Africa, with focused activities in Uganda and Tanzania, through the use of targeted impact investments to improve the nutritional quality of products made by agri-food SMEs. Nutrition impact investing works to stimulate the production of more affordable, safe, and nutritious foods in the market, and make these available for at-risk populations. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Access to Nutrition XM-DAC-21-1-2025001499B4RESNUT DFAT / Irish Aid This grant supports UNICEF for work to address Child Wasting and increasing the coverage of prevention and treatment services for acute malnutrition in children in three countries - Madagascar, Malawi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Additionally it supports WHO and UNICEF to continue their joint efforts in implementing the Global Action Plan on Child Wasting. This grant forms part of Ireland's Child Wasting Initiative. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5000000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001500B4RESNUT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to address fragmentation in how the UN system coordinates and delivers nutrition support across countries. Aligned with the FAO Strategic Framework 2022–2031 and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the project contributes directly to FAO’s “Better Nutrition” priority areas and SDG targets including 2.1, 2.2, 3.2, and 17.14. It also intersects with broader priorities such as climate-resilient agri-food systems, sustainable urban food systems, gender equality, and resilient livelihoods. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001501B4RESNUT DFAT / Irish Aid The project aims to address fragmentation in how the UN system coordinates and delivers nutrition support across countries. It will strengthen country-level capacity for joint UN nutrition action and reinforce global advocacy to elevate coherent messaging and policy influence. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001502B5JPI DFAT / Irish Aid JPI Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 363254.81 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001503B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3700 Carlow County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001504B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Cavan County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001505B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3442.86 Cavan County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001506B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Clare County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001507B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Clare County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001508B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7500 Cork City Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001509B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7500 Cork City Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001510B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2350 Cork County Council Library And Arts Services XM-DAC-21-1-2025001511B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2284.89 Cork County Council Library And Arts Services XM-DAC-21-1-2025001512B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Donegal County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001513B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Donegal County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001514B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001515B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001516B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Fingal County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001517B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Fingal County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001518B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7500 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Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001525B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Kildare County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001526B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3740 Kilkenny County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001527B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3732 Kilkenny County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001528B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Sponsorship of Kilkenomics 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12300 Kilkenomics Unlimited XM-DAC-21-1-2025001529B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Laois County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001530B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3271.43 Laois County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001531B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Leitrim County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001532B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Leitrim County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001533B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Limerick City and County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001534B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Limerick City and County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001535B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Drawdown for 2025 round DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 89565.04999999997 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001536B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid ESB Science Blast 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13675.550000000001 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001537B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Dev Ed Awareness Program Support DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 279952.36000000004 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001538B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3518 Longford County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001539B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3518 Longford County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001540B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Louth County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001541B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Louth County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001542B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Mayo County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001543B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Mayo County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001544B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Meath County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001545B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Meath County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001546B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Monaghan County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001547B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Monaghan County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001548B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Offaly Sports Partnership, Offaly County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001549B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Offaly Sports Partnership, Offaly County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001550B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Roscommon County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001551B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2321.13 Roscommon County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001552B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Funding for Global Solidarity Run Pogramme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 Sanctuary Runners CLG XM-DAC-21-1-2025001553B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid GLOBAL SOLIDARITY RUN PART TWO OF PAYMENT DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 Sanctuary Runners CLG 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XM-DAC-21-1-2025001560B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Waterford City and County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001561B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Waterford City and County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001562B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Westmeath County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001563B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Westmeath County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001564B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Wexford County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001565B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Wexford County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001566B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3750 Wicklow County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001567B5PUB DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Day 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3494.26 Wicklow County Council XM-DAC-21-1-2025001568B5STRAT DFAT / Irish Aid Membership fee for IATI, a global initiative to improve the transparency of development and humanitarian resources and their results for addressing poverty and crises. IATI brings together governments, multilateral institutions, private sector and civil society organisations and others to increase the transparency of resources flowing into developing countries. IATI is used to track the flow of aid, humanitarian and development resources. IATI is used to publish their data and also access data to inform decision-making and hold authorities to account. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 73332.76 International Aid Transparency Initiative XM-DAC-21-1-2025001569B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid The OECD Development Centre’s Social Institutions and Gender Index (SIGI) is an internationally recognised product that focuses on measuring and tracking the persistent discrimination embedded in social institutions. This grant will contribute to the 2027 version of the report, as well as supporting a South Africa country study on Measuring Masculinities to Promote Gender Equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001570B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid Civil Society DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 80000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001571B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid Community of Practice- Poverty & Inequality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001572B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid CTPA Mainsteaming Development DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 220000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001573B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid DAC Core Priorities DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001574B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid DAC Network on Development Evaluation (EvalNet) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001575B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid Development Centre (SIGI) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 135000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001576B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid Development Impact DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001577B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid Global Partnership for DEV Co-operation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 85000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001578B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid International Network on Conflict and Fragility DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001579B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid Network on Environment & Development Co-operation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001580B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid Network on Gender Equality (GenderNet) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001581B6POLOECD DFAT / Irish Aid Network on Governance (GovNet) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75000 OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001582B6POLTECH DFAT / Irish Aid Development Matters Lecture Series at the IIEA DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 65000 Institute Of European Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001583B6POLTECH DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16892.480000000003 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001584B3SIDS DFAT / Irish Aid Supporting informed decision making through the DATA for Small Island Developing States (SIDS) Initiative for the period 18 November 2024 to 31 December 2026 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 525000 United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001584B6RESCH DFAT / Irish Aid The overall goal of the programme is to develop scientific research capacity in partner countries, through sharing Irish marine expertise and through research collaborations. The programme is managed by the Marine Institute, and jointly overseen with DFAT. DCAD provides strategic support to the MI in partner selection and ensuring developmental impact from proposed activities, as well as outreach to potential Irish stakeholders. The programme will rely on MI’s processes for selection of appropriate research projects, for both larger DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1250000 Marine Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025001585B6RESCH DFAT / Irish Aid This will be the fifth round of funding to the strategic partnership with ODI Global since its initiation in December 2020. The partnership remains focused on the priority areas of A Better World: climate action, gender equality, reducing humanitarian need and strengthening governance. However the current phase shows an evolving relationship, including the initiation of some work with ODI Global’s European affiliate. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 770000 Overseas Development Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025001586B6RESCH DFAT / Irish Aid The programme funds research projects conducted by consortia of Irish Higher Education Institutions and Research Organisations in Irish Aid partner countries. The research projects are selected through annual research competitions managed by Taighde Éireann - Research Ireland along research themes related to the SDGs. The projects follow three progressive phases and competitive from concept phases, seed phase and finally a prize award. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Science Foundation Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001587B6RESCH DFAT / Irish Aid The purpose of this partnership is to support funding instruments and opportunities for Irish researchers working in international development, collaborating on projects with research institutions in Irish Aid partner countries. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1145084.74 Science Foundation Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001588B6RESCH DFAT / Irish Aid The New Foundations Scheme supports eligible researchers who intend to pursue research, networking and/or dissemination activities within and across the diversity of disciplines. The grant supports up to 5 sub-grants of up to €10,000 each, under Strand 4 B Education for Global Citizenship and Sustainable Development the New Foundations programme. The Department of Education and Youth, and the Department of Children, Disability and Equality fund sub-grants of €10,000 each to the same research call. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49706.22 Science Foundation Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001589B6RESCH DFAT / Irish Aid Funding to Development Studies Association Ireland (DSAI) for General Support to their 2024-2025 work plan. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75400 University Of Limerick XM-DAC-21-1-2025001590B7REGDEVBKS DFAT / Irish Aid The Africa Climate Change Fund (ACCF or the Fund) is a multi-donor trust fund that provides grants to African governments, NGOs and regional institutions to support African countries to transition towards climate-resilient, sustainable low-carbon growth. It supports improved access to climate finance through capacity building, direct project implementation and strengthening enabling environments. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 African Development Bank XM-DAC-21-1-2025001591B7REGDEVBKS DFAT / Irish Aid The Climate Action Window is the dedicated climate finance mechanism of the African Development Fund (ADF), the concessional finance arm of the African Development Bank which provides concessional financing to the bank’s poorest 37 members. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000000 African Development Bank XM-DAC-21-1-2025001592B7REGION DFAT / Irish Aid The Ukraine Energy Support Fund was established in agreement with the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine in April 2022 to address the needs of Ukraine’s energy sector in light of Russia’s full-scale invasion. It is managed by the Energy Community Secretariat in Vienna, the independent executive institution of the Energy Community. Contributions by donors are used to finance the most urgent needs of Ukrainian energy companies.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 Energy Community Secretariat XM-DAC-21-1-2025001593B7REGION DFAT / Irish Aid Through engagement with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Estonia and its implementing agency, ESTDEV, Ireland supports the HEAL Berdychiv Hospital Project which aims to reconstruct the intensive care unit of the Berdychiv Hospital in Zhytomyr Region and build the capacity of health professionals on intensive care and rehabilitation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 Estonian Centre Of International Development (ESTD) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001594B7REGION DFAT / Irish Aid The EBRD’s ‘Ukraine FIRST Cooperation Fund’ was formally launched at the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome, and focuses on preparing investment projects prioritised by the Government of Ukraine in the Single Project Pipeline, a unified national portfolio of priority investment projects. The Ukraine FIRST Cooperation Fund’s resources supports projects across various sectors, including energy, transport, digital transformation, green transition, human capital, and social development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 European Bank for Reconstruction and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001595B7REGION DFAT / Irish Aid IFES Ukraine is the local office of the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES), an organisation focused on building resilient democracies. Ireland’s contribution supports IFES’ work to enhance the institutional capacities of Ukraine’s Central Election Commission (CEC) by facilitating technical improvements to their operations and infrastructure in advance of future elections. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 International Foundation For Electoral Systems XM-DAC-21-1-2025001596B7REGION DFAT / Irish Aid The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine (HRMMU) was established in March 2014 by the UN Secretary General. Its mandate is to monitor and publicly report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, with the aim of strengthening human rights protection, fostering access to justice, and ensuring that perpetrators of human rights violations are held to account. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600000 United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001597B7REGION DFAT / Irish Aid The Future School for Ukraine project, implemented by the Lithuanian Central Project Management Agency, has created a ready-to-implement and free-to-use adaptive technical design for building new schools in Ukraine, with a view to facilitating the reconstruction recovery of Ukraine’s education system. The project also includes support for Ukraine in updating building regulations to align with EU standards as part of its accession process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 Public Institution Central Project Management Agency XM-DAC-21-1-2025001598B7REGION DFAT / Irish Aid The EDF has been the EU's main instrument for providing development assistance development assistance to African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries and to oversea's countries and territories (OCTs). Funding to these countries and territories is progressively being transferred to the NDICI instrument. The EDF funds cooperation activities in the fields of ecomonic development, social development and human development as well as regional cooperation and integration. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 Public Institution Central Project Management Agency XM-DAC-21-1-2025001599B7REGION DFAT / Irish Aid In cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Latvia and its implementing agency, Ireland supports the establishment of a comprehensive societal resilience platform for war-affected women and children in Ukraine, by increasing access to psychosocial support, promoting economic empowerment, and fostering supportive communities. Implemented by the Latvian NGO Marta Centrs, the project falls within the framework of the Ukrainian Mental Health Programme, “How are you?” DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 The Central Finance And Contracting Agency XM-DAC-21-1-2025001600B7REGION DFAT / Irish Aid The World Bank's Moldova Growth, Resilience and Opportunities for Well -Being Program Multi-Donor Trust Fund (M-GROW) provides a coordinated grant financing and support mechanism to assist the Government of Moldova to make critical investments, enhance competitiveness and strengthen institutions towards the country’s green, resilient, and inclusive development and regional integration in Europe. Ireland's support to M-GROW totals €5 million to date, to respond to the impact of the war in Ukraine on Moldova. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001601B7REGION DFAT / Irish Aid Through the Better Care programme, UNICEF and the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Moldova seek to fully realise the 2022–2026 National Programme for Child Protection. Moldova’s Better Care is designed to support all children in vulnerable situations, including Ukrainian refugee children who have fled the war. The Programme aligns with reforms necessary for accession and complements humanitarian funding in response to the impact of the war in Ukraine on Moldova.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001602B7REGION DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland’s support to the World Food Programme in Ukraine focuses on the School Nutrition Reform programme. This contribution to the World Food Programme will enable the provision of school meals to 250,000 young people attending schools in areas close to the frontline of fighting for the 2025-26 academic year. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 World Food Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025001603B7UNTFPRO DFAT / Irish Aid UN Women has highlighted the need to bridge the gender data gap to deliver a more accurate picture of the gender dimension of responses so that they better address the needs of women and girls. Through the Women Count programme, UN Women supports countries to improve the production, accessibility and use of gender statistics. It enables supportive policy and institutional environments to prioritise gender data and effective monitoring of the SDGs, increasing disaggregated data production and improved access to data to inform policy and advocacy. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 UN Women XM-DAC-21-1-2025001604B7UNTFPRO DFAT / Irish Aid The TF focuses on supporting grantee programmes to achieve a sustainable impact on ending violence against women and girls (VAW/G) in a manner that contributes to global solidarity, partnerships and stronger, inclusive feminist movements. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 750000 UN Women XM-DAC-21-1-2025001605B7UNTFPRO DFAT / Irish Aid The funding will be used to produce a series of high-quality analytical outputs, including in collaboration with other international institutions. FSDO organizes follow-up dialogues and intergovernmental meetings at international, regional, and national levels to support implementation of the Sevilla Commitment and financing for sustainable development. Human resources contracted using this funding will contribute to the organisation of these intergovernmental meetings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs XM-DAC-21-1-2025001606B7UNTFPRO DFAT / Irish Aid The Executive Office of the Secretary-General (EOSG) assists the Secretary-General on his engagement with member States and organs of the United Nations, and with specialised agencies and non-governmental organisations. It also assists on policy creation, implementation, and coordination of UN departments. The Sustainable Development Unit (SDU) assists to create supportive ecosystems for SDG acceleration at the local, national, regional, and global levels. This is particularly important following the 2024 Summit of the Future and subsequent adoption of the Pact for the Future. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 United Nations General Trust Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001607B7UNTFPRO DFAT / Irish Aid The purpose of the Trust Fund is to provide funding for general administrative, logistical and management support to the OPGA and its functions of ensuring the smooth running of the UN General Assembly. This will include supporting personnel in the office to provide technical expertise on key priority areas. The Fund receives contributions from Member States, intergovernmental organisations, national institutions and non-governmental organisations. The Trust Fund supplements the funding allocated in the United Nations General Budget for the OPGA. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 United Nations General Trust Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001608B7UNTFPRO DFAT / Irish Aid The role of the UNYO is to ensure that young peoples’ views, contributions and expertise are integrated across all pillars of the UN’s work in a systematic and meaningful way, upholding the core guiding principles to meaningful youth engagement. Partnerships and youth engagement are integral to the success of the UNYO Strategic Plan. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 United Nations General Trust Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001609B7UNTFPRO DFAT / Irish Aid The United Nations Sustainable Development Group System-Wide Evaluation Office (SWEO) is responsible for the provision of independent evaluation evidence to strengthen learning, transparency, and accountability, to incentivize joint work and collective learning, and to conduct system-wide evaluations and advance evidence on the United Nations development system’s contribution towards achievement of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 United Nations General Trust Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001610B7UNTFPRO DFAT / Irish Aid The Executive Office of the Secretary-General (EOSG) assists the Secretary-General on his engagement with member States and organs of the United Nations, and with specialised agencies and non-governmental organisations. It also assists on policy creation, implementation, and coordination of UN departments. The Sustainable Development Unit (SDU) assists to create supportive ecosystems for SDG acceleration at the local, national, regional, and global levels. This is particularly important following the 2024 Summit of the Future and subsequent adoption of the Pact for the Future. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 United Nations Population Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001611B7UNTFPRO DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary core support to the Joint SDG Fund, a multi-year trust fund, administered and designed by the UN Multi-partner Trust Fund Office (MPTFO), focused on catalytic policy support and joint programmes to programme countries to achieve the SDGs. The Fund identifies and activates SDG “accelerators”, reinforces the SDG financing architecture and ecosystem, and catalyses SDG-related strategic programming and investments to accelerate the SDGs. Particularly in areas such as Gender Equality, Good Governance and Nutrition DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 UN-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025001612B7WLDBK DFAT / Irish Aid The AFI is a 5-year advisory/upstream effort to support the growth and development of private sector development (PSD) across 32 fragile African countries and is IFC’s expanded fragility and conflict-affected states (FCS) initiative. This programme is in line with our focus in advancing the Humanitarian-Development-Peace nexus approach. AFI incorporates gender considerations into projects and a significant crosscutting theme of female empowerment through economic initiatives.  This is the third year of the AFI programme. A mid-term review of the AFI programme is scheduled in 2024, in accordance with the DAC principles.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500000 International Finance Corporation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001613B7WLDBK DFAT / Irish Aid The Umbrella Facility for Poverty and Equity (UFPE) works to build an evidence base to inform development policies and programmes so that they can be more effective in reducing poverty and promoting equity. It is the first global facility with this cross-cutting thematic focus. The UFPE supports the generation of relevant data and the strengthening of national data systems as a foundation for high-quality analysis and advice. This is intended to inform decision-makers and the design, implementation and evaluation of policies and programmes so that they better serve these dual objectives on poverty and equity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001614B7WLDBK DFAT / Irish Aid UFGE’s mandate is to strengthen knowledge, evidence, and data for transformative and scalable gender solutions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001615B7WLDBK DFAT / Irish Aid The Ireland-IFC Gender Partnership aims to advance women’s economic empowerment and inclusion, and is a part of the Advancing Gender Equality, Resilience, Opportunity, and Inclusion Worldwide (GROW) Initiative. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 700000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001616B7WLDBK DFAT / Irish Aid Food Systems 2030 helps steer and leverage the impacts of World Bank lending to better achieve a vision of food systems that deliver healthy people, a healthy planet and healthy economies. FoodSystems2030 provides: • Advice and analytical products to underpin policy options, • Funds to pilot innovative approaches, and • Information to build support for change in different country contexts. The Trust Fund engages with the private sector by supporting the design, piloting and de-risking of innovative public-private partnerships that advance development and climate goals. FS2030 is operationalized across seven strategic thematic areas: Agribusiness, Finance and Jobs; Climate and Nature; Data and Digital Agriculture; Food and Nutrition Security; One Health and Livestock; Public Policies and Expenditures; and Scaling Knowledge and Innovation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1100000 World Bank Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001617B8GEOWIN DFAT / Irish Aid Project aimed at supporting Ukraine's progress to EU membership via the EU Roadmap. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 80000 Civil Network Opora All-Ukrainian Non-Governmental XM-DAC-21-1-2025001618B8GEOWIN DFAT / Irish Aid Project aimed at producing framework of measures required to reverse annexation in the West Bank. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60000 Economic Cooperation Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001619B8GEOWIN DFAT / Irish Aid Project aimed at outreach and engagement with bereaved Israelis and Palestinians. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32500 Parents Circle Families Forum XM-DAC-21-1-2025001620B8GEOWIN DFAT / Irish Aid Program to support Ukrainian government’s reform efforts and the evolving risks to civilians caused by the conflict. The programme’s projects build on OSCE work in Ukraine over the past three decades. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 OSCE Organisation for Security and Co-operation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001621B8GEOWIN DFAT / Irish Aid Project aimed at supporting efforts to better serve the needs of Moldova’s diverse communities and foster cohesion. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 OSCE Organisation for Security and Co-operation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001622B8GEOWIN DFAT / Irish Aid Project builds on the development of a research-based conflict resolution framework. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60000 The Portland Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001623B8GEOWIN DFAT / Irish Aid Project seeks to contribute to accountability efforts in Ukraine, in particular the links between accountability and future social cohesion DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 The Reckoning Project XM-DAC-21-1-2025001624B8GEOWIN DFAT / Irish Aid Project aimed at contributing to accountability efforts in relation to the displacement and deportation of Ukrainian children since the 2022 full-scale Russian invasion DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 69973 The Reckoning Project XM-DAC-21-1-2025001625B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid This funding supports the African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes's work to peacefully resolve conflict and address instability and socio-economic challenges. This funding contributes to ACCORD's work on the sharing of knowledge, assisting in the development and implementation of policy, and building the capacity of governments and civil society, in particular women and youth, to respond to complex conflicts. The additional allocation of funding will be used primarily to host a high-level closed dialogue with key African experts and thinkers in Johannesburg, South Africa. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Accord Education Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001626B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid This funding supports the African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes's work to peacefully resolve conflict and address instability and socio-economic challenges. This funding contributes to ACCORD's work on the sharing of knowledge, assisting in the development and implementation of policy, and building the capacity of governments and civil society, in particular women and youth, to respond to complex conflicts. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 Accord Education Trust XM-DAC-21-1-2025001627B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid This grant supports Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project (ACLED) to strengthen access to timely, high quality data on conflict and political violence worldwide. ACLED is a leading provider of real-time, open-access data and analysis, supporting evidence-based policymaking, early warning, and conflict prevention efforts. Irelands’ funding supports ACLED's core analytical capacity, including coverage of conflict-affected and under reported contexts and the production of rigorous and, accessible analysis. This partnership reflects Ireland's commitment to peace promotion, civilian protection, and the use of robust evidence to inform international engagement and diplomacy. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Acled Analysis Ltd XM-DAC-21-1-2025001628B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Support for AIPG to train personnel from Ministries of Defence, Armed and Police Forces and Peacekeeping Units in conflict prevention. This training focuses on foundational atrocity prevention knowledge for military personnel, legal frameworks for prevention, policies for prevention in a military context, and conflict-related sexual and gender-based violence prevention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 160000 Auschwitz Institute for the Prevention of Genocide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001629B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Core contribution to support HD’s mission to prevent, mitigate and resolve conflict globally through mediation and dialogue. HD’s ultimate objective is to build sustainable and inclusive peace and thus help the victims of war. The organisation works across 60+ contexts, and encompasses themes such as environmental and climate-focused peace-making, and gender-inclusive mediation. In 2024, HD generated 74 peace-making results, including at least 28 final peace-making results, 16 local-level conflict management agreements, and 12 agreements on violence reduction or humanitarian access. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 350000 Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue XM-DAC-21-1-2025001630B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Support to CMI's work to prevent and resolve conflicts through dialogue and mediation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Martti Ahtisaari Peace Foundation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001631B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Support for CR's work in the Philippines, focused on sharing relevant lessons from the Northern Ireland peace process in the Philippines Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), including the role of women mediators. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Conciliation Resources XM-DAC-21-1-2025001632B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Conciliation Resources (CR) is an international peacebuilding organisation working directly with individuals and communities affected by violent conflict, in particular with groups typically marginalised from peace processes such as women and ethnic minorities. The supplementary core funding supports their work on the peace process in the Philippines, developing internal learning on climate, peace and security and expanding this work in the South Asia context, and work on women, peace and security. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Conciliation Resources XM-DAC-21-1-2025001633B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Conciliation Resources (CR) is an international peacebuilding organisation working directly with individuals and communities affected by violent conflict, in particular with groups typically marginalised from peace processes such as women and ethnic minorities. Core funding supports their work in stopping violent conflict, creating more peaceful societies, strengthening connections and learning between different peace initiatives. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Conciliation Resources XM-DAC-21-1-2025001634B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid These projects, implemented in cooperation with local municipalities and community groups in South Lebanon, are focused on sustainable infrastructural improvements such as power, water provision and waste management. The projects will contribute to the advancement and development of local municipalities and communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Department Of Defence XM-DAC-21-1-2025001635B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Core funding to support DAG’s facilitation of political dialogue to reduce violence in conflict situation. DAG supports dialogues between armed groups, governments, and international actors in armed conflicts. In supporting peace-making, DAG contributes directly to the welfare of those living through armed conflict. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Dialogue Advisory Group (Dag) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001636B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Core funding support for pan-European think-tank with offices across Europe as well as Washington DC. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 European Council On Foreign Relations (ECFR) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001637B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Core and project funding in support of work to promote adherence to international humanitarian norms and enhance the protection of civilians in situations of armed violence and conflict. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Geneva Call XM-DAC-21-1-2025001638B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Core and project funding in support of work to promote adherence to international humanitarian norms and enhance the protection of civilians in situations of armed violence and conflict. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Geneva Call XM-DAC-21-1-2025001639B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Core and project funding in support of work to promote adherence to international humanitarian norms and enhance the protection of civilians in situations of armed violence and conflict. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Geneva Call XM-DAC-21-1-2025001640B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Earmark Grant payment HQ-PSU-2025-EIP DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 European Institute for Peace XM-DAC-21-1-2025001641B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Core funding to support EIP’s mission to advance non-violent conflict resolution, supporting inclusive peace processes grounded in local needs and international policy engagement. EIP is committed to gender and conflict sensitivity, and its work incorporates diverse perspectives, particularly from women and civil society. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 European Institute for Peace XM-DAC-21-1-2025001642B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Core funding to support EIP’s mission to advance non-violent conflict resolution, supporting inclusive peace processes grounded in local needs and international policy engagement. EIP is committed to gender and conflict sensitivity, and its work incorporates diverse perspectives, particularly from women and civil society. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 European Institute for Peace XM-DAC-21-1-2025001643B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Support to IFIT’s programme in Colombia, where it is actively engaged on peace, mediation, conflict resolution and reconciliation issues. IFIT’s overall mission is to increase stability, peace and reconciliation in fragile and conflict-affected societies through the promotion of evidence-based policymaking, strengthening of public awareness, and increased local participation in peace-building efforts. In Colombia, IFIT supports the existing peace architecture established following the 2016 peace agreement with FARC, translating this into evidence-based solutions while promoting depolarisation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Institute For Integrated Transitions XM-DAC-21-1-2025001644B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Support for IFIT’s Latin America and the Caribbean Regional Initiative, in particular as it relates to Mexico. Colombia and Venezuela. IFIT’s overall mission is to increase stability, peace and reconciliation in fragile and conflict-affected societies through the promotion of evidence-based policymaking, strengthening of public awareness, and increased local participation in peace-building efforts. Its LAC Regional Initiative focuses on strengthening peace, transitional justice and democratic transition across the region while also addressing issues of criminal governance that are undermining stability and the rule of law. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Institute For Integrated Transitions XM-DAC-21-1-2025001645B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Support to the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) to enhance human security on the continent. It conducts research and provides policy analysis, technical assistance and training to governments and civil society across a range of topics including; African futures, transnational crime, climate change, gender equality, migration, crime prevention and criminal justice, and the analysis of conflict and governance. The additional core funding supports work on mediation in West Africa. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 88667 Institute for Security Studies XM-DAC-21-1-2025001646B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Support to the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) to enhance human security in Arica. It conducts research and provides policy analysis, technical assistance and training to governments and civil society across a range of topics including; African futures, transnational crime, climate change, gender equality, migration, crime prevention and criminal justice, and the analysis of conflict and governance. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 Institute for Security Studies XM-DAC-21-1-2025001647B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Support for the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) to conduct research and provides policy analysis, technical assistance and training to governments and civil society across a range of topics including; African futures, transnational crime, climate change, gender equality, migration, crime prevention and criminal justice, and the analysis of conflict and governance. With this grant, ISS will focus on supporting the prevention and countering of violent extremism in West Africa and the Sahel, addressing security and political cooperation challenges in West Africa and the Sahel, supporting climate governance processes in Africa through research, and policy advice and technical support. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40000 Institute for Security Studies XM-DAC-21-1-2025001648B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid HQ-PSU-2025-IM 2025 Grant Payment DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Inter Mediate (IM01 Limited) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001649B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Core funding to support International Alert in its work towards a sustainable and inclusive end to violence. Alert works directly with conflict-affected communities to support lasting solutions to violence, and to advocate with them for changes to policies, practices and behaviours at the local, national and regional levels. This includes a strong focus on civil society participation in peace-making processes, and on groups often marginalised from such efforts, especially women and young people. IA seeks integrated approaches to peace, including conflict sensitivity and climate adaptation and peacebuilding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 148000 International Alert XM-DAC-21-1-2025001650B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Support for tailored engagement between ICG and missions working with Colombia, including a bespoke policy seminars, contact sharing and engagement and briefings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 International Crisis Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001651B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Support for International Crisis Group (ICG) which is an independent, non-profit, non-governmental organization. ICG produces analysis on conflicts across the globe, policy recommendations for States and multilateral organisations, strengthens peace processes and works at the intersection of climate change and conflict.' DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 International Crisis Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001652B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Supports ICG to provide bespoke policy seminars, contact sharing and engagement and briefings to our Embassies in the Horn of Africa. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 International Crisis Group XM-DAC-21-1-2025001653B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Core support for JRR’s mission to strengthen accountability for international crimes and serious human rights violations, via activities that focus on sexual and gender-based violence, crimes affecting children and youths, restorative justice, and crimes affecting the environment. Its work also enhances the protection of survivors of those crimes. It does this by rostering and deploying specialised experts with experience in addressing and ending impunity for those crimes in international investigations and other justice and accountability procedures, thereby strengthening the rule of law, and by pursuing victim-centred and inclusive justice to ensure that survivors of international crimes and serious human rights violations, especially women and children, have access to justice and receive reparation for harms suffered. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Justice Rapid Response Association XM-DAC-21-1-2025001654B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Project aimed at promoting Palestinian representation within emerging European-Saudi frameworks DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Carter Center XM-DAC-21-1-2025001655B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid UNIDIR plays a unique role in convening a broad range of States and other stakeholders to engage in dialogue on disarmament and international security. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 86000 United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research XM-DAC-21-1-2025001656B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary earmarked contribution to WPHF, specifically to support the Fund’s existing funding arrangements in Moldova. The WPHF’s mission is to objective build peace and reduce humanitarian need by supporting grassroots women-led and women’s rights organisations across different developing contexts. In Moldova, the WPHF promotes women’s empowerment, gender equality and sustainable peace through the funding of grassroots women-led civil society organisations and women’s rights organisations. The Fund has a special focus on funding organisations supporting and empowering Ukrainian women and girls who have been displaced into Moldova as a result of Russia’s full-scale invasion DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 UN-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025001657B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary earmarked contribution to WPHF, specifically to support the Fund’s existing funding windows for Sudan. The WPHF’s mission is to objective build peace and reduce humanitarian need by supporting grassroots women-led and women’s rights organisations across different developing contexts. In Sudan, the WPHF promotes women’s empowerment, gender equality and sustainable peace through the funding of grassroots women-led civil society organisations and women’s rights organisations. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 UN-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025001658B8PEACEPART DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary core contribution to the WPHF to support their objective to build peace and reduce humanitarian need by funding grassroots women-led and women’s rights organisations around the world. The Fund provides direct and flexible funding to these organisations to accelerate action and support for women’s participation and leadership in humanitarian response and peace and security settings. This includes supporting women-led and women’s rights organisations to prevent conflict and SGBV, respond to crises and emergencies, and seize key peace-building opportunities. The WPHF also provides essential support to women human rights defenders globally. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 UN-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025001659B8SECDEF DFAT / Irish Aid Stability Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 345425 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001660B8SECDEF DFAT / Irish Aid Stability Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 517896.98999999993 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001661B8SECDEF DFAT / Irish Aid Stability Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 132364.18 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001662B8SECDEF DFAT / Irish Aid Stability Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 66772.01999999999 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001663B8SECDEF DFAT / Irish Aid Stability Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 133998.63 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001664B8SECDEF DFAT / Irish Aid Stability Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4504.88 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001665B8SECDEF DFAT / Irish Aid Stability Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 188317.66 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001666B8SECDEF DFAT / Irish Aid Stability Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 291961 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001667B8SECDEF DFAT / Irish Aid Stability Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 165371.7 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001668B8STRATRES DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 82802.94 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001669D1EDF DFAT / Irish Aid The EDF has been the EU's main instrument for providing development assistance development assistance to African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries and to oversea's countries and territories (OCTs). Funding to these countries and territories is progressively being transferred to the NDICI instrument. The EDF funds cooperation activities in the fields of ecomonic development, social development and human development as well as regional cooperation and integration. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1880120 European Commission XM-DAC-21-1-2025001670D1EDF DFAT / Irish Aid The EDF has been the EU's main instrument for providing development assistance development assistance to African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries and to oversea's countries and territories (OCTs). Funding to these countries and territories is progressively being transferred to the NDICI instrument. The EDF funds cooperation activities in the fields of ecomonic development, social development and human development as well as regional cooperation and integration. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2350150 European Commission XM-DAC-21-1-2025001671D1EDF DFAT / Irish Aid The EDF has been the EU's main instrument for providing development assistance development assistance to African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries and to oversea's countries and territories (OCTs). Funding to these countries and territories is progressively being transferred to the NDICI instrument. The EDF funds cooperation activities in the fields of ecomonic development, social development and human development as well as regional cooperation and integration. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3251150 European Commission XM-DAC-21-1-2025001672D1EDF DFAT / Irish Aid The EDF has been the EU's main instrument for providing development assistance development assistance to African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries and to oversea's countries and territories (OCTs). Funding to these countries and territories is progressively being transferred to the NDICI instrument. The EDF funds cooperation activities in the fields of ecomonic development, social development and human development as well as regional cooperation and integration. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 84605 European Investment Bank XM-DAC-21-1-2025001673D1OTHER DFAT / Irish Aid Established in 1986, ECDPM is an independent foundation, which promotes effective partnerships between EU and the Global South incl Africa. ECDPM produces reports and discussion papers. It facilitates policy dialogues reinforcing the capacity of ACO countries and helping governments in Europe to make their development policies and instruments more effective. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 400000 European Centre for Development Policy Management XM-DAC-21-1-2025001674D1OTHER DFAT / Irish Aid The grant to the European External Action Service (EEAS) funds two additional Junior Professionals in Delegation (JPDs) who are to be placed in EU Delegations in Senegal and Ghana to gain first-hand experience of EU external relations and development studies DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 146569.26 European External Action Services (EEAS) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001675D1OTHER DFAT / Irish Aid The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is both an international financial institution (IFI), and a specialised agency of the UN, based in Rome. It has a specific mandate focused exclusively on poverty reduction in rural communities and sustainable agricultural development, particularly for smallholder farmers. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8400000 International Fund for Agricultural Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001676D1OTHER DFAT / Irish Aid IOM's SCALE project is designed to support the work of the Global Diaspora Policy Alliance (GDPA), notably through the production of a Global Publication on Diaspora Contributions, the review of national diaspora strategies, and the development of thematic guidance notes, as well as through a revamping of the online iDiaspora platform. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 International Organisation for Migration XM-DAC-21-1-2025001677D1OTHER DFAT / Irish Aid IOM is the leading intergovernmental organization in the field of migraton and works closely with governmental, intergovernmental and non- governmental partners. IOM works to ensure the orderly and humane management of migration, to promote international cooperation on migration issues, to assist in the search for practical solutions to migration problems and to provide humanitarian assistance to migrants in need, including refugees and internally displaces people DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1250000 International Organisation for Migration XM-DAC-21-1-2025001678D1OTHER DFAT / Irish Aid MOPAN is a network of various donor countries with a common interest in assessing the organisational effectiveness of the major multilateral organisations that receive development and humanitarian funding. It aims to strengthen the organisations’ contribution to overall greater development and humanitarian results.The information collected through the assessments is intended to contribute to organisational learning and development effectiveness within and among multilateral organisations and their stakeholders. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 283000 MOPAN XM-DAC-21-1-2025001679D1TRAD DFAT / Irish Aid Advisory Centre on WTO Law Established in 2001 to provide legal advise on WTO Law, the center supports WTO dispute settlement proceedings and training on WTO law to its developing country members and LDCs. It offers impartial advice, is client focused can be considered 'Legal Aid' for trade. Ireland is a founding member and from 2007-2013 held the Chair of the General Assembly DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 445000 World Trade Organisation Advisory Law Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025001680D1TRAD DFAT / Irish Aid International Trade Centre was founded in 1964 under the auspices of the WTO & UNCTAD. It seeks to enable small business export success in developing countries, with priority accorded to women, youth and migrants. ITC works with trade support institutions so that they are better able to support exporters, especially women and youth led enterprises. Ireland is a member of ITC's Joint Advisory Group (JAG) which meets annually to examine the activities of ITC. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1000000 International Trade Centre XM-DAC-21-1-2025001681D1TRAD DFAT / Irish Aid Administrative Expenses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6101.9400000000005 Local Supplier XM-DAC-21-1-2025001682D1TRAD DFAT / Irish Aid PMP is a 2 year programme leading to an UNCTAD Certificate in modern Port Management. Training in the beneficiary ports is delivered by local instructors from the port community, supported by experts from UNCTAD and Irish ports associated with the programme-Cork, Dublin & Belfast. Senior managers from the participating ports are trained to serve as local instructors through Training of Trainers workshops in order to ensure programme sustainability and local ownership (EDIT) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 United Nations Conference on Trade and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001683D1TRAD DFAT / Irish Aid The Standards and Trade Development Facility is a global partnership which seeks to increase the capacity of developing countries to implement international sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) standards, guidelines and recommendations and hence ability to gain and maintain market access. Ireland is a member of the STDF Working Group which meets twice yearly. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 World Trade Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001684D1TRAD DFAT / Irish Aid The French Irish Mission Programme is one of the WTO's flagship practical training programmes. The programme offers capital based officials from developing countries the opportunity to increase their knowledge and understanding of the multilateral trading system, trade policy and the WTO negotiating process with view to strengthening their countries ability to participate in the global trading system DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 240000 World Trade Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001685E1UNASS DFAT / Irish Aid IOM ASSESSED CONTRIBUTIONS IRELAND 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 427294.2 International Organisation for Migration XM-DAC-21-1-2025001686E1UNASS DFAT / Irish Aid UNIDO’s mandate for inclusive and sustainable industrial development (ISID) is anchored within the internationally agreed 2030 Agenda. Of the 17 SDGs that comprise this agenda, Goal 9:“Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization, and foster innovation” is especially relevant to UNIDO’s operations. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 587074 United Nations Industrial Development Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001687E1UNASS DFAT / Irish Aid Established in 1994, the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) is the sole legally binding international agreement linking environment and development to sustainable land management. The Convention addresses specifically the arid, semi-arid and dry sub-humid areas, known as the drylands, where some of the most vulnerable ecosystems and peoples can be found. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35782 Convention to Combat Desertification XM-DAC-21-1-2025001688E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid MEF GRANT TO PREVENTION PROJECT DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12000 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001689E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid MEF CARICOM SIDS PARTICIPATION BBNJ MEETING DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9838 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-21-1-2025001690E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid The International Seabed Authority was established under UNCLOS with the mandate to manage activities in the international seabed. In 2002, the ISA established a Voluntary trust fund for the purpose of defraying the cost of participation of members of the Legal and Technical Commission from developing countries and members of the Finance Committee.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 International Seabed Authority XM-DAC-21-1-2025001691E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid The funding of €40,000 for the Coordination Committee of the Human Rights Council will support improved collaboration among mandate holders and serve as a link between them, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), the broader UN human rights framework and civil society. this includes extensive work on disability inclusion DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40000 United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001692E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid The funding of €50,000 for the LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund will support the participation and contribution of LDCs and SIDS in the work of the Human Rights Council which enables them to better advance and promote human rights issues that are of primary importance for their respective countries, such as climate change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001693E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid The funding of €160,000 for OHCHR's Human Rights Adviser Programme will support Resident Coordinators (RCs) and UN Country Teams  (UNCTs) to put human rights at the centre of their support to countries.The HRA Programme reinforces intersectionality with efforts to promote gender equality, women's rights and empowement. The HRAs support UN country teams and governments comply with the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 160000 United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001694E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid The funding of €250,000 for the UN Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture (UNVFTF) will support the achievement of the SDGs, aligning in particular with Goal 16 ("promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all"). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 250000 United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001695E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid This €3,800,000 represents an increase of €500,000 from 2023 core funding to support OHCHR's crucial work in countries such as countries such as Sudan, which is aligned with Ireland's commitments in the Global Island and A Better World to advance human rights, strengthen governance and protect civic space, and in view of the Office's ongoing challenges to secure sufficient funding to implement its mandate which targets four spotlight populations: people of African Descent, Women, Young People and Persons with Disabilities.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3800000 United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights XM-DAC-21-1-2025001696E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid UN Women is one of Ireland’s main UN partner agencies with a key normative role in assisting countries and the United Nations system to progress towards the goal of achieving gender equality, women’s empowerment and upholding women’s rights. UN Women is custodian of three of the targets for Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 5 and is a key partner for achievement of all nine SDG 5 targets. The Entity leads, co-ordinates and promotes the accountability of the UN system in its work on gender equality and women’s empowerment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2000000 UN Women XM-DAC-21-1-2025001697E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid UNAIDS is one of Ireland’s key UN partner agencies and has long played a key role in the coordination and strengthening of the UN system’s response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2500000 UNAIDS XM-DAC-21-1-2025001698E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid The Debt Management and Financial Analysis System (DMFAS) Programme is a UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) initiative which is designed to provide governments and public institutions with software to assist them in debt reporting and analysis aligned with international standards. It also provides technical cooperation, advisory services and capacity building in debt management. In doing so, it aims to assist governments in managing their debt effectively and sustainably, in support of poverty reduction, development and good governance. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 200000 United Nations Conference on Trade and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001699E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid The United Nations Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) is a multi-partner trust fund and the UN’s primary instrument to respond to and prevent violent conflict. Ireland has been a committed partner of the PBF since its creation in 2005, providing approximately €35m in funding to date. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3000000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025001700E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid Voluntary Core Contribution to UNHCR to support their strategic objectives in line with the 2025 Global Appeal which plans for 139 million forcibly displaced people worlwwide. UNHCR's Global Appeal aims to deliver under four impact areas: 1) Attaining favourable protection environments; 2) Realising rights in safe environments; 3) Empowering communities and achieving gender equality; 4) Securing solutions. This includes activities in support of specific outcome areas including: gender-based violence, child prection, community engagement and women's empowerment, housing, education and health.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12500000 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025001701E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid UNICEF is a leading humanitarian and development agency working globally for the rights and wellbeing of every child and one of Ireland’s key UN partner agencies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7700000 United Nations Children’s Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001702E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid UNDP is one of Ireland’s key UN partner agencies and plays an important role in achieving the SDGs. Anchored in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and committed to the principles of universality, equality and leaving no one behind, the UNDP vision for the Strategic Plan 2022-2025 is to help countries achieve sustainable development by eradicating poverty in all its forms and dimensions, accelerating structural transformations for sustainable development and building resilience to crises and shocks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7750000 United Nations Development Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025001703E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid The Trust Fund to defray the cost of participation of members of the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf from Developing States in the meetings of the Commission was established in 2000 by paragraph 20 of the UN General Assembly resolution 55/7 on Oceans and Law of the Sea for the purpose of defraying the cost of participation of members of the Commission in the meetings of the Commission. 10 members are from developing states eligible for assistance from this fund.  DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 United Nations General Trust Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001704E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid The Trust Fund to defray the cost of participation of members of the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf from Developing States in the meetings of the Commission was established in 2000 by paragraph 20 of the UN General Assembly resolution 55/7 on Oceans and Law of the Sea for the purpose of defraying the cost of participation of members of the Commission in the meetings of the Commission. 10 members are from developing states eligible for assistance from this fund. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 United Nations General Trust Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001705E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid The Trust Fund to defray the cost of participation of members of the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf from Developing States in the meetings of the Commission was established in 2000 by paragraph 20 of the UN General Assembly resolution 55/7 on Oceans and Law of the Sea for the purpose of defraying the cost of participation of members of the Commission in the meetings of the Commission. 10 members are from developing states eligible for assistance from this fund. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40000 United Nations General Trust Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001706E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid The UNFPA Strategic Plan 2022-2025 calls for urgent action to achieve universal access to sexual and reproductive health, realise reproductive rights for all, and accelerate the implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development. It focuses on the “three zeroes”: zero unmet need for family planning; zero preventable maternal deaths; zero gender-based violence and harmful practices. The Plan takes account of the need to “build forward better”, the increased centrality of UNFPA’s humanitarian action, as well as strengthening UNFPA’s normative role, among other points. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4500000 United Nations Population Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001707E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid Funding will be given to support the RC system further to the repositioning of the UN Development System (UNDS) set out in UN General Assembly resolution 72/279. The SPTF is one of three funding streams mandated in Resolution 72/279 for the repositioning of the UNDS. The proposed 1.5M grant to the SPTF is unearmarked. This grant is not part of a multi-annual commitment. However Ireland is a consistant contributor to the UNDS Reform agenda of the Sec Gen having  already granted 6.5 M for the roll out of the RC system for the period 2018 -2023 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500000 United Nations Resident Coordinator Office XM-DAC-21-1-2025001708E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid UNV is a programme administered by the UNDP and reports to UNDP Executive Board. UNV is active in around 169 countries each year and field presence in 80 countries. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1050000 United Nations Volunteers XM-DAC-21-1-2025001709E1UNVOL DFAT / Irish Aid UN Volunteers SVF Ireland 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 United Nations Volunteers XM-DAC-21-1-2025001710DAFM001 DFAT / Irish Aid IE-Contribution to FAO 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1658634.3346 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001711DAFM003 DFAT / Irish Aid World Food Forum 2026 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 334580.99 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001712DAFM004 DFAT / Irish Aid Right to Food conflict protracted crisis DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 255700 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001713DAFM005 DFAT / Irish Aid Social Protection Inclusive Climate Actn DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 255700 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001714DAFM006 DFAT / Irish Aid Integrating Human Mob, Rural Livelihoods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 85200 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001715DAFM007 DFAT / Irish Aid Commit to Grow Equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001716DAFM008 DFAT / Irish Aid Mountain Ptnership-Emp women Pacific SID DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 255700 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001717DAFM009 DFAT / Irish Aid Minimum Diet Diversity MDD DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 213100 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001718DAFM010 DFAT / Irish Aid Enhancing capacity for the prevention and control of FMD DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 98800 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001719DAFM011 DFAT / Irish Aid Advancing Agfood Sys Transformation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 255700 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001720DAFM012 DFAT / Irish Aid Emergency Food Prodn Hurricane Melissa DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 255700 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001721DAFM015 DFAT / Irish Aid Global Agenda for Sustainable Livestock (GASL) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001722DAFM019 DFAT / Irish Aid FAO Committee on Agriculture, sub-Committee on Livestock DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Food and Agricultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001723DAFM020 DFAT / Irish Aid Africa Agri-food Development Programme - 2025 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 99000 Private Agri-Food Company XM-DAC-21-1-2025001724DCEE001 DFAT / Irish Aid The Multilateral Fund of the Montreal Protocol implemented by UNEP aims to contribute to the phase out the production and consumption of ozone-depleting substances (ODS). The objectives of the grant are to facilitate the implementation of the Montral Protocol by developing countries. The key activities supported by the Fund include strategic project investments, technical guidance and capacity building. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1203541 Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol XM-DAC-21-1-2025001725DCEE002 DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland's contribution to GCF Trust Fund to fund either: (i) climate mitigation or adaptation projects in developing countries or (ii) capacity building in developing countries to improve climate change related policy making. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15000000 Green Climate Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001726DCEE003 DFAT / Irish Aid The Eighth Replenishment of Resources (GEF-8) to meet the agreed incremental costs of measures to achieve agreed global environmental benefit in areas of biodiversity, climate change, land degradation, international waters and chemicals and waste. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2500000 Global Environment Facility Trust Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001727DCEE004 DFAT / Irish Aid The objective of the UNFCCC is to stablise greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that will prevent dangerous human interference with the climate system, in a time frame which allows ecosystems to adapt naturally and enables sustainable development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 97242 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change XM-DAC-21-1-2025001728DCEE005 DFAT / Irish Aid Environment Fund of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). UNEP is the global environmental authority promoting the coherent implementation of the environmental dimension of Sustainable Development within the United Nations system and serves as an authoritative advocate for the global environment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 600000 United Nations Environment Programme XM-DAC-21-1-2025001729DCEE006 DFAT / Irish Aid (IRENA) is an intergovernmental organisation that supports countries in their transition to a sustainable energy future, and serves as the principal platform for international cooperation, a centre of excellence, and a repository of policy, technology, resource and financial knowledge on renewable energy. IRENA promotes the widespread adoption and sustainable use of all forms of renewable energy, in the pursuit of sustainable development, energy access, energy security and low-carbon economic growth and prosperity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 53145 International Renewable Energy Agency XM-DAC-21-1-2025001730DCEE007 DFAT / Irish Aid The goal of the Santiago network is to catalyse the technical assistance of relevant organizations, bodies, networks, and experts (OBNEs), for the implementation of relevant approaches for averting, minimizing and addressing loss and damage at the local, national, and regional levels, in developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change (Decision 2/CMA.2, paragraph 43). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2975000 Santiago Network XM-DAC-21-1-2025001731DCEE008 DFAT / Irish Aid Activities financed by the IPCC Trust Fund include travel for experts and delegates from developing countries and countries with economies in transition, meeting costs including interpretation, publication and translation of IPCC reports, outreach activities, staffing and operations of the IPCC Secretariat. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10600 World Meteorological Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001732DCEE009 DFAT / Irish Aid The Initiative for Climate Action Transparency (ICAT) provides countries with tailored support and practical tools and methodologies to build robust transparency frameworks needed for effective climate action, in line with national development priorities. The Initiative works with over 40 developing countries ranging from large countries, like China, to small islands, such as Antigua & Barbuda. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1200000 Initiative For Climate Action Transparency XM-DAC-21-1-2025001733DCEE010 DFAT / Irish Aid The NDC Partnership is a knowledge sharing coalition of countries and institutions that provides support to enable developing country Parties to turn their NDCs to the UNFCCC into concrete and ambitious climate action. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2500000 Nationally Determined Contributions Partnership XM-DAC-21-1-2025001734DCEE011 DFAT / Irish Aid The objective of the UNFCCC is to stablise greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that will prevent dangerous human interference with the climate system, in a time frame which allows ecosystems to adapt naturally and enables sustainable development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 350000 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change XM-DAC-21-1-2025001735DETE001 DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland is a member of the ILO, a tripartite standards settings organistion that promotes labour standards through its key instruments i.e. ILO Conventions. Ireland has been a member since 1923 and continues to actively support ILO activities in the world of work. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1097207 International Labour Organization XM-DAC-21-1-2025001736DETE002 DFAT / Irish Aid To provide for Ireland's contribution to the WIPO, which is a UN based organisation in Geneva. Ireland, by virtue of its membership of a number of Intellectual Property and Copyright Conventions, is committed to an annual subscription towards expenses of WIPO. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14701 World Intellectual Property Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001737DFA001 DFAT / Irish Aid International Atomic Energy Agency DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 222460 International Atomic Energy Agency XM-DAC-21-1-2025001738DFA002 DFAT / Irish Aid UN Regular Budget DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8259107.365600001 United Nations General Trust Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001739DFA007 DFAT / Irish Aid UNITED NATIONS INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 518343.82649999997 United Nations Department of Peace Operations XM-DAC-21-1-2025001740DFA009 DFAT / Irish Aid UNMIK DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41714.578499999996 United Nations Department of Peace Operations XM-DAC-21-1-2025001741DFA011 DFAT / Irish Aid UN MULTIDIMENSIONAL INTEGRATED STABILISATION MISSION DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1184312.3219999997 United Nations Department of Peace Operations XM-DAC-21-1-2025001742DFA013 DFAT / Irish Aid MINURSO DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 68665.341 United Nations Department of Peace Operations XM-DAC-21-1-2025001743DFA015 DFAT / Irish Aid UN INTERIM SECURITY FORCE FOR ABYEI DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 304786.93049999996 United Nations Department of Peace Operations XM-DAC-21-1-2025001744DFA017 DFAT / Irish Aid MINUSMA DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70743.29849999999 United Nations Department of Peace Operations XM-DAC-21-1-2025001745DFA018 DFAT / Irish Aid MONUSCO DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 537965.4105 United Nations Department of Peace Operations XM-DAC-21-1-2025001746DFA020 DFAT / Irish Aid UNMISS DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1068513.021 United Nations Department of Peace Operations XM-DAC-21-1-2025001747DFAEU001 DFAT / Irish Aid Supporting Peace Through Dialogue by Engaging the Leading Actors and Civic Society in Türkiye DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35000 Democratic Progress Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025001748DFAEU003 DFAT / Irish Aid Increasing civic engagement and advancing legal rights of LGBTIQ+ people in Albania DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Open Mind Spectrum Albania (OMSA) XM-DAC-21-1-2025001749DFAEU004 DFAT / Irish Aid Strengthening Albania’s law-enforcement and prosecution capacities and multi-agency co-operation in combatting trafficking in human beings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 OSCE Organisation for Security and Co-operation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001750DFAEU005 DFAT / Irish Aid Montenegro SDG Acceleration Fund DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 United Nations General Trust Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001751DFAEU005 DFAT / Irish Aid Empowered Voices for EU Integration: Women Leading Environmental Justice and Peacebuilding DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19350 Zena Bih XM-DAC-21-1-2025001752DFAEU006 DFAT / Irish Aid Together for the EU – Strengthening LGBTI+ Rights through Education and Legislative Changes DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Tuzla Open Center XM-DAC-21-1-2025001753DFAEU007 DFAT / Irish Aid Civil Society as a moderator of European values DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Association Of Independent Creators And Activists Geto XM-DAC-21-1-2025001754DFAEU008 DFAT / Irish Aid Strengthening the rule of municipalities in promotion of EU rule of law values in Kosovo DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Kosovar Centre for Security Studies XM-DAC-21-1-2025001755DFAEU010 DFAT / Irish Aid Celebrating Pride Project DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Montenegrin Lgbtiq Association Queer Montenegro XM-DAC-21-1-2025001756DFAEU011 DFAT / Irish Aid CARGrow - Civic Alliance for Reforms and Growth DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32020.000000000004 Prespa Institute XM-DAC-21-1-2025001757DFAEU015 DFAT / Irish Aid Partnership for capacity building training for public administration officials from EU candidate countries DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 277743 Institute Of Public Administration XM-DAC-21-1-2025001758DFAEU016 DFAT / Irish Aid Scholarships for two students to study at College of Europe Tirana Campus DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 54000 College Of Europe XM-DAC-21-1-2025001759DFAEU017 DFAT / Irish Aid Micro-credential courses for public officials from Kosovo/Western Balkans DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7500 Dublin City University XM-DAC-21-1-2025001760DFAEU019 DFAT / Irish Aid Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, Mission in Kosovo DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 OSCE Organisation for Security and Co-operation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001761DFAEU020 DFAT / Irish Aid Ukraine Action Plan DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Council of Europe XM-DAC-21-1-2025001762DFAEU021 DFAT / Irish Aid Belarus Contact Group DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Council of Europe XM-DAC-21-1-2025001763DFAEU022 DFAT / Irish Aid Moldova Action Plan DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 Council of Europe XM-DAC-21-1-2025001764DFAEU023 DFAT / Irish Aid Cooperation Activities in Kosovo DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 Council of Europe XM-DAC-21-1-2025001765DFIN001 DFAT / Irish Aid The African Development Bank promotes sustainable economic development and social progress in its regional member countries. Fifth installment of Ireland's €50m contribution to the Bank's seventh General Capital Increase, paid over 2021-2028. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6213011.06 African Development Bank XM-DAC-21-1-2025001766DFIN002 DFAT / Irish Aid The African Development Bank promotes sustainable economic development and social progress in its regional member countries. Sixth installment of Ireland's €40m contribution to the Bank's sixth General Capital Increase paid over 2020-2028. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4989324.84 African Development Bank XM-DAC-21-1-2025001767DFIN003 DFAT / Irish Aid The African Development Fund provides grants and concessional loans to lower-income member countries of the African Development Bank. Third instalment of Ireland's contribution of €35m to the ADF16 replenishment, paid over 2023-2032. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4347000 African Development Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001768DFIN004 DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland's annual subscription to the African Development Fund DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8127938 African Development Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001769DFIN005 DFAT / Irish Aid The Asian Development Fund provides grants and concessional loans to the lower-income developing member countries of the Asian Development Bank. Sixteenth installment of Ireland's €13.6m commitment to the ADF12 replenishment paid over 2017-2029. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 319600 Asian Development Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001770DFIN006 DFAT / Irish Aid The Asian Development Fund provides grants and concessional loans to the lower-income developing member countries of the Asian Development Bank. Eighth installment of Ireland's €13.6m commitment to the ADF13 replenishment paid over 2021-2031. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 700500 Asian Development Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001771DFIN007 DFAT / Irish Aid The Asian Development Fund provides grants and concessional loans to the lower-income developing member countries of the Asian Development Bank. First installment of Ireland's €15.6m commitment to the ADF14 replenishment paid over 2025-2035. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1641000 Asian Development Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001772DFIN008 DFAT / Irish Aid The Asian Development Fund provides grants and concessional loans to the lower-income developing member countries of the Asian Development Bank. Seventeenth installment of Ireland's €13.6m commitment to the ADF12 replenishment paid over 2017-2029. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 319600 Asian Development Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001773DFIN009 DFAT / Irish Aid The Asian Development Fund provides grants and concessional loans to the lower-income developing member countries of the Asian Development Bank. Ninth installment of Ireland's €13.6m commitment to the ADF13 replenishment paid over 2021-2031. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 700500 Asian Development Fund XM-DAC-21-1-2025001774DFIN010 DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland's annual subscription as a member of the Council of Europe Development Bank. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4525.491599999999 Council of Europe Development Bank XM-DAC-21-1-2025001775DFIN011 DFAT / Irish Aid The Council of Europe Development Bank provides loans to member states to help disaster victims, create jobs and improve infrasturcure. Third installment of Ireland's €10m contribution to the CEB capital increase paid over 2024-2026 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 476372.07 Council of Europe Development Bank XM-DAC-21-1-2025001776DFIN012 DFAT / Irish Aid The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development invests in private enterprises to build market economies and foster private sector growth. First instalment of Ireland's €12.1m contribution to the EBRD capital increase paid over 2025-2030. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1718200 European Bank for Reconstruction and Development XM-DAC-21-1-2025001777DFIN013 DFAT / Irish Aid The European Investment Bank invests in companies through both equity and debt solutions that achieve the policy aims of the EU. Payment to replenish Ireland’s Member State Call Account balance pertaining to guarantee calls made through Lomé and Cotonou agreements DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 789846.7 European Investment Bank XM-DAC-21-1-2025001778DFIN014 DFAT / Irish Aid The European Investment Bank invests in companies through both equity and debt solutions that achieve the policy aims of the EU. Payment of €7 million towards the EU4 Ukraine (EU4U) Fund. The EU4U aims to accelerate EIB Global’s support for Ukraine’s most urgent infrastructure needs and help sustain its economy. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7000000 European Investment Bank XM-DAC-21-1-2025001779DFIN015 DFAT / Irish Aid The International Development Association works to reduce poverty by providing zero to low-interest loans and grants to the world's poorest countries. Eighth installment of Ireland's €90m commitment to the IDA18 replenishment, paid over 2018-2026. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9900000 International Development Association XM-DAC-21-1-2025001780DFIN016 DFAT / Irish Aid The International Development Association works to reduce poverty by providing zero to low-interest loans and grants to the world's poorest countries. Fifth installment of Ireland's €101m commitment to the IDA19 replenishment, paid over 2021-2029. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16050000 International Development Association XM-DAC-21-1-2025001781DFIN017 DFAT / Irish Aid The International Development Association works to reduce poverty by providing zero to low-interest loans and grants to the world's poorest countries.Third installment of Ireland's 106m commitment to the IDA20 replenishment paid over 2023-2031. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18010000 International Development Association XM-DAC-21-1-2025001782DFIN018 DFAT / Irish Aid staff salaries DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 554337 Donor Government XM-DAC-21-1-2025001783DOD001 DFAT / Irish Aid Ireland's contribution to the International Committee of the Red Cross DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 130000 International Committee of the Red Cross XM-DAC-21-1-2025001784DOEY001 DFAT / Irish Aid UNESCO seeks to build peace through international cooperation in Education, the Sciences and Culture. UNESCO's programmes contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals defined in Agenda 2030, adopted by the UN General Assembly in 2015. UNESCO’s programme is financed through a mix of assessed contributions and voluntary contributions. Assessed contributions are mandatory contributions due from Member States by virtue of their membership. The scale of assessments for Member States is based on that of the United Nations, with suitable adjustments to take into account the differences in membership between the two organizations. Ireland’s membership contribution to the UNESCO budget is made annually. It is partly paid in euro (to UNESCO, Paris) €700,033.00 and partly paid in US dollars (to UNESCO, New York) $877,064.00 (€872,700.50) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 943640 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation XM-DAC-21-1-2025001785DoH001 DFAT / Irish Aid Annual Contribution to WHO DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1799442.8648 World Health Organisation - assessed contributions XM-DAC-21-1-2025001786DoH002 DFAT / Irish Aid Core Voluntary Contribution to WHO DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1175196.33 World Health Organisation - core voluntary contributions account XM-DAC-21-1-2025001787DoH003 DFAT / Irish Aid Annual contribution to the IARC DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 322115.49 International Agency for Research on Cancer XM-DAC-21-1-2025001788EC001 DFAT / Irish Aid European Commission - Development Share of Budget DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 376615265.1405954 European Commission - Development Share of Budget XM-DAC-21-1-2025001789EC002 DFAT / Irish Aid Extrabudgetary contribution to the EU to cover interest payments by Ukraine on loans (MFA+) received from the EU DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12780223.11 European Commission - Development Share of Budget XM-DAC-21-1-2025001790IDRC001 DFAT / Irish Aid IDRC IP DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 92388.94 Local Government XM-DAC-21-1-2025001791IDRC002 DFAT / Irish Aid IDRC IP DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 497271.70999999996 Central Government XM-DAC-21-1-2025001792IDRC003 DFAT / Irish Aid IDRC IP DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 457985.08 International Committee of the Red Cross XM-DAC-21-1-2025001793IDRC004 DFAT / Irish Aid IDRC IP DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 189847.105 Donor Country-Based Ngo XM-DAC-21-1-2025001794IDRC005 DFAT / Irish Aid IDRC IP DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 153821.25 United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees XM-DAC-21-1-2025001795IDRC006 DFAT / Irish Aid IDRC BOTP DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 265812700 Central Government XM-DAC-21-1-2025001796IDRC006 DFAT / Irish Aid IDRC IP DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 284375339.76144 Central Government XM-DAC-21-1-2025001797B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The global citizenship education implemented by ActionAid Ireland aims to deepend understanding among Action Aid supporters on sustainable international development. The main objective is to raise awareness among our supporters of our work overseas through Irish Aid support. . Objective applies principally to quality education with particular focus on global citizenship and increasing knowledge on international sustainable development. Through public awareness and differned educational events, the activity contributes to an array of other SDGs including gender equality, no poverty, climate action, peace, justice and strong institutions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13306 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001798B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The global citizenship education implemented by Action Aid Ireland aims to deepen understanding among young people of sustainable international development. The main objective is to engage young people in Ireland in interactive ways to critically analyse issues of global justice, women's rights and the value of Ireland's overseas aid contribution. . Objective applies principally to quality education with particular focus on global citizenship and increasing knowledge on international sustainable development. Through education, the activity contributes to an array of other SDGs including gender equality, no poverty, climate action, peace, justice and strong institutions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5081 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001799B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The global citizenship education implemented by ActionAid Ireland aims to deepend understanding among Action Aid supporters on sustainable international development. The main objective is to raise awareness among our supporters of our work overseas through Irish Aid support. . Objective applies principally to quality education with particular focus on global citizenship and increasing knowledge on international sustainable development. Through education, the activity contributes to an array of other SDGs including gender equality, no poverty, climate action, peace, justice and strong institutions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1723 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001800B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The global citizenship education implemented by Action Aid Ireland aims to deepen understanding among young people of sustainable international development. The main objective is to engage young people in Ireland in interactive ways to critically analyse issues of global justice, women's rights and the value of Ireland's overseas aid contribution. . Objective applies principally to quality education with particular focus on global citizenship and increasing knowledge on international sustainable development. Through education, the activity contributes to an array of other SDGs including gender equality, no poverty, climate action, peace, justice and strong institutions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1100 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001801B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75017 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001802B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 57000 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001803B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 54454 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001804B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality with focus on poverty eradication and promoting sustainable agriculture. It supports skills and techniques on agroecology that supports women farmers to sustain their livelihoods and includes support for basic business skills and access to savings and credit schemes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 33294 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001805B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies prinicipally to climate action and gender equality. The activity has a strong focus on climate adapatation initiatives by analysing the gender responsiveness of local climate policies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20250 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001806B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19502 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001807B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16936 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001808B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality with the understandng that women's leadership is crucial for achieving the SDGs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16745 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001809B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies prinicipally to climate action and gender equality. The activity has a focus on climate adapatation initiatives to support women from marginalised communities to better prepare for the impacts of climate change on their livelihoods. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15088 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001810B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12318 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001811B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11319 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001812B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11161 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001813B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10309 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001814B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8606 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001815B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8533 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001816B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality with the understandng that women's leadership is crucial for achieving the SDGs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7258 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001817B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6451 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001818B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Linked to the above but with a focus on voice and empowerment of women DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5937 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001819B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Ethiopia, implemented by ActionAid in conjunction with 23 local women’s groups works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence, and Menja ethnic minority, in Semen Bench and Shey Bench in South West Region . The programme aims to reduce gender-based violence by increasing womwn and girls' confidence and knowledge to know their rights and demand access to services and the courts; improve livelihoods and participate in decision making at the local and national level. The programme engages with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights. In addition, the programme strengthens the resilience of women and girls to climate change impacts by increasing their knowledge of adaptation practices and seeks progressive climate investment that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. It contributes to climate adaptation through monitoring budget allocations to gender responsive climate initiatives with specific focus on financing agroecology practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 988 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001820B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 92753 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001821B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies prinicipally to climate action and gender equality. It contributes specifically to adaptation through different iniiatives in relation to irrigation, pastrue reseeding to enhance communities resilience to climate impacts. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 28786 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001822B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality with the understandng that women's leadership is crucial for achieving the SDGs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 23495 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001823B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies prinicipally to women's economic empowerment and enhancing livelihoods. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21229 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001824B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17006 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001825B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12588 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001826B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality with the understandng that women's leadership is crucial for achieving the SDGs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10997 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001827B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10969 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001828B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10309 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001829B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality through influencing policy related to women's rights but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9765 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001830B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8606 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001831B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies prinicipally to climate action and gender equality. It contributes specifically to adaptation through advocacy and budget participation where partners raised demands on greater budget allocation for climate adapation initiatives and holding government to account for their commitments. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6597 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001832B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4996 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001833B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4712 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001834B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies prinicipally to women's economic empowerment and enhancing livelihoods. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4086.9999999999995 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001835B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Kenya, implemented by ActionAid and nine women’s rights organisations, including two networks, works with marginalised women and girls , including survivors of violence in Taita Taveta and Garissa counties, to create a safer and more just society. The programme aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the knowledge, skills and capacity of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights, demand access to services and hold perpetrators to account. The programme also works with men, boys, local leaders and government officials to take action in support of women’s rights and demand accountability for violence and discrimination. Additionally it seeks to improve the incomes and livelihoods of marginalised women and survivors of violence and to strengthen their resilience to climate change through improved skills and leadership on climate change and through mobilising women, youth and communities to demand progressive climate policies that support women and girls. . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1187 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001836B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . This objective applies principally to gender equality with the understanding that women's leadership and engagement is crucial for achieving gender justice. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 44942 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001837B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . This objective is focused on women and girls and applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 39930 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001838B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . This objective in the Women's Rights Programme applies principally to livelihood initiatives for women and girls, including survivors of gender based violence, with a focus on building the resilience of women and reducing poverty through support for sustainable livelihoods and business skills. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35974 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001839B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . Objective applies principally to gender equality working with men and boys to bring about cultural change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18943 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001840B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . Objective applies principally to climate action and gender equality. The activity has a strong focus on climate adapatation initiatives to support women and youth from marginalised communities to understand and forsee the impacts of climate change on their livelihoods. It contributes to climate mitigation as it supports marginalised communities through skills and knowledge on how to access cleaner sources of energy. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18780 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001841B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . Objective applies principally to climate action and gender equality with a specific focus on mitigation efforts through campaigning and advocacy DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14150 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001842B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . As above DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12238 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001843B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. It contributes to climate adaptation through research and policy recommendations on how the Nepal government can ensure direct support to marginalised communities to adapt to negative climate impacts. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12019 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001844B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . This objective in the Women's Rights Programme applies principally to livelihood initiatives for women and girls with a focus on building the resilience of women and reducing poverty through support for sustainable livelihoods and business skills. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11078 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001845B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. It contirbutes to climate adaptation through advocacy of ActionAid and women's rights organisations participating in budget discussions demanding more inclusive access to climate funding for adaptation meausres DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10544 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001846B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . Objective applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10512 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001847B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . Objective applies principally to gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10470 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001848B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting . This action also contributes to climate adaptation as it supports research, policy analysis and briefings to support women and communities to advoacte for climate change responses. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10309 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001849B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting. This action also contributes to climate adaptation as it supports cross learning between partners on adaptation measures. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10207 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001850B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . This objective applies primarily to climate action and gender equality with a specific focus on adaptation measures. It includes initiatives to raise awareness, camapign for action and seek coverage to highlight its impact. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5775 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001851B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. It contirbutes to climate adaptation through engagemtn with governments to implement commitments and policies that support marginalised commmunities to adatp to negative climate change occurrances. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3072 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001852B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Women’s Rights Programme in Nepal, implemented by ActionAid and eight women’s rights organisations works with marginalised women and girls, including survivors of violence and ethnic minorities in Chitwan and Makwanpur districts to create a safer and more just society. The programme specifically aims to reduce the risks of gender-based violence by increasing the confidence, knowledge and skills of marginalised women and girls to advocate for their rights and demand access to GBV services and to pursue justice through the courts. The programme also seeks to improve the incomes and wellbeing of marginalised women and survivors of violence by enhancing and diversifying livelihoods and support them to adapt and respond to climate impacts including through advocacy and campaigning . Objective applies principally to gender equality but is thematically cross cutting across the whole programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 599 ActionAid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001853B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in Burundi is implemented by 3 partners COPED, SADC and AFJB in Makamba, Nyanza, Rumonge communes of Burunga Province and at national level. It aims to tackle the root causes of gender inequality and social exclusion. The programme supports furthest behind rights holders to organise and advocate for their priorities to local government and engages power holders at commune, provincial and national level to engage with and respond to community concerns through Provincial Exchange Platforms and follow up. It supports SRHR service effectiveness and engagement with communities and especially youth, and effective coordination of peacebuilding structures in the community. At national level, partners coordinated with CSOs to progress harmonisation of GBV laws resulting in the Judiciary Committee validating a draft revised law and advocated on challenges in handling GBV cases due to legislative discrepancies. In 2025, it reached 1,852 people directly (49% women) and an estimated 31,806 people indirectly. . Programme objectives are not thematic. The primary purpose of the programme is to promote and support gender equality, including sexual and reproductive health rights. Work that contributes to specific SDG targets will span all objectives through complementary approaches and actions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 121492 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001854B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in Burundi is implemented by 3 partners COPED, SADC and AFJB in Makamba, Nyanza, Rumonge communes of Burunga Province and at national level. It aims to tackle the root causes of gender inequality and social exclusion. The programme supports furthest behind rights holders to organise and advocate for their priorities to local government and engages power holders at commune, provincial and national level to engage with and respond to community concerns through Provincial Exchange Platforms and follow up. It supports SRHR service effectiveness and engagement with communities and especially youth, and effective coordination of peacebuilding structures in the community. At national level, partners coordinated with CSOs to progress harmonisation of GBV laws resulting in the Judiciary Committee validating a draft revised law and advocated on challenges in handling GBV cases due to legislative discrepancies. In 2025, it reached 1,852 people directly (49% women) and an estimated 31,806 people indirectly. . Programme objectives are not thematic. The primary purpose of the programme is to promote and support gender equality, including sexual and reproductive health rights. Work that contributes to specific SDG targets will span all objectives through complementary approaches and actions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 111788 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001855B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in Burundi is implemented by 3 partners COPED, SADC and AFJB in Makamba, Nyanza, Rumonge communes of Burunga Province and at national level. It aims to tackle the root causes of gender inequality and social exclusion. The programme supports furthest behind rights holders to organise and advocate for their priorities to local government and engages power holders at commune, provincial and national level to engage with and respond to community concerns through Provincial Exchange Platforms and follow up. It supports SRHR service effectiveness and engagement with communities and especially youth, and effective coordination of peacebuilding structures in the community. At national level, partners coordinated with CSOs to progress harmonisation of GBV laws resulting in the Judiciary Committee validating a draft revised law and advocated on challenges in handling GBV cases due to legislative discrepancies. In 2025, it reached 1,852 people directly (49% women) and an estimated 31,806 people indirectly. . Programme objectives are not thematic. The primary purpose of the programme is to promote and support gender equality, including sexual and reproductive health rights. Work that contributes to specific SDG targets will span all objectives through complementary approaches and actions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 187091 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001856B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in El Salvador & Guatemala, implemented by partners ORMUSA, UNES, ICEFI, CONGCOOP, ISD and Alharaca supports women and marginalised groups in Ahuachapán, Sonsonate, La Paz, La Libertad and Morazán in El Salvador and in Sololá and Alta Verapaz in Guatemala. Programme partners supported marginalised, mostly indigenous communities to defend their land and human rights and advocate for environmental protection, enabled women led community engagement to advocate for community priorities and influence local governance and budgetary decision making, undertook national policy and budgetary analysis and advocacy for more responsive and accountable public finance management. Partners supported GBV survivors, Human rights defenders and trained lawyers and judges on response to violence against women, championed feminist journalism to support public participation in discourse and discussion and undertook a democracy school for young people. The contexts of El Slavador and Guatemala were significantly different in 2025, as the context for civil society declined in El Salvador, with marked impact on what advocacy activities and results were feasible. . Objective 4 supported an Agroecological School in a context of climate change vulnerability in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. Action promotes sustainable climate-resilient farming methods and crops and diversified agricultural production to reduce climate risks (DAC code '311 - Agriculture'). DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 58845 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001857B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in El Salvador & Guatemala, implemented by partners ORMUSA, UNES, ICEFI, CONGCOOP, ISD and Alharaca supports women and marginalised groups in Ahuachapán, Sonsonate, La Paz, La Libertad and Morazán in El Salvador and in Sololá and Alta Verapaz in Guatemala. Programme partners supported marginalised, mostly indigenous communities to defend their land and human rights and advocate for environmental protection, enabled women led community engagement to advocate for community priorities and influence local governance and budgetary decision making, undertook national policy and budgetary analysis and advocacy for more responsive and accountable public finance management. Partners supported GBV survivors, Human rights defenders and trained lawyers and judges on response to violence against women, championed feminist journalism to support public participation in discourse and discussion and undertook a democracy school for young people. The contexts of El Slavador and Guatemala were significantly different in 2025, as the context for civil society declined in El Salvador, with marked impact on what advocacy activities and results were feasible. . Programme objectives are not thematic. The overall programme aims to support rights of women and marginalised individuals and groups and to reduce violence. Work that contributes to specific SDG targets will span all objectives through complementary approaches and actions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 184421 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001858B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in El Salvador & Guatemala, implemented by partners ORMUSA, UNES, ICEFI, CONGCOOP, ISD and Alharaca supports women and marginalised groups in Ahuachapán, Sonsonate, La Paz, La Libertad and Morazán in El Salvador and in Sololá and Alta Verapaz in Guatemala. Programme partners supported marginalised, mostly indigenous communities to defend their land and human rights and advocate for environmental protection, enabled women led community engagement to advocate for community priorities and influence local governance and budgetary decision making, undertook national policy and budgetary analysis and advocacy for more responsive and accountable public finance management. Partners supported GBV survivors, Human rights defenders and trained lawyers and judges on response to violence against women, championed feminist journalism to support public participation in discourse and discussion and undertook a democracy school for young people. The contexts of El Slavador and Guatemala were significantly different in 2025, as the context for civil society declined in El Salvador, with marked impact on what advocacy activities and results were feasible. . DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 102770 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001859B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in El Salvador & Guatemala, implemented by partners ORMUSA, UNES, ICEFI, CONGCOOP, ISD and Alharaca supports women and marginalised groups in Ahuachapán, Sonsonate, La Paz, La Libertad and Morazán in El Salvador and in Sololá and Alta Verapaz in Guatemala. Programme partners supported marginalised, mostly indigenous communities to defend their land and human rights and advocate for environmental protection, enabled women led community engagement to advocate for community priorities and influence local governance and budgetary decision making, undertook national policy and budgetary analysis and advocacy for more responsive and accountable public finance management. Partners supported GBV survivors, Human rights defenders and trained lawyers and judges on response to violence against women, championed feminist journalism to support public participation in discourse and discussion and undertook a democracy school for young people. The contexts of El Slavador and Guatemala were significantly different in 2025, as the context for civil society declined in El Salvador, with marked impact on what advocacy activities and results were feasible. . Gender equality (and other forms of inclusion) is fundamental to the design of the programme. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 154076 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001860B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in Colombia is implemented by partners Colombia Diversa, CCAJAR, Corambiente, PBI, Sisma Mujer and CCALCP, ABColombia, and CCEEU. Land and human rights defenders, women and marginalised groups are supported to take action to claim their rights, including under provisions of the 2016 Peace Agreement and to engage with power holders to advance peace, gender equality, climate justice and human rights in line with national and international frameworks. Partners work on environmental, land issues and climate change in Santander and Norte de Santander, La Guajira, Cauca and Valle del Cauca and the Magdalena Medio region; on gender equality and social inclusion in Santander, Norte de Santander, the Magdalena Medio region and nationally. In 2025, ICSP partners action and advocacy gave rise to two humanitarian caravans in Catatumbo; a humanitarian mission in Cauca and significant decisions made by ordinary and transitional justice systems (JEP). Women, particularly survivors of SGBV, were central actors in macro cases before the JEP, providing essential contribution to design litigation strategies, document the crimes they endured, and in proposing comprehensive reparation measures tailored to their needs. The programme reached 2,088 people directly (64% women) and 275,351 people indirectly in 2025.. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40000 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001861B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in Colombia is implemented by partners Colombia Diversa, CCAJAR, Corambiente, PBI, Sisma Mujer and CCALCP, ABColombia, and CCEEU. Land and human rights defenders, women and marginalised groups are supported to take action to claim their rights, including under provisions of the 2016 Peace Agreement and to engage with power holders to advance peace, gender equality, climate justice and human rights in line with national and international frameworks. Partners work on environmental, land issues and climate change in Santander and Norte de Santander, La Guajira, Cauca and Valle del Cauca and the Magdalena Medio region; on gender equality and social inclusion in Santander, Norte de Santander, the Magdalena Medio region and nationally. In 2025, ICSP partners action and advocacy gave rise to two humanitarian caravans in Catatumbo; a humanitarian mission in Cauca and significant decisions made by ordinary and transitional justice systems (JEP). Women, particularly survivors of SGBV, were central actors in macro cases before the JEP, providing essential contribution to design litigation strategies, document the crimes they endured, and in proposing comprehensive reparation measures tailored to their needs. The programme reached 2,088 people directly (64% women) and 275,351 people indirectly in 2025.. Objective 4 supported the Climate Change and Resilience in Strategic Ecosystems project in 2 areas of Northeast Colombia that are vulnerable to climate change. Support to communities' climate change adaptation was a principle objective of climate-resilient farming support to peasant women (Agri code 311), youth capacity strengthening in biodiversity monitoring, water management and support for ecosystem based adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 298667 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001862B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in Colombia is implemented by partners Colombia Diversa, CCAJAR, Corambiente, PBI, Sisma Mujer and CCALCP, ABColombia, and CCEEU. Land and human rights defenders, women and marginalised groups are supported to take action to claim their rights, including under provisions of the 2016 Peace Agreement and to engage with power holders to advance peace, gender equality, climate justice and human rights in line with national and international frameworks. Partners work on environmental, land issues and climate change in Santander and Norte de Santander, La Guajira, Cauca and Valle del Cauca and the Magdalena Medio region; on gender equality and social inclusion in Santander, Norte de Santander, the Magdalena Medio region and nationally. In 2025, ICSP partners action and advocacy gave rise to two humanitarian caravans in Catatumbo; a humanitarian mission in Cauca and significant decisions made by ordinary and transitional justice systems (JEP). Women, particularly survivors of SGBV, were central actors in macro cases before the JEP, providing essential contribution to design litigation strategies, document the crimes they endured, and in proposing comprehensive reparation measures tailored to their needs. The programme reached 2,088 people directly (64% women) and 275,351 people indirectly in 2025.. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 110427 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001863B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in Colombia is implemented by partners Colombia Diversa, CCAJAR, Corambiente, PBI, Sisma Mujer and CCALCP, ABColombia, and CCEEU. Land and human rights defenders, women and marginalised groups are supported to take action to claim their rights, including under provisions of the 2016 Peace Agreement and to engage with power holders to advance peace, gender equality, climate justice and human rights in line with national and international frameworks. Partners work on environmental, land issues and climate change in Santander and Norte de Santander, La Guajira, Cauca and Valle del Cauca and the Magdalena Medio region; on gender equality and social inclusion in Santander, Norte de Santander, the Magdalena Medio region and nationally. In 2025, ICSP partners action and advocacy gave rise to two humanitarian caravans in Catatumbo; a humanitarian mission in Cauca and significant decisions made by ordinary and transitional justice systems (JEP). Women, particularly survivors of SGBV, were central actors in macro cases before the JEP, providing essential contribution to design litigation strategies, document the crimes they endured, and in proposing comprehensive reparation measures tailored to their needs. The programme reached 2,088 people directly (64% women) and 275,351 people indirectly in 2025.. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 218697 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001864B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners ECC-MERU and SARCAF in South Kivu, DRC, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 17,833 individuals were successfully reached.. Climate change adaptation was the principal objective of programme interventions: Communities and local leaders have improved knowledge of climate change effects, the causes and impacts of climate change and the role of adaptation; target households were supported to adopt sustainable climate-resilient farming methods, promote diversified agricultural production to reduce climate risk, and cultivate and distribute climate-resilient seeds; and communities have been supported to implement erosion/flood protection measures in areas that are becoming increasingly susceptible to erosion/ flooding with due regard to the potential environmental impacts of these measures. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 186163 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001865B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners ECC-MERU and SARCAF in South Kivu, DRC, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 17,833 individuals were successfully reached.. Humanitarian response DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 153683 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001866B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Under Stream 3, CA and partner SARCAF delivered a one-off MPCA grant to 865 highly vulnerable conflict-affected households, reaching approximately 5,870 people. The assistance helped families meet immediate basic needs, particularly food and medicine, and reduce harmful coping strategies.. Humanitarian Response DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 132000 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001867B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners ECC-MERU and SARCAF in South Kivu, DRC, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 17,833 individuals were successfully reached.. This objective is split into two sub-objectives (peace-building and conflict prevention, and gender-based violence prevention and response), hence why two principle markers are considered DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 81732 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001868B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners ECC-MERU and SARCAF in South Kivu, DRC, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 17,833 individuals were successfully reached.. Resilience Building DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 94995 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001869B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38164 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001870B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 663485 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001871B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners BBS and PSSAG in Rakhine State, Myanmar, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 14,365 individuals were successfully reached.. Climate change adaptation was the principal objective of programme interventions: Communities and local leaders have improved knowledge of climate change effects, the causes and impacts of climate change and the role of adaptation; target households were supported to adopt sustainable climate-resilient farming methods, promote diversified agricultural production to reduce climate risk, and cultivate and distribute climate-resilient seeds; and communities have been supported to implement erosion/flood protection measures in areas that are becoming increasingly susceptible to erosion/ flooding with due regard to the potential environmental impacts of these measures. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 77134 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001872B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Under Stream 3, CA and partner PSSAG provided two rounds of MPCA to 591 earthquake-affected households, reaching approximately 2,702 people . The cash enabled families to meet immediate basic needs, repair damaged homes, and buy essential items including food and medicine.. Humanitarian Response DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 132000 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001873B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners BBS and PSSAG in Rakhine State, Myanmar, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 14,365 individuals were successfully reached.. Humanitarian response DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 129143 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001874B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners BBS and PSSAG in Rakhine State, Myanmar, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 14,365 individuals were successfully reached.. This objective is split into two sub-objectives (peace-building and conflict prevention, and gender-based violence prevention and response), hence why two principle markers are considered DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 111100 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001875B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners BBS and PSSAG in Rakhine State, Myanmar, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 14,365 individuals were successfully reached.. Resilience Building DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 90838 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001876B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in oPt in 2025 was implemented by partners PCHR, CFTA, EAPPI and YWCA and operates in Gaza and parts of the the West Bank.ICSP partners support community led humanitarian response initiatives in Gaza in dire circumstances, provide information and legal support to women and displaced communities to access services and monitor human rights violations and gather evidence for international advocacy purposes. In the West Bank, partners provide legal support to Bedouin communities at risk of forced displacement through demolitions and land confiscation, undertake strategic litigation to fight discrimination against Palestinians and undertake extensive witnessing, community accompaniment, evidence gathering and advocacy on settler violence and discrimination. Programme objectives are not thematic. The overall progamme aims to promote more effective and accountable institutions that support rights and justice for Palestinian individuals and communities. Work that contributes to specific SDG targets will span all objectives through complementary approaches and actions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 116196.98562628336 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001877B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in IoPt in 2025 was implemented by partners PCHR, CFTA, EAPPI and YWCA and operates in Gaza and parts of the the West Bank. ICSP partners support community led humanitarian response initiatives in Gaza in dire circumstances, provide information and legal support to women and displaced communities to access services and monitor human rights violations and gather evidence for international advocacy purposes. In the West Bank, partners provide legal support to Bedouin communities at risk of forced displacement through demolitions and land confiscation, undertake strategic litigation to fight discrimination against Palestinians, and undertake extensive witnessing, community accompaniment, evidence gathering and advocacy on settler violence and discrimination. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 107300.34515230385 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001878B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in IoPt in 2025 was implemented by partners PCHR, CFTA, EAPPI and YWCA and operates in Gaza and parts of the the West Bank. ICSP partners support community led humanitarian response initiatives in Gaza in dire circumstances, provide information and legal support to women and displaced communities to access services and monitor human rights violations and gather evidence for international advocacy purposes. In the West Bank, partners provide legal support to Bedouin communities at risk of forced displacement through demolitions and land confiscation, undertake strategic litigation to fight discrimination against Palestinians, and undertake extensive witnessing, community accompaniment, evidence gathering and advocacy on settler violence and discrimination. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 151878.6692214128 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001879B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Development Stream in Sierra Leone, implemented by partners Green Scenery, BAN, NMJD, Wones and SEND promotes more inclusive, transparent, gender responsive and accountable institutions in Sierra Leone. The ICSP Development Stream in Sierra Leone, implemented by partners Green Scenery, BAN, NMJD, Wones and SEND promotes more inclusive, transparent, gender responsive and accountable institutions in Sierra Leone. The programme is implemented in Kono, Falaba, Pujehun, Bombali, Port Loko, Western Area rural, Kailahun. To support political inclusion and participation, particularly of women; transparent land governance, partns work with cattle rearers and crop farming communities in Community Action Groups to enable conflict resolution and peaceful coexistence; advocate for more transparent, accountable and responsive land policies and defence of land rights, and undertake district Multi-stakeholder Platforms to support Rights Holders to engage and hold duty bearers accountable on issues and concerns related to land and cattle settlement. Communities prone to climate induced disaster and environmental risks are supported to develop their resilience to climate change and protect their local environment, particuarly with forestry actions. Partners promote womens political empowerment with Women in Governance Networks for increased women's participation and representation in political governance and decision making at all levels to achieve government gender quota (30%). At national level and regional level, partners research and advocate for transparent public financial management and accountability and network with civil society to enable broad based efforts to lobby for transparency and budget responsiveness. In In 2025 the programme reached approximately 4000 people directly and a further 22,230 indirectly. . Objective 4 supported climate change adaptation to identified risks, vulnerabilities and impacts as a result of deforestation. The project promoted community stewardship against deforestation, and relates to sector / CRS code Forestry 312 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 26000 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001880B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Development Stream in Sierra Leone, implemented by partners Green Scenery, BAN, NMJD, Wones and SEND promotes more inclusive, transparent, gender responsive and accountable institutions in Sierra Leone. The ICSP Development Stream in Sierra Leone, implemented by partners Green Scenery, BAN, NMJD, Wones and SEND promotes more inclusive, transparent, gender responsive and accountable institutions in Sierra Leone. The programme is implemented in Kono, Falaba, Pujehun, Bombali, Port Loko, Western Area rural, Kailahun. To support political inclusion and participation, particularly of women; transparent land governance, partns work with cattle rearers and crop farming communities in Community Action Groups to enable conflict resolution and peaceful coexistence; advocate for more transparent, accountable and responsive land policies and defence of land rights, and undertake district Multi-stakeholder Platforms to support Rights Holders to engage and hold duty bearers accountable on issues and concerns related to land and cattle settlement. Communities prone to climate induced disaster and environmental risks are supported to develop their resilience to climate change and protect their local environment, particuarly with forestry actions. Partners promote womens political empowerment with Women in Governance Networks for increased women's participation and representation in political governance and decision making at all levels to achieve government gender quota (30%). At national level and regional level, partners research and advocate for transparent public financial management and accountability and network with civil society to enable broad based efforts to lobby for transparency and budget responsiveness. In In 2025 the programme reached approximately 4000 people directly and a further 22,230 indirectly. . Programme objectives are not thematic. The overall programme aims to reduce violence and conflict and support transparent, responsive and inclusive decision-making at different levels. Work that contributes to specific SDG targets will span all objectives through complementary actions and approaches. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 208471 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001881B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Development Stream in Sierra Leone, implemented by partners Green Scenery, BAN, NMJD, Wones and SEND promotes more inclusive, transparent, gender responsive and accountable institutions in Sierra Leone. The ICSP Development Stream in Sierra Leone, implemented by partners Green Scenery, BAN, NMJD, Wones and SEND promotes more inclusive, transparent, gender responsive and accountable institutions in Sierra Leone. The programme is implemented in Kono, Falaba, Pujehun, Bombali, Port Loko, Western Area rural, Kailahun. To support political inclusion and participation, particularly of women; transparent land governance, partns work with cattle rearers and crop farming communities in Community Action Groups to enable conflict resolution and peaceful coexistence; advocate for more transparent, accountable and responsive land policies and defence of land rights, and undertake district Multi-stakeholder Platforms to support Rights Holders to engage and hold duty bearers accountable on issues and concerns related to land and cattle settlement. Communities prone to climate induced disaster and environmental risks are supported to develop their resilience to climate change and protect their local environment, particuarly with forestry actions. Partners promote womens political empowerment with Women in Governance Networks for increased women's participation and representation in political governance and decision making at all levels to achieve government gender quota (30%). At national level and regional level, partners research and advocate for transparent public financial management and accountability and network with civil society to enable broad based efforts to lobby for transparency and budget responsiveness. In In 2025 the programme reached approximately 4000 people directly and a further 22,230 indirectly. . DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 93009 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001882B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Development Stream in Sierra Leone, implemented by partners Green Scenery, BAN, NMJD, Wones and SEND promotes more inclusive, transparent, gender responsive and accountable institutions in Sierra Leone. The ICSP Development Stream in Sierra Leone, implemented by partners Green Scenery, BAN, NMJD, Wones and SEND promotes more inclusive, transparent, gender responsive and accountable institutions in Sierra Leone. The programme is implemented in Kono, Falaba, Pujehun, Bombali, Port Loko, Western Area rural, Kailahun. To support political inclusion and participation, particularly of women; transparent land governance, partns work with cattle rearers and crop farming communities in Community Action Groups to enable conflict resolution and peaceful coexistence; advocate for more transparent, accountable and responsive land policies and defence of land rights, and undertake district Multi-stakeholder Platforms to support Rights Holders to engage and hold duty bearers accountable on issues and concerns related to land and cattle settlement. Communities prone to climate induced disaster and environmental risks are supported to develop their resilience to climate change and protect their local environment, particuarly with forestry actions. Partners promote womens political empowerment with Women in Governance Networks for increased women's participation and representation in political governance and decision making at all levels to achieve government gender quota (30%). At national level and regional level, partners research and advocate for transparent public financial management and accountability and network with civil society to enable broad based efforts to lobby for transparency and budget responsiveness. In In 2025 the programme reached approximately 4000 people directly and a further 22,230 indirectly. . DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 131953 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001883B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners Coalition for Humanity and SADDO in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State, South Sudan, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 63,136 individuals were successfully reached.. Climate change adaptation was the principal objective of programme interventions: Communities and local leaders have improved knowledge of climate change effects, the causes and impacts of climate change and the role of adaptation; target households were supported to adopt sustainable climate-resilient farming methods, promote diversified agricultural production to reduce climate risk, and cultivate and distribute climate-resilient seeds; and communities have been supported to implement erosion/flood protection measures in areas that are becoming increasingly susceptible to erosion/ flooding with due regard to the potential environmental impacts of these measures. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 180722 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001884B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners Coalition for Humanity and SADDO in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State, South Sudan, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 63,136 individuals were successfully reached.. Humanitarian response DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 127232 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001885B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners Coalition for Humanity and SADDO in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State, South Sudan, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 63,136 individuals were successfully reached.. This objective is split into two sub-objectives (peace-building and conflict prevention, and gender-based violence prevention and response), hence why two principle markers are considered. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 101084 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001886B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners Coalition for Humanity and SADDO in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State, South Sudan, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 63,136 individuals were successfully reached.. Resilience Building DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 58275 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001887B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in Zimbabwe focuses on peacebuilding and social cohesion, critical minerals governance, gender justice, and climate change adaptation and resilience. It is implemented by partners CCJP, ZELA, ZPP and WLSA aims to achieve more accountable relationships between communities and government authorities. The objectives of the grant are to support peace and protection, participation and sustainable use of land, and to support civil society to be more resilient so that they can continue to defend human rights and promote accountability. Partners supported rights holders to take action to advance their rights, including community ambassadors and peace committees advocacy through petitions, dialogues, and complaints to raise community concerns and seek solutions by prompting government resonsiveness on issues such as illegal mining and environmental damage; and training and support to community paralegals to accompany cases of GBV. The programme targets communities affected by mining activities in Buhera, Goromonzi and Mutoko; Peacebuilding work focuses on Matobo, Mutasa, Marange districts; and in Chipinge, Mutasa and Marange districts on issues of gender inequality and response to GBV. In 2025, the programme reached 9,270 people directly and 27,623 indirectly. . Objective 4 supported mining communities in Matobo and Bubi Districts, Zimbabwe and specifically sought to increase the adaptive capacity of smallholder farmers to the effects of climate change. The project activities addressed identified risks, vulnerabilities and impacts of climate change, promoting peer-to-peer learning for small-holder farmers to promote uptake of farm and non-farm adaptation strategies including the use of heat and drought-resistant crops (Agri 311) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50976 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001888B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in Zimbabwe focuses on peacebuilding and social cohesion, critical minerals governance, gender justice, and climate change adaptation and resilience. It is implemented by partners CCJP, ZELA, ZPP and WLSA aims to achieve more accountable relationships between communities and government authorities. The objectives of the grant are to support peace and protection, participation and sustainable use of land, and to support civil society to be more resilient so that they can continue to defend human rights and promote accountability. Partners supported rights holders to take action to advance their rights, including community ambassadors and peace committees advocacy through petitions, dialogues, and complaints to raise community concerns and seek solutions by prompting government resonsiveness on issues such as illegal mining and environmental damage; and training and support to community paralegals to accompany cases of GBV. The programme targets communities affected by mining activities in Buhera, Goromonzi and Mutoko; Peacebuilding work focuses on Matobo, Mutasa, Marange districts; and in Chipinge, Mutasa and Marange districts on issues of gender inequality and response to GBV. In 2025, the programme reached 9,270 people directly and 27,623 indirectly. . Programme objectives are not thematic. The overall programme aims to support more productive and accountable relationships between communities and public authorities. Work that contributes to specific SDG targets will span all objectives through complementary actions and approaches. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 183415 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001889B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in Zimbabwe focuses on peacebuilding and social cohesion, critical minerals governance, gender justice, and climate change adaptation and resilience. It is implemented by partners CCJP, ZELA, ZPP and WLSA aims to achieve more accountable relationships between communities and government authorities. The objectives of the grant are to support peace and protection, participation and sustainable use of land, and to support civil society to be more resilient so that they can continue to defend human rights and promote accountability. Partners supported rights holders to take action to advance their rights, including community ambassadors and peace committees advocacy through petitions, dialogues, and complaints to raise community concerns and seek solutions by prompting government resonsiveness on issues such as illegal mining and environmental damage; and training and support to community paralegals to accompany cases of GBV. The programme targets communities affected by mining activities in Buhera, Goromonzi and Mutoko; Peacebuilding work focuses on Matobo, Mutasa, Marange districts; and in Chipinge, Mutasa and Marange districts on issues of gender inequality and response to GBV. In 2025, the programme reached 9,270 people directly and 27,623 indirectly. . DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 48725 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001890B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP in Zimbabwe focuses on peacebuilding and social cohesion, critical minerals governance, gender justice, and climate change adaptation and resilience. It is implemented by partners CCJP, ZELA, ZPP and WLSA aims to achieve more accountable relationships between communities and government authorities. The objectives of the grant are to support peace and protection, participation and sustainable use of land, and to support civil society to be more resilient so that they can continue to defend human rights and promote accountability. Partners supported rights holders to take action to advance their rights, including community ambassadors and peace committees advocacy through petitions, dialogues, and complaints to raise community concerns and seek solutions by prompting government resonsiveness on issues such as illegal mining and environmental damage; and training and support to community paralegals to accompany cases of GBV. The programme targets communities affected by mining activities in Buhera, Goromonzi and Mutoko; Peacebuilding work focuses on Matobo, Mutasa, Marange districts; and in Chipinge, Mutasa and Marange districts on issues of gender inequality and response to GBV. In 2025, the programme reached 9,270 people directly and 27,623 indirectly. . DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 149755 Christian Aid Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025001891B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The resilience to future emergencies in Afghanistan programme implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build the resilience of displaced and host communities affected by conflict and natural disasters by providing for their immediate survival needs and supporting them to gain the infrastructure and skills to be more resilient to future emergencies. The objectives of the programme is to provide emergency provisions and shelter, cash, and winterization support; to work with communities and provincial authorities in Takhar and Badakhshan provinces to manage and improve their emergency response in an effective and timely manner; and to support the disaster response capacity of local NGO partners. . The CHC programme is collaborating with national partners and strenghtening their capacity and ensuring their readiness to respond to emergencies effectively and in a timely manner. During the reprorting period, partners coordinated the distribution of MPCA, NFI and the joint assessments and the result was impactful. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 108000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001892B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The resilience to future emergencies in Afghanistan programme implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build the resilience of displaced and host communities affected by conflict and natural disasters by providing for their immediate survival needs and supporting them to gain the infrastructure and skills to be more resilient to future emergencies. The objectives of the programme is to provide emergency provisions and shelter, cash, and winterization support; to work with communities and provincial authorities in Takhar and Badakhshan provinces to manage and improve their emergency response in an effective and timely manner; and to support the disaster response capacity of local NGO partners. . One of the main elements of this intervention is the work with Community-Based Disaster Management Committees who are equipped with essential tools such as Community Emergency Response (CERT) kits, and provided with capacity-building training to enhance earthquake preparedness. Drill exercises are conducted in each of the 36 target village, and three Disaster Risk Reduction structures, including a 91-meter retaining wall designed to mitigate flood risks and safeguard the target communities were constructed, further strengthening emergency preparedness. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001893B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The resilience to future emergencies in Afghanistan programme implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build the resilience of displaced and host communities affected by conflict and natural disasters by providing for their immediate survival needs and supporting them to gain the infrastructure and skills to be more resilient to future emergencies. The objectives of the programme is to provide emergency provisions and shelter, cash, and winterization support; to work with communities and provincial authorities in Takhar and Badakhshan provinces to manage and improve their emergency response in an effective and timely manner; and to support the disaster response capacity of local NGO partners. . Concern is coordinating emergency responses with Takhar and Badakhshan Provincial Disaster Management Committee (PDMC). The responses included MPCA, emergency shelter, winterisation cash and non-food itemsand occured in very remote areas of Takhar and Badakhshan. Through joint assessments and coordinated responses, the capcity of the PDMC is being strenghtened to meeting people's emergency needs and to better prepare for future shocks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001894B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The resilience to future emergencies in Afghanistan programme implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build the resilience of displaced and host communities affected by conflict and natural disasters by providing for their immediate survival needs and supporting them to gain the infrastructure and skills to be more resilient to future emergencies. The objectives of the programme is to provide emergency provisions and shelter, cash, and winterization support; to work with communities and provincial authorities in Takhar and Badakhshan provinces to manage and improve their emergency response in an effective and timely manner; and to support the disaster response capacity of local NGO partners. . Under CHC, Concern supported the budgeted capacity of two local/national NGO partners in Takhar and Badakhshan provinces for 2025. These partners effectively utilized the allocated capacity support, enabled them to contribute successfully to the implementation of the CHC project and strengthen overall programme delivery. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001895B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The resilience to future emergencies in Afghanistan programme implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build the resilience of displaced and host communities affected by conflict and natural disasters by providing for their immediate survival needs and supporting them to gain the infrastructure and skills to be more resilient to future emergencies. The objectives of the programme is to provide emergency provisions and shelter, cash, and winterization support; to work with communities and provincial authorities in Takhar and Badakhshan provinces to manage and improve their emergency response in an effective and timely manner; and to support the disaster response capacity of local NGO partners. . This element of the programme is to enable the CHC team to respond to shocks, either climate related such as earthquakes and floods, or man made such as displacement. This element is intended to respond to the humanitarian needs of those most vulnerable and affected by disasters. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 184000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001896B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The project successfully supported 460 returnee and host families (2,618 individuals) affected by vulnerabilities through provision of multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA), enabling them to meet their immediate basic needs during a critical period. Through the provision of unconditional cash assistance, households gained access to food, shelter, clothing, blankets, heating, and other essential non-food items. . Marker 1.5 was selected because the primary objective of the response was to support returnee and host families affected by vulnerabilities through provision of multi-purpose cash assistance, enabling them to meet their immediate basic needs during a critical period. Through the provision of unconditional cash assistance, households gained access to food, shelter, clothing, blankets, heating, and other essential non-food items. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 66313 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001897B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Health and Nutrition programme will work in Takhar and Badakhshan provinces, Afghanistan, directly targeting 16,515 people and an additional 44,500, indirectly. The goal of the grant is to contribute to reducing maternal, infant and child morbidity and mortality and improving the overall wellbeing of women of reproductive age and children under the age of five. The programme will do this through integrated health and nutrition, improving access to basic health and nutrition services.. Capacity building 1: Under this outcome clinical staff who received practical clinical health training Gender 1: Women's health is a priority within this outcome. RMNC Health 2 / Nutrition 2: The aim of this outcome is to improved coverage of quality facility-based reproductive, maternal, neonatal, child health (RMNCH) and nutrition services in the targeted catchment areas. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 900000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001898B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Health and Nutrition programme will work in Takhar and Badakhshan provinces, Afghanistan, directly targeting 16,515 people and an additional 44,500, indirectly. The goal of the grant is to contribute to reducing maternal, infant and child morbidity and mortality and improving the overall wellbeing of women of reproductive age and children under the age of five. The programme will do this through integrated health and nutrition, improving access to basic health and nutrition services.. Capacity building 1: Family Health Action Groups established and receive training. Gender 1: pregnant and lactating women are a main target group of this outcome. RMNC Health 2 / Nutrition 2: This outcome focuses on strengthened Community-Based Health Services for Children and pregnant and lactating Women DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001899B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The enhanced access to high-quality health and nutrition services programme in Bangladesh implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to contribute to improved resilience of populations in Cox's Bazar living in camps for the displaced. The objectives of the programme is to improve the nutritional status of children, adolescent girls and pregnant and lactating women; to support refugees and host communities to prepare for and respond better to shocks such as floods, landslide and cyclones; and to improve the capacity of national partners and other community structures to implement emergency nutrition and security interventions. . Disaster preparedness and response is taking place by adopting Inter-Sector Coordination Group's emergency preparedness and response framework for the Rohingya refugee response and standing order on disaster by the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief. The aim of this is to contribute and support in strengthening the efforts to establish community-based EWS in the Rohingya refugee camps. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21358 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001900B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The enhanced access to high-quality health and nutrition services programme in Bangladesh implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to contribute to improved resilience of populations in Cox's Bazar living in camps for the displaced. The objectives of the programme is to improve the nutritional status of children, adolescent girls and pregnant and lactating women; to support refugees and host communities to prepare for and respond better to shocks such as floods, landslide and cyclones; and to improve the capacity of national partners and other community structures to implement emergency nutrition and security interventions. . DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1264 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001901B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The enhanced access to high-quality health and nutrition services programme in Bangladesh implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to contribute to improved resilience of populations in Cox's Bazar living in camps for the displaced. The objectives of the programme is to improve the nutritional status of children, adolescent girls and pregnant and lactating women; to support refugees and host communities to prepare for and respond better to shocks such as floods, landslide and cyclones; and to improve the capacity of national partners and other community structures to implement emergency nutrition and security interventions. . One of the main objecives of the programme is to improve the nutritional status of children, adolescent girls and pregnant and lactating women and the CHC programme primarily supported ongoing nutrition programmes in the Rohingya refugee camps. Key interventions include the early detection of malnutrition through community-based screening, utilizing tools such as MUAC and oedema assessments at the household level. Malnourished children and pregnant or lactating women were then referred to nutrition centres for appropriate treatment. Additionally, the programme addresses the nutritional needs of infants under six months through the MAMI (Management of At-Risk Mothers and Infants under Six Months) Care Pathway, promoting exclusive breastfeeding and proper nutrition for both infants and their mothers. Social and behavioral change is addressed through mother-to-mother support groups, with a specific focus on pregnant and lactating women. These groups provide education on Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF), along with counseling and messaging to improve nutritional practices. Furthermore, we work to improve the dietary diversity of the target group through homestead gardening initiatives which focuses on female participants. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 367378 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001902B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Urban Green Graduation programme will work in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It aims to contribute to Concern Bangladesh’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 69,870 urban extreme poor people living on pavements or informal settlements including female-headed households and households with disabled members. This will be done through supporting households with start-up capital or asset tranfers, supporting households to meet their basic needs, households engaged with micro-enterprises and improved access to affordable, accessible and appropriate financial services and increased savings.. DRR 1: HH resilience to shocks and disasters through the promotion of sustainable livelihoods and training for HHs on micro-business development, family and business planning, risk management, and sustainability. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: HH capacity is strengthened throug training for HHs on micro-business development, family and business planning, risk management, and sustainability. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased food security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 413222 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001903B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Urban Green Graduation programme will work in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It aims to contribute to Concern Bangladesh’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 69,870 urban extreme poor people living on pavements or informal settlements including female-headed households and households with disabled members. This will be done through supporting households with start-up capital or asset tranfers, supporting households to meet their basic needs, households engaged with micro-enterprises and improved access to affordable, accessible and appropriate financial services and increased savings.. DRR 1: The program has enhanced the resilience og HHs to shocks and disasters by increasing financial security and, thus, reducing dependence on harmful livelihood coping strategies. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Gender Equality 1: : a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased financial security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 305708 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001904B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Urban Green Graduation programme will work in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It aims to contribute to Concern Bangladesh’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 69,870 urban extreme poor people living on pavements or informal settlements including female-headed households and households with disabled members. This will be done through supporting households with start-up capital or asset tranfers, supporting households to meet their basic needs, households engaged with micro-enterprises and improved access to affordable, accessible and appropriate financial services and increased savings.. RM Adaptation 2: With this allocation, the green graduation (GG) programme in Bangladesh will conduct a Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (CVCA) with the support of Head Office technical advisors. The purpose of the CVCA will be to support LTD GG communities to identify contextual climate shocks, stresses and changes that are impacting their ability to secure their basic needs. Communities will then be supported to develop Community Adaptation Action Plans (CAAPs) to address areas where communities can be empowered to make a positive difference in their resilience at the household or community level. The intention is that elements of these plans will be financed through the Climate Allocation in 2025. DRR 1: Green Graduation programmes are intended to build the resilience of communities and natural systems to a changing climate through awareness raising, capacity building, environmental awareness and promoting climate-smart activities. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: building the capacity of communities on climate-smart activities is necessary for environmental protection and sustainability. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through improved agricultural practices (increasing yields) and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 228000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001905B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Urban Green Graduation programme will work in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It aims to contribute to Concern Bangladesh’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 69,870 urban extreme poor people living on pavements or informal settlements including female-headed households and households with disabled members. This will be done through supporting households with start-up capital or asset tranfers, supporting households to meet their basic needs, households engaged with micro-enterprises and improved access to affordable, accessible and appropriate financial services and increased savings.. Gender equality 2: this is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at improving women’s participation and representation in targeted communities. DRR 1: Training includes disaster and climate risk management. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Nutrition 1: Through group and HH messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 109741 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001906B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Urban Green Graduation programme will work in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It aims to contribute to Concern Bangladesh’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 69,870 urban extreme poor people living on pavements or informal settlements including female-headed households and households with disabled members. This will be done through supporting households with start-up capital or asset tranfers, supporting households to meet their basic needs, households engaged with micro-enterprises and improved access to affordable, accessible and appropriate financial services and increased savings.. DRR 1: HH resilience to shocks or disasters is strengthened as the programme works with formal financial service providers on the risk that people living in conditions of extreme poverty pose as clients and tailoring suitable products and services or establishing bridging structures through community-based savings groups. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, and business skills. Gender Equality 1: : a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased financial security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 105150 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001907B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Urban Green Graduation programme will work in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It aims to contribute to Concern Bangladesh’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 69,870 urban extreme poor people living on pavements or informal settlements including female-headed households and households with disabled members. This will be done through supporting households with start-up capital or asset tranfers, supporting households to meet their basic needs, households engaged with micro-enterprises and improved access to affordable, accessible and appropriate financial services and increased savings.. DRR 1: Crisis Modifiers are intended to protect programme participants and the programme's progress by enabling a timely and efficient response to small-scale crises in target communities, reducing the impact of the crisis. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 55879.3 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001908B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Urban Green Graduation programme will work in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It aims to contribute to Concern Bangladesh’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 69,870 urban extreme poor people living on pavements or informal settlements including female-headed households and households with disabled members. This will be done through supporting households with start-up capital or asset tranfers, supporting households to meet their basic needs, households engaged with micro-enterprises and improved access to affordable, accessible and appropriate financial services and increased savings.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 135300 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001909B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid This emergency food aid response aimed to meet the basic needs of people displaced by armed conflict in the Eastern region of Burkina Faso and was initiated in response to the immediate humanitarian needs of newly displaced households following confflict in the local area. . Marker 2.1 was selected because the primary objective of the response was to reduce the impact of the displacement of women, men, girls and boys linked to armed conflict in their villages of origin and who have restricted access to livelihoods and sectoral vulnerability, through the distribution of food kits to displaced households and awareness-raising on food and nutrition practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001910B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The A Healthy Future - Health and WASH System Strengthening and Community Action for Improved Child and Maternal Health and Nutrition programme will work in Centre-East Region, Kouritenga Province, Burkina Faso. It aims to contribute to Concern Burkina Faso’s Health, Nutrition and WASH thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to improve maternal, neonatal and child health and nutritional status by improving access to quality essential services, household resilience and promoting sustainable behaviour change. The programme will support over 1,351,200 people living in extreme and poor households, including internally displaced people particular focus on women and children under five. This will be done through strengthened community health management committees that empower women and the extreme poor, tailored support and advocacy provided to address bottlenecks and gaps in delivery of essential child medical and nutrition supplies the 'last mile' to health facilities and increased health, nutrition sanitation and hygiene awareness and the reduction of adoption barriers facilitating sustainable behaviour change.. DRR 1: Through system strengthening, the programme is strengthening the resilience of the heath system. Capacity Building 1: Training and capacity building is provided to healthcare staf, including on the monitoring and evaluations of health interventions to help improve the quality of services at health facilities. Gender Equality 1: The programme promotes women and girls’ access to health facilities, specifically reproductive, maternal, neonatal, and child health care, as well as nutrition services, supporting positive health outcomes for women of reproductive age, pregnant and breastfeeding women, and children under 5 years old. RMNC Health 1: The aim of this programme is to improve child and maternal health and nutritional status by improving access to essential health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene services and by promoting sustainable behaviour change for optimal feeding, caring and hygiene for children under-five and their carers. The primary target groups are children under-five and women of reproductive age, particularly pregnant women. Nutrition 1: Improving the nutrition status of women and children through improved services is a focus of this outcome. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 564000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001911B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The A Healthy Future - Health and WASH System Strengthening and Community Action for Improved Child and Maternal Health and Nutrition programme will work in Centre-East Region, Kouritenga Province, Burkina Faso. It aims to contribute to Concern Burkina Faso’s Health, Nutrition and WASH thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to improve maternal, neonatal and child health and nutritional status by improving access to quality essential services, household resilience and promoting sustainable behaviour change. The programme will support over 1,351,200 people living in extreme and poor households, including internally displaced people particular focus on women and children under five. This will be done through strengthened community health management committees that empower women and the extreme poor, tailored support and advocacy provided to address bottlenecks and gaps in delivery of essential child medical and nutrition supplies the 'last mile' to health facilities and increased health, nutrition sanitation and hygiene awareness and the reduction of adoption barriers facilitating sustainable behaviour change.. DRR 1: Through system strengthening, the programme is strengthening the resilience of the heath system. Capacity Building 1: Training and capacity building was provided to community volunteers on WASH and awareness raising campaigns were held on healt, nutrition and WASH topics. Gender Equality 2: this is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at as it focus on reducing barriers and increasing access of women to basic health and nutrition services. RMNC Health 1: The aim of this programme is to improve child and maternal health and nutritional status by improving access to essential health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene services and by promoting sustainable behaviour change for optimal feeding, caring and hygiene for children under-five and their carers. The primary target groups are children under-five and women of reproductive age, particularly pregnant women. Nutrition 1: Improving the nutrition status of women and children through improved nutrition awareness among communities is a focus of this outcome. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 312000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001912B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The A Healthy Future - Health and WASH System Strengthening and Community Action for Improved Child and Maternal Health and Nutrition programme will work in Centre-East Region, Kouritenga Province, Burkina Faso. It aims to contribute to Concern Burkina Faso’s Health, Nutrition and WASH thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to improve maternal, neonatal and child health and nutritional status by improving access to quality essential services, household resilience and promoting sustainable behaviour change. The programme will support over 1,351,200 people living in extreme and poor households, including internally displaced people particular focus on women and children under five. This will be done through strengthened community health management committees that empower women and the extreme poor, tailored support and advocacy provided to address bottlenecks and gaps in delivery of essential child medical and nutrition supplies the 'last mile' to health facilities and increased health, nutrition sanitation and hygiene awareness and the reduction of adoption barriers facilitating sustainable behaviour change.. RM Adaptation 1: i economic initiatives are environmentally friendly and adapted to an increasingly variable climate. DRR 1: Through system strengthening, the programme is strengthening the resilience of the heath system. Capacity Building 1: There is technical and entrepreneurial trainings to individual beneficiaries and economic interest groups under this outcome. Gender Equality 1: The programme promotes women and girls’ access to health facilities, specifically reproductive, maternal, neonatal, and child health care, as well as nutrition services, supporting positive health outcomes for women of reproductive age, pregnant and breastfeeding women, and children under 5 years old. RMNC Health 1: The aim of this programme is to improve child and maternal health and nutritional status by improving access to essential health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene services and by promoting sustainable behaviour change for optimal feeding, caring and hygiene for children under-five and their carers. The primary target groups are children under-five and women of reproductive age, particularly pregnant women. Nutrition 1: This outcome aims to imrpove the nutrition status of women and children through improved economic conditions in HHs and communities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 276000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001913B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The A Healthy Future - Health and WASH System Strengthening and Community Action for Improved Child and Maternal Health and Nutrition programme will work in Centre-East Region, Kouritenga Province, Burkina Faso. It aims to contribute to Concern Burkina Faso’s Health, Nutrition and WASH thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to improve maternal, neonatal and child health and nutritional status by improving access to quality essential services, household resilience and promoting sustainable behaviour change. The programme will support over 1,351,200 people living in extreme and poor households, including internally displaced people particular focus on women and children under five. This will be done through strengthened community health management committees that empower women and the extreme poor, tailored support and advocacy provided to address bottlenecks and gaps in delivery of essential child medical and nutrition supplies the 'last mile' to health facilities and increased health, nutrition sanitation and hygiene awareness and the reduction of adoption barriers facilitating sustainable behaviour change.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 48000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001914B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ACS funded project was implemented in response to one of the most severe food security and nutrition crises experienced in Busoni Commune in recent years. The project focused on preventing further deterioration in the nutritional status of the most vulnerable groups while supporting drought-affected households in meeting their immediate basic needs.. Marker 2.2 was selected because the primary objective of the response was address malnutrition in children through nutrition screening, community-level monitoring, and access to rehabilitation and referral services. Mariker 1.5 was selected because the project also provided unconditional multipurpose cash assistance to households, enabling them to meet urgent needs, access health services, and invest in small agricultural recovery inputs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001915B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Terintambwe Mw'isi Itotahaye programme will work in Kirundo, Cibitoke and Bubanza provinces, Burundi. It aims to contribute to Concern Burundi and Concern Rwanda's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 147,220 people living in extreme poor households, including landless, female-headed households, households with disabled members, Batwa community (ethnic minority) . This will be done through support to gain the necessary technical and business skills and financial literacy to be able to set up a suitable livelihood, improved human capital through coaching, mentoring and various life skills training, participation in gender transformative dialogue sessions and environmental enhancement and low carbon development measures are undertaken.. RM Adaptation 1: Social protection for climate disasters through the development of response to shocks and shelter support mechanism into VESA/VSLA structures Gender equality 2: this is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at improving women’s participation and representation in targeted communities. DRR 1: Training includes disaster and climate risk management. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Nutrition 1: Through group and HH messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 481270 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001916B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Terintambwe Mw'isi Itotahaye programme will work in Kirundo, Cibitoke and Bubanza provinces, Burundi. It aims to contribute to Concern Burundi and Concern Rwanda's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 147,220 people living in extreme poor households, including landless, female-headed households, households with disabled members, Batwa community (ethnic minority) . This will be done through support to gain the necessary technical and business skills and financial literacy to be able to set up a suitable livelihood, improved human capital through coaching, mentoring and various life skills training, participation in gender transformative dialogue sessions and environmental enhancement and low carbon development measures are undertaken.. RM Adaptation 2: Promoting sustainable climate-resilient farming methods and diversified agricultural production to reduce climate risk through the promotion of kitchen gardening and improved gardening practices among beneficiary HHs. DRR 1: HH resilience to shocks and disasters through the promotion of sustainable livelihoods and training for HHs on micro-business development, family and business planning, risk management, and sustainability. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: HH capacity is strengthened throug training for HHs on micro-business development, family and business planning, risk management, and sustainability. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased food security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 353875 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001917B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Terintambwe Mw'isi Itotahaye programme will work in Kirundo, Cibitoke and Bubanza provinces, Burundi. It aims to contribute to Concern Burundi and Concern Rwanda's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 147,220 people living in extreme poor households, including landless, female-headed households, households with disabled members, Batwa community (ethnic minority) . This will be done through support to gain the necessary technical and business skills and financial literacy to be able to set up a suitable livelihood, improved human capital through coaching, mentoring and various life skills training, participation in gender transformative dialogue sessions and environmental enhancement and low carbon development measures are undertaken.. RM Mitigation 2: Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency are addressed through the promotion of clean cook stoves. RM Adaptation 2: With this allocation, the green graduation (GG) programme in Burundi will conduct a Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (CVCA) with the support of Head Office technical advisors. The purpose of the CVCA will be to support LTD GG communities to identify contextual climate shocks, stresses and changes that are impacting their ability to secure their basic needs. Communities will then be supported to develop Community Adaptation Action Plans (CAAPs) to address areas where communities can be empowered to make a positive difference in their resilience at the household or community level. The intention is that elements of these plans will be financed through the Climate Allocation in 2025. DRR 1: Green Graduation programmes are intended to build the resilience of communities and natural systems to a changing climate through awareness raising, capacity building, environmental awareness and promoting climate-smart activities. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: building the capacity of communities on climate-smart activities is necessary for environmental protection and sustainability. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through improved agricultural practices (increasing yields) and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 339720 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001918B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Terintambwe Mw'isi Itotahaye programme will work in Kirundo, Cibitoke and Bubanza provinces, Burundi. It aims to contribute to Concern Burundi and Concern Rwanda's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 147,220 people living in extreme poor households, including landless, female-headed households, households with disabled members, Batwa community (ethnic minority) . This will be done through support to gain the necessary technical and business skills and financial literacy to be able to set up a suitable livelihood, improved human capital through coaching, mentoring and various life skills training, participation in gender transformative dialogue sessions and environmental enhancement and low carbon development measures are undertaken.. DRR 1: The program has enhanced the resilience og HHs to shocks and disasters by increasing financial security and, thus, reducing dependence on harmful livelihood coping strategies. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Gender Equality 1: : a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased financial security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 226480 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001919B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Terintambwe Mw'isi Itotahaye programme will work in Kirundo, Cibitoke and Bubanza provinces, Burundi. It aims to contribute to Concern Burundi and Concern Rwanda's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 147,220 people living in extreme poor households, including landless, female-headed households, households with disabled members, Batwa community (ethnic minority) . This will be done through support to gain the necessary technical and business skills and financial literacy to be able to set up a suitable livelihood, improved human capital through coaching, mentoring and various life skills training, participation in gender transformative dialogue sessions and environmental enhancement and low carbon development measures are undertaken.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14155 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001920B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved resilience of chronically-affected populations programme in the Central African Republic implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of the extreme poor communities through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, WASH services, and increased resistance to shocks. The objectives of the programme is to increase food security through increased access to diverse and productive yields; to improve access and management of clean water supplies; and to improve hygiene, health and nutritional practices within vulnerable communities. Communities will also have increased capacity to identify risks, respond and rebound from the impact of crises/shocks.. The support process for the national partner ESPERANCE was launched, enabling the development of a capacity-strengthening plan focused on the needs and priorities identified by both parties. Several working and training sessions were conducted throughout 2025, allowing the partner to improve the quality of fieldwork. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 54600 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001921B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved resilience of chronically-affected populations programme in the Central African Republic implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of the extreme poor communities through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, WASH services, and increased resistance to shocks. The objectives of the programme is to increase food security through increased access to diverse and productive yields; to improve access and management of clean water supplies; and to improve hygiene, health and nutritional practices within vulnerable communities. Communities will also have increased capacity to identify risks, respond and rebound from the impact of crises/shocks.. Local authorities are trained on identifying gender-related risks and how to respond to these risks. Community awareness sessions are delivered and cover 5 themes (menstrual hygiene, water hygiene, hand washing, environmental hygiene and personal hygiene), each theme took one awareness session. Communities are also informed about what to do in case of gender-based violence and how to identify risks related to GBV. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19500 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001922B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved resilience of chronically-affected populations programme in the Central African Republic implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of the extreme poor communities through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, WASH services, and increased resistance to shocks. The objectives of the programme is to increase food security through increased access to diverse and productive yields; to improve access and management of clean water supplies; and to improve hygiene, health and nutritional practices within vulnerable communities. Communities will also have increased capacity to identify risks, respond and rebound from the impact of crises/shocks.. The construction and rehabilitation of water points and the establishment and training of inclusive water management committees, aims to increase in the sustainable supply of clean water, maged through community-led approaches. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 58500 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001923B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved resilience of chronically-affected populations programme in the Central African Republic implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of the extreme poor communities through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, WASH services, and increased resistance to shocks. The objectives of the programme is to increase food security through increased access to diverse and productive yields; to improve access and management of clean water supplies; and to improve hygiene, health and nutritional practices within vulnerable communities. Communities will also have increased capacity to identify risks, respond and rebound from the impact of crises/shocks.. Awareness-raising activities on hygiene promotion and behavior change take place in the programme villages. Five social behavious change committees were established in Yr3. The committees will have representatives from across the community and aim to encourage women's awareness of water and sanitation and agricultural techniques to improve food security. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 42900 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001924B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Recovery, Resilience, and Self-Reliance - Transition to Self-Sufficiency in Western CAR programme will work in Ombella M'Poko and Lobaye prefectures, Central African Republic. It aims to contribute to Concern Central African Republic’s Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the programme is to ensure sustainable increase in food and nutrition security levels of households at increased risk of shocks. The programme will support over 131,520 people living in extreme poor households, including female, headed households, households with disabled members and internally displaced people. This will be done through increased crop production and diversification, stronger access to market and economic opportunities for poor and vulnerable people, improved access to business knowledge and skills and improved access to finance.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 66993 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001925B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Recovery, Resilience, and Self-Reliance - Transition to Self-Sufficiency in Western CAR programme will work in Ombella M'Poko and Lobaye prefectures, Central African Republic. It aims to contribute to Concern Central African Republic’s Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the programme is to ensure sustainable increase in food and nutrition security levels of households at increased risk of shocks. The programme will support over 131,520 people living in extreme poor households, including female, headed households, households with disabled members and internally displaced people. This will be done through increased crop production and diversification, stronger access to market and economic opportunities for poor and vulnerable people, improved access to business knowledge and skills and improved access to finance.. RM Adaptation 2: Climate-smart agriculture and associated activities, such as Integrated Soil Fertility Management, organic fertilisers, post-harvest handling, and vegetable gardening, are is fundamental to the purpose of this outcome and an eligible area of work for Rio Marker's scoring of two under adaptation, as per Rio Marker Handbook: Agriculture CRS score 311 p.22 - Sustainable climate-resilient farming methods (adaptation score 2). CSA activities improve the resilience of individuals and communities to climate change through reducing the vulnerability and exposure of farming systems to slow-onset (e.g., reduced rainfall, shifting seasonal patterns, etc.) and rapid (e.g., flooding, storms, drought) climate risks. CSA does this by promoting activities that improves farmer’s knowledge and skills of when various plant species are most sensitive to weather or climate events in order to identify potential risks related to climate change and to select context appropriate adaptive management practices that they can use to avoid or reduce risk exposure. DRR 1: By working on hunger and nutrition within sustainable food systems and climate smart agriculture, this outcome builds resilience of households and communities, ultimately reducing humanitarian needs sustainably. Aid to the environment 1: CSA and landscape management approaches promoted under the FS4FS support the protection of natural resources. Capacity Building 1: There are a range capacity building activities in this outcome e.g. participatory farmer-led approaches, government and private extension services, farmer groups/ associations, pastoral systems, and natural resource management; post-harvest management; processing, packaging and marketing of (new) food products, storage and transport. Gender Equality 1: Direct implementation of gender and protection activities is fundamental to all activities Nutrition 1: This outcome focuseson increased crop production and diversification, thus improving the nutritional status of HHS. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 524781 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001926B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Recovery, Resilience, and Self-Reliance - Transition to Self-Sufficiency in Western CAR programme will work in Ombella M'Poko and Lobaye prefectures, Central African Republic. It aims to contribute to Concern Central African Republic’s Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the programme is to ensure sustainable increase in food and nutrition security levels of households at increased risk of shocks. The programme will support over 131,520 people living in extreme poor households, including female, headed households, households with disabled members and internally displaced people. This will be done through increased crop production and diversification, stronger access to market and economic opportunities for poor and vulnerable people, improved access to business knowledge and skills and improved access to finance.. Gender equality 2: is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at which is aimed at increasing access of women to health care systems and services. DRR 1: Through the aim of Strengthening health system management, Knowledge and behaviour of Communities regarding hygiene, Nutrition and Gender equality, communities will be more resilient. Aid to the environment 1: CSA and landscape management approaches promoted under the FS4FS support the protection of natural resources. Capacity Building 1: Capacity building of national partners is supported throiugh this outcome. Nutrition 1: This outcome focuses on improved Knowledge and behaviour of Communities regarding hygiene, Nutrition and Gender equality DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 334967 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001927B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Recovery, Resilience, and Self-Reliance - Transition to Self-Sufficiency in Western CAR programme will work in Ombella M'Poko and Lobaye prefectures, Central African Republic. It aims to contribute to Concern Central African Republic’s Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the programme is to ensure sustainable increase in food and nutrition security levels of households at increased risk of shocks. The programme will support over 131,520 people living in extreme poor households, including female, headed households, households with disabled members and internally displaced people. This will be done through increased crop production and diversification, stronger access to market and economic opportunities for poor and vulnerable people, improved access to business knowledge and skills and improved access to finance.. DRR 1: Focusing on agricultural markets and investment by linking rural food producers to the private sector builds resilience of households and communities, ultimately reducing humanitarian needs sustainably. Aid to the environment 1: CSA and landscape management approaches promoted under the FS4FS support the protection of natural resources. Capacity Building 1: This outcome includes a variety of capacity strengthening activities, e.g. business and vocational trainings, financial resources (saving groups, microfinance); market mapping, price monitoring, input fairs, quality seeds. Gender Equality 1: This outcome supports inclusive economic growth around agriculture, especially for women. Nutrition 1: This outcome focuses on access to markets and food as well as the economic status of HHS, thus improving the nutritional status of HHS. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 189814 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001928B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved resilience of chronically-affected populations programme in the Central African Republic implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of the extreme poor communities through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, WASH services, and increased resistance to shocks. The objectives of the programme is to increase food security through increased access to diverse and productive yields; to improve access and management of clean water supplies; and to improve hygiene, health and nutritional practices within vulnerable communities. Communities will also have increased capacity to identify risks, respond and rebound from the impact of crises/shocks.. The distribution of agricultural inputs and training on agricultural practices enabls programme participants to improve their agricultural production and meet the food needs of the members of their household. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 214500 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001929B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved food and livelihood security programme in Chad implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to address the food security, health and nutrition needs of displaced and host households. The objectives of the programme is to improve the food security of host and IDP communities through support to improved vegetable yields to increase dietary diversity; to support livelihood diversity; and to reduce the prevalence, mortality and morbidity associated with acute malnutrition working with local health centres and households . As part of CHC programme, Concern Chad works with ACHUDE as a partner which played a key role in community mobilisation and the promotion of health and nutrition best practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 29250 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001930B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved food and livelihood security programme in Chad implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to address the food security, health and nutrition needs of displaced and host households. The objectives of the programme is to improve the food security of host and IDP communities through support to improved vegetable yields to increase dietary diversity; to support livelihood diversity; and to reduce the prevalence, mortality and morbidity associated with acute malnutrition working with local health centres and households . Concern has set up IYCF support groups/facilitators, with biweekly meetings and the identification and referral of children with SAM to malnutrition management services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 99840 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001931B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Sequential and Ecological Program for Sustainable Resilience of the Sila Populations programme will work in Sila Province, Chad. It aims to contribute to Concern Chad's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure extremely poor and vulnerable households are more productive, can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 110,970 people living in extreme poor households, subsistence farmers, pastoralists, female-headed households, households with disabled members. This will be done through ensuring access to a predictable and regular source of income to cover basic needs, increased access to basic services, improved knowledge of labour market opportunities, increased employment among participant households including in jobs focused on prevention or restoring the environment.. RM Adaptation 2: With this allocation, the green graduation (GG) programme in Chad will conduct a Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (CVCA) with the support of Head Office technical advisors. The purpose of the CVCA will be to support LTD GG communities to identify contextual climate shocks, stresses and changes that are impacting their ability to secure their basic needs. Communities will then be supported to develop Community Adaptation Action Plans (CAAPs) to address areas where communities can be empowered to make a positive difference in their resilience at the household or community level. The intention is that elements of these plans will be financed through the Climate Allocation in 2025. Gender equality 1: this is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at improving women’s participation and representation in targeted communities. DRR 1: Green Graduation programmes are intended to build the resilience of communities and natural systems to a changing climate through awareness raising, capacity building, environmental awareness and promoting climate-smart activities. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: building the capacity of communities on climate-smart activities is necessary for environmental protection and sustainability. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through improved agricultural practices (increasing yields) and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 229289 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001932B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Sequential and Ecological Program for Sustainable Resilience of the Sila Populations programme will work in Sila Province, Chad. It aims to contribute to Concern Chad's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure extremely poor and vulnerable households are more productive, can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 110,970 people living in extreme poor households, subsistence farmers, pastoralists, female-headed households, households with disabled members. This will be done through ensuring access to a predictable and regular source of income to cover basic needs, increased access to basic services, improved knowledge of labour market opportunities, increased employment among participant households including in jobs focused on prevention or restoring the environment.. RM Adaptation 1: This outcome aims to increase employment (self/waged) among participant households including jobs focused on preserving or restoring the environment. DRR 1: The program has enhanced the resilience og HHs to shocks and disasters by increasing financial security and, thus, reducing dependence on harmful livelihood coping strategies. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Gender Equality 1: : a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased financial security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 31416 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001933B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Sequential and Ecological Program for Sustainable Resilience of the Sila Populations programme will work in Sila Province, Chad. It aims to contribute to Concern Chad's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure extremely poor and vulnerable households are more productive, can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 110,970 people living in extreme poor households, subsistence farmers, pastoralists, female-headed households, households with disabled members. This will be done through ensuring access to a predictable and regular source of income to cover basic needs, increased access to basic services, improved knowledge of labour market opportunities, increased employment among participant households including in jobs focused on prevention or restoring the environment.. Gender equality 2: is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at improving women’s participation and representation in targeted communities DRR 1: Training includes disaster and climate risk management. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Nutrition 1: Through group and HH messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 27228 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001934B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Sequential and Ecological Program for Sustainable Resilience of the Sila Populations programme will work in Sila Province, Chad. It aims to contribute to Concern Chad's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure extremely poor and vulnerable households are more productive, can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 110,970 people living in extreme poor households, subsistence farmers, pastoralists, female-headed households, households with disabled members. This will be done through ensuring access to a predictable and regular source of income to cover basic needs, increased access to basic services, improved knowledge of labour market opportunities, increased employment among participant households including in jobs focused on prevention or restoring the environment.. DRR 1: HH resilience to shocks or disasters is strengthened as the programme works with formal financial service providers on the risk that people living in conditions of extreme poverty pose as clients and tailoring suitable products and services or establishing bridging structures through community-based savings groups. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, and business skills. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased financial security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 23120 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001935B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Sequential and Ecological Program for Sustainable Resilience of the Sila Populations programme will work in Sila Province, Chad. It aims to contribute to Concern Chad's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure extremely poor and vulnerable households are more productive, can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 110,970 people living in extreme poor households, subsistence farmers, pastoralists, female-headed households, households with disabled members. This will be done through ensuring access to a predictable and regular source of income to cover basic needs, increased access to basic services, improved knowledge of labour market opportunities, increased employment among participant households including in jobs focused on prevention or restoring the environment.. DRR 1 /Aid to the environment 1 / Capacity Building 1 / Gender Equality 1 / Nutrition 1: With the inclusion of these markers within the Green Graduation programme, evidence generated should capture this and, therefore, influence policies accordingly. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20688 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001936B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Sequential and Ecological Program for Sustainable Resilience of the Sila Populations programme will work in Sila Province, Chad. It aims to contribute to Concern Chad's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure extremely poor and vulnerable households are more productive, can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 110,970 people living in extreme poor households, subsistence farmers, pastoralists, female-headed households, households with disabled members. This will be done through ensuring access to a predictable and regular source of income to cover basic needs, increased access to basic services, improved knowledge of labour market opportunities, increased employment among participant households including in jobs focused on prevention or restoring the environment.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 53672 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001937B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Sequential and Ecological Program for Sustainable Resilience of the Sila Populations programme will work in Sila Province, Chad. It aims to contribute to Concern Chad's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure extremely poor and vulnerable households are more productive, can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 110,970 people living in extreme poor households, subsistence farmers, pastoralists, female-headed households, households with disabled members. This will be done through ensuring access to a predictable and regular source of income to cover basic needs, increased access to basic services, improved knowledge of labour market opportunities, increased employment among participant households including in jobs focused on prevention or restoring the environment.. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. DRR 1: HH resilience to shocks and disasters through the promotion of sustainable livelihoods and training for HHs on micro-business development, family and business planning, risk management, and sustainability. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: HH capacity is strengthened throug training for HHs on micro-business development, family and business planning, risk management, and sustainability. Nutrition 1: Through increased food security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1067587 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001938B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved food and livelihood security programme in Chad implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to address the food security, health and nutrition needs of displaced and host households. The objectives of the programme is to improve the food security of host and IDP communities through support to improved vegetable yields to increase dietary diversity; to support livelihood diversity; and to reduce the prevalence, mortality and morbidity associated with acute malnutrition working with local health centres and households . To promote alternative sources of income and dietary diversity, the programme supports two fishing associations, whose members have received training in administrative and financial management, sustainable fishing techniques, net repair, canoe construction, fish processing (drying, salting and smoking) and the production of organic fertiliser from fish waste. Fishing equipment and IGA kits have been distributed to the associations, and processing and storage facilities have been built. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 140790 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001939B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved food and livelihood security programme in Chad implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to address the food security, health and nutrition needs of displaced and host households. The objectives of the programme is to improve the food security of host and IDP communities through support to improved vegetable yields to increase dietary diversity; to support livelihood diversity; and to reduce the prevalence, mortality and morbidity associated with acute malnutrition working with local health centres and households . The food security response within the framework of this project is underpinned by support for market gardening, agriculture based income generating activities and fishing associations. Support is offered at household level and includes agricultural inputs and training on diverse crops for increase dietary diversity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120120 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001940B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved resilience of vulnerable populations programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the capacity of vulnerable displaced, returnee and host families, to cope with recurring shocks such as natural disasters and conflict. The objectives of the programme is to provide cash transfers and life skills training for households from fragile communities that have recently been affected by crisis; to ensure the safe and timely access to life-saving food and non-food items; and to support households to protect and rebuild their livelihoods. The programme also works to challenge negative gender sterotypes and behaviours in the communtiy through gender transformative discussion activities.. Village Savings and Loan Associations are significantly improving households' abilty to save and access credit from financial services and improve their capital as well as their investment capacity thus making them more resilient to withstand unexpected shocks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 31113 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001941B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved resilience of vulnerable populations programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the capacity of vulnerable displaced, returnee and host families, to cope with recurring shocks such as natural disasters and conflict. The objectives of the programme is to provide cash transfers and life skills training for households from fragile communities that have recently been affected by crisis; to ensure the safe and timely access to life-saving food and non-food items; and to support households to protect and rebuild their livelihoods. The programme also works to challenge negative gender sterotypes and behaviours in the communtiy through gender transformative discussion activities.. Local partners play a central role in implementation. SOCOAC delivered functional literacy activities to strengthen participants’ ability to manage IGAs and savings. EADEV led community and household-level activities on gender-transformative approaches and protection, while SOFEPADI implemented social cohesion and conflict transformation activities through community dialogues and engagement with local leaders. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2366 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001942B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved resilience of vulnerable populations programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the capacity of vulnerable displaced, returnee and host families, to cope with recurring shocks such as natural disasters and conflict. The objectives of the programme is to provide cash transfers and life skills training for households from fragile communities that have recently been affected by crisis; to ensure the safe and timely access to life-saving food and non-food items; and to support households to protect and rebuild their livelihoods. The programme also works to challenge negative gender sterotypes and behaviours in the communtiy through gender transformative discussion activities.. Through the provision of skills training on income generation, and the provision of resources to protect and start rebu​ilding livelihood assets, programme participants are supported to build their assets and their resilience at household level. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 254019 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001943B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. RM Adaptation 2: With this allocation, the green graduation (GG) programme in DRC will conduct a Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (CVCA) with the support of Head Office technical advisors. The purpose of the CVCA will be to support LTD GG communities to identify contextual climate shocks, stresses and changes that are impacting their ability to secure their basic needs. Communities will then be supported to develop Community Adaptation Action Plans (CAAPs) to address areas where communities can be empowered to make a positive difference in their resilience at the household or community level. The intention is that elements of these plans will be financed through the Climate Allocation in 2025. DRR 1: Green Graduation programmes are intended to build the resilience of communities and natural systems to a changing climate through awareness raising, capacity building, environmental awareness and promoting climate-smart activities. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: building the capacity of communities on climate-smart activities is necessary for environmental protection and sustainability. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through improved agricultural practices (increasing yields) and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 339335 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001944B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. RM Adaptation 2: Households have improved hygiene practices using measures to design and deliver water and sanitation services which reduce vulnerability to floods of affected water and sanitation infrastructure. DRR 1: HHs and communities are more resilient to flooding through improved WASH infrastructure. Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Capacity of community is built through training the maintenance of WASH infrastructure and for participants through sessions on hygiene. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 277157 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001945B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. Gender equality 2: this is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at improving women’s participation and representation in targeted communities. DRR 1: Training includes disaster and climate risk management. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Nutrition 1: Through group and HH messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 47876 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001946B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. DRR 1: The program has enhanced the resilience og HHs to shocks and disasters by increasing financial security and, thus, reducing dependence on harmful livelihood coping strategies. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Gender Equality 1: : a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased financial security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45073 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001947B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. DRR 1: HH resilience to shocks or disasters is strengthened as the programme works with formal financial service providers on the risk that people living in conditions of extreme poverty pose as clients and tailoring suitable products and services or establishing bridging structures through community-based savings groups. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, and business skills. Gender Equality 1: : a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased financial security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32171.999999999996 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001948B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14130 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001949B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. RM Adaptation 2: Climate smart agriculture is fundamental to the purpose of this outcome and is an eligible area of work for Rio Marker scoring of two. DRR 1: HH resilience to shocks and disasters through the promotion of sustainable livelihoods and training for HHs on micro-business development, family and business planning, risk management, and sustainability. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: HH capacity is strengthened throug training for HHs on micro-business development, family and business planning, risk management, and sustainability. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased food security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 500084 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001950B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved resilience of vulnerable populations programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the capacity of vulnerable displaced, returnee and host families, to cope with recurring shocks such as natural disasters and conflict. The objectives of the programme is to provide cash transfers and life skills training for households from fragile communities that have recently been affected by crisis; to ensure the safe and timely access to life-saving food and non-food items; and to support households to protect and rebuild their livelihoods. The programme also works to challenge negative gender sterotypes and behaviours in the communtiy through gender transformative discussion activities.. The CHC programmme delivers transformative gender discussions and has seen an improvement in gender relations, the reduction of inequalities and violence, and improved social cohesion thanks to the various awareness-raising and training activities carried out at household and community level. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 102502 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001951B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Concern's GCE programme under ICSP focuses on supporting learners and educators across different education sectors (formal, non-formal and informal) to explore the root causes of global challenges such as conflict, inequality and poverty, and understand the relevence to their own lives. Learners of all ages, are supported to explore the role of power and systems in creating the conditions which let these challenges thrive. The programme also equips participants to take meaningful action both locally and globally on global challenges through skills development and prescribed actions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 153000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001952B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Adult and Community Groups, Concern supporters and politically engaged are undertaking action on development and humanitarian issues DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 118018 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001953B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 99189 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001954B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Adult and Community Groups, Concern supporters and politically engaged are undertaking action on development and humanitarian issues DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 53263 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001955B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 46942.62779859441 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001956B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 43381 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001957B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 37181 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001958B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Adult and Community Groups, Concern supporters and politically engaged are undertaking action on development and humanitarian issues DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13025 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001959B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1860549 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001960B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1743034 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001961B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved nutrition programme in Ethiopia implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to save lives, alleviate suffering and maintain human dignity among children under five (U5), and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) in the Somali Region. The objectives of the programme is to improve the quality of nutrition services for children under five years and PLW; to improve the knowledge of mothers and caretakers on optimal feeding practices and hygiene sanitation through IYCF programme; and to increase the knowledge of basic IYCF and hygiene sanitation practices among targeted beneficiaries. . The programme increases the capacity of health care providers in delivering lifesaving and preventative nutrition services targeting children U5 and PLW, through capacity building training. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 201775 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001962B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid This ACS funded project strengthened cholera prevention and response efforts in Bahir Dar and Gondar cities through capacity building, community engagement, and WASH interventions. It provided training for health workers and health extension workers (HEWs) on cholera case management and prevention, implemented extensive social and behaviour change activities, distributed essential WASH NFIs to vulnerable households, and disinfected water sources to ensure safe and sustainable access to clean water.. Marker 3.3 was selected due to the primary objective of the response being strengthened cholera prevention and response efforts in Bahir Dar and Gondar cities through capacity building, community engagement, and WASH interventions. Concern worked with health extension workers and communities to undertand cholera prevention better and to promote reduced incidences of cholera through improved water and sanitation, behavious change and treatment. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 140818 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001963B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved nutrition programme in Ethiopia implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to save lives, alleviate suffering and maintain human dignity among children under five (U5), and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) in the Somali Region. The objectives of the programme is to improve the quality of nutrition services for children under five years and PLW; to improve the knowledge of mothers and caretakers on optimal feeding practices and hygiene sanitation through IYCF programme; and to increase the knowledge of basic IYCF and hygiene sanitation practices among targeted beneficiaries. . The programme delivers screening and managment of acute malnutrition for children under five years and pregnant and lactating women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 137055 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001964B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved nutrition programme in Ethiopia implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to save lives, alleviate suffering and maintain human dignity among children under five (U5), and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) in the Somali Region. The objectives of the programme is to improve the quality of nutrition services for children under five years and PLW; to improve the knowledge of mothers and caretakers on optimal feeding practices and hygiene sanitation through IYCF programme; and to increase the knowledge of basic IYCF and hygiene sanitation practices among targeted beneficiaries. . Theprogramme improves the knowledge of mothers and caretakers on optimal feeding practices and hygiene sanitation through IYCF programmes. This is done via mother to mother and father to father support groups. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41878 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001965B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The REGRADE-II programme will work in North and Central Gondar, Amhara State, Ethiopia. It aims to contribute to Concern Ethiopia’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 38,470 people living in extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, landless, older people. This will be done through households receiving monthly income support to meet their basic consumption needs, households have access to basic services through regular coaching visits and referral linkage to services and target communities have improved knowledge and practice on (AMIYCN) adolescent, maternal, infant, young and child nutrition, hygiene and sanitation through coaching visits and health system strengthening.. RM Biodiversity 1: the programme aims to improve land management through employing integrated community based participatory watershed management, implementing bio-physical soil and water conservation measures RM Adaptation 2: This allocation will fund activities designed to promote community adaptation to climate change within targeted micro-watersheds. This will include physical and biological soil and water conservation activities aimed at rehabilitant of water and land resources that have been degraded by drought increase weather variability and over exploitation. Activities will include construction of stone-faced hillside terrace, eyebrow basins and the planting of native tree seedlings. RM Desertification 1: The programme sensitises participants every year during the appropriate agricultural season on the importance of greening their environment for soil and water conservation, improve the vegetation cover with multipurpose plants to rehabilitate degraded lands and obtain ecological benefits and mitigate the shocks due to climate change. DRR 1: Green Graduation programmes are intended to build the resilience of communities and natural systems to a changing climate through awareness raising, capacity building, environmental awareness and promoting climate-smart activities. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: building the capacity of communities on climate-smart activities is necessary for environmental protection and sustainability. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through improved agricultural practices (increasing yields) and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 555462 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001966B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The REGRADE-II programme will work in North and Central Gondar, Amhara State, Ethiopia. It aims to contribute to Concern Ethiopia’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 38,470 people living in extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, landless, older people. This will be done through households receiving monthly income support to meet their basic consumption needs, households have access to basic services through regular coaching visits and referral linkage to services and target communities have improved knowledge and practice on (AMIYCN) adolescent, maternal, infant, young and child nutrition, hygiene and sanitation through coaching visits and health system strengthening.. DRR 1: HH resilience to shocks and disasters through the promotion of sustainable livelihoods and training for HHs on micro-business development, family and business planning, risk management, and sustainability. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: HH capacity is strengthened throug training for HHs on micro-business development, family and business planning, risk management, and sustainability. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased food security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 421635 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001967B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The REGRADE-II programme will work in North and Central Gondar, Amhara State, Ethiopia. It aims to contribute to Concern Ethiopia’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 38,470 people living in extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, landless, older people. This will be done through households receiving monthly income support to meet their basic consumption needs, households have access to basic services through regular coaching visits and referral linkage to services and target communities have improved knowledge and practice on (AMIYCN) adolescent, maternal, infant, young and child nutrition, hygiene and sanitation through coaching visits and health system strengthening.. DRR 1 /Aid to the environment 1 / Capacity Building 1 / Gender Equality 1 / Nutrition 1: With the inclusion of these markers within the Green Graduation programme, evidence generated should capture this and, therefore, influence policies accordingly. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 268793 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001968B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The REGRADE-II programme will work in North and Central Gondar, Amhara State, Ethiopia. It aims to contribute to Concern Ethiopia’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 38,470 people living in extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, landless, older people. This will be done through households receiving monthly income support to meet their basic consumption needs, households have access to basic services through regular coaching visits and referral linkage to services and target communities have improved knowledge and practice on (AMIYCN) adolescent, maternal, infant, young and child nutrition, hygiene and sanitation through coaching visits and health system strengthening.. DRR 1: Crisis Modifiers are intended to protect programme participants and the programme's progress by enabling a timely and efficient response to small-scale crises in target communities, reducing the impact of the crisis. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 119204 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001969B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The REGRADE-II programme will work in North and Central Gondar, Amhara State, Ethiopia. It aims to contribute to Concern Ethiopia’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 38,470 people living in extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, landless, older people. This will be done through households receiving monthly income support to meet their basic consumption needs, households have access to basic services through regular coaching visits and referral linkage to services and target communities have improved knowledge and practice on (AMIYCN) adolescent, maternal, infant, young and child nutrition, hygiene and sanitation through coaching visits and health system strengthening.. DRR 1: HH resilience to shocks or disasters is strengthened as the programme works with formal financial service providers on the risk that people living in conditions of extreme poverty pose as clients and tailoring suitable products and services or establishing bridging structures through community-based savings groups. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, and business skills. Gender Equality 1: : a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased financial security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 31086 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001970B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The REGRADE-II programme will work in North and Central Gondar, Amhara State, Ethiopia. It aims to contribute to Concern Ethiopia’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 38,470 people living in extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, landless, older people. This will be done through households receiving monthly income support to meet their basic consumption needs, households have access to basic services through regular coaching visits and referral linkage to services and target communities have improved knowledge and practice on (AMIYCN) adolescent, maternal, infant, young and child nutrition, hygiene and sanitation through coaching visits and health system strengthening.. Gender equality 2: this is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at improving women’s participation and representation in targeted communities. DRR 1: Training includes disaster and climate risk management. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Nutrition 1: Through group and HH messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17867 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001971B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The REGRADE-II programme will work in North and Central Gondar, Amhara State, Ethiopia. It aims to contribute to Concern Ethiopia’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 38,470 people living in extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, landless, older people. This will be done through households receiving monthly income support to meet their basic consumption needs, households have access to basic services through regular coaching visits and referral linkage to services and target communities have improved knowledge and practice on (AMIYCN) adolescent, maternal, infant, young and child nutrition, hygiene and sanitation through coaching visits and health system strengthening.. DRR 1: The program has enhanced the resilience og HHs to shocks and disasters by increasing financial security and, thus, reducing dependence on harmful livelihood coping strategies. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Gender Equality 1: : a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased financial security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9569 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001972B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The REGRADE-II programme will work in North and Central Gondar, Amhara State, Ethiopia. It aims to contribute to Concern Ethiopia’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 38,470 people living in extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, landless, older people. This will be done through households receiving monthly income support to meet their basic consumption needs, households have access to basic services through regular coaching visits and referral linkage to services and target communities have improved knowledge and practice on (AMIYCN) adolescent, maternal, infant, young and child nutrition, hygiene and sanitation through coaching visits and health system strengthening.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 64849.00000000001 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001973B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Solutions Towards a Better Future programme will work in Centre Department and Port-au-Prince City, Haiti. It aims to contribute to Concern Haiti’s Durable Solutions thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to increase the socio-economic resilience and self-reliance of the most vulnerable displacement-affected households through improved access to diversified livelihoods and improved social capital. The programme will support over 18,500 people living in Extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, youth, IDPs. This will be done through improved access to business knowledge and skills, adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices among displaced and host communities, strengthened and more inclusive urban rural trade linkages for increased returns on livelihoods assets and effort and increased programme and community knowledge of root causes of conflict and links to displacement.. RM Mitigation 1: an output from this outcome is using renewable energy for well pumping. RM Adaptation 1: two outputs from outcome 1 are focused on climate adaptation: doption of climate-smart agricultural practices among displaced and host communities and Increased knowledge of community risks and reduced vulnerability to identified risk. DRR 1: One ouput focuses on iIncreased knowledge of community risks and reduced vulnerability to identified risks. Capacity Building 1: This outcome includes capacity assessments throughout the programme cycle to help identify the changing needs for training and support. Gender Equality 1: This outcome includes regular gender and positive masculinity training sessions. Nutrition 1: This outcome includes and output on improved nutrition behaviours i.e. knowledge and practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 775671 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001974B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Solutions Towards a Better Future programme will work in Centre Department and Port-au-Prince City, Haiti. It aims to contribute to Concern Haiti’s Durable Solutions thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to increase the socio-economic resilience and self-reliance of the most vulnerable displacement-affected households through improved access to diversified livelihoods and improved social capital. The programme will support over 18,500 people living in Extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, youth, IDPs. This will be done through improved access to business knowledge and skills, adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices among displaced and host communities, strengthened and more inclusive urban rural trade linkages for increased returns on livelihoods assets and effort and increased programme and community knowledge of root causes of conflict and links to displacement.. Gender equality 2: this is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at addressing gender inequitable attitudes among targeted communities. Capacity Building 1: This outcome includes training for Protection Focal Points on Psychosocial First Aid (PFA) and Community Psychosocial Care, and over the course of the programme cycle, a trained pool of PFPs (from within the PFPs) will lead community group psychosocial sessions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 317261 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001975B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Solutions Towards a Better Future programme will work in Centre Department and Port-au-Prince City, Haiti. It aims to contribute to Concern Haiti’s Durable Solutions thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to increase the socio-economic resilience and self-reliance of the most vulnerable displacement-affected households through improved access to diversified livelihoods and improved social capital. The programme will support over 18,500 people living in Extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, youth, IDPs. This will be done through improved access to business knowledge and skills, adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices among displaced and host communities, strengthened and more inclusive urban rural trade linkages for increased returns on livelihoods assets and effort and increased programme and community knowledge of root causes of conflict and links to displacement.. DRR 1: Communities will be more resilient to shocks throug hstrengthened community cohesion. Capacity Building 1: This outcome includes capacity strengthening on communication, social cohesion, gender transformation, social accountability and other relevant themes. Gender Equality 1: the programme design applies a gender transformative approach to promoting gender equality, which ensures that gender and inclusion perspectives are central to all the programme stages and that it tackles some of the root causes of gender inequality, including harmful attitudes and practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 103596 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001976B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Solutions Towards a Better Future programme will work in Centre Department and Port-au-Prince City, Haiti. It aims to contribute to Concern Haiti’s Durable Solutions thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to increase the socio-economic resilience and self-reliance of the most vulnerable displacement-affected households through improved access to diversified livelihoods and improved social capital. The programme will support over 18,500 people living in Extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, youth, IDPs. This will be done through improved access to business knowledge and skills, adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices among displaced and host communities, strengthened and more inclusive urban rural trade linkages for increased returns on livelihoods assets and effort and increased programme and community knowledge of root causes of conflict and links to displacement.. DRR 1: Crisis-affected households in targeted communities are better able to meet their immediate needs related to a disaster/shock (crisis modifier). Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 69927 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001977B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Solutions Towards a Better Future programme will work in Centre Department and Port-au-Prince City, Haiti. It aims to contribute to Concern Haiti’s Durable Solutions thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to increase the socio-economic resilience and self-reliance of the most vulnerable displacement-affected households through improved access to diversified livelihoods and improved social capital. The programme will support over 18,500 people living in Extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, youth, IDPs. This will be done through improved access to business knowledge and skills, adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices among displaced and host communities, strengthened and more inclusive urban rural trade linkages for increased returns on livelihoods assets and effort and increased programme and community knowledge of root causes of conflict and links to displacement.. Capacity Building 1: This outcome includes training of CSO on the various Social Accountability tools, such as awareness campaigns, complaints mechanisms, and public hearings to organize collective action that improves public sector responsiveness and leads to better outcomes. Gender Equality 1: the programme design applies a gender transformative approach to promoting gender equality, which ensures that gender and inclusion perspectives are central to all the programme stages and that it tackles some of the root causes of gender inequality, including harmful attitudes and practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7770 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001978B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Solutions Towards a Better Future programme will work in Centre Department and Port-au-Prince City, Haiti. It aims to contribute to Concern Haiti’s Durable Solutions thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to increase the socio-economic resilience and self-reliance of the most vulnerable displacement-affected households through improved access to diversified livelihoods and improved social capital. The programme will support over 18,500 people living in Extreme poor households, female headed households, households with disabled members, youth, IDPs. This will be done through improved access to business knowledge and skills, adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices among displaced and host communities, strengthened and more inclusive urban rural trade linkages for increased returns on livelihoods assets and effort and increased programme and community knowledge of root causes of conflict and links to displacement.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20719 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001979B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved wellbeing of vulnerable Syrian refugee and host communities programme in Lebanon implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build safe and resilient communities and to prevent any type of violence against women, men, girls and boys with a specific focus on women and children at risk or exposed to violence. The objectives of the programme is to take a holistic family approach, working with partners, to prevent against early marriage, child labour and SGBV. The key activities include Engaging Men sessions to improve the relationship with their children; and focussed psychosocial sessions for children and persons at heightened protection risk i.e unaccompanied and separated children; persons with special legal or physical protection needs; women-headed households; persons with disabilities; and persons of diverse sex, sexual orientation or gender identity. Cash assistance is provided for individuals with identified protection risks.. Concern works with two national partners, one for Child Protection (CP) and another for Gender-Based Violence (GBV). Concern supports the two partners under CHC through a comprehensive capacity‑strengthening package, including training in gender‑responsive, child‑sensitive, and disability‑inclusive case management, strengthened referral pathways and cross‑sector coordination, and enhanced accountability, monitoring, and data management systems. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001980B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved wellbeing of vulnerable Syrian refugee and host communities programme in Lebanon implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build safe and resilient communities and to prevent any type of violence against women, men, girls and boys with a specific focus on women and children at risk or exposed to violence. The objectives of the programme is to take a holistic family approach, working with partners, to prevent against early marriage, child labour and SGBV. The key activities include Engaging Men sessions to improve the relationship with their children; and focussed psychosocial sessions for children and persons at heightened protection risk i.e unaccompanied and separated children; persons with special legal or physical protection needs; women-headed households; persons with disabilities; and persons of diverse sex, sexual orientation or gender identity. Cash assistance is provided for individuals with identified protection risks.. The programme takes a holistic family approach, working with partners, to prevent against early marriage, child labour and SGBV. Parents and caregivers are empowered through Positive Parenting sessions to improve the relationship with their children; and women and girls are offered safe spaces and case referal services for GBV. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 240000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001981B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The improved wellbeing of vulnerable Syrian refugee and host communities programme in Lebanon implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build safe and resilient communities and to prevent any type of violence against women, men, girls and boys with a specific focus on women and children at risk or exposed to violence. The objectives of the programme is to take a holistic family approach, working with partners, to prevent against early marriage, child labour and SGBV. The key activities include Engaging Men sessions to improve the relationship with their children; and focussed psychosocial sessions for children and persons at heightened protection risk i.e unaccompanied and separated children; persons with special legal or physical protection needs; women-headed households; persons with disabilities; and persons of diverse sex, sexual orientation or gender identity. Cash assistance is provided for individuals with identified protection risks.. The programme challenges social norms and empowers communities through the “Engaging Men” sessions and through the training of adolescent boys and girls on S/GBV, their rights and access to services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001982B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Livelihoods, Innovation, Food Security and Entrepreneurship (LIFE) programme will work in Grand Bassa and Riversess counties, Liberia. It aims to contribute to Concern Liberia's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to increase rural economic development and food security in Liberia. The programme will support over 51,375 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, landless households, households with children under five. This will be done through increasing access to agricultural extension and advisory services, increased adoption and diffusion of climate-smart adaptation practices by smallholder and subsistence farmers and, agriculture cooperatives, and women and youth groups.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 69652 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001983B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Livelihoods, Innovation, Food Security and Entrepreneurship (LIFE) programme will work in Grand Bassa and Riversess counties, Liberia. It aims to contribute to Concern Liberia's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to increase rural economic development and food security in Liberia. The programme will support over 51,375 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, landless households, households with children under five. This will be done through increasing access to agricultural extension and advisory services, increased adoption and diffusion of climate-smart adaptation practices by smallholder and subsistence farmers and, agriculture cooperatives, and women and youth groups.. DRR 1: Communities will be more resilient to shocks through the skills they learn to increase food production and on farm processing, as well as through the increased availability of food. Aid to the environment 1: CSA and landscape management approaches promoted under the FS4FS support the protection of natural resources. Capacity Building 1: The Concern team works closely with diverse stakeholders for succession planning, ensuring that local communities and businesses retain skills, resources, and innovations. Cascading training mechanisms embed specialists, trainers, and lead farmers in the public and private sector, in counties and communities. Gender Equality 1: The programme takes a gender transformative approach – improving women’s independence, access to finances and decision-making, at the same time as engaging men. Nutrition 1: This outcome focuseson increased crop production and diversification, thus improving the nutritional status of HHS. RM Adaptation 2: Climate-smart agriculture and associated activities, such as Integrated Soil Fertility Management, organic fertilisers, post-harvest handling, and vegetable gardening, are is fundamental to the purpose of this outcome and an eligible area of work for Rio Marker's scoring of two under adaptation, as per Rio Marker Handbook: Agriculture CRS score 311 p.22 - Sustainable climate-resilient farming methods (adaptation score 2). CSA activities improve the resilience of individuals and communities to climate change through reducing the vulnerability and exposure of farming systems to slow-onset (e.g., reduced rainfall, shifting seasonal patterns, etc.) and rapid (e.g., flooding, storms, drought) climate risks. CSA does this by promoting activities that improves farmer’s knowledge and skills of when various plant species are most sensitive to weather or climate events in order to identify potential risks related to climate change and to select context appropriate adaptive management practices that they can use to avoid or reduce risk exposure. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 557217 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001984B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Livelihoods, Innovation, Food Security and Entrepreneurship (LIFE) programme will work in Grand Bassa and Riversess counties, Liberia. It aims to contribute to Concern Liberia's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to increase rural economic development and food security in Liberia. The programme will support over 51,375 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, landless households, households with children under five. This will be done through increasing access to agricultural extension and advisory services, increased adoption and diffusion of climate-smart adaptation practices by smallholder and subsistence farmers and, agriculture cooperatives, and women and youth groups.. RM 2 Adaptation: Installation of systems that enable significant energy savings compared to older systems and measures to design and deliver water and sanitation services which reduce vulnerability to floods of affected water and sanitation infrastructure through the establishment of water points and strengthened savings and loans groups. DRR 1: This outcome focues on improving resilience among farmers and communities by establishing two key community level structures, community savings and loans associations and We Are One support groups. Efforts are made to ensure strengthened ownership of these by community leaders and the involvement of local officials. Aid to the environment 1: CSA and landscape management approaches promoted under the FS4FS support the protection of natural resources. Capacity Building 1: The Concern team works closely with diverse stakeholders for succession planning, ensuring that local communities and businesses retain skills, resources, and innovations. Cascading training mechanisms embed specialists, trainers, and lead farmers in the public and private sector, in counties and communities. Gender Equality 1: The programme takes a gender transformative approach – improving women’s independence, access to finances and decision-making, at the same time as engaging men. Nutrition 1:This outcome focuseson increased crop production and diversification, thus improving the nutritional status of HHS. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 417913 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001985B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Livelihoods, Innovation, Food Security and Entrepreneurship (LIFE) programme will work in Grand Bassa and Riversess counties, Liberia. It aims to contribute to Concern Liberia's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to increase rural economic development and food security in Liberia. The programme will support over 51,375 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, landless households, households with children under five. This will be done through increasing access to agricultural extension and advisory services, increased adoption and diffusion of climate-smart adaptation practices by smallholder and subsistence farmers and, agriculture cooperatives, and women and youth groups.. DRR 1: Focusing on agricultural markets and investment by linking rural food producers to the private sector builds resilience of households and communities, ultimately reducing humanitarian needs sustainably. Aid to the environment 1: CSA and landscape management approaches promoted under the FS4FS support the protection of natural resources. Capacity Building 1: The Concern team works closely with diverse stakeholders for succession planning, ensuring that local communities and businesses retain skills, resources, and innovations. Cascading training mechanisms embed specialists, trainers, and lead farmers in the public and private sector, in counties and communities. Gender Equality 1: The programme takes a gender transformative approach – improving women’s independence, access to finances and decision-making, at the same time as engaging men. Nutrition 1:This outcome focuseson increased crop production and diversification, thus improving the nutritional status of HHS. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 278609 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001986B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Livelihoods, Innovation, Food Security and Entrepreneurship (LIFE) programme will work in Grand Bassa and Riversess counties, Liberia. It aims to contribute to Concern Liberia's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to increase rural economic development and food security in Liberia. The programme will support over 51,375 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, landless households, households with children under five. This will be done through increasing access to agricultural extension and advisory services, increased adoption and diffusion of climate-smart adaptation practices by smallholder and subsistence farmers and, agriculture cooperatives, and women and youth groups.. DRR 1 / Aid to the environment 1 / Capacity Building 1 / Gender Equality 1 / Nutrition 1: With the inclusion of these markers within the FS4FS programme, evidence generated should capture this and, therefore, influence policies accordingly. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 69652 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001987B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Food Systems for Food Security Malawi programme will work in Central Region and Lilongwe City, Malawi. It aims to contribute to Concern Malawi’s Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is for vulnerable households to experience increased levels of food and nutrition security by engaging in income generation along food value chains. The programme will support over 361,680 people living in extreme and poor households, youth, households with disabled members. This will be done through improving access to finance, improved access to business knowledge and skills, improving nutiritonal and dietary diversity in individual and households consumption and improved access to markets and private sector linkages for vulnerable farmers.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50035 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001988B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Food Systems for Food Security Malawi programme will work in Central Region and Lilongwe City, Malawi. It aims to contribute to Concern Malawi’s Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is for vulnerable households to experience increased levels of food and nutrition security by engaging in income generation along food value chains. The programme will support over 361,680 people living in extreme and poor households, youth, households with disabled members. This will be done through improving access to finance, improved access to business knowledge and skills, improving nutiritonal and dietary diversity in individual and households consumption and improved access to markets and private sector linkages for vulnerable farmers.. DRR 1: This outcome will provide DCPC and VCPC (District and Village Civil Protection Committees) trainings, district and community disaster planning, participatory scenario planning. Aid to the environment 1: This will happen through the promotion of Natural Resources Management (NRM) and Integrated Watershed Management (IWM), agroforestry, and Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR). Capacity Building 1: Participants will be trained on bee keeping, fish farming, stove making, sustainable charcoal from bamboo, waste management enterprises. Gender Equality 1: The action will address the empowerment of women through gender transformative training for communities. Nutrition 1: This outcome promote crop/variety diversification to support value chains for nutritious foods. RM Adaptation 2: Climate-smart agriculture and associated activities, such as Integrated Soil Fertility Management, organic fertilisers, post-harvest handling, and vegetable gardening, are is fundamental to the purpose of this outcome and an eligible area of work for Rio Marker's scoring of two under adaptation, as per Rio Marker Handbook: Agriculture CRS score 311 p.22 - Sustainable climate-resilient farming methods (adaptation score 2). CSA activities improve the resilience of individuals and communities to climate change through reducing the vulnerability and exposure of farming systems to slow-onset (e.g., reduced rainfall, shifting seasonal patterns, etc.) and rapid (e.g., flooding, storms, drought) climate risks. CSA does this by promoting activities that improves farmer’s knowledge and skills of when various plant species are most sensitive to weather or climate events in order to identify potential risks related to climate change and to select context appropriate adaptive management practices that they can use to avoid or reduce risk exposure. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 648353 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001989B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Food Systems for Food Security Malawi programme will work in Central Region and Lilongwe City, Malawi. It aims to contribute to Concern Malawi’s Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is for vulnerable households to experience increased levels of food and nutrition security by engaging in income generation along food value chains. The programme will support over 361,680 people living in extreme and poor households, youth, households with disabled members. This will be done through improving access to finance, improved access to business knowledge and skills, improving nutiritonal and dietary diversity in individual and households consumption and improved access to markets and private sector linkages for vulnerable farmers.. DRR 1 / Aid to the environment 1 / Capacity Building 1 / Gender Equality 1 / Nutrition 1: With the inclusion of these markers within the FS4FS programme, evidence generated should capture this and, therefore, influence policies accordingly. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 375971 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001990B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Food Systems for Food Security Malawi programme will work in Central Region and Lilongwe City, Malawi. It aims to contribute to Concern Malawi’s Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is for vulnerable households to experience increased levels of food and nutrition security by engaging in income generation along food value chains. The programme will support over 361,680 people living in extreme and poor households, youth, households with disabled members. This will be done through improving access to finance, improved access to business knowledge and skills, improving nutiritonal and dietary diversity in individual and households consumption and improved access to markets and private sector linkages for vulnerable farmers.. Aid to the environment 1: Under this outcome, participants are linked with cook stove producers to improve cooking methods, a benefit includes environmental protection . Capacity Building 1: Trainings are provided for vulnerable households through community Nutrition Promoters and Care Groups. Gender Equality 1: The action will address the empowerment of women through gender transformative training for communities. Nutrition 1: This outcome works to improve nutrition and diet knowledge and practice. RM Mitigation 2: The usage of clean cooking stoves is an integral part of this outcome. These cook stoves will reduce households exposure to harmful fumes, reduce the production of greenhouse gases and utilisation of unsustainably produced fuels, such as, charcoal. As per Rio marker handbook this work is eligible for a mitigation score 2. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 183566 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001991B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Food Systems for Food Security Malawi programme will work in Central Region and Lilongwe City, Malawi. It aims to contribute to Concern Malawi’s Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is for vulnerable households to experience increased levels of food and nutrition security by engaging in income generation along food value chains. The programme will support over 361,680 people living in extreme and poor households, youth, households with disabled members. This will be done through improving access to finance, improved access to business knowledge and skills, improving nutiritonal and dietary diversity in individual and households consumption and improved access to markets and private sector linkages for vulnerable farmers.. DRR 1: Focusing on agricultural markets and investment by linking rural food producers to the private sector builds resilience of households and communities, ultimately reducing humanitarian needs sustainably. Aid to the environment 1: CSA and landscape management approaches promoted under the FS4FS support the protection of natural resources. Capacity Building 1: This outcome includes a variety of capacity strengthening activities, e.g. business and vocational trainings, financial resources (saving groups, microfinance); market mapping, price monitoring, input fairs, quality seeds. Gender Equality 1: This outcome supports inclusive economic growth around agriculture, especially for women. Nutrition 1: This outcome focuses on access to markets and food as well as the economic status of HHS, thus improving the nutritional status of HHS. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 159683 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001992B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The wellbeing of boys, girls and women in the community programme in Syria and Iraq, implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build resilience and improve the wellbeing of vulnerable and conflict affected children, adolescent, adults and children caregivers; through community centre services in North East Syria and Dohuk district, KRI. The activities include supporting children to develop positive emotional and social skills, adaptive behaviours and healthy coping mechanisms; to support caregivers and adults through delivering PSS, and emotional support through group sessions; to provide livelihoods opportunities for adults and caregivers through vocational training; and to provide case management activities to help children and families to overcome protection risks and access services through referrals. . Concern works with a national partner and there is a budgeted capacity support plan in place. Concern also tries to maintain strong relationships with the local governmental institutions, while advocating for capacity building needs and seeking to facilitate trainings. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001993B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The wellbeing of boys, girls and women in the community programme in Syria and Iraq, implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build resilience and improve the wellbeing of vulnerable and conflict affected children, adolescent, adults and children caregivers; through community centre services in North East Syria and Dohuk district, KRI. The activities include supporting children to develop positive emotional and social skills, adaptive behaviours and healthy coping mechanisms; to support caregivers and adults through delivering PSS, and emotional support through group sessions; to provide livelihoods opportunities for adults and caregivers through vocational training; and to provide case management activities to help children and families to overcome protection risks and access services through referrals. . This element of the CHC programme aims to enable emergency response to acute situations if they arise in NES and Concern is well-positioned to respond. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001994B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The wellbeing of boys, girls and women in the community programme in Syria and Iraq, implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build resilience and improve the wellbeing of vulnerable and conflict affected children, adolescent, adults and children caregivers; through community centre services in North East Syria and Dohuk district, KRI. The activities include supporting children to develop positive emotional and social skills, adaptive behaviours and healthy coping mechanisms; to support caregivers and adults through delivering PSS, and emotional support through group sessions; to provide livelihoods opportunities for adults and caregivers through vocational training; and to provide case management activities to help children and families to overcome protection risks and access services through referrals. . Children and adolescent girl(s) and women are disproportionately affected by the trauma of conflct. Child friendly and adolescent friendly spaces support their psychosocial wellbeing and increase knowledge of how protect themselves and identify risks to their safety. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001995B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The wellbeing of boys, girls and women in the community programme in Syria and Iraq, implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build resilience and improve the wellbeing of vulnerable and conflict affected children, adolescent, adults and children caregivers; through community centre services in North East Syria and Dohuk district, KRI. The activities include supporting children to develop positive emotional and social skills, adaptive behaviours and healthy coping mechanisms; to support caregivers and adults through delivering PSS, and emotional support through group sessions; to provide livelihoods opportunities for adults and caregivers through vocational training; and to provide case management activities to help children and families to overcome protection risks and access services through referrals. . Psychosocial care and case management serives are provided to reduce the impacts of psychosocial trauma, stress and anxiety among vulnerable individuals in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq with a strong focus on children. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001996B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The wellbeing of boys, girls and women in the community programme in Syria and Iraq, implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build resilience and improve the wellbeing of vulnerable and conflict affected children, adolescent, adults and children caregivers; through community centre services in North East Syria and Dohuk district, KRI. The activities include supporting children to develop positive emotional and social skills, adaptive behaviours and healthy coping mechanisms; to support caregivers and adults through delivering PSS, and emotional support through group sessions; to provide livelihoods opportunities for adults and caregivers through vocational training; and to provide case management activities to help children and families to overcome protection risks and access services through referrals. . Case management for children following the idetification of a protection risk. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 80000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001997B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The wellbeing of boys, girls and women in the community programme in Syria and Iraq, implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build resilience and improve the wellbeing of vulnerable and conflict affected children, adolescent, adults and children caregivers; through community centre services in North East Syria and Dohuk district, KRI. The activities include supporting children to develop positive emotional and social skills, adaptive behaviours and healthy coping mechanisms; to support caregivers and adults through delivering PSS, and emotional support through group sessions; to provide livelihoods opportunities for adults and caregivers through vocational training; and to provide case management activities to help children and families to overcome protection risks and access services through referrals. . Concern supports improved protection referral pathways for programme participants in NE Syria enabling them to get the quality and consistency of appropriate care they need. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001998B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The wellbeing of boys, girls and women in the community programme in Syria and Iraq, implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to build resilience and improve the wellbeing of vulnerable and conflict affected children, adolescent, adults and children caregivers; through community centre services in North East Syria and Dohuk district, KRI. The activities include supporting children to develop positive emotional and social skills, adaptive behaviours and healthy coping mechanisms; to support caregivers and adults through delivering PSS, and emotional support through group sessions; to provide livelihoods opportunities for adults and caregivers through vocational training; and to provide case management activities to help children and families to overcome protection risks and access services through referrals. . Concern has provided livelihoods support to female caregivers of children who received psychosocial support or case management services. Concern targets individuals with technical or vocational skills or prior business experience for a one-week business management skills training prior to the disbursement of Small Business Grants. This empowers women to generate their own income, develop their skills and strengten the resources and resilience of their families. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025001999B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Resilience and Adaptation in Food Systems: Food and Nutrition Security for Those Furthest Behind programme will work in Tahoua Region, Niger. It aims to contribute to Concern Niger’s Food Systems for Food Security and WASH thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to build resilient food systems that prioritize food and nutrition security for the extreme poor, while promoting sustainable management of natural resources. The programme will support over 71,925 people living in households with children under five, pregnant and lactating mothers, households with disabled members, people living with HIV, female headed households. This will be done through sustainable, conflict-sensitive and risk-based natural resource management that support stable food production, increased crop diversification for sustainable agriculture development and facilitated access to agricultural inputs and equipments.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141983 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002000B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Resilience and Adaptation in Food Systems: Food and Nutrition Security for Those Furthest Behind programme will work in Tahoua Region, Niger. It aims to contribute to Concern Niger’s Food Systems for Food Security and WASH thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to build resilient food systems that prioritize food and nutrition security for the extreme poor, while promoting sustainable management of natural resources. The programme will support over 71,925 people living in households with children under five, pregnant and lactating mothers, households with disabled members, people living with HIV, female headed households. This will be done through sustainable, conflict-sensitive and risk-based natural resource management that support stable food production, increased crop diversification for sustainable agriculture development and facilitated access to agricultural inputs and equipments.. RM Adaptation 2: Climate-smart agriculture and associated activities, such as Integrated Soil Fertility Management, organic fertilisers, post-harvest handling, and vegetable gardening, are is fundamental to the purpose of this outcome and an eligible area of work for Rio Marker's scoring of two under adaptation, as per Rio Marker Handbook: Agriculture CRS score 311 p.22 - Sustainable climate-resilient farming methods (adaptation score 2). CSA activities improve the resilience of individuals and communities to climate change through reducing the vulnerability and exposure of farming systems to slow-onset (e.g., reduced rainfall, shifting seasonal patterns, etc.) and rapid (e.g., flooding, storms, drought) climate risks. CSA does this by promoting activities that improves farmer’s knowledge and skills of when various plant species are most sensitive to weather or climate events in order to identify potential risks related to climate change and to select context appropriate adaptive management practices that they can use to avoid or reduce risk exposure. DRR 1: By working on hunger and nutrition within sustainable food systems and climate smart agriculture, this outcome builds resilience of households and communities, ultimately reducing humanitarian needs sustainably. Aid to the environment 1: CSA and landscape management approaches promoted under the FS4FS support the protection of natural resources. Capacity Building 1: There are a range capacity building activities in this outcome e.g. participatory farmer-led approaches, government and private extension services, farmer groups/ associations, pastoral systems, and natural resource management; post-harvest management; processing, packaging and marketing of (new) food products, storage and transport. Gender Equality 1: Direct implementation of gender and protection activities is fundamental to all activities Nutrition 1: This outcome focuseson increased crop production and diversification, thus improving the nutritional status of HHS. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 484653 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002001B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Resilience and Adaptation in Food Systems: Food and Nutrition Security for Those Furthest Behind programme will work in Tahoua Region, Niger. It aims to contribute to Concern Niger’s Food Systems for Food Security and WASH thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to build resilient food systems that prioritize food and nutrition security for the extreme poor, while promoting sustainable management of natural resources. The programme will support over 71,925 people living in households with children under five, pregnant and lactating mothers, households with disabled members, people living with HIV, female headed households. This will be done through sustainable, conflict-sensitive and risk-based natural resource management that support stable food production, increased crop diversification for sustainable agriculture development and facilitated access to agricultural inputs and equipments.. DRR 1: Focusing on agricultural markets and investment by linking rural food producers to the private sector builds resilience of households and communities, ultimately reducing humanitarian needs sustainably. Aid to the environment 1: CSA and landscape management approaches promoted under the FS4FS support the protection of natural resources. Capacity Building 1: This outcome includes a variety of capacity strengthening activities, e.g. business and vocational trainings, financial resources (saving groups, microfinance); market mapping, price monitoring, input fairs, quality seeds. Gender Equality 1: This outcome supports inclusive economic growth around agriculture, especially for women. Nutrition 1: This outcome focuses on access to markets and food as well as the economic status of HHS, thus improving the nutritional status of HHS. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 210424 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002002B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Resilience and Adaptation in Food Systems: Food and Nutrition Security for Those Furthest Behind programme will work in Tahoua Region, Niger. It aims to contribute to Concern Niger’s Food Systems for Food Security and WASH thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to build resilient food systems that prioritize food and nutrition security for the extreme poor, while promoting sustainable management of natural resources. The programme will support over 71,925 people living in households with children under five, pregnant and lactating mothers, households with disabled members, people living with HIV, female headed households. This will be done through sustainable, conflict-sensitive and risk-based natural resource management that support stable food production, increased crop diversification for sustainable agriculture development and facilitated access to agricultural inputs and equipments.. DRR 1: Crisis-affected households in targeted communities are better able to meet their immediate needs related to a disaster/shock (crisis modifier). Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150614 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002003B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Resilience and Adaptation in Food Systems: Food and Nutrition Security for Those Furthest Behind programme will work in Tahoua Region, Niger. It aims to contribute to Concern Niger’s Food Systems for Food Security and WASH thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to build resilient food systems that prioritize food and nutrition security for the extreme poor, while promoting sustainable management of natural resources. The programme will support over 71,925 people living in households with children under five, pregnant and lactating mothers, households with disabled members, people living with HIV, female headed households. This will be done through sustainable, conflict-sensitive and risk-based natural resource management that support stable food production, increased crop diversification for sustainable agriculture development and facilitated access to agricultural inputs and equipments.. DRR 1 / Aid to the environment 1 / Capacity Building 1 / Gender Equality 1 / Nutrition 1: With the inclusion of these markers within the FS4FS programme, evidence generated should capture this and, therefore, influence policies accordingly. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 137704 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002004B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Resilience and Adaptation in Food Systems: Food and Nutrition Security for Those Furthest Behind programme will work in Tahoua Region, Niger. It aims to contribute to Concern Niger’s Food Systems for Food Security and WASH thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to build resilient food systems that prioritize food and nutrition security for the extreme poor, while promoting sustainable management of natural resources. The programme will support over 71,925 people living in households with children under five, pregnant and lactating mothers, households with disabled members, people living with HIV, female headed households. This will be done through sustainable, conflict-sensitive and risk-based natural resource management that support stable food production, increased crop diversification for sustainable agriculture development and facilitated access to agricultural inputs and equipments.. Gender equality 2: this is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at addressing gender inequitable attitudes that reduce women’s access to health diets and safe drinking water. Aid to the environment 1: Capacity Building 1: This outcome establishes and trains Water Hygiene Sanitation Management Committees (COGEHA) within communities. Nutrition 1: This outcome includes nutrition education activities for behaviour change and adoption of good practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 97122 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002005B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Terintambwe Mw'isi Itotahaye programme will work in Gasagara District, Rwanda. It aims to contribute to Concern Burundi and Concern Rwanda's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 147,220 people living in extreme poor households, including landless, female-headed households, households with disabled members, Batwa community (ethnic minority) . This will be done through support to gain the necessary technical and business skills and financial literacy to be able to set up a suitable livelihood, improved human capital through coaching, mentoring and various lifeskills training, participation in gender transformative dialogue sessions and environmental enhancement and low carbon development measures are undertaken.. RM Adaptation 2: Promoting sustainable climate-resilient farming methods and diversified agricultural production to reduce climate risk through the promotion of kitchen gardening and improved gardening practices among beneficiary HHs. DRR 1: HH resilience to shocks and disasters through the promotion of sustainable livelihoods and training for HHs on micro-business development, family and business planning, risk management, and sustainability. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: HH capacity is strengthened throug training for HHs on micro-business development, family and business planning, risk management, and sustainability. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased food security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 236250 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002006B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Terintambwe Mw'isi Itotahaye programme will work in Gasagara District, Rwanda. It aims to contribute to Concern Burundi and Concern Rwanda's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 147,220 people living in extreme poor households, including landless, female-headed households, households with disabled members, Batwa community (ethnic minority) . This will be done through support to gain the necessary technical and business skills and financial literacy to be able to set up a suitable livelihood, improved human capital through coaching, mentoring and various lifeskills training, participation in gender transformative dialogue sessions and environmental enhancement and low carbon development measures are undertaken.. RM Mitigation 2: Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency are addressed through the promotion of clean cook stoves. RM Adaptation 2: With this allocation, the green graduation (GG) programme in Burundi will conduct a Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (CVCA) with the support of Head Office technical advisors. The purpose of the CVCA will be to support LTD GG communities to identify contextual climate shocks, stresses and changes that are impacting their ability to secure their basic needs. Communities will then be supported to develop Community Adaptation Action Plans (CAAPs) to address areas where communities can be empowered to make a positive difference in their resilience at the household or community level. The intention is that elements of these plans will be financed through the Climate Allocation in 2025. DRR 1: Green Graduation programmes are intended to build the resilience of communities and natural systems to a changing climate through awareness raising, capacity building, environmental awareness and promoting climate-smart activities. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: building the capacity of communities on climate-smart activities is necessary for environmental protection and sustainability. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through improved agricultural practices (increasing yields) and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 202500 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002007B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Terintambwe Mw'isi Itotahaye programme will work in Gasagara District, Rwanda. It aims to contribute to Concern Burundi and Concern Rwanda's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 147,220 people living in extreme poor households, including landless, female-headed households, households with disabled members, Batwa community (ethnic minority) . This will be done through support to gain the necessary technical and business skills and financial literacy to be able to set up a suitable livelihood, improved human capital through coaching, mentoring and various lifeskills training, participation in gender transformative dialogue sessions and environmental enhancement and low carbon development measures are undertaken.. DRR 1: The program has enhanced the resilience og HHs to shocks and disasters by increasing financial security and, thus, reducing dependence on harmful livelihood coping strategies. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Gender Equality 1: : a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased financial security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 101250 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002008B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Terintambwe Mw'isi Itotahaye programme will work in Gasagara District, Rwanda. It aims to contribute to Concern Burundi and Concern Rwanda's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 147,220 people living in extreme poor households, including landless, female-headed households, households with disabled members, Batwa community (ethnic minority) . This will be done through support to gain the necessary technical and business skills and financial literacy to be able to set up a suitable livelihood, improved human capital through coaching, mentoring and various lifeskills training, participation in gender transformative dialogue sessions and environmental enhancement and low carbon development measures are undertaken.. RM Adaptation 1: Social protection for climate disasters through the development of response to shocks and shelter support mechanism into VESA/VSLA structures Gender equality 2: this is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at improving women’s participation and representation in targeted communities. DRR 1: Training includes disaster and climate risk management. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Nutrition 1: Through group and HH messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 67500 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002009B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Terintambwe Mw'isi Itotahaye programme will work in Gasagara District, Rwanda. It aims to contribute to Concern Burundi and Concern Rwanda's Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure households can sustainably meet their basic needs and have improved coping strategies through strengthened livelihoods which place value on the natural environment. The programme will support over 147,220 people living in extreme poor households, including landless, female-headed households, households with disabled members, Batwa community (ethnic minority) . This will be done through support to gain the necessary technical and business skills and financial literacy to be able to set up a suitable livelihood, improved human capital through coaching, mentoring and various lifeskills training, participation in gender transformative dialogue sessions and environmental enhancement and low carbon development measures are undertaken.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 67500 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002010B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The programme Food and Nutrition Security through Equitable and Climate Smart Food Systems will work in Port Loko and Tonkolili North Western Province, Sierra Leone. It aims to contribute to Concern Sierra Leone's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure vulnerable households' resilience to food and nutrition insecurity is increased by strengthening food systems. The programme will support over 86,310 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, out of school young people, pregnant and lactating women, and people living with HIV. This will be done through better and more inclusive community management of natural resources, adoption of inclusive climate smart food production practices, profitable marketing of foods and food products, and improved access to quality productive assets.The programme Food and Nutrition Security through Equitable and Climate Smart Food Systems will work in Port Loko and Tonkolili North Western Province, Sierra Leone. It aims to contribute to Concern Sierra Leone's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure vulnerable households' resilience to food and nutrition insecurity is increased by strengthening food systems. The programme will support over 86,310 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, out of school young people, pregnant and lactating women, and people living with HIV. This will be done through better and more inclusive community management of natural resources, adoption of inclusive climate smart food production practices, profitable marketing of foods and food products, and improved access to quality productive assets.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 179900 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002011B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The programme Food and Nutrition Security through Equitable and Climate Smart Food Systems will work in Port Loko and Tonkolili North Western Province, Sierra Leone. It aims to contribute to Concern Sierra Leone's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure vulnerable households' resilience to food and nutrition insecurity is increased by strengthening food systems. The programme will support over 86,310 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, out of school young people, pregnant and lactating women, and people living with HIV. This will be done through better and more inclusive community management of natural resources, adoption of inclusive climate smart food production practices, profitable marketing of foods and food products, and improved access to quality productive assets.The programme Food and Nutrition Security through Equitable and Climate Smart Food Systems will work in Port Loko and Tonkolili North Western Province, Sierra Leone. It aims to contribute to Concern Sierra Leone's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure vulnerable households' resilience to food and nutrition insecurity is increased by strengthening food systems. The programme will support over 86,310 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, out of school young people, pregnant and lactating women, and people living with HIV. This will be done through better and more inclusive community management of natural resources, adoption of inclusive climate smart food production practices, profitable marketing of foods and food products, and improved access to quality productive assets.. RM Adaptation 2: Climate-smart agriculture and associated activities, such as Integrated Soil Fertility Management, organic fertilisers, post-harvest handling, and vegetable gardening, are is fundamental to the purpose of this outcome and an eligible area of work for Rio Marker's scoring of two under adaptation, as per Rio Marker Handbook: Agriculture CRS score 311 p.22 - Sustainable climate-resilient farming methods (adaptation score 2). CSA activities improve the resilience of individuals and communities to climate change through reducing the vulnerability and exposure of farming systems to slow-onset (e.g., reduced rainfall, shifting seasonal patterns, etc.) and rapid (e.g., flooding, storms, drought) climate risks. CSA does this by promoting activities that improves farmer’s knowledge and skills of when various plant species are most sensitive to weather or climate events in order to identify potential risks related to climate change and to select context appropriate adaptive management practices that they can use to avoid or reduce risk exposure. DRR 1: By working on hunger and nutrition within sustainable food systems and climate smart agriculture, this outcome builds resilience of households and communities, ultimately reducing humanitarian needs sustainably. Aid to the environment 1: CSA and landscape management approaches promoted under the FS4FS support the protection of natural resources. Capacity Building 1: There are a range capacity building activities in this outcome e.g. participatory farmer-led approaches, government and private extension services, farmer groups/ associations, pastoral systems, and natural resource management; post-harvest management; processing, packaging and marketing of (new) food products, storage and transport. Gender Equality 1: Direct implementation of gender and protection activities is fundamental to all activities Nutrition 1: This outcome focuseson increased crop production and diversification, thus improving the nutritional status of HHS. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 398350 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002012B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The programme Food and Nutrition Security through Equitable and Climate Smart Food Systems will work in Port Loko and Tonkolili North Western Province, Sierra Leone. It aims to contribute to Concern Sierra Leone's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure vulnerable households' resilience to food and nutrition insecurity is increased by strengthening food systems. The programme will support over 86,310 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, out of school young people, pregnant and lactating women, and people living with HIV. This will be done through better and more inclusive community management of natural resources, adoption of inclusive climate smart food production practices, profitable marketing of foods and food products, and improved access to quality productive assets.The programme Food and Nutrition Security through Equitable and Climate Smart Food Systems will work in Port Loko and Tonkolili North Western Province, Sierra Leone. It aims to contribute to Concern Sierra Leone's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure vulnerable households' resilience to food and nutrition insecurity is increased by strengthening food systems. The programme will support over 86,310 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, out of school young people, pregnant and lactating women, and people living with HIV. This will be done through better and more inclusive community management of natural resources, adoption of inclusive climate smart food production practices, profitable marketing of foods and food products, and improved access to quality productive assets.. Capacity Building 1: This outcome includes capacity building of partners on gender transformative approaches and workshop with district and sub-district stakeholders on nutrition. Gender Equality 1: One output of this outcome focusies on increasing agency of women and young people to reduce the nutrition equity gap Nutrition 2: The main focus of this outcome is to enhance nutrition knowledge and behavours of target groups. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 282700 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002013B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The programme Food and Nutrition Security through Equitable and Climate Smart Food Systems will work in Port Loko and Tonkolili North Western Province, Sierra Leone. It aims to contribute to Concern Sierra Leone's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure vulnerable households' resilience to food and nutrition insecurity is increased by strengthening food systems. The programme will support over 86,310 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, out of school young people, pregnant and lactating women, and people living with HIV. This will be done through better and more inclusive community management of natural resources, adoption of inclusive climate smart food production practices, profitable marketing of foods and food products, and improved access to quality productive assets.The programme Food and Nutrition Security through Equitable and Climate Smart Food Systems will work in Port Loko and Tonkolili North Western Province, Sierra Leone. It aims to contribute to Concern Sierra Leone's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure vulnerable households' resilience to food and nutrition insecurity is increased by strengthening food systems. The programme will support over 86,310 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, out of school young people, pregnant and lactating women, and people living with HIV. This will be done through better and more inclusive community management of natural resources, adoption of inclusive climate smart food production practices, profitable marketing of foods and food products, and improved access to quality productive assets.. RM Adaptation 2: Outputs (particularly output 2.2 and 2.3) under this outcome are focused on the promotion of sustainable climate-resilient farming methods and increasing access to climate-resilient seeds These are eligible for a Rio Marker scoring of two under adaptation – (AGRICULTURE – 311, p.22 CM handbook). DRR 1: Focusing on agricultural markets and investment by linking rural food producers to the private sector builds resilience of households and communities, ultimately reducing humanitarian needs sustainably. Aid to the environment 1: CSA and landscape management approaches promoted under the FS4FS support the protection of natural resources. Capacity Building 1: This outcome includes a variety of capacity strengthening activities, e.g. business and vocational trainings, financial resources (saving groups, microfinance); market mapping, price monitoring, input fairs, quality seeds. Gender Equality 1: This outcome supports inclusive economic growth around agriculture, especially for women. Nutrition 1: This outcome focuses on access to markets and food as well as the economic status of HHS, thus improving the nutritional status of HHS. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 257000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002014B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The programme Food and Nutrition Security through Equitable and Climate Smart Food Systems will work in Port Loko and Tonkolili North Western Province, Sierra Leone. It aims to contribute to Concern Sierra Leone's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure vulnerable households' resilience to food and nutrition insecurity is increased by strengthening food systems. The programme will support over 86,310 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, out of school young people, pregnant and lactating women, and people living with HIV. This will be done through better and more inclusive community management of natural resources, adoption of inclusive climate smart food production practices, profitable marketing of foods and food products, and improved access to quality productive assets.The programme Food and Nutrition Security through Equitable and Climate Smart Food Systems will work in Port Loko and Tonkolili North Western Province, Sierra Leone. It aims to contribute to Concern Sierra Leone's Food Systems for Food Security thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to ensure vulnerable households' resilience to food and nutrition insecurity is increased by strengthening food systems. The programme will support over 86,310 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members, out of school young people, pregnant and lactating women, and people living with HIV. This will be done through better and more inclusive community management of natural resources, adoption of inclusive climate smart food production practices, profitable marketing of foods and food products, and improved access to quality productive assets.. DRR 1 / Aid to the environment 1 / Capacity Building 1 / Gender Equality 1 / Nutrition 1: With the inclusion of these markers within the FS4FS programme, evidence generated should capture this and, therefore, influence policies accordingly. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 167050 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002015B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The life-saving multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster-affected people in Somalia implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of chronically-affected populations through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, education; and improved emergency preparedness. The objectives of the programme is to ensure IDPs and vulnerable host households affected by natural disaster and conflict have access to basic needs including food and non-food items; to increase equitable access to quality education in a protective environment for children; to improve access to quality essential primary health and nutrition services; and to work with local NGO partners to enhance preparedness and responses to natural disasters and conflicts. . Concern has developed a capacity strengthening plan for the local partners including YouthLink and SHACDO. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 24335 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002016B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The life-saving multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster-affected people in Somalia implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of chronically-affected populations through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, education; and improved emergency preparedness. The objectives of the programme is to ensure IDPs and vulnerable host households affected by natural disaster and conflict have access to basic needs including food and non-food items; to increase equitable access to quality education in a protective environment for children; to improve access to quality essential primary health and nutrition services; and to work with local NGO partners to enhance preparedness and responses to natural disasters and conflicts. . Concern collaborates with the Somali Cash Consortium to address the emergency surge in children with Severe Acute Malnutrition and medical complications in Banadir. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60981 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002017B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The life-saving multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster-affected people in Somalia implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of chronically-affected populations through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, education; and improved emergency preparedness. The objectives of the programme is to ensure IDPs and vulnerable host households affected by natural disaster and conflict have access to basic needs including food and non-food items; to increase equitable access to quality education in a protective environment for children; to improve access to quality essential primary health and nutrition services; and to work with local NGO partners to enhance preparedness and responses to natural disasters and conflicts. . Children 0-59 months recieve screening and treatment for malnutrition and women of reproductive age receive maternal health care services, including prevention and detection of pregnancy related complications DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 213246 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002018B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid During the project duration from May to July 2025, Concern Worldwide successfully implemented an Integrated Emergency Health, Nutrition, and Facility-Based WASH intervention in Banadir Region. The project improved access to preventive and curative healthcare, nutrition support, and essential Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services at the health facilities level. . Marker 2.2 was selected because the primary object of the response was the provision of essential nutrition services for comprehensive management and treatment of acute malnutrition among children aged 6–59 months in the catchment area of the supported nutrition facilities. Regular health education messages and the distribution of water treatment tablets to caregivers promoted safe drinking water and reinforce hygiene practices, supporting overall nutrition recovery and disease prevention. Marker 3.8 was selected because the project provided health facilities immunisation services for children under one year for their first visit; and improved emergency referral pathways for cases of life-threatening conditions to secondary health care facilities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002019B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The life-saving multi-sectoral assistance to conflict and natural disaster-affected people in Somalia implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the resilience of chronically-affected populations through enhanced access to high-quality nutrition, health, education; and improved emergency preparedness. The objectives of the programme is to ensure IDPs and vulnerable host households affected by natural disaster and conflict have access to basic needs including food and non-food items; to increase equitable access to quality education in a protective environment for children; to improve access to quality essential primary health and nutrition services; and to work with local NGO partners to enhance preparedness and responses to natural disasters and conflicts. . The programme provides free basic education to children, promoting inclusivity and supporting displaced and marginalized communities. Enrollment in CHC-targeted schools is encouraged , strengthened by teacher training and the provision of learning materials, which improve student participation and retention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 101438 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002020B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Climate Resilient and Environmentally Sustainable Solutions Somalia/Somaliland (CRESS Somalia/Somaliland) programme will work in Banadir, Somalia and Somaliland. It aims to contribute to Concern Somalia’s Green Graduation and Climate Resilience thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to provide inclusive climate resilient and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to vulnerable populations in Banadir. The programme will support over 160,290 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members and young people. This will be done through households receive asset/capital transfer to make investment in productive assets in diversified employment activities, households linked to formal financial services and barriers are addressed, environmental restoration and damage mitigation measures are in place and increased awareness on environmental protection and conservation.. RM ADaptation 2: Land and soil degradation is target location is significant and the environment has a low regenerative capacity. One of the main drivers of this is climate change, as it leads to prolonged droughts, erratic rainfall patterns, increased soil erosion, reduced vegetation cover, and more frequent extreme weather events. These funds will enable the Somaliland programme to expand activities aimed at restoring climate impacted natural resources. This will include watershed management through construction of soil bunds, gabion checks and planting edges to constructed watershed areas. Restoration of vegetation and promoting water harvesting techniques, such as, earth dams and underground water storage tanks. These activities reduce soil erosion, maintain existing forestry, support the land to retain water and reduce erosion and runoff, and increase vegetation cover and improving water retention from rainwater in target communities. This will address climate change driven vulnerabilities 1-4 above. These type of activities are mentioned in the “OECD DAC Rio Markers for Climate Handbook” within the “Indicative Table to Guide Rio Marking by Sector/Sub-Sector” this falls under Agriculture (CRS Code =311) and is under activity “Sustainable climate-resilient farming methods” which scores a Rio Marker score of 2 for adaptation. DRR 1: This outcome promotes imp[roved environmental restoration and managtement through a variety of activities that will enhance communities's resilience to future shocks. Aid to the environment 1: This outcome supports land rehabilitation through soil bund construction and gabion checks. Capacity Building 1: Ministry of Agriculture officials at district and regional levels will be involved in the selection of both lead and fellow farmers and co-facilitate the trainings, thereby increasing their capacity on the training components for lead farmers. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: The promotion of rainwater harvesting (polythene sheets to collect rainwater) supports nutrition during the lean season. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 738712 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002021B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Climate Resilient and Environmentally Sustainable Solutions Somalia/Somaliland (CRESS Somalia/Somaliland) programme will work in Banadir, Somalia and Somaliland. It aims to contribute to Concern Somalia’s Green Graduation and Climate Resilience thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to provide inclusive climate resilient and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to vulnerable populations in Banadir. The programme will support over 160,290 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members and young people. This will be done through households receive asset/capital transfer to make investment in productive assets in diversified employment activities, households linked to formal financial services and barriers are addressed, environmental restoration and damage mitigation measures are in place and increased awareness on environmental protection and conservation.. DRR 1: The program has enhanced the resilience og HHs to shocks and disasters by increasing financial security and, thus, reducing dependence on harmful livelihood coping strategies. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Gender Equality 1: : a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased financial security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 410253 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002022B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Climate Resilient and Environmentally Sustainable Solutions Somalia/Somaliland (CRESS Somalia/Somaliland) programme will work in Banadir, Somalia and Somaliland. It aims to contribute to Concern Somalia’s Green Graduation and Climate Resilience thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to provide inclusive climate resilient and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to vulnerable populations in Banadir. The programme will support over 160,290 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members and young people. This will be done through households receive asset/capital transfer to make investment in productive assets in diversified employment activities, households linked to formal financial services and barriers are addressed, environmental restoration and damage mitigation measures are in place and increased awareness on environmental protection and conservation.. MR Mitigation 2: The usage of clean cooking stoves is an integral part of this outcome. These cookstoves will reduce households' exposure to harmful fumes, reduce the production of greenhouse gases and utilisation of unsustainably produced fuels, such as charcoal. As per the Rio marker handbook, this work is eligible for a mitigation score of 2. Gender equality 2: this is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at improving women’s participation and representation in targeted communities. DRR 1: Training includes disaster and climate risk management. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, disaster and climate risk management, gender transformation, business skills, and environmental sustainability. Nutrition 1: Through group and HH messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 405656 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002023B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Climate Resilient and Environmentally Sustainable Solutions Somalia/Somaliland (CRESS Somalia/Somaliland) programme will work in Banadir, Somalia and Somaliland. It aims to contribute to Concern Somalia’s Green Graduation and Climate Resilience thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to provide inclusive climate resilient and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to vulnerable populations in Banadir. The programme will support over 160,290 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members and young people. This will be done through households receive asset/capital transfer to make investment in productive assets in diversified employment activities, households linked to formal financial services and barriers are addressed, environmental restoration and damage mitigation measures are in place and increased awareness on environmental protection and conservation.. RM Adaptation 2: Developing preparedness plans and disaster risk reduction strategies in order to protect key infrastructure assets from the impacts of climate change; are key to this outcome. Activities, such as, setting up early warning systems, addressing governance issues and promoting awareness Promoting disaster preparedness and the links to climate change adaptation at various levels of government as well as at community level are eligible for a Rio Marker scoring of 2. DRR 1: This outcome facilitates the establishment/capacity strengthening of DRR committees. Capacity Building 1: This outcome works with government institutions and communities to stengthen their capacity to anticipate and manage climate related hazards. Gender Equality 1: a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 197384 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002024B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Climate Resilient and Environmentally Sustainable Solutions Somalia/Somaliland (CRESS Somalia/Somaliland) programme will work in Banadir, Somalia and Somaliland. It aims to contribute to Concern Somalia’s Green Graduation and Climate Resilience thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to provide inclusive climate resilient and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to vulnerable populations in Banadir. The programme will support over 160,290 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members and young people. This will be done through households receive asset/capital transfer to make investment in productive assets in diversified employment activities, households linked to formal financial services and barriers are addressed, environmental restoration and damage mitigation measures are in place and increased awareness on environmental protection and conservation.. RM Adaptation 1: This outcome promotes Green jobs for the youth that contribute to preserve or restore the environment. DRR 1: HH resilience to shocks or disasters is strengthened as the programme works with formal financial service providers on the risk that people living in conditions of extreme poverty pose as clients and tailoring suitable products and services or establishing bridging structures through community-based savings groups. Aid to Environment 1: Concern’s Green Graduation programme added a 5th pillar to the traditional graduation model - the ‘green’ aspect which aims to improve environmental protection and stability through awareness raising, capacity building, assessing environmental impacts, reducing and managing environmental risks and increasing natural assets. Capacity Building 1: Participants' capacity is built through training such as on financial management, vocational skills, and business skills. Gender Equality 1: : a gender lens is applied at every stage and a gender transformative approach is taken to tackle harmful gender norms, attitudes and practices. Nutrition 1: Through increased financial security and messaging on nutrition, the nutritional status of HHs is improved. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 108734 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002025B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Climate Resilient and Environmentally Sustainable Solutions Somalia/Somaliland (CRESS Somalia/Somaliland) programme will work in Banadir, Somalia and Somaliland. It aims to contribute to Concern Somalia’s Green Graduation and Climate Resilience thematic programmes, and the goal of the grant is to provide inclusive climate resilient and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to vulnerable populations in Banadir. The programme will support over 160,290 people living in extreme poor households including those headed by women, households with disabled members and young people. This will be done through households receive asset/capital transfer to make investment in productive assets in diversified employment activities, households linked to formal financial services and barriers are addressed, environmental restoration and damage mitigation measures are in place and increased awareness on environmental protection and conservation.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 299861 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002026B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The lifesaving and early recovery assistance to communities programme in South Sudan implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to reduce excess morbidity and mortality of chronic crisis-affected people through equitable and dignified access to critical cross-sectoral basic services, in an aim to build resilience to shocks. The objectives of the programme is to improve access to quality emergency nutrition services; to reduce morbidity and mortality among children; to improve health, nutrition and hygiene behaviours; and to ensure the effective and timely access to basic needs in time of emergency through the provision of cash assistance. . Concern coordinates with national and international actors to assess needs following an emergency and to respond with humanitarian assistance. In 2025, there was a response to damage caused by flooding. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 234932 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002027B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The lifesaving and early recovery assistance to communities programme in South Sudan implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to reduce excess morbidity and mortality of chronic crisis-affected people through equitable and dignified access to critical cross-sectoral basic services, in an aim to build resilience to shocks. The objectives of the programme is to improve access to quality emergency nutrition services; to reduce morbidity and mortality among children; to improve health, nutrition and hygiene behaviours; and to ensure the effective and timely access to basic needs in time of emergency through the provision of cash assistance. . Concern supports 7 OTP/TSFP sites and one stabilization centre providing integrated nutrition services for malnourished children 6-59 months and pregnant and breastfeeding women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 143711 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002028B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The lifesaving and early recovery assistance to communities programme in South Sudan implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to reduce excess morbidity and mortality of chronic crisis-affected people through equitable and dignified access to critical cross-sectoral basic services, in an aim to build resilience to shocks. The objectives of the programme is to improve access to quality emergency nutrition services; to reduce morbidity and mortality among children; to improve health, nutrition and hygiene behaviours; and to ensure the effective and timely access to basic needs in time of emergency through the provision of cash assistance. . To raise awareness on health and nutrition and to address sub-optimal feeding practices and improved healthy behaviours caregivers are reached through individual counselling and group sessions at the facility and community level. Mother and father groups were established and information sessions successfully completed following Concern’s mother and father group curriculum. The group members were assigned to share the knowledge gained with other peers within the community. Participants are also supported in vegetable gardening with tools and seeds support. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21357 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002029B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Integrated Health and Nutrition programme will work in Northern Bahr el Ghazal, South Sudan. It aims to contribute to Concern South Sudan’s Health, Nutrition and WASH thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to improve child and maternal health and nutritional status by increasing access to essential integrated health, nutrition services and promoting sustainable behaviour change. The programme will support over 634,484 people living in extreme and poor households with a particular focus on pregnant and lactating mothers, and children under five, female-headed households, pregnant and lactating mothers, households with disabled members. This will be done through increased availability and access to basic quality health/nutrition services and integration opportunities analysed jointly with the Ministry of Health/County Health Department and promoted, improved capacity of the health facility staff to provide comprehensive quality health and nutrition services, increased access to nutritive sensitive agriculture (vegetable production) and participation in VSLAs by vulnerable groups and increased engagement of women and men to promote positive gender roles at community and household level.. RM Mitigation 1: eneweable energy solutions through improved WASH infrastructure and maintenance in five targeted health care facilities and manual water pumps in five HCFs are being upgraded to a solarised mini-water yard gravity system. Operators to receive basic O&M on the system. Gender equality 1: The programme promotes women and girls’ access to health facilities, specifically reproductive, maternal, neonatal, and child health care, as well as nutrition services, supporting positive health outcomes for women of reproductive age, pregnant and breastfeeding women, and children under 5 years old. DRR 1: Through system strengthening, the programme is strengthening the resilience of the heath system. Capacity Building 1: Training and capacity building is provided to healthcare staf, including on the monitoring and evaluations of health interventions to help improve the quality of services at health facilities. RMNC Health 1: The aim of this programme is to improve child and maternal health and nutritional status by improving access to essential health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene services and by promoting sustainable behaviour change for optimal feeding, caring and hygiene for children under-five and their carers. The primary target groups are children under-five and women of reproductive age, particularly pregnant women. Nutrition 1: Improving the nutrition status of women and children through improved services is a focus of this outcome. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 787106 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002030B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Integrated Health and Nutrition programme will work in Northern Bahr el Ghazal, South Sudan. It aims to contribute to Concern South Sudan’s Health, Nutrition and WASH thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to improve child and maternal health and nutritional status by increasing access to essential integrated health, nutrition services and promoting sustainable behaviour change. The programme will support over 634,484 people living in extreme and poor households with a particular focus on pregnant and lactating mothers, and children under five, female-headed households, pregnant and lactating mothers, households with disabled members. This will be done through increased availability and access to basic quality health/nutrition services and integration opportunities analysed jointly with the Ministry of Health/County Health Department and promoted, improved capacity of the health facility staff to provide comprehensive quality health and nutrition services, increased access to nutritive sensitive agriculture (vegetable production) and participation in VSLAs by vulnerable groups and increased engagement of women and men to promote positive gender roles at community and household level.. Gender equality 2: this is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at as it focus on reducing barriers and increasing access of women to basic health and nutrition services. RM Adaptation 1: HHs receive basic technical training on climate-smart agricultural practices and the formulation of organic pesticides to control pests as wqell as on the application of manure to improve soil fertility. DRR 1: Through system strengthening, the programme is strengthening the resilience of the heath system. Capacity Building 1: RMNC Health 1: The aim of this programme is to improve child and maternal health and nutritional status by improving access to essential health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene services and by promoting sustainable behaviour change for optimal feeding, caring and hygiene for children under-five and their carers. The primary target groups are children under-five and women of reproductive age, particularly pregnant women. Nutrition 1: Improving the nutrition status of women and children through improved nutrition awareness among communities is a focus of this outcome. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 144440 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002031B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Integrated Health and Nutrition programme will work in Northern Bahr el Ghazal, South Sudan. It aims to contribute to Concern South Sudan’s Health, Nutrition and WASH thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to improve child and maternal health and nutritional status by increasing access to essential integrated health, nutrition services and promoting sustainable behaviour change. The programme will support over 634,484 people living in extreme and poor households with a particular focus on pregnant and lactating mothers, and children under five, female-headed households, pregnant and lactating mothers, households with disabled members. This will be done through increased availability and access to basic quality health/nutrition services and integration opportunities analysed jointly with the Ministry of Health/County Health Department and promoted, improved capacity of the health facility staff to provide comprehensive quality health and nutrition services, increased access to nutritive sensitive agriculture (vegetable production) and participation in VSLAs by vulnerable groups and increased engagement of women and men to promote positive gender roles at community and household level.. DRR 1: Through system strengthening, the programme is strengthening the resilience of the heath system. Capacity Building 1: Part of the HNWSS approach is to provide training and capacity building for communities and government health workers. RMNC Health 1: The aim of this programme is to improve child and maternal health and nutritional status by improving access to essential health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene services and by promoting sustainable behaviour change for optimal feeding, caring and hygiene for children under-five and their carers. The primary target groups are children under-five and women of reproductive age, particularly pregnant women. Nutrition 1: Improving the nutrition status of women and children through improved services is a focus of this outcome through influencing changes in policy and proactice. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 88881 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002032B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Integrated Health and Nutrition programme will work in Northern Bahr el Ghazal, South Sudan. It aims to contribute to Concern South Sudan’s Health, Nutrition and WASH thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to improve child and maternal health and nutritional status by increasing access to essential integrated health, nutrition services and promoting sustainable behaviour change. The programme will support over 634,484 people living in extreme and poor households with a particular focus on pregnant and lactating mothers, and children under five, female-headed households, pregnant and lactating mothers, households with disabled members. This will be done through increased availability and access to basic quality health/nutrition services and integration opportunities analysed jointly with the Ministry of Health/County Health Department and promoted, improved capacity of the health facility staff to provide comprehensive quality health and nutrition services, increased access to nutritive sensitive agriculture (vegetable production) and participation in VSLAs by vulnerable groups and increased engagement of women and men to promote positive gender roles at community and household level.. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 128109.00000000001 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002033B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Following the escalation of conflict in Sudan in April 2023, Concern adapted its programming to respond to the needs of those affected by and displaced by the violence. This programme aims to provide for the essential and immediate needs of the population with non-Food Items or cash transfers. It also provides health and nutrition services to displaced and host communities working with local government health facilities. The programme provides for critical antenatal care services and implements the Community Management of Acute Malnutrition approach which involves the screening of ‬children and pregnant and lactating women for malnutrition, and their referral to outpatient nutrition services. The programme also delivers psychosocial support services.. National partners are supported to improve their capacty through structured support. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002034B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Following the escalation of conflict in Sudan in April 2023, Concern adapted its programming to respond to the needs of those affected by and displaced by the violence. This programme aims to provide for the essential and immediate needs of the population with non-Food Items or cash transfers. It also provides health and nutrition services to displaced and host communities working with local government health facilities. The programme provides for critical antenatal care services and implements the Community Management of Acute Malnutrition approach which involves the screening of ‬children and pregnant and lactating women for malnutrition, and their referral to outpatient nutrition services. The programme also delivers psychosocial support services.. This element of the programme aims to provide appropriate humanitarian assistance to communties worst affected by crisis. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 370000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002035B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Following the escalation of conflict in Sudan in April 2023, Concern adapted its programming to respond to the needs of those affected by and displaced by the violence. This programme aims to provide for the essential and immediate needs of the population with non-Food Items or cash transfers. It also provides health and nutrition services to displaced and host communities working with local government health facilities. The programme provides for critical antenatal care services and implements the Community Management of Acute Malnutrition approach which involves the screening of ‬children and pregnant and lactating women for malnutrition, and their referral to outpatient nutrition services. The programme also delivers psychosocial support services.. This element of the programme aims to improve the provision of essential primary health and nutrition services by supporting health care facilities and through the provision of behaviour change communication on relevant maternal infant and young child feeding and caring, adapted to the priorities in the current emergency DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 390000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002036B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Following the escalation of conflict in Sudan in April 2023, Concern adapted its programming to respond to the needs of those affected by and displaced by the violence. This programme aims to provide for the essential and immediate needs of the population with non-Food Items or cash transfers. It also provides health and nutrition services to displaced and host communities working with local government health facilities. The programme provides for critical antenatal care services and implements the Community Management of Acute Malnutrition approach which involves the screening of ‬children and pregnant and lactating women for malnutrition, and their referral to outpatient nutrition services. The programme also delivers psychosocial support services.. The CHC programme provides health and nutrition services to displaced and host communities working with local government health facilities in El Geneina and Kreinik localities in West Darfur State. The programme provides for critical antenatal care services, IYCF counselling and implements the Community Management of Acute Malnutrition approach which involves the screening of ‬children and pregnant and lactating women for malnutrition, and their referral to outpatient nutrition services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 190000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002037B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Joint Emergency Response in Ukraine (JERU – Concern and Welthungerhilfe working in partnership) transferred cash to war-affected individuals to cover their basic needs for a three months period. The project reached 596 highly vulnerable individuals and successfully delivered Rapid Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance to people affected by shelling, forced displacement, and loss of habitable housing.. Marker 1.5 was selected because the primary objective was to provide emergency lifesaving assistant to war-affected individuals to cover their basic needs in times of crisis. The intervention strengthened household capacity to manage sudden economic shocks and contributed to the preservation of dignity and basic living standards. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002038B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ACS funded project provided lifesaving emergency assistance to the most vulnerable coastal communities affected by storm and sea tidal surge on the West Coast of Yemen in Taiz Governorate. The project constructed and repaired 28 shelters, restoring the dignified living conditions of 28 HHs affected by sea tides in the Dubab district. The fishing communities in the Dubab district were supported with the repair and maintenance of the 16 boats affected by the sea tide, restoring the livelihoods of 16 HHs directly while also contributing to the fishing market and related vendors and business activities. . Marker 1.5 was selected because the primary objective was to provide emergency lifesaving assistant to IDPs affected by catastrophic sandstorm and to ensure improved living conditions by reconstructing their homes and livelihoods stronger than before to withstand climate related events. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141000 Concern Worldwide XM-DAC-21-1-2025002039B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Development of DRR masterplans and protocols in priortised cities. These will be based upon anticipatory actions and local disaster risk management strategies for climate related hazards. Development of the small-scale fisheries and eco-tourism market systems and related interventions to strengthen governance of marine coastal resources, traceability and fisheries stock management and early warning and response systems: against coastal hazards. Support key conservation activities for the protection, conservation and management of critical ecosystems. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20155 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002040B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Development of DRR masterplans and protocols in priortised cities. These will be based upon anticipatory actions and local disaster risk management strategies for climate related hazards. Development of the small-scale fisheries and eco-tourism market systems and related interventions to strengthen governance of marine coastal resources, traceability and fisheries stock management and early warning and response systems: against coastal hazards. Support key conservation activities for the protection, conservation and management of critical ecosystems. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 108061 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002041B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Colombia in 2025, ICSP strengthened climate‑resilient local economic systems and food security for more than 150,000 people in La Guajira by advancing a sustainable Blue Economy. Artisanal fishers benefited from improved gear, energy‑efficient engines, and cold‑chain systems that increased income stability and reduced environmental pressure. Ecosystem stewardship improved through co‑management with National Natural Parks, supporting healthier marine resources for household nutrition. The multi‑hazard Ranchería River EWS, operated by 50 Wayuu River Watchers across 14 monitoring points, enhanced preparedness for climate and water‑related hazards, safeguarding fishing and pastoral livelihoods and strengthening local food‑system resilience.. Strengthening climate‑resilient local economic systems and food security through the Resilience of the Blue Economy programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 438490 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002042B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Colombia in 2025, ICSP strengthened climate‑resilient local economic systems and food security for more than 150,000 people in La Guajira by advancing a sustainable Blue Economy. Artisanal fishers benefited from improved gear, energy‑efficient engines, and cold‑chain systems that increased income stability and reduced environmental pressure. Ecosystem stewardship improved through co‑management with National Natural Parks, supporting healthier marine resources for household nutrition. The multi‑hazard Ranchería River EWS, operated by 50 Wayuu River Watchers across 14 monitoring points, enhanced preparedness for climate and water‑related hazards, safeguarding fishing and pastoral livelihoods and strengthening local food‑system resilience.. Resilience of the Blue Economy to climate related hazards, incuding practices for ecosystem protection and regneration. Strenghtening the capacity of local decision-makers, including local Disaster Risk Management Units, in relation to early warning systems (for knowledge; monitoring; informations dissemination and response) - supporting intiatives that implement low-cost climate mitigation works. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 58294 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002043B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. The programme aims to enhance the Irish public’s support for ODA, SDGs and global justice and humanitarian issues through a Global Citizenship lens. The General Public Programme is designed to engage and interact with young Irish people in a more connected way, with the ambition of fostering a deeper understanding and sense of empathy with global justice and humanitarian issues, the communities they affect, and the actions required to change our world. Building on the belief that localising global issues begins at home, GOAL’s general public strategy will embark on an ambitious programme to cultivate true empathy and solidarity between the Irish Public locally and the communities with whom we work globally. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 180764 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002044B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. GOAL’s Global Youth Network (GYN) members act as advocates for ODA, SDGs and global justice and humanitarian issues through a Global Citizenship lens at local, regional, national and international platforms. GYN engage with an expanding circle of peers, networks and public audiences outside of, and additional to, the opportunities that GOAL provides, acting as amplifiers and multipliers of Global Citizenship messaging fostering support for ODA, SDGs and the global justice and humanitarian issues they seek to address. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 43513 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002045B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. GOAL’s Global Youth Network (GYN) members act as advocates for ODA, SDGs and global justice and humanitarian issues through a Global Citizenship lens at local, regional, national and international platforms. GYN engage with an expanding circle of peers, networks and public audiences outside of, and additional to, the opportunities that GOAL provides, acting as amplifiers and multipliers of Global Citizenship messaging fostering support for ODA, SDGs and the global justice and humanitarian issues they seek to address. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35509 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002047B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. GOAL’s Global Youth Network (GYN) members act as advocates for ODA, SDGs and global justice and humanitarian issues through a Global Citizenship lens at local, regional, national and international platforms. GYN engage with an expanding circle of peers, networks and public audiences outside of, and additional to, the opportunities that GOAL provides, acting as amplifiers and multipliers of Global Citizenship messaging fostering support for ODA, SDGs and the global justice and humanitarian issues they seek to address. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 26844 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002048B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. GOAL’s Global Youth Network (GYN) members act as advocates for ODA, SDGs and global justice and humanitarian issues through a Global Citizenship lens at local, regional, national and international platforms. GYN engage with an expanding circle of peers, networks and public audiences outside of, and additional to, the opportunities that GOAL provides, acting as amplifiers and multipliers of Global Citizenship messaging fostering support for ODA, SDGs and the global justice and humanitarian issues they seek to address. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25212 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002049B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. The education pathway of GOAL’s GCE programme aims to sharpen and deepen the focus of our work through sustained repeat engagement with learners and educators which will help us to better support participants on a journey of learning, action and reflection in Global Citizenship. The programme also aims to support teachers and student-teachers to integrate GCE into teaching and engage over the long-term with GOAL’s GCE programming. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22007 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002050B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. The education pathway of GOAL’s GCE programme aims to sharpen and deepen the focus of our work through sustained repeat engagement with learners and educators which will help us to better support participants on a journey of learning, action and reflection in Global Citizenship. The programme also aims to support teachers and student-teachers to integrate GCE into teaching and engage over the long-term with GOAL’s GCE programming. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18955 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002051B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. GOAL’s Global Youth Network (GYN) members act as advocates for ODA, SDGs and global justice and humanitarian issues through a Global Citizenship lens at local, regional, national and international platforms. GYN engage with an expanding circle of peers, networks and public audiences outside of, and additional to, the opportunities that GOAL provides, acting as amplifiers and multipliers of Global Citizenship messaging fostering support for ODA, SDGs and the global justice and humanitarian issues they seek to address. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18638 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002052B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. The programme aims to enhance the Irish public’s support for ODA, SDGs and global justice and humanitarian issues through a Global Citizenship lens. The General Public Programme is designed to engage and interact with young Irish people in a more connected way, with the ambition of fostering a deeper understanding and sense of empathy with global justice and humanitarian issues, the communities they affect, and the actions required to change our world. Building on the belief that localising global issues begins at home, GOAL’s general public strategy will embark on an ambitious programme to cultivate true empathy and solidarity between the Irish Public locally and the communities with whom we work globally. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18133 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002053B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. The education pathway of GOAL’s GCE programme aims to sharpen and deepen the focus of our work through sustained repeat engagement with learners and educators which will help us to better support participants on a journey of learning, action and reflection in Global Citizenship. The programme also aims to support teachers and student-teachers to integrate GCE into teaching and engage over the long-term with GOAL’s GCE programming. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17769 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002054B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. The education pathway of GOAL’s GCE programme aims to sharpen and deepen the focus of our work through sustained repeat engagement with learners and educators which will help us to better support participants on a journey of learning, action and reflection in Global Citizenship. The programme also aims to support teachers and student-teachers to integrate GCE into teaching and engage over the long-term with GOAL’s GCE programming. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17717 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002055B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. GOAL’s Global Youth Network (GYN) members act as advocates for ODA, SDGs and global justice and humanitarian issues through a Global Citizenship lens at local, regional, national and international platforms. GYN engage with an expanding circle of peers, networks and public audiences outside of, and additional to, the opportunities that GOAL provides, acting as amplifiers and multipliers of Global Citizenship messaging fostering support for ODA, SDGs and the global justice and humanitarian issues they seek to address. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17091 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002056B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. The education pathway of GOAL’s GCE programme aims to sharpen and deepen the focus of our work through sustained repeat engagement with learners and educators which will help us to better support participants on a journey of learning, action and reflection in Global Citizenship. The programme also aims to support teachers and student-teachers to integrate GCE into teaching and engage over the long-term with GOAL’s GCE programming. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16757 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002057B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. The programme aims to enhance the Irish public’s support for ODA, SDGs and global justice and humanitarian issues through a Global Citizenship lens. The General Public Programme is designed to engage and interact with young Irish people in a more connected way, with the ambition of fostering a deeper understanding and sense of empathy with global justice and humanitarian issues, the communities they affect, and the actions required to change our world. Building on the belief that localising global issues begins at home, GOAL’s general public strategy will embark on an ambitious programme to cultivate true empathy and solidarity between the Irish Public locally and the communities with whom we work globally. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14586 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002058B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. The education pathway of GOAL’s GCE programme aims to sharpen and deepen the focus of our work through sustained repeat engagement with learners and educators which will help us to better support participants on a journey of learning, action and reflection in Global Citizenship. The programme also aims to support teachers and student-teachers to integrate GCE into teaching and engage over the long-term with GOAL’s GCE programming. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32805 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002663B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme aims to cultivate an informed and active Irish public that champions global responsibility. The combined effort of the programmes formal, non-formal and informal education empowers today’s Irish public while fostering a legacy of global leadership and responsibility for the next generation, building a foundation of enduring support for global and sustainable development and Ireland’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) programme. Almost 18,000 people have benefited from GOAL’s GCE programming in 2024. Through public events, campaigns and partnerships, almost 10,000 people in Ireland have engaged with GCE programming, facilitating them to become active global citizens, advocating for justice and sustainability in their communities. Over 4,000 primary students through GCE workshops and 3,500 young people through NextGen programming have been equipped with the knowledge, skills and global awareness to become the next generation of resilient changemakers of Ireland.. The programme aims to enhance the Irish public’s support for ODA, SDGs and global justice and humanitarian issues through a Global Citizenship lens. The General Public Programme is designed to engage and interact with young Irish people in a more connected way, with the ambition of fostering a deeper understanding and sense of empathy with global justice and humanitarian issues, the communities they affect, and the actions required to change our world. Building on the belief that localising global issues begins at home, GOAL’s general public strategy will embark on an ambitious programme to cultivate true empathy and solidarity between the Irish Public locally and the communities with whom we work globally. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12568 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002059B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid GOAL00122 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 851014 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002060B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid GOAL00118 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 461017 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002061B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid GOAL00120 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 183935 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002062B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. The GPC identifies local partner agencies from the humanitarian and development sector for strategic investment, with a particular focus on organisations with expertise in climate change adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 150000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002063B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid GOAL00119 DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 91967 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002064B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. Climate change affects the social and environmental determinants of health and crises that affect health systems are increasingly caused by and related to climate change - for example through changes to disease outbreak patterns including malnutrition, malaria, diarrhoea, cholera, heat stress and through direct damage to health infrastructure. Innovations to strenghten the capacity of health systems and infrastructure will support national and state health systems build resilience and adapt to climate change and the changing and increasing demands placed on them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002065B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. A significant number of initiatives supported by the programme innovation lab are focused on developing and fostering innovations that will enhance resilience at community and systems level including to extreme weather events and climate change – including climate smart practices for food and nutrition security for food production, harvesting and processing and improved natural resource management. There will also be significant focus on developing innovations to enhance capacities to adapt to climate change through, improved disaster preparedness, early warning and response and early recovery. This will include support to agroecological practices and on how market systems development can promote climate adaptation for food production and sustainable livelihoods. Research and development on a “entrepreneurial-associative models” for climate resilient livelihoods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002066B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. The Lab aims to develop, test, pilot and scale innovations that can be integrated into GOAL’s broader food security and nutrition programmes to address the multifaceted causes of anaemia and malnutrition. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002067B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. Climate change affects the social and environmental determinants of health and crises that affect health systems are increasingly caused by and related to climate change - for example through changes to disease outbreak patterns including malnutrition, malaria, diarrhoea, cholera, heat stress and through direct damage to health infrastructure. Innovations to strenghten the capacity of health systems and infrastructure will support national and state health systems build resilience and adapt to climate change and the changing and increasing demands placed on them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002068B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. The GPC facilitates the strengthening of the capacity, leadership and governance of local partner humanitarian and development agencies, across a range of programmatic and operational functions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002069B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. The Global Partnerships Centre includes a focus on identifying and strengthening the capacity of local organisations with expertise in climate adaptation, mitigation and climate‑related policy. Through the GPC, this expertise together with systems analysis support provided by the GPC’s Systems Analysis and Design Advisor shares learning and good practice to help GOAL partners adopt climate‑smart and climate‑adapted approaches. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002070B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. Climate change affects the social and environmental determinants of health and crises that affect health systems are increasingly caused by and related to climate change - for example through changes to disease outbreak patterns including malnutrition, malaria, diarrhoea, cholera, heat stress and through direct damage to health infrastructure. Innovations to strenghten the capacity of health systems and infrastructure will support national and state health systems build resilience and adapt to climate change and the changing and increasing demands placed on them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002071B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. A significant number of initiatives supported by the programme innovation lab are focused on developing and fostering innovations that will enhance resilience at community and systems level including to extreme weather events and climate change – including climate smart practices for food and nutrition security for food production, harvesting and processing and improved natural resource management. There will also be significant focus on developing innovations to enhance capacities to adapt to climate change through, improved disaster preparedness, early warning and response and early recovery. This will include support to agroecological practices and on how market systems development can promote climate adaptation for food production and sustainable livelihoods. Research and development on a “entrepreneurial-associative models” for climate resilient livelihoods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002072B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. The GPC facilitates the strengthening of the capacity, leadership and governance of local partner humanitarian and development agencies, across a range of programmatic and operational functions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002073B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. The Global Partnerships Centre includes a focus on identifying and strengthening the capacity of local organisations with expertise in climate adaptation, mitigation and climate‑related policy. Through the GPC, this expertise together with systems analysis support provided by the GPC’s Systems Analysis and Design Advisor shares learning and good practice to help GOAL partners adopt climate‑smart and climate‑adapted approaches. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002074B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. A significant number of initiatives supported by the programme innovation lab are focused on developing and fostering innovations that will enhance resilience at community and systems level including to extreme weather events and climate change – including climate smart practices for food and nutrition security for food production, harvesting and processing and improved natural resource management. There will also be significant focus on developing innovations to enhance capacities to adapt to climate change through, improved disaster preparedness, early warning and response and early recovery. This will include support to agroecological practices and on how market systems development can promote climate adaptation for food production and sustainable livelihoods. Research and development on a “entrepreneurial-associative models” for climate resilient livelihoods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002075B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. The Global Partnerships Centre includes a focus on identifying and strengthening the capacity of local organisations with expertise in climate adaptation, mitigation and climate‑related policy. Through the GPC, this expertise together with systems analysis support provided by the GPC’s Systems Analysis and Design Advisor shares learning and good practice to help GOAL partners adopt climate‑smart and climate‑adapted approaches. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002076B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, GOAL’s Programme Innovation Lab supported country teams to deliver stronger impact amid shrinking humanitarian budgets, shifting from generating “new ideas” to helping programmes adopt evidence‑informed, scalable solutions aligned with GOAL’s Crisis to Resilience framework. A key achievement was the continued growth of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund, which reached €270,000 and enabled investment in high‑impact digital and system‑strengthening innovations. Several initiatives advanced from concept to practical use: in Ethiopia, Zcalc and the MOYO chart simplified malnutrition screening for low‑connectivity settings; in Niger, a community-based digital early‑warning and response system reached 158,890 people across 107 communities; and in Sierra Leone, ANCHOR—an AI‑enabled platform integrating WhatsApp reporting—supported Mpox response and is poised for wider replication. Across all contexts, the Lab reinforced a central lesson: innovations scale successfully when designed for low‑resource realities, aligned early with national systems and strengthened through trusted technical partnerships.. The GPC facilitates the strengthening of the capacity, leadership and governance of local partner humanitarian and development agencies, across a range of programmatic and operational functions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002077B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Borena and East Hararghe, climate‑resilient livelihood and food‑system improvements progressed through the S4Nut programme, which expanded drought‑tolerant cropping, diversified production and strengthened nutrition‑sensitive practices, helping households maintain food availability during repeated climatic shocks. preparedness for food‑ and nutrition‑related hazards improved as communities adopted earlier, risk‑informed adjustments to planting, livestock management and water use, enhancing their capacity to withstand seasonal shocks. In Addis Ababa and Hawassa, multi‑sectoral livelihood support delivered through the Graduation Approach by MCMDO and Centre of Concern enabled ultra poor households to stabilise income, strengthen assets and improve nutrition behaviours. . Integrating actions focused on crop and livestock sub-systems to build adaptive, sustainable livelihoods and food security. This includes nutrition and climate smart crop and livestock production and market systems development for climate resilient jobs and enterprises. Nutrition Impact & Positive Practice (NIPP) and Community Conversations are being rolled out, aiming to increase health-seeking and positive nutrition behaviours, while increasing dietary diversity, especially among children. These SBC interventions are complemented by partnerships with private sector partners to support the production of nutrient dense and fortified foods e.g. via seed inputs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 556756 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002078B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Objective 1.1: Deliver effective humanitarian responses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75472 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002079B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Ethiopia in 2025, ICSP strengthened humanitarian response through timely mobilisation during drought‑related shocks and disease alerts, supported by coordinated risk monitoring and community‑level surveillance. Multi‑hazard contingency planning in Borena guided protective actions for over 14,000 people, while joint Mpox and Marburg preparedness with the Regional Health Bureau, PHEM units and disaster‑prevention authorities improved readiness across high‑risk zones. These partnerships enabled earlier detection of public‑health threats and more predictable, system‑aligned responses compared with earlier ICSP years, reinforcing the shift toward locally led, anticipatory humanitarian action.. Context (security and market functionality & accessibility) specific cash programming - in response to climate induced emergencies - to facilitate adaptation of livelihoods options and to promte food security. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 83386 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002080B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Ethiopia in 2025, ICSP enhanced health, nutrition and WASH systems in Borena and East Hararghe through closer coordination between health‑facility teams, HEWs, PHEM units and disaster‑preparedness authorities. Joint preparedness for Mpox, Marburg, polio and measles improved surveillance quality and accelerated response times across both zones. Community health structures became more active in promoting maternal nutrition, hygiene and safe‑water practices, reducing vulnerability to recurrent drought and disease outbreaks. Facilities and district teams demonstrated greater readiness and more reliable communication pathways than in earlier ICSP years, enabling high‑risk communities to engage earlier and more confidently with essential services.. GOAL focuses on health system strengthening with the objective of increasing the number and percentage of health facilities providing quality health services (including nutrition services and WASH facilities), so that health and well-being can improve. Social Behaviour Change (SBC) approaches are used to build community and household capacity to care for their own health – including Care Groups, Men’s Health Groups, and community based reproductive health volunteers who work to increase the demand for health services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 532863 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002081B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Haiti, ICSP support in 2025 focused on sustaining lifesaving WASH services for 23,169 people amid widespread insecurity, displacement and cholera‑related risks. GOAL worked with local water committees and municipal actors to maintain safe‑water access, desludging, sanitation and hygiene promotion in areas where public systems could no longer function. Partnerships with civil‑protection structures, fisher associations and the Start Network enhanced community readiness for flooding, marine hazards and sanitation emergencies, enabling faster mobilisation and more coordinated, locally led actions during crises.. As Haiti is increasingly exposed to climate‑driven flooding, storm surges and waterborne disease outbreaks, ICSP prioritises early warning systems and climate‑resilient WASH infrastructure, delivered through strong partnerships with civil‑protection and local authorities, to ensure communities receive rapid, reliable and coordinated humanitarian support when climate shocks occur. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 465348 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002082B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Objective 1.1: Deliver effective humanitarian responses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 94339 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002083B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Haiti, ICSP supported climate‑resilient local economic systems through the Blue Economy programme, where 79% of participants increased their income via sustainable fishing, seafood processing, agro‑processing and climate‑smart apiculture. 350 people received resources to protect and rebuild livelihood assets, 430 accessed informal financial services through VSLAs, and 350 gained market‑oriented skills. Over 73% of producers adopted climate‑smart, nutritionally improved practices, enhancing long‑term food and income security. These efforts contributed to improved wellbeing: 57% of targeted households achieved acceptable FCS, while women’s empowerment initiatives raised the Household Decision‑Making Index to 66.55%, surpassing programme benchmarks.. Communities in Haiti face increasingly severe climate‑driven pressures on fisheries, agriculture and livelihoods. ICSP prioritises climate‑smart, sustainable production systems, through the Blue Economy and complementary livelihood diversification, to help households adapt, protect natural resources and maintain food and income security during environmental shocks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 438772 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002084B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Honduras, ICSP advanced climate‑resilient local economic systems through Blue Economy, Green Economy and Urban Resilience initiatives, with most participants reporting increased income and improved household stability. Support to producers, fishers and small businesses strengthened economic resilience, while expanded access to financial services, market‑oriented skills and climate‑smart practices boosted productivity and promoted responsible resource management. Lagoon rehabilitation and sustainable fishing contributed to more reliable food access for vulnerable households. Preparedness for food and nutrition‑related hazards improved through multi‑hazard early‑warning systems and community response structures, enabling earlier protective action across coastal and inland food systems.. Due to increasing climate‑driven threats to agriculture, fisheries and small enterprises in Honduras, ICSP prioritises climate‑resilient local economic systems, through Blue and Green Economy initiatives, early‑warning integration and support to producers and small businesses, to help households sustain livelihoods and adapt to increasingly frequent environmental shocks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 539001 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002085B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Haiti, ICSP supported climate‑resilient local economic systems through the Blue Economy programme, where 79% of participants increased their income via sustainable fishing, seafood processing, agro‑processing and climate‑smart apiculture. 350 people received resources to protect and rebuild livelihood assets, 430 accessed informal financial services through VSLAs, and 350 gained market‑oriented skills. Over 73% of producers adopted climate‑smart, nutritionally improved practices, enhancing long‑term food and income security. These efforts contributed to improved wellbeing: 57% of targeted households achieved acceptable FCS, while women’s empowerment initiatives raised the Household Decision‑Making Index to 66.55%, surpassing programme benchmarks.. Adoption of a climate hazard early warning system, including context (security and market functionality & accessibility) specific cash programming - in response to climate induced emergencies - to facilitate adaptation of livelihoods options and to promte food security DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 43703 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002086B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Honduras, ICSP advanced climate‑resilient local economic systems through Blue Economy, Green Economy and Urban Resilience initiatives, with most participants reporting increased income and improved household stability. Support to producers, fishers and small businesses strengthened economic resilience, while expanded access to financial services, market‑oriented skills and climate‑smart practices boosted productivity and promoted responsible resource management. Lagoon rehabilitation and sustainable fishing contributed to more reliable food access for vulnerable households. Preparedness for food and nutrition‑related hazards improved through multi‑hazard early‑warning systems and community response structures, enabling earlier protective action across coastal and inland food systems.. ICSP focuses on strengthening multi‑hazard early‑warning systems and community contingency planning so high‑risk communities can anticipate threats and take early action to protect their livelihoods and essential food systems. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 79891 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002087B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Haiti, ICSP supported climate‑resilient local economic systems through the Blue Economy programme, where 79% of participants increased their income via sustainable fishing, seafood processing, agro‑processing and climate‑smart apiculture. 350 people received resources to protect and rebuild livelihood assets, 430 accessed informal financial services through VSLAs, and 350 gained market‑oriented skills. Over 73% of producers adopted climate‑smart, nutritionally improved practices, enhancing long‑term food and income security. These efforts contributed to improved wellbeing: 57% of targeted households achieved acceptable FCS, while women’s empowerment initiatives raised the Household Decision‑Making Index to 66.55%, surpassing programme benchmarks.. Adoption of a climate hazard early warning system, including context (security and market functionality & accessibility) specific cash programming - in response to climate induced emergencies - to facilitate adaptation of livelihoods options and to promte food security DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 137405 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002088B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Niger, the S4Nut programme drove major progress in building climate‑resilient local economic systems, with vulnerable producers adopting drought‑tolerant varieties, improved soil and water management techniques, and sustainable farming practices that stabilised yields in highly degraded environments. Households strengthened their food and nutrition security through diversified production, better storage and increased use of nutrient‑rich crops, reducing reliance on negative coping strategies during lean periods. Preparedness for hazards improved as community observatories, women’s groups and local authorities collaborated to anticipate floods and activate timely protective measures, supporting more resilient food systems. . Floods, droughts and market disruptions repeatedly threaten household food and nutrition security in Niger, ICSP strengthens community early‑warning and contingency‑planning systems so high‑risk communities can anticipate hazards and take timely action to protect their livelihoods and food supplies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 276067 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002089B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Niger, the S4Nut programme drove major progress in building climate‑resilient local economic systems, with vulnerable producers adopting drought‑tolerant varieties, improved soil and water management techniques, and sustainable farming practices that stabilised yields in highly degraded environments. Households strengthened their food and nutrition security through diversified production, better storage and increased use of nutrient‑rich crops, reducing reliance on negative coping strategies during lean periods. Preparedness for hazards improved as community observatories, women’s groups and local authorities collaborated to anticipate floods and activate timely protective measures, supporting more resilient food systems. . Climate variability and land degradation continually undermine rural livelihoods in Niger, ICSP efforts focus on strengthening climate‑resilient and sustainable production systems through the S4Nut approach, enabling vulnerable farmers to restore soils, adopt drought‑tolerant crops and reinforce local economic systems against recurring environmental shocks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 139637 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002090B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Niger, the S4Nut programme drove major progress in building climate‑resilient local economic systems, with vulnerable producers adopting drought‑tolerant varieties, improved soil and water management techniques, and sustainable farming practices that stabilised yields in highly degraded environments. Households strengthened their food and nutrition security through diversified production, better storage and increased use of nutrient‑rich crops, reducing reliance on negative coping strategies during lean periods. Preparedness for hazards improved as community observatories, women’s groups and local authorities collaborated to anticipate floods and activate timely protective measures, supporting more resilient food systems. . ICSP builds capacity of vulnerable households to improve nutrition and stabilise food access through diversified production, improved storage practices and community‑based support that helps families maintain adequate diets during periods of stress. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 122616 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002091B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Niger in 2025, ICSP improved humanitarian response by enabling rapid, community‑led action during recurrent flooding, market shocks and seasonal food insecurity. Community observatories, Village Development Committees and Disaster Preparedness Committees played a growing role in risk detection, early alerting and mobilisation of households for protective measures. Partnerships with local authorities and technical services strengthened preparedness and anticipation capacity, leading to quicker activation of contingency actions, including targeted cash support during flood events. These coordinated, locally anchored systems provided more predictable and timely humanitarian readiness across high‑risk communes.. Crisis anticipation in Niger relies on close collaboration between communities and government structures. ICSP prioritises partnerships with local authorities and technical services to strengthen preparedness systems, improve early‑warning coordination and enable timely, organised responses to recurrent floods and food‑security shocks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 91132 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002092B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Niger in 2025, ICSP improved humanitarian response by enabling rapid, community‑led action during recurrent flooding, market shocks and seasonal food insecurity. Community observatories, Village Development Committees and Disaster Preparedness Committees played a growing role in risk detection, early alerting and mobilisation of households for protective measures. Partnerships with local authorities and technical services strengthened preparedness and anticipation capacity, leading to quicker activation of contingency actions, including targeted cash support during flood events. These coordinated, locally anchored systems provided more predictable and timely humanitarian readiness across high‑risk communes.. Locally led humanitarian response mechanisms, such as community observatories and rapid‑alert structures, to ensure timely, community‑driven action during emergencies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22933 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002093B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Niger, ICSP improved community and district‑level health systems by strengthening linkages between health services, local governance bodies and community structures such as Village Development Committees and women’s groups. Communities became more proactive in adopting positive health and nutrition practices, reducing their vulnerability to climate and disease‑related shocks. Health‑related preparedness advanced through stronger coordination with local authorities and technical services, enabling quicker surveillance, earlier alerts and more organised mobilisation during seasonal epidemics and flooding. These combined efforts supported more predictable, locally led responses to health‑related crises.. Social Behaviour Change (SBC) approaches are used to build community and household capacity to care for their own health – including Care Groups, Men’s Health Groups, and community based reproductive health volunteers who work to increase the demand for health services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 173289 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002094B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Niger, ICSP improved community and district‑level health systems by strengthening linkages between health services, local governance bodies and community structures such as Village Development Committees and women’s groups. Communities became more proactive in adopting positive health and nutrition practices, reducing their vulnerability to climate and disease‑related shocks. Health‑related preparedness advanced through stronger coordination with local authorities and technical services, enabling quicker surveillance, earlier alerts and more organised mobilisation during seasonal epidemics and flooding. These combined efforts supported more predictable, locally led responses to health‑related crises.. GOAL focuses on health system strengthening with the objective of increasing the number and percentage of health facilities providing quality health services (including nutrition services and WASH facilities), so that health and well-being can improve. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 79841 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002095B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Niger, ICSP improved community and district‑level health systems by strengthening linkages between health services, local governance bodies and community structures such as Village Development Committees and women’s groups. Communities became more proactive in adopting positive health and nutrition practices, reducing their vulnerability to climate and disease‑related shocks. Health‑related preparedness advanced through stronger coordination with local authorities and technical services, enabling quicker surveillance, earlier alerts and more organised mobilisation during seasonal epidemics and flooding. These combined efforts supported more predictable, locally led responses to health‑related crises.. The programme strengthens the disaster preparedness of communities and supports the management of epidemics such as cholera and meningitis. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 31597 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002096B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid . ICSP contributions focused on commissioning a Cost of Diet study to inform future food‑system programming, providing essential evidence on dietary affordability and constraints affecting vulnerable households’ nutrition and resilience. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10629 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002097B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Objective 1.1: Deliver effective humanitarian responses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75472.0159147908 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002098B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Sierra Leone, ICSP supported effective humanitarian action by working closely with the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA), the National Public Health Agency (NPHA) and District Disaster Management Committees to strengthen preparedness and coordinated response to climate‑related and public‑health hazards. GOAL contributed to national Mpox preparedness, supported community‑level DRR planning, and helped deliver NDMA‑led training on disaster‑risk management, hazard mapping and early‑action measures. These partnerships improved anticipatory capacity, enhanced community engagement, and enabled faster mobilisation during flooding, storms and disease alerts.. GOAL works closely with the NDMA and local authorities to strengthen early‑warning, planning and response systems for climate and public‑health emergencies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 24244 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002099B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Sierra Leone, ICSP supported effective humanitarian action by working closely with the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA), the National Public Health Agency (NPHA) and District Disaster Management Committees to strengthen preparedness and coordinated response to climate‑related and public‑health hazards. GOAL contributed to national Mpox preparedness, supported community‑level DRR planning, and helped deliver NDMA‑led training on disaster‑risk management, hazard mapping and early‑action measures. These partnerships improved anticipatory capacity, enhanced community engagement, and enabled faster mobilisation during flooding, storms and disease alerts.. ICSP focuses on delivering timely, community‑led humanitarian support in partnership with NDMA that strengthens immediate response capacity in the most vulnerable districts. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5756 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002100B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Sierra Leone, ICSP advanced health‑system strengthening by improving service quality across 80 assessed Peripheral Health Units, where 59 facilities (74%) met the required quality benchmark following clinical mentoring, joint supportive supervision and stronger district‑level oversight. These gains were reinforced by improved WASH and IPC conditions, supported through complementary investments in infrastructure and facility‑level WASH‑FIT planning. At the systems level, the Kingtom Faecal Sludge Treatment Plant achieved major operational improvements, processing 18,229 m³ of waste and implementing critical upgrades that enhanced public‑health protection for Freetown. Together, these efforts reduced vulnerability to health‑related shocks and strengthened district and national preparedness capacities.. GOAL focuses on health system strengthening with the objective of increasing the number and percentage of health facilities providing quality health services (including nutrition services and WASH facilities), so that health and well-being can improve. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 918466 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002101B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Sierra Leone, ICSP advanced health‑system strengthening by improving service quality across 80 assessed Peripheral Health Units, where 59 facilities (74%) met the required quality benchmark following clinical mentoring, joint supportive supervision and stronger district‑level oversight. These gains were reinforced by improved WASH and IPC conditions, supported through complementary investments in infrastructure and facility‑level WASH‑FIT planning. At the systems level, the Kingtom Faecal Sludge Treatment Plant achieved major operational improvements, processing 18,229 m³ of waste and implementing critical upgrades that enhanced public‑health protection for Freetown. Together, these efforts reduced vulnerability to health‑related shocks and strengthened district and national preparedness capacities.. Social Behaviour Change (SBC) approaches are used to build community and household capacity to care for their own health – including Care Groups, Men’s Health Groups, and community based reproductive health volunteers who work to increase the demand for health services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 319160 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002102B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Sierra Leone, ICSP advanced health‑system strengthening by improving service quality across 80 assessed Peripheral Health Units, where 59 facilities (74%) met the required quality benchmark following clinical mentoring, joint supportive supervision and stronger district‑level oversight. These gains were reinforced by improved WASH and IPC conditions, supported through complementary investments in infrastructure and facility‑level WASH‑FIT planning. At the systems level, the Kingtom Faecal Sludge Treatment Plant achieved major operational improvements, processing 18,229 m³ of waste and implementing critical upgrades that enhanced public‑health protection for Freetown. Together, these efforts reduced vulnerability to health‑related shocks and strengthened district and national preparedness capacities.. Building resilience to shocks that impact health, such as disease outbreaks through a focus on Early Warning and Response Systems (EWRS) by working in collaboration with the NDMA. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 51745 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002103B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Through ICSP in South Sudan, households improved food and livelihood resilience through climate‑smart agriculture, including rice cultivation in flood‑prone areas and expanded vegetable production led by 123 trained lead farmers. These practices supported food production, seed saving and income diversification despite recurrent flooding and displacement. Food‑system outcomes improved, reflected in 55% acceptable Food Consumption Scores and 31% minimum dietary diversity. County authorities and community committees applied updated contingency plans and strengthened early‑warning actions, improving preparedness for climate‑driven shocks and enabling communities to protect food and livelihood systems more effectively.. Climate‑smart agriculture, diversified production and livelihood recovery initiatives to help households strengthen their economic resilience, an essential approach in South Sudan where repeated flooding, displacement and market disruption continually undermine traditional livelihood systems. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49859 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002104B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Through ICSP in South Sudan, households improved food and livelihood resilience through climate‑smart agriculture, including rice cultivation in flood‑prone areas and expanded vegetable production led by 123 trained lead farmers. These practices supported food production, seed saving and income diversification despite recurrent flooding and displacement. Food‑system outcomes improved, reflected in 55% acceptable Food Consumption Scores and 31% minimum dietary diversity. County authorities and community committees applied updated contingency plans and strengthened early‑warning actions, improving preparedness for climate‑driven shocks and enabling communities to protect food and livelihood systems more effectively.. Training women's community action groups on context specific, climate induced disaster mitigation measures and for formualting community DRR committees and actions plans. Mapping, analysing and developing market systems for climate adapted and climate resilient food systems - including for seeds and nutrient-dense foods. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11602 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002105B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In South Sudan, ICSP strengthened community and county‑level health and nutrition systems through clinical mentoring, joint supervision and closer coordination with County Health Departments across Abyei, Kajo‑Keji, Renk, Twic and Ulang. Community vulnerability decreased through screening of 26,269 children and referral of 852 SAM cases, alongside Mother‑to‑Mother Support Groups promoting improved feeding and hygiene, contributing to 71% adoption of recommended health and WASH practices. Preparedness advanced through updated emergency plans, trained Rapid Response Teams and coordinated cholera, polio and AWD responses, supporting a health resilience score of 60%, exceeding programme targets.. GOAL focuses on health system strengthening with the objective of increasing the number and percentage of health facilities providing quality health services (including nutrition services and WASH facilities), so that health and well-being can improve. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 572427 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002106B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In South Sudan, ICSP strengthened community and county‑level health and nutrition systems through clinical mentoring, joint supervision and closer coordination with County Health Departments across Abyei, Kajo‑Keji, Renk, Twic and Ulang. Community vulnerability decreased through screening of 26,269 children and referral of 852 SAM cases, alongside Mother‑to‑Mother Support Groups promoting improved feeding and hygiene, contributing to 71% adoption of recommended health and WASH practices. Preparedness advanced through updated emergency plans, trained Rapid Response Teams and coordinated cholera, polio and AWD responses, supporting a health resilience score of 60%, exceeding programme targets.. Social Behaviour Change (SBC) approaches are used to build community and household capacity to care for their own health – including Care Groups, Men’s Health Groups, and community based reproductive health volunteers who work to increase the demand for health services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 103027 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002107B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Through ICSP in South Sudan, households improved food and livelihood resilience through climate‑smart agriculture, including rice cultivation in flood‑prone areas and expanded vegetable production led by 123 trained lead farmers. These practices supported food production, seed saving and income diversification despite recurrent flooding and displacement. Food‑system outcomes improved, reflected in 55% acceptable Food Consumption Scores and 31% minimum dietary diversity. County authorities and community committees applied updated contingency plans and strengthened early‑warning actions, improving preparedness for climate‑driven shocks and enabling communities to protect food and livelihood systems more effectively.. Recurrent flooding, displacement and market instability leave families highly vulnerable to malnutrition in South Sudan. ICSP support strengthens household food and nutrition security by promoting community‑based nutrition practices, behaviour change support and targeted screening and referral. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 80264 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002108B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In South Sudan, ICSP strengthened community and county‑level health and nutrition systems through clinical mentoring, joint supervision and closer coordination with County Health Departments across Abyei, Kajo‑Keji, Renk, Twic and Ulang. Community vulnerability decreased through screening of 26,269 children and referral of 852 SAM cases, alongside Mother‑to‑Mother Support Groups promoting improved feeding and hygiene, contributing to 71% adoption of recommended health and WASH practices. Preparedness advanced through updated emergency plans, trained Rapid Response Teams and coordinated cholera, polio and AWD responses, supporting a health resilience score of 60%, exceeding programme targets.. Building resilience to shocks that impact health, such as disease outbreaks through a focus on Early Warning and Response Systems (EWRS) by working in collaboration with the Ministry of Health. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 56508 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002109B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid . Strengthening partner organisation's capacity to conduct emergency respones to climate shocks and climate induced hazards, including through running simulation exercises. Community-based and integrated disaster risk preparedness for climatic shocks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16982 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002110B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In South Sudan, ICSP strengthened community and county‑level health and nutrition systems through clinical mentoring, joint supervision and closer coordination with County Health Departments across Abyei, Kajo‑Keji, Renk, Twic and Ulang. Community vulnerability decreased through screening of 26,269 children and referral of 852 SAM cases, alongside Mother‑to‑Mother Support Groups promoting improved feeding and hygiene, contributing to 71% adoption of recommended health and WASH practices. Preparedness advanced through updated emergency plans, trained Rapid Response Teams and coordinated cholera, polio and AWD responses, supporting a health resilience score of 60%, exceeding programme targets.. GOAL focuses on health system strengthening with the objective of increasing the number and percentage of health facilities providing quality health services (including nutrition services and WASH facilities), so that health and well-being can improve. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 297980 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002111B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In South Sudan, ICSP strengthened community and county‑level health and nutrition systems through clinical mentoring, joint supervision and closer coordination with County Health Departments across Abyei, Kajo‑Keji, Renk, Twic and Ulang. Community vulnerability decreased through screening of 26,269 children and referral of 852 SAM cases, alongside Mother‑to‑Mother Support Groups promoting improved feeding and hygiene, contributing to 71% adoption of recommended health and WASH practices. Preparedness advanced through updated emergency plans, trained Rapid Response Teams and coordinated cholera, polio and AWD responses, supporting a health resilience score of 60%, exceeding programme targets.. Social Behaviour Change (SBC) approaches are used to build community and household capacity to care for their own health – including Care Groups, Men’s Health Groups, and community based reproductive health volunteers who work to increase the demand for health services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 197918 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002112B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In South Sudan, ICSP strengthened community and county‑level health and nutrition systems through clinical mentoring, joint supervision and closer coordination with County Health Departments across Abyei, Kajo‑Keji, Renk, Twic and Ulang. Community vulnerability decreased through screening of 26,269 children and referral of 852 SAM cases, alongside Mother‑to‑Mother Support Groups promoting improved feeding and hygiene, contributing to 71% adoption of recommended health and WASH practices. Preparedness advanced through updated emergency plans, trained Rapid Response Teams and coordinated cholera, polio and AWD responses, supporting a health resilience score of 60%, exceeding programme targets.. Building resilience to shocks that impact health, such as disease outbreaks through a focus on Early Warning and Response Systems (EWRS) by working in collaboration with the Ministry of Health. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 108552 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002113B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Through ICSP in South Sudan, households improved food and livelihood resilience through climate‑smart agriculture, including rice cultivation in flood‑prone areas and expanded vegetable production led by 123 trained lead farmers. These practices supported food production, seed saving and income diversification despite recurrent flooding and displacement. Food‑system outcomes improved, reflected in 55% acceptable Food Consumption Scores and 31% minimum dietary diversity. County authorities and community committees applied updated contingency plans and strengthened early‑warning actions, improving preparedness for climate‑driven shocks and enabling communities to protect food and livelihood systems more effectively.. Climate‑smart agriculture, diversified production and livelihood recovery initiatives to help households strengthen their economic resilience, an essential approach in South Sudan where repeated flooding, displacement and market disruption continually undermine traditional livelihood systems. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 95780 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002114B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid . Strengthening partner organisation's capacity to conduct emergency respones to climate shocks and climate induced hazards, including through running simulation exercises. Community-based and integrated disaster risk preparedness for climatic shocks. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32622.999999999996 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002115B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Through ICSP in South Sudan, households improved food and livelihood resilience through climate‑smart agriculture, including rice cultivation in flood‑prone areas and expanded vegetable production led by 123 trained lead farmers. These practices supported food production, seed saving and income diversification despite recurrent flooding and displacement. Food‑system outcomes improved, reflected in 55% acceptable Food Consumption Scores and 31% minimum dietary diversity. County authorities and community committees applied updated contingency plans and strengthened early‑warning actions, improving preparedness for climate‑driven shocks and enabling communities to protect food and livelihood systems more effectively.. Training women's community action groups on context specific, climate induced disaster mitigation measures and for formualting community DRR committees and actions plans. Mapping, analysing and developing market systems for climate adapted and climate resilient food systems - including for seeds and nutrient-dense foods. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22289 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002116B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Through ICSP in South Sudan, households improved food and livelihood resilience through climate‑smart agriculture, including rice cultivation in flood‑prone areas and expanded vegetable production led by 123 trained lead farmers. These practices supported food production, seed saving and income diversification despite recurrent flooding and displacement. Food‑system outcomes improved, reflected in 55% acceptable Food Consumption Scores and 31% minimum dietary diversity. County authorities and community committees applied updated contingency plans and strengthened early‑warning actions, improving preparedness for climate‑driven shocks and enabling communities to protect food and livelihood systems more effectively.. Recurrent flooding, displacement and market instability leave families highly vulnerable to malnutrition in South Sudan. ICSP support strengthens household food and nutrition security by promoting community‑based nutrition practices, behaviour change support and targeted screening and referral. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 154189 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002117B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, ICSP enabled GOAL Sudan to sustain critical health and nutrition services for 57,199 people in Dilling despite a year‑long siege, movement restrictions and severe shortages of vaccines and essential medicines. Lifesaving primary health care remained available, with clients receiving clinical evaluations at PHCs and sourcing medicines through private providers when supplies were depleted. Vulnerability to health shocks was reduced through continuous screening, referral and community‑level health education, while preparedness improved through updated emergency plans, trained Rapid Response Teams and coordinated AWD response efforts, helping local authorities manage health crises under extremely constrained conditions.. Building resilience to shocks that impact health, such as disease outbreaks through a focus on Early Warning and Response Systems (EWRS) by working in collaboration with Locality Health Departments (LHDs) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9091 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002118B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Objective 1.1: Deliver effective humanitarian responses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 94340 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002119B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, ICSP enabled GOAL Sudan to sustain critical health and nutrition services for 57,199 people in Dilling despite a year‑long siege, movement restrictions and severe shortages of vaccines and essential medicines. Lifesaving primary health care remained available, with clients receiving clinical evaluations at PHCs and sourcing medicines through private providers when supplies were depleted. Vulnerability to health shocks was reduced through continuous screening, referral and community‑level health education, while preparedness improved through updated emergency plans, trained Rapid Response Teams and coordinated AWD response efforts, helping local authorities manage health crises under extremely constrained conditions.. Social Behaviour Change (SBC) approaches are used to build community and household capacity to care for their own health – including Care Groups, Men’s Health Groups, and community based reproductive health volunteers who work to increase the demand for health services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 57576 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002120B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, ICSP enabled GOAL Sudan to sustain critical health and nutrition services for 57,199 people in Dilling despite a year‑long siege, movement restrictions and severe shortages of vaccines and essential medicines. Lifesaving primary health care remained available, with clients receiving clinical evaluations at PHCs and sourcing medicines through private providers when supplies were depleted. Vulnerability to health shocks was reduced through continuous screening, referral and community‑level health education, while preparedness improved through updated emergency plans, trained Rapid Response Teams and coordinated AWD response efforts, helping local authorities manage health crises under extremely constrained conditions.. Building resilience to shocks that impact health, such as disease outbreaks through a focus on Early Warning and Response Systems (EWRS) by working in collaboration with Locality Health Departments (LHDs) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 44279 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002121B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, ICSP enabled GOAL Sudan to sustain critical health and nutrition services for 57,199 people in Dilling despite a year‑long siege, movement restrictions and severe shortages of vaccines and essential medicines. Lifesaving primary health care remained available, with clients receiving clinical evaluations at PHCs and sourcing medicines through private providers when supplies were depleted. Vulnerability to health shocks was reduced through continuous screening, referral and community‑level health education, while preparedness improved through updated emergency plans, trained Rapid Response Teams and coordinated AWD response efforts, helping local authorities manage health crises under extremely constrained conditions.. GOAL focuses on health system strengthening with the objective of increasing the number and percentage of health facilities providing quality health services (including nutrition services and WASH facilities), so that health and well-being can improve. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30303 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002122B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid ICSP contributed to food and nutrition security by supporting vulnerable households with targeted interventions designed to mitigate extreme market disruption and food shortages. Twelve NIPP circles provided behaviour‑change support and food assistance to 1,080 participants, helping families improve feeding and hygiene practices despite limited food availability. However, acceptable Food Consumption Scores remained low due to continued blockade conditions. Preparedness for food‑related hazards advanced through community‑level contingency planning and training on risk identification and early action, enabling residents to better anticipate and respond to shocks even as livelihoods deteriorated.. The conflict in Sudan has deepened food shortages, disrupted markets and compounded the impacts of climate‑related stressors. GOAL’s ICSP supports communities to strengthen their nutrition security through NIPP‑based behaviour change and targeted support that help families maintain safer feeding and hygiene practices even under extreme scarcity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 185568 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002123B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid ICSP contributed to food and nutrition security by supporting vulnerable households with targeted interventions designed to mitigate extreme market disruption and food shortages. Twelve NIPP circles provided behaviour‑change support and food assistance to 1,080 participants, helping families improve feeding and hygiene practices despite limited food availability. However, acceptable Food Consumption Scores remained low due to continued blockade conditions. Preparedness for food‑related hazards advanced through community‑level contingency planning and training on risk identification and early action, enabling residents to better anticipate and respond to shocks even as livelihoods deteriorated.. ICSP supports targeted, community‑based approaches. such as NIPP circles and behaviour‑change support, to help families protect their nutrition and adopt healthier practices despite extreme constraints. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 51000 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002124B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, ICSP enabled GOAL Sudan to sustain critical health and nutrition services for 57,199 people in Dilling despite a year‑long siege, movement restrictions and severe shortages of vaccines and essential medicines. Lifesaving primary health care remained available, with clients receiving clinical evaluations at PHCs and sourcing medicines through private providers when supplies were depleted. Vulnerability to health shocks was reduced through continuous screening, referral and community‑level health education, while preparedness improved through updated emergency plans, trained Rapid Response Teams and coordinated AWD response efforts, helping local authorities manage health crises under extremely constrained conditions.. Social Behaviour Change (SBC) approaches are used to build community and household capacity to care for their own health – including Care Groups, Men’s Health Groups, and community based reproductive health volunteers who work to increase the demand for health services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 189153 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002125B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, ICSP enabled GOAL Sudan to sustain critical health and nutrition services for 57,199 people in Dilling despite a year‑long siege, movement restrictions and severe shortages of vaccines and essential medicines. Lifesaving primary health care remained available, with clients receiving clinical evaluations at PHCs and sourcing medicines through private providers when supplies were depleted. Vulnerability to health shocks was reduced through continuous screening, referral and community‑level health education, while preparedness improved through updated emergency plans, trained Rapid Response Teams and coordinated AWD response efforts, helping local authorities manage health crises under extremely constrained conditions.. GOAL focuses on health system strengthening with the objective of increasing the number and percentage of health facilities providing quality health services (including nutrition services and WASH facilities), so that health and well-being can improve. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 163030 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002126B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Objective 1.1: Deliver effective humanitarian responses DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 94339 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002127B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Uganda, the ICSP programme helped families strengthen their livelihoods and improve food security through the S4Nut approach, which supports climate‑smart farming and better nutrition. Many households reported stronger incomes, with 45% earning more than before, and most people now able to save or borrow through community financial groups (83% informal and 46% formal access). Families adopted improved farming practices (60%) and saw better diets, with 85% achieving acceptable food consumption and 65% of children eating more diverse meals. Private‑sector partners, like Harvest Thrive, helped farmers access quality seeds, skills and markets to build long‑term resilience.. ICSP strengthens household food and nutrition security by supporting nutrition‑sensitive practices, kitchen‑garden production and positive behaviour change, which is essential in Uganda where seasonal shortages, climate pressures and limited dietary diversity continue to put vulnerable families at risk. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 182493 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002128B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Uganda, the ICSP programme helped families strengthen their livelihoods and improve food security through the S4Nut approach, which supports climate‑smart farming and better nutrition. Many households reported stronger incomes, with 45% earning more than before, and most people now able to save or borrow through community financial groups (83% informal and 46% formal access). Families adopted improved farming practices (60%) and saw better diets, with 85% achieving acceptable food consumption and 65% of children eating more diverse meals. Private‑sector partners, like Harvest Thrive, helped farmers access quality seeds, skills and markets to build long‑term resilience.. Because climate variability and recurring droughts continue to undermine rural livelihoods in Uganda, GOAL’s ICSP helps households strengthen climate‑resilient local economic systems through the S4Nut programme and private‑sector partnerships that improve access to quality seeds, agronomic support and market opportunities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 29328 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002129B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Year 3, ICSP strengthened community and district‑level health and WASH systems in Agago and Namayingo, contributing to the programme’s overall reach of 377,090 people, including 18,855 persons with disabilities. Service quality improved, with 18 of 20 facilities (90%) meeting standards and utilisation rising to 0.96. Community vulnerability reduced through improved health and nutrition practices, with 81% adopting recommended behaviours. ANC4 attendance reached 51%, immunisation 89%, and modern contraception 57%. Preparedness advanced through contingency planning, with 36,685 people covered by early action for health impacts. Health‑resilience scores reached 64.9, demonstrating stronger readiness for health‑related shocks.. GOAL focuses on health system strengthening with the objective of increasing the number and percentage of health facilities providing quality health services (including nutrition services and WASH services), so that health and well-being can improve. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 420077 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002130B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Year 3, ICSP strengthened community and district‑level health and WASH systems in Agago and Namayingo, contributing to the programme’s overall reach of 377,090 people, including 18,855 persons with disabilities. Service quality improved, with 18 of 20 facilities (90%) meeting standards and utilisation rising to 0.96. Community vulnerability reduced through improved health and nutrition practices, with 81% adopting recommended behaviours. ANC4 attendance reached 51%, immunisation 89%, and modern contraception 57%. Preparedness advanced through contingency planning, with 36,685 people covered by early action for health impacts. Health‑resilience scores reached 64.9, demonstrating stronger readiness for health‑related shocks.. Social Behaviour Change (SBC) approaches are used to build community and household capacity to care for their own health – including Care Groups, Men’s Health Groups, and community based reproductive health volunteers who work to increase the demand for health services. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 366877 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002131B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Year 3, ICSP strengthened community and district‑level health and WASH systems in Agago and Namayingo, contributing to the programme’s overall reach of 377,090 people, including 18,855 persons with disabilities. Service quality improved, with 18 of 20 facilities (90%) meeting standards and utilisation rising to 0.96. Community vulnerability reduced through improved health and nutrition practices, with 81% adopting recommended behaviours. ANC4 attendance reached 51%, immunisation 89%, and modern contraception 57%. Preparedness advanced through contingency planning, with 36,685 people covered by early action for health impacts. Health‑resilience scores reached 64.9, demonstrating stronger readiness for health‑related shocks.. Building resilience to shocks that impact health, such as disease outbreaks through a focus on Early Warning and Response Systems (EWRS) by working in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and local CSOs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 26225 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002132B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Zimbabwe, ICSP strengthened community and district‑level WASH systems in Matabeleland South, improving safe‑water access and resilience to water‑related health risks. Through borehole rehabilitation, repairs and new installations, 39,382 people gained reliable access to clean water, supported by trained water point committees who now manage operations and maintenance. Awareness efforts during cholera and Mpox outbreaks reached 54,355 people in Harare and 17,625 in Matabeleland South, helping communities adopt safer hygiene practices. Disaster preparedness collaboration with seven government partners further benefited 26,238 people, enhancing readiness for WASH‑related emergencies and improving local capacity to prevent disease.. Together with the Government of Zimbabwe's Rural Infrastructure Development Agency (RIDA), the programme aims to increase household access to water, sanitation and hygiene services. Interventions are aimed at repairing and rehabilitating boreholes and establishing piped water schemes, as well as establishing community-led Waterpoint Management Committees (WMCs) to manage the water points. Social Behaviour Change (SBC) interventions aim to providing individuals, families and communities the knowledge, skills and self-efficacy they need to adopt positive WASH household practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40220 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002133B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Matabeleland South, the S4Nut programme helped supported households strengthen climate‑resilient food systems, with 94% increasing production and 90% achieving acceptable food consumption through drought‑tolerant crops, home gardens and nutrition‑focused learning. Private‑sector partners supported value addition and access to inputs, helping families expand market opportunities. Disaster‑risk partnerships benefiting 26,238 people enhanced community preparedness, enabling earlier action to protect crops, livestock and nutrition during climate‑related shocks. In Harare, the Graduation Approach enabled 1,576 vulnerable people to improve food access and income stability through cash transfers and tailored livelihood support. . Supporting diverse, nutrition‑sensitive production and improved nutrition practices, in a context where recurrent droughts, rising food prices and limited dietary diversity continue to leave vulnerable families at high risk of hunger and malnutrition. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 182374 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002134B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Matabeleland South, the S4Nut programme helped supported households strengthen climate‑resilient food systems, with 94% increasing production and 90% achieving acceptable food consumption through drought‑tolerant crops, home gardens and nutrition‑focused learning. Private‑sector partners supported value addition and access to inputs, helping families expand market opportunities. Disaster‑risk partnerships benefiting 26,238 people enhanced community preparedness, enabling earlier action to protect crops, livestock and nutrition during climate‑related shocks. In Harare, the Graduation Approach enabled 1,576 vulnerable people to improve food access and income stability through cash transfers and tailored livelihood support. . ICSP helps households strengthen climate‑resilient local economic systems by supporting S4Nut activities, drought‑tolerant production and private‑sector linkages, which is vital in Zimbabwe where recurrent droughts, El Niño shocks and fragile rural markets continue to undermine people’s ability to produce food sustainably. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 26040 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002135B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In 2025, the ICSP programme supported communities in Harare and Matabeleland South to prepare for and respond to crises, reaching 163,205 people across all interventions. During the cholera and Mpox outbreaks, awareness activities reached 54,355 people in Harare and 17,625 in Matabeleland South, helping families recognise symptoms early and adopt protective behaviours. Partnerships with seven government departments strengthened district‑level coordination, enabling more organised preparedness and response actions. These efforts supported 26,238 people through DRR initiatives and helped communities activate early‑warning and contingency measures more effectively during climate‑related and public‑health emergencies.. Developing community-based early warning systems and preparedness & contingency plans for climate shocks and climate induced disasters (eg. flooding) to promote food security contingency plans. Strengthening national DRR systems for multi-sectoral response to climate shocks and hazards DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 188586 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002136B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Matabeleland South, the S4Nut programme helped supported households strengthen climate‑resilient food systems, with 94% increasing production and 90% achieving acceptable food consumption through drought‑tolerant crops, home gardens and nutrition‑focused learning. Private‑sector partners supported value addition and access to inputs, helping families expand market opportunities. Disaster‑risk partnerships benefiting 26,238 people enhanced community preparedness, enabling earlier action to protect crops, livestock and nutrition during climate‑related shocks. In Harare, the Graduation Approach enabled 1,576 vulnerable people to improve food access and income stability through cash transfers and tailored livelihood support. . ICSP strengthens community preparedness and response capacity for food and nutrition related hazards by using the S4Nut approach to reinforce early warning actions, disaster risk planning and climate‑smart livelihood protection. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 452090 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002137B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Matabeleland South, the S4Nut programme helped supported households strengthen climate‑resilient food systems, with 94% increasing production and 90% achieving acceptable food consumption through drought‑tolerant crops, home gardens and nutrition‑focused learning. Private‑sector partners supported value addition and access to inputs, helping families expand market opportunities. Disaster‑risk partnerships benefiting 26,238 people enhanced community preparedness, enabling earlier action to protect crops, livestock and nutrition during climate‑related shocks. In Harare, the Graduation Approach enabled 1,576 vulnerable people to improve food access and income stability through cash transfers and tailored livelihood support. . Supporting diverse, nutrition‑sensitive production and improved nutrition practices, in a context where recurrent droughts, rising food prices and limited dietary diversity continue to leave vulnerable families at high risk of hunger and malnutrition. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16500 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002138B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Matabeleland South, the S4Nut programme helped supported households strengthen climate‑resilient food systems, with 94% increasing production and 90% achieving acceptable food consumption through drought‑tolerant crops, home gardens and nutrition‑focused learning. Private‑sector partners supported value addition and access to inputs, helping families expand market opportunities. Disaster‑risk partnerships benefiting 26,238 people enhanced community preparedness, enabling earlier action to protect crops, livestock and nutrition during climate‑related shocks. In Harare, the Graduation Approach enabled 1,576 vulnerable people to improve food access and income stability through cash transfers and tailored livelihood support. . ICSP strengthens community preparedness and response capacity for food and nutrition related hazards by using the S4Nut approach to reinforce early warning actions, disaster risk planning and climate‑smart livelihood protection. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 114753 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002139B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid In Zimbabwe, ICSP strengthened community and district‑level WASH systems in Matabeleland South, improving safe‑water access and resilience to water‑related health risks. Through borehole rehabilitation, repairs and new installations, 39,382 people gained reliable access to clean water, supported by trained water point committees who now manage operations and maintenance. Awareness efforts during cholera and Mpox outbreaks reached 54,355 people in Harare and 17,625 in Matabeleland South, helping communities adopt safer hygiene practices. Disaster preparedness collaboration with seven government partners further benefited 26,238 people, enhancing readiness for WASH‑related emergencies and improving local capacity to prevent disease.. Together with the Government of Zimbabwe's Rural Infrastructure Development Agency (RIDA), the programme aims to increase household access to water, sanitation and hygiene services. Interventions are aimed at repairing and rehabilitating boreholes and establishing piped water schemes, as well as establishing community-led Waterpoint Management Committees (WMCs) to manage the water points. Social Behaviour Change (SBC) interventions aim to providing individuals, families and communities the knowledge, skills and self-efficacy they need to adopt positive WASH household practices. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 314439 Goal XM-DAC-21-1-2025002140B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. The interventions are aimed at supporting the local actors including the implementing partners to appreciate the HDP Nexus approach to implementation. Examples of results include: innovation on climate action, especially in food production; creation of safe spaces and platforms for communities to engage duty bearers, and embedding the HDP Nexus approach in organisational and programming ways of working DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41982 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002141B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Output 1: 13,879 persons have access to functional water and sanitation infrastructure established in communities, schools, and health centres. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 66333 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002142B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Output 2: Community members living in the return villages of Matanda and Nyakajenga reached with hygiene promotion and community engagement activities & supported to adopt good hygiene practices, reducing public health risks DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12533 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002143B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 111152 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002144B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 76084 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002145B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 44319 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002146B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12542 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002147B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12130 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002148B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership and engagement in peacebuilding as community peace mediators. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 58544 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002149B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. The interventions are aimed at supporting the local actors including the implementing partners to appreciate the HDP Nexus approach to implementation. Examples of results include: innovation on climate action, especially in food production; creation of safe spaces and platforms for communities to engage duty bearers, and embedding the HDP Nexus approach in organisational and programming ways of working DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 54722 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002150B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. The interventions are aimed at supporting the local actors including the implementing partners to appreciate the HDP Nexus approach to implementation. Examples of results include: innovation on climate action, especially in food production; creation of safe spaces and platforms for communities to engage duty bearers, and embedding the HDP Nexus approach in organisational and programming ways of working DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 26627 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002151B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17249 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002152B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership and engagement in peacebuilding as community peace mediators. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9234 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002153B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership and engagement in peacebuilding as community peace mediators. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5815 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002154B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Output 1: 2,000 households in the Humule, Matanda and Nyakajenga receive agricultural inputs from food production components to restart emergency production. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 33934 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002155B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid People in Ireland feel empowered to take action, individually and collectively, towards creating a more just and sustainable world, particularly in relation to climate justice, gender justice, DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19254 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002156B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid People in Ireland feel empowered to take action, individually and collectively, towards creating a more just and sustainable world, particularly in relation to climate justice, gender justice, DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18807 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002157B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid People in Ireland feel empowered to take action, individually and collectively, towards creating a more just and sustainable world, particularly in relation to climate justice, gender justice, DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17704 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002158B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid People in Ireland feel empowered to take action, individually and collectively, towards creating a more just and sustainable world, particularly in relation to climate justice, gender justice, DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17704 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002159B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 313687 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002160B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 157149 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002161B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 37042 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002162B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30573 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002163B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Reducing Poverty and Inequality in Malawi’ project in Mchinji, Lilongwe Rural, Balaka, Phalombe and Mulanje districts in Malawi, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 67,500 people directly from 15,000 households from communities ranked lowest on development indicators. Oxfam will partner with the government and 6 national and local NGOs directly to deliver activities which focus on improving access to GBV essential services, increasing participation of women and girls in decision making, increasing institutional responsiveness in promoting gender equality, resilient livelihoods and enhancing household, community and institutional anticipatory preparedness and capacity. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 101679 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002164B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Reducing Poverty and Inequality in Malawi’ project in Mchinji, Lilongwe Rural, Balaka, Phalombe and Mulanje districts in Malawi, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 67,500 people directly from 15,000 households from communities ranked lowest on development indicators. Oxfam will partner with the government and 6 national and local NGOs directly to deliver activities which focus on improving access to GBV essential services, increasing participation of women and girls in decision making, increasing institutional responsiveness in promoting gender equality, resilient livelihoods and enhancing household, community and institutional anticipatory preparedness and capacity. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9891 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002165B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Reducing Poverty and Inequality in Malawi’ project in Mchinji, Lilongwe Rural, Balaka, Phalombe and Mulanje districts in Malawi, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 67,500 people directly from 15,000 households from communities ranked lowest on development indicators. Oxfam will partner with the government and 6 national and local NGOs directly to deliver activities which focus on improving access to GBV essential services, increasing participation of women and girls in decision making, increasing institutional responsiveness in promoting gender equality, resilient livelihoods and enhancing household, community and institutional anticipatory preparedness and capacity. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19064 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002166B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Reducing Poverty and Inequality in Malawi’ project in Mchinji, Lilongwe Rural, Balaka, Phalombe and Mulanje districts in Malawi, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 67,500 people directly from 15,000 households from communities ranked lowest on development indicators. Oxfam will partner with the government and 6 national and local NGOs directly to deliver activities which focus on improving access to GBV essential services, increasing participation of women and girls in decision making, increasing institutional responsiveness in promoting gender equality, resilient livelihoods and enhancing household, community and institutional anticipatory preparedness and capacity. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17167 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002167B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Reducing Poverty and Inequality in Malawi’ project in Mchinji, Lilongwe Rural, Balaka, Phalombe and Mulanje districts in Malawi, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 67,500 people directly from 15,000 households from communities ranked lowest on development indicators. Oxfam will partner with the government and 6 national and local NGOs directly to deliver activities which focus on improving access to GBV essential services, increasing participation of women and girls in decision making, increasing institutional responsiveness in promoting gender equality, resilient livelihoods and enhancing household, community and institutional anticipatory preparedness and capacity. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17695 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002168B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Reducing Poverty and Inequality in Malawi’ project in Mchinji, Lilongwe Rural, Balaka, Phalombe and Mulanje districts in Malawi, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 67,500 people directly from 15,000 households from communities ranked lowest on development indicators. Oxfam will partner with the government and 6 national and local NGOs directly to deliver activities which focus on improving access to GBV essential services, increasing participation of women and girls in decision making, increasing institutional responsiveness in promoting gender equality, resilient livelihoods and enhancing household, community and institutional anticipatory preparedness and capacity. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 120271 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002169B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Reducing Poverty and Inequality in Malawi’ project in Mchinji, Lilongwe Rural, Balaka, Phalombe and Mulanje districts in Malawi, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 67,500 people directly from 15,000 households from communities ranked lowest on development indicators. Oxfam will partner with the government and 6 national and local NGOs directly to deliver activities which focus on improving access to GBV essential services, increasing participation of women and girls in decision making, increasing institutional responsiveness in promoting gender equality, resilient livelihoods and enhancing household, community and institutional anticipatory preparedness and capacity. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 69838 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002170B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Reducing Poverty and Inequality in Malawi’ project in Mchinji, Lilongwe Rural, Balaka, Phalombe and Mulanje districts in Malawi, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 67,500 people directly from 15,000 households from communities ranked lowest on development indicators. Oxfam will partner with the government and 6 national and local NGOs directly to deliver activities which focus on improving access to GBV essential services, increasing participation of women and girls in decision making, increasing institutional responsiveness in promoting gender equality, resilient livelihoods and enhancing household, community and institutional anticipatory preparedness and capacity. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41669 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002171B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Reducing Poverty and Inequality in Malawi’ project in Mchinji, Lilongwe Rural, Balaka, Phalombe and Mulanje districts in Malawi, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 67,500 people directly from 15,000 households from communities ranked lowest on development indicators. Oxfam will partner with the government and 6 national and local NGOs directly to deliver activities which focus on improving access to GBV essential services, increasing participation of women and girls in decision making, increasing institutional responsiveness in promoting gender equality, resilient livelihoods and enhancing household, community and institutional anticipatory preparedness and capacity. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7913 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002172B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Reducing Poverty and Inequality in Malawi’ project in Mchinji, Lilongwe Rural, Balaka, Phalombe and Mulanje districts in Malawi, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 67,500 people directly from 15,000 households from communities ranked lowest on development indicators. Oxfam will partner with the government and 6 national and local NGOs directly to deliver activities which focus on improving access to GBV essential services, increasing participation of women and girls in decision making, increasing institutional responsiveness in promoting gender equality, resilient livelihoods and enhancing household, community and institutional anticipatory preparedness and capacity. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3119 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002173B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Reducing Poverty and Inequality in Malawi’ project in Mchinji, Lilongwe Rural, Balaka, Phalombe and Mulanje districts in Malawi, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 67,500 people directly from 15,000 households from communities ranked lowest on development indicators. Oxfam will partner with the government and 6 national and local NGOs directly to deliver activities which focus on improving access to GBV essential services, increasing participation of women and girls in decision making, increasing institutional responsiveness in promoting gender equality, resilient livelihoods and enhancing household, community and institutional anticipatory preparedness and capacity. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 66348 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002174B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Reducing Poverty and Inequality in Malawi’ project in Mchinji, Lilongwe Rural, Balaka, Phalombe and Mulanje districts in Malawi, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 67,500 people directly from 15,000 households from communities ranked lowest on development indicators. Oxfam will partner with the government and 6 national and local NGOs directly to deliver activities which focus on improving access to GBV essential services, increasing participation of women and girls in decision making, increasing institutional responsiveness in promoting gender equality, resilient livelihoods and enhancing household, community and institutional anticipatory preparedness and capacity. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 113752 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002175B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32607.999999999996 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002176B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Output 2: Non-Food Items (NFI), Safe and dignified household items, kitchen kits are provided to earthquake-affected households and families DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22167 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002177B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Output 4: Protection support including Individual Protection Assistance (IPA) and referral/ MHPSS services are provided for women and girls at risk of GBV and other vulnerable groups DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7414 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002178B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Output 3: Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) is provided to affected households and families to purchase food and supplement lost livelihoods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50617 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002179B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and directly implement in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building. This project outcome focuses on restoring community infrastructure using soil and water conservation, rangeland, construction, and upgrading of multi-use structures. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38091 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002180B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and directly implement in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building. This project outcome is aimed at introducing drought-resistant farm inputs and tools to smallholder farmers and enhancing their technical knowledge and skills in using greenhouse farming technology. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25000 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002181B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and directly implement in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building. The interventions are aimed at supporting the local actors including the implementing partners to appreciate the HDP Nexus approach to implementation. Examples of results include: innovation on climate action, especially in food production; creation of safe spaces and platforms for communities to engage duty bearers, and embedding the HDP Nexus approach in organisational and programming ways of working DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5300 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002182B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and directly implement in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7500 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002183B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and directly implement in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 61085 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002184B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and directly implement in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building. The interventions are aimed at supporting the local actors including the implementing partners to appreciate the HDP Nexus approach to implementation. Examples of results include: innovation on climate action, especially in food production; creation of safe spaces and platforms for communities to engage duty bearers, and embedding the HDP Nexus approach in organisational and programming ways of working DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 61953 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002185B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and directly implement in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 43807 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002186B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and directly implement in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building. This project is intended to enable communities to develop climate adaptation plans and link these to crowdfunding opportunities. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13923 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002187B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Realising the Triple Nexus approach in Somalia through complementary area-based Disaster Risk Management, Early Warning and Livelihoods’ project in Ainabo and Garowe districts of Sool and Nugal regions in Somalia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 34,800 people directly especially women and youth from pastoralist and agro-pastoralist communities affected by frequent droughts and high levels of food insecurity, conflict and gender inequalities. Oxfam will partner with Candlelight in Somaliland and directly implement in Puntland to support the communities’ needs across the three main thematic areas 1) water, 2) sustainable livelihoods and 3) peace building. This project outcome is aimed at introducing drought-resistant farm inputs and tools to smallholder farmers and enhancing their technical knowledge and skills in using greenhouse farming technology. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 289611 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002188B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilient Communities’ project in Pibor County in South Sudan, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 27,000 returnees, internally displaced persons and host communities. Oxfam will partner in 2026 with Coalition for Humanity and continue partnerships with government and CSOs to ensure that these conflict-affected communities especially women and youth will have improved resilience to protect, adopt and absorb shocks from all forms of disasters through integrated food security, climate resilience, gender, good governance and peace building interventions. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14833 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002189B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilient Communities’ project in Pibor County in South Sudan, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 27,000 returnees, internally displaced persons and host communities. Oxfam will partner in 2026 with Coalition for Humanity and continue partnerships with government and CSOs to ensure that these conflict-affected communities especially women and youth will have improved resilience to protect, adopt and absorb shocks from all forms of disasters through integrated food security, climate resilience, gender, good governance and peace building interventions. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 55384 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002190B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Output 2: 1,135 Flood-affected households have access to safe and dignified drinking water through the distribution of water purification kits. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 24005 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002191B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Output 6: Flood-affected individuals participated in hygiene promotion awareness sessions and campaigns. (5 awareness campaigns & 5 radio awareness sessions) DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9709 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002192B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilient Communities’ project in Pibor County in South Sudan, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 27,000 returnees, internally displaced persons and host communities. Oxfam will partner in 2026 with Coalition for Humanity and continue partnerships with government and CSOs to ensure that these conflict-affected communities especially women and youth will have improved resilience to protect, adopt and absorb shocks from all forms of disasters through integrated food security, climate resilience, gender, good governance and peace building interventions. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 55082 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002193B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Output 1: 300 Flood-affected households are provided with unconditional cash to meet their basic needs immediately and support recovery. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30209 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002194B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Output 4: 100 affected individuals receive protection cash assistance to address urgent safety and dignity concerns. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8709 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002195B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilient Communities’ project in Pibor County in South Sudan, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 27,000 returnees, internally displaced persons and host communities. Oxfam will partner in 2026 with Coalition for Humanity and continue partnerships with government and CSOs to ensure that these conflict-affected communities especially women and youth will have improved resilience to protect, adopt and absorb shocks from all forms of disasters through integrated food security, climate resilience, gender, good governance and peace building interventions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14009 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002196B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilient Communities’ project in Pibor County in South Sudan, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 27,000 returnees, internally displaced persons and host communities. Oxfam will partner in 2026 with Coalition for Humanity and continue partnerships with government and CSOs to ensure that these conflict-affected communities especially women and youth will have improved resilience to protect, adopt and absorb shocks from all forms of disasters through integrated food security, climate resilience, gender, good governance and peace building interventions. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10872 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002197B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilient Communities’ project in Pibor County in South Sudan, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 27,000 returnees, internally displaced persons and host communities. Oxfam will partner in 2026 with Coalition for Humanity and continue partnerships with government and CSOs to ensure that these conflict-affected communities especially women and youth will have improved resilience to protect, adopt and absorb shocks from all forms of disasters through integrated food security, climate resilience, gender, good governance and peace building interventions. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 51115 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002198B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilient Communities’ project in Pibor County in South Sudan, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 27,000 returnees, internally displaced persons and host communities. Oxfam will partner in 2026 with Coalition for Humanity and continue partnerships with government and CSOs to ensure that these conflict-affected communities especially women and youth will have improved resilience to protect, adopt and absorb shocks from all forms of disasters through integrated food security, climate resilience, gender, good governance and peace building interventions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6410 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002199B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilient Communities’ project in Pibor County in South Sudan, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 27,000 returnees, internally displaced persons and host communities. Oxfam will partner in 2026 with Coalition for Humanity and continue partnerships with government and CSOs to ensure that these conflict-affected communities especially women and youth will have improved resilience to protect, adopt and absorb shocks from all forms of disasters through integrated food security, climate resilience, gender, good governance and peace building interventions. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141747 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002200B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilient Communities’ project in Pibor County in South Sudan, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 27,000 returnees, internally displaced persons and host communities. Oxfam will partner in 2026 with Coalition for Humanity and continue partnerships with government and CSOs to ensure that these conflict-affected communities especially women and youth will have improved resilience to protect, adopt and absorb shocks from all forms of disasters through integrated food security, climate resilience, gender, good governance and peace building interventions. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50958 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002201B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilient Communities’ project in Pibor County in South Sudan, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 27,000 returnees, internally displaced persons and host communities. Oxfam will partner in 2026 with Coalition for Humanity and continue partnerships with government and CSOs to ensure that these conflict-affected communities especially women and youth will have improved resilience to protect, adopt and absorb shocks from all forms of disasters through integrated food security, climate resilience, gender, good governance and peace building interventions. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100506 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002202B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Output3: 200 affected households participate in Dike reinforcement work through cash-for-work to enhance flood risk reduction and community resilience. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22709 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002203B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Output 5: 150 affected households participate in market access improvement through cash-for-work to enhance local economic recovery and mobility. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17459 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002204B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. This project outcome in addition to promoting sustainable livelihoods is also intended to restore, rehabilitate, and protect the water catchment areas in targeted communities experiencing prolonged periods of drought as a result of climate change. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 63336 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002205B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9198 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002206B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32165.999999999996 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002207B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. This project outcome intends to expand the access of households to climate resilient and adaptive technologies and approaches in food production. It does this by promoting and educating households on the adoption of climate smart technologies and practices. This intervention has strong focus on working with women. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 29383 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002208B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. This project outcome focuses on (a) facilitating operationalization of relevant policies and programmes on land, agriculture and climate ; and b) strengthening capacity of Meteorology authority to provide actionable climate informed advisory services to rural communities in climate risk hot spots. These were critical interventions under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if these interventions were not implemented. Another key focus is on building strong engagements with the local government authorities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20372 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002209B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. This project outcome in addition to promoting sustainable livelihoods is also intended to restore, rehabilitate, and protect the water catchment areas in targeted communities experiencing prolonged periods of drought as a result of climate change. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17402 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002210B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16052 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002211B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8971 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002212B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. These include the Community Monitoring Groups, the Education structures, puppeteers, model couples on GALS and local leaders. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around mining areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 98516 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002213B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. These include the Community Monitoring Groups, the Education structures, puppeteers, model couples on GALS and local leaders. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around mining areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 124593 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002214B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. These include the Community Monitoring Groups, the Education structures, puppeteers, model couples on GALS and local leaders. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around mining areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 33744 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002215B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15933 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002216B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14975 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002217B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. This project outcome focuses on (a) facilitating operationalization of relevant policies and programmes on land, agriculture and climate ; and b) strengthening capacity of Meteorology authority to provide actionable climate informed advisory services to rural communities in climate risk hot spots. These were critical interventions under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if these interventions were not implemented. Another key focus is on building strong engagements with the local government authorities. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 24973 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002218B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. This project outcome intends to expand the access of households to climate resilient and adaptive technologies and approaches in food production. It does this by promoting and educating households on the adoption of climate smart technologies and practices. This intervention has strong focus on working with women. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 93845 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002219B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Resilience, Inclusiveness, Stability and Empowerment of Communities (RISE-K)’ project in Moroto, Amudat and Nakapiripirit districts of Karamoja sub-region in Uganda, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 37,970 women, youth and other vulnerable people from mining and pastoralist communities who are living under extreme poverty and facing severe labour rights violations. Oxfam will partner with Resource Rights Africa, Centre for Budget and Tax Policy, National Association of Women of Uganda (NAWOU), Uganda Women Network (UWONET), CARITAS Moroto, TUNADO and Land Justice Network to deliver interventions focusing on governance and accountability for effective service delivery, promotion of women’s rights, enhanced local capacity for effective people-centered, climate and conflict -sensitive, gender-responsive and inclusive disaster preparedness and response and improved income and food security. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. These include the Community Monitoring Groups, the Education structures, puppeteers, model couples on GALS and local leaders. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around mining areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2670 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002220B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22736 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002221B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 72552 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002222B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32835 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002223B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11165 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002224B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12519 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002225B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. The interventions are aimed at supporting the local actors including the implementing partners to appreciate the HDP Nexus approach to implementation. Examples of results include: innovation on climate action, especially in food production; creation of safe spaces and platforms for communities to engage duty bearers, and embedding the HDP Nexus approach in organisational and programming ways of working DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 58092 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002226B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16192 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002227B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 31468 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002228B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 89089 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002229B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. The interventions are aimed at supporting the local actors including the implementing partners to appreciate the HDP Nexus approach to implementation. Examples of results include: innovation on climate action, especially in food production; creation of safe spaces and platforms for communities to engage duty bearers, and embedding the HDP Nexus approach in organisational and programming ways of working DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 59090 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002230B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22456 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002231B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 52740 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002232B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Improving Socio-Economic Status for Women, Youth and Marginalized Groups’ project in Mongu, Kaoma Namwala, Gwembe districts in Zambia, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 15,600 people directly from vulnerable households including female, child and elderly headed households. Oxfam will partner with Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), Nutri Aid Trust and Women for Change (WfC) to deliver activities promoting local humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action systems and forecast based financing, agriculture and food systems, transformative women’s leadership, economic empowerment and ending violence against women and girls. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17810 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002233B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Building Resilient Inclusive and accountable Communities in Zimbabwe (BRIC- Zim)’ project in Gutu, Buhera, Zvishavane, Matobo, Mberengwa and Harare in Zimbabwe, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 18,900 people directly and include women, youth and PLWDs from communities prone to climate shocks and natural disasters. Oxfam will work with 6 local NGO partners to assist vulnerable communities to move from protracted food insecurity crisis to an improved state where women, men and children are resilient and less dependent on humanitarian assistance in the face of climate shocks. Other areas of work will include addressing GBV and realising rights in vulnerable communities. This project outcome focuses on training district farmer stakeholders on how to access and use climate data to improve decision making. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 52323 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002234B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Building Resilient Inclusive and accountable Communities in Zimbabwe (BRIC- Zim)’ project in Gutu, Buhera, Zvishavane, Matobo, Mberengwa and Harare in Zimbabwe, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 18,900 people directly and include women, youth and PLWDs from communities prone to climate shocks and natural disasters. Oxfam will work with 6 local NGO partners to assist vulnerable communities to move from protracted food insecurity crisis to an improved state where women, men and children are resilient and less dependent on humanitarian assistance in the face of climate shocks. Other areas of work will include addressing GBV and realising rights in vulnerable communities. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32250 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002235B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Building Resilient Inclusive and accountable Communities in Zimbabwe (BRIC- Zim)’ project in Gutu, Buhera, Zvishavane, Matobo, Mberengwa and Harare in Zimbabwe, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 18,900 people directly and include women, youth and PLWDs from communities prone to climate shocks and natural disasters. Oxfam will work with 6 local NGO partners to assist vulnerable communities to move from protracted food insecurity crisis to an improved state where women, men and children are resilient and less dependent on humanitarian assistance in the face of climate shocks. Other areas of work will include addressing GBV and realising rights in vulnerable communities. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 31918 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002236B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Building Resilient Inclusive and accountable Communities in Zimbabwe (BRIC- Zim)’ project in Gutu, Buhera, Zvishavane, Matobo, Mberengwa and Harare in Zimbabwe, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 18,900 people directly and include women, youth and PLWDs from communities prone to climate shocks and natural disasters. Oxfam will work with 6 local NGO partners to assist vulnerable communities to move from protracted food insecurity crisis to an improved state where women, men and children are resilient and less dependent on humanitarian assistance in the face of climate shocks. Other areas of work will include addressing GBV and realising rights in vulnerable communities. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45255 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002237B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Building Resilient Inclusive and accountable Communities in Zimbabwe (BRIC- Zim)’ project in Gutu, Buhera, Zvishavane, Matobo, Mberengwa and Harare in Zimbabwe, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 18,900 people directly and include women, youth and PLWDs from communities prone to climate shocks and natural disasters. Oxfam will work with 6 local NGO partners to assist vulnerable communities to move from protracted food insecurity crisis to an improved state where women, men and children are resilient and less dependent on humanitarian assistance in the face of climate shocks. Other areas of work will include addressing GBV and realising rights in vulnerable communities. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 51082 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002238B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Building Resilient Inclusive and accountable Communities in Zimbabwe (BRIC- Zim)’ project in Gutu, Buhera, Zvishavane, Matobo, Mberengwa and Harare in Zimbabwe, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 18,900 people directly and include women, youth and PLWDs from communities prone to climate shocks and natural disasters. Oxfam will work with 6 local NGO partners to assist vulnerable communities to move from protracted food insecurity crisis to an improved state where women, men and children are resilient and less dependent on humanitarian assistance in the face of climate shocks. Other areas of work will include addressing GBV and realising rights in vulnerable communities. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 66967 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002239B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Building Resilient Inclusive and accountable Communities in Zimbabwe (BRIC- Zim)’ project in Gutu, Buhera, Zvishavane, Matobo, Mberengwa and Harare in Zimbabwe, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 18,900 people directly and include women, youth and PLWDs from communities prone to climate shocks and natural disasters. Oxfam will work with 6 local NGO partners to assist vulnerable communities to move from protracted food insecurity crisis to an improved state where women, men and children are resilient and less dependent on humanitarian assistance in the face of climate shocks. Other areas of work will include addressing GBV and realising rights in vulnerable communities. The interventions are focused towards empowering the established community structures to deliver on their roles. ICSP Impact 2. delivers on increased awareness and protection of rights of women, youth and children around impact areas, increased participation of community-based groups in gender responsive budget and service delivery monitoring and demand for accountability. It also promotes transformative women leadership. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 62217 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002240B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Building Resilient Inclusive and accountable Communities in Zimbabwe (BRIC- Zim)’ project in Gutu, Buhera, Zvishavane, Matobo, Mberengwa and Harare in Zimbabwe, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 18,900 people directly and include women, youth and PLWDs from communities prone to climate shocks and natural disasters. Oxfam will work with 6 local NGO partners to assist vulnerable communities to move from protracted food insecurity crisis to an improved state where women, men and children are resilient and less dependent on humanitarian assistance in the face of climate shocks. Other areas of work will include addressing GBV and realising rights in vulnerable communities. This project is intended to enhance the capacity of (a) the National Meteorological Services Department to provide and disseminate actionable climate informed advisory services to rural communities in climate risk hot spots. (b) relevant Ministries (Women Affairs and Ministry of Water Environment) on the dissemination of the Gender Action Plan on Climate Change and the National Adaptation Plan on Climate change to target districts. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 146911 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002241B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ‘Building Resilient Inclusive and accountable Communities in Zimbabwe (BRIC- Zim)’ project in Gutu, Buhera, Zvishavane, Matobo, Mberengwa and Harare in Zimbabwe, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will reach 18,900 people directly and include women, youth and PLWDs from communities prone to climate shocks and natural disasters. Oxfam will work with 6 local NGO partners to assist vulnerable communities to move from protracted food insecurity crisis to an improved state where women, men and children are resilient and less dependent on humanitarian assistance in the face of climate shocks. Other areas of work will include addressing GBV and realising rights in vulnerable communities. This project outcome focuses on improving the adoption of climate smart agricultural technologies and practices by women and men smallholder farmers in targeted areas. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the programme and would have not been funded if this intervention was not implemented. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49886 Oxfam Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002242B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Children, adolescent girls and women have access to safe WASH facilities. This project provided immediate Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) assistance to 2110 individuals directly impacted by Cyclone Remal in Bengladesh. This project improved their access to WASH services and aimed to improve their hygiene conditions in the longer term as well as reduce health risks and restore their dignity. The project constructed 396 latrines, repaired 95 tube wells at the community level and installed rainwater harvesting systems for 210 households. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 139783 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002243B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19526.2607252174 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002244B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8301.568172289004 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002245B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4111.462524929922 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002246B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2140.6455748141134 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002247B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 386.3142085540451 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002248B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17119.295435044565 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002249B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16535.726036857246 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002250B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5220.333013645234 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002251B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3734.2539817038046 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002252B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in the South of Burkina Faso also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners where possible, and applies an inclusive approach that considers the specific needs of girls and children with disabilities, working to ensure they are not left behind in education or disaster risk reduction efforts. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2764.3597405365326 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002253B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2246.199644232368 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002254B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1866.6201732081304 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002255B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 658.7478031142283 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002256B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 381.12312468802764 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002257B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 148433.92781551613 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002258B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11722.38946665863 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002259B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2739.6629699655305 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002260B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7325.7959754757185 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002261B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41916.413959266065 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002262B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11595.880971384036 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002263B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4233.310728826107 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002264B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the South of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500.0073088279391 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002265B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the north of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 186297.15783018802 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002266B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the north of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 71345.22041799268 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002267B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the north of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 26395.10438544588 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002268B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the north of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 13973.402334929064 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002269B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in the North of Burkina Faso also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners where possible, and applies an inclusive approach that considers the specific needs of girls and children with disabilities, working to ensure they are not left behind in education or disaster risk reduction efforts. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11066.675428200182 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002270B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the north of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DRR is marked as 1 because the programme integrates risk reduction measures to strengthen the resilience of education systems and communities, but it is not the primary objective. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10290.624919833956 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002271B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the north of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9430.582528196928 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002272B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in the north of Burkina Faso. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8809.976169625783 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002273B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in the North of Burkina Faso also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners where possible, and applies an inclusive approach that considers the specific needs of girls and children with disabilities, working to ensure they are not left behind in education or disaster risk reduction efforts. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4454.740571517318 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002274B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in the South of Burkina Faso also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners where possible, and applies an inclusive approach that considers the specific needs of girls and children with disabilities, working to ensure they are not left behind in education or disaster risk reduction efforts. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16115.33025946347 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002275B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Improved capacity of vulnerable households to positively respond to climate shocks (floods) This project contributes to SDG 11 by strengthening communities' resilience to flooding through risk preparedness and mitigation actions. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16593.952666666664 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002276B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Cameroon. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 251878.36373193143 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002277B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid School kits are distributed to flood-affected children; TLSs are established in flood-affected communities As a part of a project supporting Education access for Children affected by flooding, activities in this outcome ensured that Children's access to education was maintained during the rainy season. To that effect, Psychosocial and psych-educational support sessions were organised and improved children's emotional well-being. In this same objective, 1472 children received a school kit, to motivate then to stay/go back to school. 3 Temporary Learning Spaces were constructed, creating the necessary spaces for classes to take place when school classes were flooded. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60416.291666666664 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002278B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Cameroon. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 36723.114756927294 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002279B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Teachers are trained in relevant topics such as flood preparedness and response, WASH, and safe behaviours; School alert and risk management committees are established or revitalised; Hazard maps, contingency, mitigation, and evacuation plans are developed in each target school. This project assissted targeted schools to develop effective DRR Risk Assessments and planning processes and gender-responsive contingency plans in place, with a mapping of seasonal risks such as floods. Teachers were trained on flood prepardness and safe behaviours. Authorities were actively involved in this process. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 31528.352666666666 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002280B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Cameroon. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 29104.14076605209 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002281B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Cameroon. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25355.523722826158 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002282B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Cameroon. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DRR is marked as 1 because the programme integrates risk reduction measures to strengthen the resilience of education systems and communities, but it is not the primary objective. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18737.62385520191 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002283B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Cameroon. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10835.318651983725 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002284B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in Cameroon also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7573.70736307035 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002285B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in Cameroon also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4953.7327591644835 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002286B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Cameroon. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3530.8262461180234 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002287B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in CAR. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 164194.4172606056 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002288B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in CAR. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 71841.16878905965 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002289B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in CAR. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 56843.05269753447 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002290B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in CAR. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21831.396702320442 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002291B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in CAR. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18285.160636803997 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002292B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in CAR also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners where possible, and applies an inclusive approach that considers the specific needs of girls and children with disabilities, working to ensure they are not left behind in education or disaster risk reduction efforts. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9635.868935698907 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002293B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in CAR. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8424.711317062782 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002294B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in CAR. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is marked as 1 because while it is a significant and deliberate objective, it is mainstreamed within broader education interventions rather than being the primary focus. DRR is marked as 1 because the programme integrates risk reduction measures to strengthen the resilience of education systems and communities, but it is not the primary objective. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3487.517684550075 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002295B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in CAR also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners where possible, and applies an inclusive approach that considers the specific needs of girls and children with disabilities, working to ensure they are not left behind in education or disaster risk reduction efforts. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1500.611064301092 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002296B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid PII’s Global Citizenship Education (GCE) Programme advances engagement in global justice through youth-led advocacy, education, and international collaboration. It integrates formal, informal, and non-formal learning, empowering young people with leadership skills and activism opportunities. Social media outreach and digital tools amplify its impact, while teacher training enhances classroom engagement. Aligned with Irish Aid’s GCE Strategy, the programme fosters critical thinking, inclusivity, and global solidarity, ensuring sustained momentum in addressing pressing justice issues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 34357 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002297B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid PII’s Global Citizenship Education (GCE) Programme advances engagement in global justice through youth-led advocacy, education, and international collaboration. It integrates formal, informal, and non-formal learning, empowering young people with leadership skills and activism opportunities. Social media outreach and digital tools amplify its impact, while teacher training enhances classroom engagement. Aligned with Irish Aid’s GCE Strategy, the programme fosters critical thinking, inclusivity, and global solidarity, ensuring sustained momentum in addressing pressing justice issues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30229 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002298B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid PII’s Global Citizenship Education (GCE) Programme advances engagement in global justice through youth-led advocacy, education, and international collaboration. It integrates formal, informal, and non-formal learning, empowering young people with leadership skills and activism opportunities. Social media outreach and digital tools amplify its impact, while teacher training enhances classroom engagement. Aligned with Irish Aid’s GCE Strategy, the programme fosters critical thinking, inclusivity, and global solidarity, ensuring sustained momentum in addressing pressing justice issues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 29461 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002299B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid PII’s Global Citizenship Education (GCE) Programme advances engagement in global justice through youth-led advocacy, education, and international collaboration. It integrates formal, informal, and non-formal learning, empowering young people with leadership skills and activism opportunities. Social media outreach and digital tools amplify its impact, while teacher training enhances classroom engagement. Aligned with Irish Aid’s GCE Strategy, the programme fosters critical thinking, inclusivity, and global solidarity, ensuring sustained momentum in addressing pressing justice issues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11539 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002300B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid PII’s Global Citizenship Education (GCE) Programme advances engagement in global justice through youth-led advocacy, education, and international collaboration. It integrates formal, informal, and non-formal learning, empowering young people with leadership skills and activism opportunities. Social media outreach and digital tools amplify its impact, while teacher training enhances classroom engagement. Aligned with Irish Aid’s GCE Strategy, the programme fosters critical thinking, inclusivity, and global solidarity, ensuring sustained momentum in addressing pressing justice issues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10582 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002301B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid PII’s Global Citizenship Education (GCE) Programme advances engagement in global justice through youth-led advocacy, education, and international collaboration. It integrates formal, informal, and non-formal learning, empowering young people with leadership skills and activism opportunities. Social media outreach and digital tools amplify its impact, while teacher training enhances classroom engagement. Aligned with Irish Aid’s GCE Strategy, the programme fosters critical thinking, inclusivity, and global solidarity, ensuring sustained momentum in addressing pressing justice issues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10165 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002302B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid PII’s Global Citizenship Education (GCE) Programme advances engagement in global justice through youth-led advocacy, education, and international collaboration. It integrates formal, informal, and non-formal learning, empowering young people with leadership skills and activism opportunities. Social media outreach and digital tools amplify its impact, while teacher training enhances classroom engagement. Aligned with Irish Aid’s GCE Strategy, the programme fosters critical thinking, inclusivity, and global solidarity, ensuring sustained momentum in addressing pressing justice issues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7014 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002303B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid PII’s Global Citizenship Education (GCE) Programme advances engagement in global justice through youth-led advocacy, education, and international collaboration. It integrates formal, informal, and non-formal learning, empowering young people with leadership skills and activism opportunities. Social media outreach and digital tools amplify its impact, while teacher training enhances classroom engagement. Aligned with Irish Aid’s GCE Strategy, the programme fosters critical thinking, inclusivity, and global solidarity, ensuring sustained momentum in addressing pressing justice issues. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6713 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002304B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 90123 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002305B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 83776.82 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002306B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 57356.145000000004 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002307B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40637.45 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002308B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15414.070888499577 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002309B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12353.13888649523 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002310B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9512.553838193055 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002311B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2143.293179565904 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002312B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1649.5054836079498 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002313B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1408.631150599981 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002314B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30632.29792830499 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002315B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 26031.841921433257 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002316B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20411.723800440825 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002317B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18376.779395609825 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002318B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17037.242603648567 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002319B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16567.181277515097 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002320B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in Guinea also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners where possible, and applies an inclusive approach that considers the specific needs of girls and children with disabilities, working to ensure they are not left behind in education or disaster risk reduction efforts. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7554.109819993799 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002321B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6660.000575728567 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002322B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6471.89677036222 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002323B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25010.520569759792 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002324B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22077.013014843582 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002325B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12550.225628625409 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002326B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2547.7802267165916 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002327B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5446.614736594014 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002328B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49756.571088610304 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002329B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40451.16859370864 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002330B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9633.74701039921 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002331B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1212.5153715897668 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002332B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 753.3353715897669 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002333B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in Guinea also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners where possible, and applies an inclusive approach that considers the specific needs of girls and children with disabilities, working to ensure they are not left behind in education or disaster risk reduction efforts. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9288.6001800062 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002334B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45374.292111523726 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002335B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9980.059911232434 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002336B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8451.764632419518 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002337B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6313.185564219074 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002338B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 6153.589773580263 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002339B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2420.2979865433617 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002340B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60473.199351637835 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002341B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 26510.70030168868 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002342B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16793.52731949804 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002343B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14117.136089056203 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002344B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 11199.912441556668 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002345B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10003.75601176669 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002346B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9545.311022888465 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002347B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7787.359412499221 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002348B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in Guinea-Bissau also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners where possible, and applies an inclusive approach that considers the specific needs of girls and children with disabilities, working to ensure they are not left behind in education or disaster risk reduction efforts. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 4540.761442478534 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002349B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 27534.95313827481 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002350B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18434.10913323111 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002351B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10700.879139805253 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002352B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8813.49897187364 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002353B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14451.842872128243 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002354B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 29431.24033668885 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002355B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12634.333551595077 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002356B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9257.8300643636 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002357B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8478.040825993863 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002358B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Guinea Bissau. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5254.045777249176 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002359B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in Guinea-Bissau also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners where possible, and applies an inclusive approach that considers the specific needs of girls and children with disabilities, working to ensure they are not left behind in education or disaster risk reduction efforts. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7391.348557521465 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002360B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3960.5322338421965 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002361B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2468.5731131770517 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002362B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 47227.17055916853 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002363B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in Mali also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners where possible, and applies an inclusive approach that considers the specific needs of girls and children with disabilities, working to ensure they are not left behind in education or disaster risk reduction efforts. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9892.411953478939 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002364B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DRR is marked as 2 because the primary objective of this component is DRR. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8374.695655905683 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002365B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DRR is marked as 2 because the primary objective of this component is DRR. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 7706.562927690219 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002366B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DRR is marked as 2 because the primary objective of this component is DRR. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 23405.624188737493 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002367B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18930.216561634345 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002368B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 9934.079159788853 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002369B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17743.129507670168 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002370B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 62799.55185526057 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002371B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DRR is marked as 2 because the primary objective of this component is DRR. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12937.580000000002 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002372B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DRR is marked as 2 because the primary objective of this component is DRR. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10065.938548645481 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002373B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 140468.9566010165 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002374B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities: The programme recognises that an inclusive education system cannot be achieved without removing the structural barriers faced by CwD, making their inclusion fundamental to the success and impact of the project, not secondary. Based on this intentionality, design, and the central role disability inclusion plays in achieving the programme’s results, a Marker 2 is justified DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40946.456040974015 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002375B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14228.808152840345 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002376B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Plan International Ireland SQRIBE programme is implemented in Mali. The intended outcome is that Vulnerable and Marginalised Children Realise their Rights to Access and Benefit from a Safe, Quality, Resilient and Inclusion-Based Education (SQRIBE). The objective of the grant is to meet urgent education and protection needs for children, with a specific focus on adolescent girls, out-of-school children, and children living with a disability. The programme applies a gender-transformative approach, promoting inclusive, safe, and gender-responsive learning environments that tackle harmful social norms and barriers to girls’ education. The programme also integrates comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) to equip adolescents with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and well-being. Key activities include financial and technical support to schools and vocational centres, community sensitisation and mobilisation in relation to child rights, particularly girls’ rights and the rights of children living with a disability, and capacity building for education stakeholders. While the programme’s overarching goal is to increase access to quality, inclusive education, gender equality is a principal objective. The intervention explicitly targets adolescent girls, the most excluded demographic from accessing education, and applies gender-transformative approaches to tackle the root causes of gender disparities in education. Activities go beyond access, focusing on shifting harmful norms, strengthening protection, and ensuring learning environments are safe, inclusive, and responsive to girls' needs. Without addressing these barriers, the education objective cannot be achieved, making gender equality central, not secondary, to the programme’s success. Inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities is also marked as 2 in the LTD projects because it is an equally significant objective, with targeted interventions and results demonstrating a strong commitment to ensuring the full participation and empowerment of children with disabilities within the education system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 2957.0899999999997 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002377B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The SQRIBE programme in Mali also integrates a climate-specific component, funded by Irish Aid, which promotes climate change adaptation and resilience within education systems, ensuring that schools are safe, resilient, and inclusive in the face of climate risks. The programme is delivered in partnership with local partners where possible, and applies an inclusive approach that considers the specific needs of girls and children with disabilities, working to ensure they are not left behind in education or disaster risk reduction efforts. A climate-specific objective under the SQRIBE programme was designed following the additional climate funding provided by Irish Aid. The project was assessed, and the climate component (a climate-specific objective in each project site) was found to have climate change adaptation as the principal objective, as the explicitly stated motivation for undertaking the objective, and as the fundamental driver. This component of the SQRIBE programme has climate change adaptation as the primary objective. Promoting the objective will therefore be stated in the Results Based Framework to be the principal reason for carrying out this component of the project. In other words, the climate-specific component of the SQRIBE project would not have been funded with the additional Irish Aid Climate Unit funding, but for that principal objective. However, the project also integrates a significant objective to promote the inclusion of CwD, justifying a mark of 1 for disability inclusion. Teachers are trained with CwD in mind, ensuring their specific learning needs are considered, and school-based activities are designed to be mindful of CwD and take their participation seriously. Infrastructure and preparedness activities are child-friendly and are implemented in a way that is accessible and inclusive, recognising that the resilience of education systems cannot be achieved if CwD are excluded from climate adaptation efforts. While inclusion of CwD is not the principal driver of this component, it is a significant, deliberate objective embedded within the intervention. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 5539.898046521062 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002378B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) to 815 earthquake-affected households to meet critical needs This project assisted 1197 Households impacted by an earthquake in Sagaing Township in Bangladesh. The Multi-purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA)modality was deemed the most suitable to address targeted communities basic humanitarian needs. The project prioritsed assistance to households based on criteria including HHs identified as highly vulnerable, those that had lost their physical homes due to the earthquake, HHs with children under the age of five, pregnant or lactating women, HHs with Persons with Disabilities (PwD), and those who experienced a complete loss of livelihoods due to the destruction of livelihood assets or business closures DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 102782 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002379B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Emergency Food Assistance for Conflict-Affected Families in Gaza This project aimed to support the vulnerable Households in Gaza giving access to food in a context of active and itensive conflict with an ongoing famine, as recognised by the United Nations in August 2025. Food parcels covering the needs of 5 people over 5 days, were distributed. Food was distributed by a partner once it reached Gaza, however given the context distibution monitoring was not possible and where the needs of vulnerable people, especially women, children and female headed households were prioritsed, we cannot fonfirm this.. For this reason, our notation on the Gender marker is 0. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 211321 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002380B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Improved Household Economic Security of IDPs and Host Community through Multipurpose Cash Assistance. This project assisted 421 Households impacted by the ongoing portracted conflict and severe humanitarian crisis in North Kordofan, Sudan.Through MPCA, the project successfully provided assistance to the most affected population. Targeted households were able to access essentials such as food, medicine and hygiene products thanks to MPCA. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 105660 Plan International Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002381B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in the Centre North region of Burkina Faso and will target 2,265 households, comprising both Internally Displaced households and vulnerable households in host communities. 22,650 beneficiaries will be supported. Farmers will be trained in climate smart crop production, agro-forestry and environmentally friendly market gardening. The focus will be on facilitating households to increase food production while restoring and protecting the natural environment and natural resources. Degraded land will be restored, natural regeneration methods applied, and trees planted. (The programme will support the planting of 10,000 trees). Communities will be trained in restoration of degraded land, in techniques for soil and water conservation and water committees will be established. The programme will also support engagement in small scale, integrated livestock farming such as rearing of goats, poultry and fish farming.Boreholes will be drilled and irrigation systems established for market gardening activities. Women will be organised into Market Garden Management Committees, trained in food production, nutrition, hygiene and sanitation and will raise awareness of these issues at community level.Training and support will be provided to IDPs for vegetable gardening and livestock farming for both food consumption and income generation. In addition, IDPs will be selected for vocational training in skills such as masonry, tiling, hairdressing and sewing and support provided for the start-up of businesses. The programme will contribute to the growth of green enterprise. Specifically, it will support the manufacture and use of energy efficient stoves and will promote the use of alternative sources of fuel such as woodlots and solar power. Activities to promote women's empowerment DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40444 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002382B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in the Centre North region of Burkina Faso and will target 2,265 households, comprising both Internally Displaced households and vulnerable households in host communities. 22,650 beneficiaries will be supported. Farmers will be trained in climate smart crop production, agro-forestry and environmentally friendly market gardening. The focus will be on facilitating households to increase food production while restoring and protecting the natural environment and natural resources. Degraded land will be restored, natural regeneration methods applied, and trees planted. (The programme will support the planting of 10,000 trees). Communities will be trained in restoration of degraded land, in techniques for soil and water conservation and water committees will be established. The programme will also support engagement in small scale, integrated livestock farming such as rearing of goats, poultry and fish farming.Boreholes will be drilled and irrigation systems established for market gardening activities. Women will be organised into Market Garden Management Committees, trained in food production, nutrition, hygiene and sanitation and will raise awareness of these issues at community level.Training and support will be provided to IDPs for vegetable gardening and livestock farming for both food consumption and income generation. In addition, IDPs will be selected for vocational training in skills such as masonry, tiling, hairdressing and sewing and support provided for the start-up of businesses. The programme will contribute to the growth of green enterprise. Specifically, it will support the manufacture and use of energy efficient stoves and will promote the use of alternative sources of fuel such as woodlots and solar power. Stakeholder and policy engagement relating to food systems, landscapes and sustainable businesss DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 37619 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002383B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in the Centre North region of Burkina Faso and will target 2,265 households, comprising both Internally Displaced households and vulnerable households in host communities. 22,650 beneficiaries will be supported. Farmers will be trained in climate smart crop production, agro-forestry and environmentally friendly market gardening. The focus will be on facilitating households to increase food production while restoring and protecting the natural environment and natural resources. Degraded land will be restored, natural regeneration methods applied, and trees planted. (The programme will support the planting of 10,000 trees). Communities will be trained in restoration of degraded land, in techniques for soil and water conservation and water committees will be established. The programme will also support engagement in small scale, integrated livestock farming such as rearing of goats, poultry and fish farming.Boreholes will be drilled and irrigation systems established for market gardening activities. Women will be organised into Market Garden Management Committees, trained in food production, nutrition, hygiene and sanitation and will raise awareness of these issues at community level.Training and support will be provided to IDPs for vegetable gardening and livestock farming for both food consumption and income generation. In addition, IDPs will be selected for vocational training in skills such as masonry, tiling, hairdressing and sewing and support provided for the start-up of businesses. The programme will contribute to the growth of green enterprise. Specifically, it will support the manufacture and use of energy efficient stoves and will promote the use of alternative sources of fuel such as woodlots and solar power. Capacity building of partners in support of sustainable development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 36734 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002384B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in the Centre North region of Burkina Faso and will target 2,265 households, comprising both Internally Displaced households and vulnerable households in host communities. 22,650 beneficiaries will be supported. Farmers will be trained in climate smart crop production, agro-forestry and environmentally friendly market gardening. The focus will be on facilitating households to increase food production while restoring and protecting the natural environment and natural resources. Degraded land will be restored, natural regeneration methods applied, and trees planted. (The programme will support the planting of 10,000 trees). Communities will be trained in restoration of degraded land, in techniques for soil and water conservation and water committees will be established. The programme will also support engagement in small scale, integrated livestock farming such as rearing of goats, poultry and fish farming.Boreholes will be drilled and irrigation systems established for market gardening activities. Women will be organised into Market Garden Management Committees, trained in food production, nutrition, hygiene and sanitation and will raise awareness of these issues at community level.Training and support will be provided to IDPs for vegetable gardening and livestock farming for both food consumption and income generation. In addition, IDPs will be selected for vocational training in skills such as masonry, tiling, hairdressing and sewing and support provided for the start-up of businesses. The programme will contribute to the growth of green enterprise. Specifically, it will support the manufacture and use of energy efficient stoves and will promote the use of alternative sources of fuel such as woodlots and solar power. Activities to promote women's empowerment DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 42568 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002385B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in the Centre North region of Burkina Faso and will target 2,265 households, comprising both Internally Displaced households and vulnerable households in host communities. 22,650 beneficiaries will be supported. Farmers will be trained in climate smart crop production, agro-forestry and environmentally friendly market gardening. The focus will be on facilitating households to increase food production while restoring and protecting the natural environment and natural resources. Degraded land will be restored, natural regeneration methods applied, and trees planted. (The programme will support the planting of 10,000 trees). Communities will be trained in restoration of degraded land, in techniques for soil and water conservation and water committees will be established. The programme will also support engagement in small scale, integrated livestock farming such as rearing of goats, poultry and fish farming.Boreholes will be drilled and irrigation systems established for market gardening activities. Women will be organised into Market Garden Management Committees, trained in food production, nutrition, hygiene and sanitation and will raise awareness of these issues at community level.Training and support will be provided to IDPs for vegetable gardening and livestock farming for both food consumption and income generation. In addition, IDPs will be selected for vocational training in skills such as masonry, tiling, hairdressing and sewing and support provided for the start-up of businesses. The programme will contribute to the growth of green enterprise. Specifically, it will support the manufacture and use of energy efficient stoves and will promote the use of alternative sources of fuel such as woodlots and solar power. A project in Burkina Faso which supports vulnerable households to adopt good practices in nutrition and sustainable agro-pastoral production, intensifying and diversifying production, in response to the adverse affects of climate change. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 193286 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002386B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in the Centre North region of Burkina Faso and will target 2,265 households, comprising both Internally Displaced households and vulnerable households in host communities. 22,650 beneficiaries will be supported. Farmers will be trained in climate smart crop production, agro-forestry and environmentally friendly market gardening. The focus will be on facilitating households to increase food production while restoring and protecting the natural environment and natural resources. Degraded land will be restored, natural regeneration methods applied, and trees planted. (The programme will support the planting of 10,000 trees). Communities will be trained in restoration of degraded land, in techniques for soil and water conservation and water committees will be established. The programme will also support engagement in small scale, integrated livestock farming such as rearing of goats, poultry and fish farming.Boreholes will be drilled and irrigation systems established for market gardening activities. Women will be organised into Market Garden Management Committees, trained in food production, nutrition, hygiene and sanitation and will raise awareness of these issues at community level.Training and support will be provided to IDPs for vegetable gardening and livestock farming for both food consumption and income generation. In addition, IDPs will be selected for vocational training in skills such as masonry, tiling, hairdressing and sewing and support provided for the start-up of businesses. The programme will contribute to the growth of green enterprise. Specifically, it will support the manufacture and use of energy efficient stoves and will promote the use of alternative sources of fuel such as woodlots and solar power. A project in Burkina Faso which supports training of vulnerable households to adopt good practices in nutrition and hygiene. Marked 2 for Adaptatation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 74859 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002387B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in the Centre North region of Burkina Faso and will target 2,265 households, comprising both Internally Displaced households and vulnerable households in host communities. 22,650 beneficiaries will be supported. Farmers will be trained in climate smart crop production, agro-forestry and environmentally friendly market gardening. The focus will be on facilitating households to increase food production while restoring and protecting the natural environment and natural resources. Degraded land will be restored, natural regeneration methods applied, and trees planted. (The programme will support the planting of 10,000 trees). Communities will be trained in restoration of degraded land, in techniques for soil and water conservation and water committees will be established. The programme will also support engagement in small scale, integrated livestock farming such as rearing of goats, poultry and fish farming.Boreholes will be drilled and irrigation systems established for market gardening activities. Women will be organised into Market Garden Management Committees, trained in food production, nutrition, hygiene and sanitation and will raise awareness of these issues at community level.Training and support will be provided to IDPs for vegetable gardening and livestock farming for both food consumption and income generation. In addition, IDPs will be selected for vocational training in skills such as masonry, tiling, hairdressing and sewing and support provided for the start-up of businesses. The programme will contribute to the growth of green enterprise. Specifically, it will support the manufacture and use of energy efficient stoves and will promote the use of alternative sources of fuel such as woodlots and solar power. A project in Burkina Faso with activities that focus on building community capacity to absorb shocks/stresses, contributing to adaptive capacity. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70102 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002388B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32290.999999999996 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002389B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32030 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002390B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32030 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002391B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32030 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002392B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 32030 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002393B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 31372 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002394B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 28311 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002395B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25105 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002396B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17846 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002397B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid development Education programme DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 12563 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002398B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 207730 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002399B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP progamme in Ethiopia has two components. One component will be implemented in the Amhara and SNNPR regions. It focuses on food systems more broadly with the aim of diversifying food production and increasing the supply of nutrient dense foods. 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) will be supported. Communities will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and sustainable agriculture techniques. This will include afforestation and tree planting, such as the planting of fruit trees for diversified diet and income. Drought tolerant crop varieties will be used, and irrigation systems established. Training will also be delivered on dietary diversity/nutrition, post harvesting handling, food processing and hygiene. There will be a strong focus on increasing women’s role in decision making particularly in relation to food production. Multi-stakeholder platforms, comprised of government officials and other key stakeholders, will be established and will meet quarterly to discuss issues relating to food security. The programme will also support green technologies such as the use of energy efficient stoves, youth led enterprises for the manufacture of organic fertiliser production/vermi-composting and youth led fruit tree cultivation.The second component of the ICSP programme in Ethiopia focuses specifically on the dairy value chain and will be implemented in Oromia and Amhara regions. 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries) will be targeted. The programme will support use of Artificial insemination to enhance the genetics of local breeds and will train Artificial Insemination technicians. Vaccination and treatment will be provided to improve animal health. Nurseries will be established for the supply of seedlings for forage and fodder. Farmers will be trained in backyard forage production and management as well as in enhanced use of crop residues. The programme will support improved access to water supply for dairy cooperative centres and will build the capacity of cooperatives to collectively manage the collection of milk and to conduct milk hygiene testing. Cooperatives will also be trained in cooperative management, marketing, and business plan development and will be linked with local milk processing unions. - Activities to promote increased uptake of nutritious diets DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 31927 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002400B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP progamme in Ethiopia has two components. One component will be implemented in the Amhara and SNNPR regions. It focuses on food systems more broadly with the aim of diversifying food production and increasing the supply of nutrient dense foods. 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) will be supported. Communities will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and sustainable agriculture techniques. This will include afforestation and tree planting, such as the planting of fruit trees for diversified diet and income. Drought tolerant crop varieties will be used, and irrigation systems established. Training will also be delivered on dietary diversity/nutrition, post harvesting handling, food processing and hygiene. There will be a strong focus on increasing women’s role in decision making particularly in relation to food production. Multi-stakeholder platforms, comprised of government officials and other key stakeholders, will be established and will meet quarterly to discuss issues relating to food security. The programme will also support green technologies such as the use of energy efficient stoves, youth led enterprises for the manufacture of organic fertiliser production/vermi-composting and youth led fruit tree cultivation.The second component of the ICSP programme in Ethiopia focuses specifically on the dairy value chain and will be implemented in Oromia and Amhara regions. 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries) will be targeted. The programme will support use of Artificial insemination to enhance the genetics of local breeds and will train Artificial Insemination technicians. Vaccination and treatment will be provided to improve animal health. Nurseries will be established for the supply of seedlings for forage and fodder. Farmers will be trained in backyard forage production and management as well as in enhanced use of crop residues. The programme will support improved access to water supply for dairy cooperative centres and will build the capacity of cooperatives to collectively manage the collection of milk and to conduct milk hygiene testing. Cooperatives will also be trained in cooperative management, marketing, and business plan development and will be linked with local milk processing unions. - Activities to promote women's empowerment DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 43565 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002401B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP progamme in Ethiopia has two components. One component will be implemented in the Amhara and SNNPR regions. It focuses on food systems more broadly with the aim of diversifying food production and increasing the supply of nutrient dense foods. 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) will be supported. Communities will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and sustainable agriculture techniques. This will include afforestation and tree planting, such as the planting of fruit trees for diversified diet and income. Drought tolerant crop varieties will be used, and irrigation systems established. Training will also be delivered on dietary diversity/nutrition, post harvesting handling, food processing and hygiene. There will be a strong focus on increasing women’s role in decision making particularly in relation to food production. Multi-stakeholder platforms, comprised of government officials and other key stakeholders, will be established and will meet quarterly to discuss issues relating to food security. The programme will also support green technologies such as the use of energy efficient stoves, youth led enterprises for the manufacture of organic fertiliser production/vermi-composting and youth led fruit tree cultivation.The second component of the ICSP programme in Ethiopia focuses specifically on the dairy value chain and will be implemented in Oromia and Amhara regions. 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries) will be targeted. The programme will support use of Artificial insemination to enhance the genetics of local breeds and will train Artificial Insemination technicians. Vaccination and treatment will be provided to improve animal health. Nurseries will be established for the supply of seedlings for forage and fodder. Farmers will be trained in backyard forage production and management as well as in enhanced use of crop residues. The programme will support improved access to water supply for dairy cooperative centres and will build the capacity of cooperatives to collectively manage the collection of milk and to conduct milk hygiene testing. Cooperatives will also be trained in cooperative management, marketing, and business plan development and will be linked with local milk processing unions. - A project in Ethiopia which will focus om building community capacity to absorb shocks/stresses, contributing to adaptive capacity. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75356 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002402B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP progamme in Ethiopia has two components. One component will be implemented in the Amhara and SNNPR regions. It focuses on food systems more broadly with the aim of diversifying food production and increasing the supply of nutrient dense foods. 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) will be supported. Communities will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and sustainable agriculture techniques. This will include afforestation and tree planting, such as the planting of fruit trees for diversified diet and income. Drought tolerant crop varieties will be used, and irrigation systems established. Training will also be delivered on dietary diversity/nutrition, post harvesting handling, food processing and hygiene. There will be a strong focus on increasing women’s role in decision making particularly in relation to food production. Multi-stakeholder platforms, comprised of government officials and other key stakeholders, will be established and will meet quarterly to discuss issues relating to food security. The programme will also support green technologies such as the use of energy efficient stoves, youth led enterprises for the manufacture of organic fertiliser production/vermi-composting and youth led fruit tree cultivation.The second component of the ICSP programme in Ethiopia focuses specifically on the dairy value chain and will be implemented in Oromia and Amhara regions. 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries) will be targeted. The programme will support use of Artificial insemination to enhance the genetics of local breeds and will train Artificial Insemination technicians. Vaccination and treatment will be provided to improve animal health. Nurseries will be established for the supply of seedlings for forage and fodder. Farmers will be trained in backyard forage production and management as well as in enhanced use of crop residues. The programme will support improved access to water supply for dairy cooperative centres and will build the capacity of cooperatives to collectively manage the collection of milk and to conduct milk hygiene testing. Cooperatives will also be trained in cooperative management, marketing, and business plan development and will be linked with local milk processing unions. - A project in Ethiopia supporting small scale food production and climate smart agriculture practices to ensure access to safe and nutritious foods year round. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 235757 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002403B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP progamme in Ethiopia has two components. One component will be implemented in the Amhara and SNNPR regions. It focuses on food systems more broadly with the aim of diversifying food production and increasing the supply of nutrient dense foods. 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) will be supported. Communities will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and sustainable agriculture techniques. This will include afforestation and tree planting, such as the planting of fruit trees for diversified diet and income. Drought tolerant crop varieties will be used, and irrigation systems established. Training will also be delivered on dietary diversity/nutrition, post harvesting handling, food processing and hygiene. There will be a strong focus on increasing women’s role in decision making particularly in relation to food production. Multi-stakeholder platforms, comprised of government officials and other key stakeholders, will be established and will meet quarterly to discuss issues relating to food security. The programme will also support green technologies such as the use of energy efficient stoves, youth led enterprises for the manufacture of organic fertiliser production/vermi-composting and youth led fruit tree cultivation.The second component of the ICSP programme in Ethiopia focuses specifically on the dairy value chain and will be implemented in Oromia and Amhara regions. 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries) will be targeted. The programme will support use of Artificial insemination to enhance the genetics of local breeds and will train Artificial Insemination technicians. Vaccination and treatment will be provided to improve animal health. Nurseries will be established for the supply of seedlings for forage and fodder. Farmers will be trained in backyard forage production and management as well as in enhanced use of crop residues. The programme will support improved access to water supply for dairy cooperative centres and will build the capacity of cooperatives to collectively manage the collection of milk and to conduct milk hygiene testing. Cooperatives will also be trained in cooperative management, marketing, and business plan development and will be linked with local milk processing unions. - Activities to promote access to nutritious foods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 92271 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002404B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP progamme in Ethiopia has two components. One component will be implemented in the Amhara and SNNPR regions. It focuses on food systems more broadly with the aim of diversifying food production and increasing the supply of nutrient dense foods. 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) will be supported. Communities will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and sustainable agriculture techniques. This will include afforestation and tree planting, such as the planting of fruit trees for diversified diet and income. Drought tolerant crop varieties will be used, and irrigation systems established. Training will also be delivered on dietary diversity/nutrition, post harvesting handling, food processing and hygiene. There will be a strong focus on increasing women’s role in decision making particularly in relation to food production. Multi-stakeholder platforms, comprised of government officials and other key stakeholders, will be established and will meet quarterly to discuss issues relating to food security. The programme will also support green technologies such as the use of energy efficient stoves, youth led enterprises for the manufacture of organic fertiliser production/vermi-composting and youth led fruit tree cultivation.The second component of the ICSP programme in Ethiopia focuses specifically on the dairy value chain and will be implemented in Oromia and Amhara regions. 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries) will be targeted. The programme will support use of Artificial insemination to enhance the genetics of local breeds and will train Artificial Insemination technicians. Vaccination and treatment will be provided to improve animal health. Nurseries will be established for the supply of seedlings for forage and fodder. Farmers will be trained in backyard forage production and management as well as in enhanced use of crop residues. The programme will support improved access to water supply for dairy cooperative centres and will build the capacity of cooperatives to collectively manage the collection of milk and to conduct milk hygiene testing. Cooperatives will also be trained in cooperative management, marketing, and business plan development and will be linked with local milk processing unions. - Activities to promote increased uptake of nutritious diets DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 44543 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002405B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP progamme in Ethiopia has two components. One component will be implemented in the Amhara and SNNPR regions. It focuses on food systems more broadly with the aim of diversifying food production and increasing the supply of nutrient dense foods. 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) will be supported. Communities will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and sustainable agriculture techniques. This will include afforestation and tree planting, such as the planting of fruit trees for diversified diet and income. Drought tolerant crop varieties will be used, and irrigation systems established. Training will also be delivered on dietary diversity/nutrition, post harvesting handling, food processing and hygiene. There will be a strong focus on increasing women’s role in decision making particularly in relation to food production. Multi-stakeholder platforms, comprised of government officials and other key stakeholders, will be established and will meet quarterly to discuss issues relating to food security. The programme will also support green technologies such as the use of energy efficient stoves, youth led enterprises for the manufacture of organic fertiliser production/vermi-composting and youth led fruit tree cultivation.The second component of the ICSP programme in Ethiopia focuses specifically on the dairy value chain and will be implemented in Oromia and Amhara regions. 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries) will be targeted. The programme will support use of Artificial insemination to enhance the genetics of local breeds and will train Artificial Insemination technicians. Vaccination and treatment will be provided to improve animal health. Nurseries will be established for the supply of seedlings for forage and fodder. Farmers will be trained in backyard forage production and management as well as in enhanced use of crop residues. The programme will support improved access to water supply for dairy cooperative centres and will build the capacity of cooperatives to collectively manage the collection of milk and to conduct milk hygiene testing. Cooperatives will also be trained in cooperative management, marketing, and business plan development and will be linked with local milk processing unions. - A project in Ethiopia supporting small scale food production and climate smart agriculture practices to ensure access to safe and nutritious foods year round. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 112557 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002406B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP progamme in Ethiopia has two components. One component will be implemented in the Amhara and SNNPR regions. It focuses on food systems more broadly with the aim of diversifying food production and increasing the supply of nutrient dense foods. 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) will be supported. Communities will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and sustainable agriculture techniques. This will include afforestation and tree planting, such as the planting of fruit trees for diversified diet and income. Drought tolerant crop varieties will be used, and irrigation systems established. Training will also be delivered on dietary diversity/nutrition, post harvesting handling, food processing and hygiene. There will be a strong focus on increasing women’s role in decision making particularly in relation to food production. Multi-stakeholder platforms, comprised of government officials and other key stakeholders, will be established and will meet quarterly to discuss issues relating to food security. The programme will also support green technologies such as the use of energy efficient stoves, youth led enterprises for the manufacture of organic fertiliser production/vermi-composting and youth led fruit tree cultivation.The second component of the ICSP programme in Ethiopia focuses specifically on the dairy value chain and will be implemented in Oromia and Amhara regions. 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries) will be targeted. The programme will support use of Artificial insemination to enhance the genetics of local breeds and will train Artificial Insemination technicians. Vaccination and treatment will be provided to improve animal health. Nurseries will be established for the supply of seedlings for forage and fodder. Farmers will be trained in backyard forage production and management as well as in enhanced use of crop residues. The programme will support improved access to water supply for dairy cooperative centres and will build the capacity of cooperatives to collectively manage the collection of milk and to conduct milk hygiene testing. Cooperatives will also be trained in cooperative management, marketing, and business plan development and will be linked with local milk processing unions. - A project in Ethiopia supporting a revolving loan fund in savings and credit co-operatives for selected climate smart income generating activities (shoats) commodity to promote green economic growth. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 43011 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002407B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP progamme in Ethiopia has two components. One component will be implemented in the Amhara and SNNPR regions. It focuses on food systems more broadly with the aim of diversifying food production and increasing the supply of nutrient dense foods. 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) will be supported. Communities will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and sustainable agriculture techniques. This will include afforestation and tree planting, such as the planting of fruit trees for diversified diet and income. Drought tolerant crop varieties will be used, and irrigation systems established. Training will also be delivered on dietary diversity/nutrition, post harvesting handling, food processing and hygiene. There will be a strong focus on increasing women’s role in decision making particularly in relation to food production. Multi-stakeholder platforms, comprised of government officials and other key stakeholders, will be established and will meet quarterly to discuss issues relating to food security. The programme will also support green technologies such as the use of energy efficient stoves, youth led enterprises for the manufacture of organic fertiliser production/vermi-composting and youth led fruit tree cultivation.The second component of the ICSP programme in Ethiopia focuses specifically on the dairy value chain and will be implemented in Oromia and Amhara regions. 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries) will be targeted. The programme will support use of Artificial insemination to enhance the genetics of local breeds and will train Artificial Insemination technicians. Vaccination and treatment will be provided to improve animal health. Nurseries will be established for the supply of seedlings for forage and fodder. Farmers will be trained in backyard forage production and management as well as in enhanced use of crop residues. The programme will support improved access to water supply for dairy cooperative centres and will build the capacity of cooperatives to collectively manage the collection of milk and to conduct milk hygiene testing. Cooperatives will also be trained in cooperative management, marketing, and business plan development and will be linked with local milk processing unions. - A project in Ethiopia that supports resilience building activites and job creation for youth through fruit tree production as a business. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 26404 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002408B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP progamme in Ethiopia has two components. One component will be implemented in the Amhara and SNNPR regions. It focuses on food systems more broadly with the aim of diversifying food production and increasing the supply of nutrient dense foods. 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) will be supported. Communities will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and sustainable agriculture techniques. This will include afforestation and tree planting, such as the planting of fruit trees for diversified diet and income. Drought tolerant crop varieties will be used, and irrigation systems established. Training will also be delivered on dietary diversity/nutrition, post harvesting handling, food processing and hygiene. There will be a strong focus on increasing women’s role in decision making particularly in relation to food production. Multi-stakeholder platforms, comprised of government officials and other key stakeholders, will be established and will meet quarterly to discuss issues relating to food security. The programme will also support green technologies such as the use of energy efficient stoves, youth led enterprises for the manufacture of organic fertiliser production/vermi-composting and youth led fruit tree cultivation.The second component of the ICSP programme in Ethiopia focuses specifically on the dairy value chain and will be implemented in Oromia and Amhara regions. 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries) will be targeted. The programme will support use of Artificial insemination to enhance the genetics of local breeds and will train Artificial Insemination technicians. Vaccination and treatment will be provided to improve animal health. Nurseries will be established for the supply of seedlings for forage and fodder. Farmers will be trained in backyard forage production and management as well as in enhanced use of crop residues. The programme will support improved access to water supply for dairy cooperative centres and will build the capacity of cooperatives to collectively manage the collection of milk and to conduct milk hygiene testing. Cooperatives will also be trained in cooperative management, marketing, and business plan development and will be linked with local milk processing unions. - A project in Ethiopia which will focus om building community capacity to absorb shocks/stresses, contributing to adaptive capacity. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 26380 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002409B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP progamme in Ethiopia has two components. One component will be implemented in the Amhara and SNNPR regions. It focuses on food systems more broadly with the aim of diversifying food production and increasing the supply of nutrient dense foods. 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) will be supported. Communities will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and sustainable agriculture techniques. This will include afforestation and tree planting, such as the planting of fruit trees for diversified diet and income. Drought tolerant crop varieties will be used, and irrigation systems established. Training will also be delivered on dietary diversity/nutrition, post harvesting handling, food processing and hygiene. There will be a strong focus on increasing women’s role in decision making particularly in relation to food production. Multi-stakeholder platforms, comprised of government officials and other key stakeholders, will be established and will meet quarterly to discuss issues relating to food security. The programme will also support green technologies such as the use of energy efficient stoves, youth led enterprises for the manufacture of organic fertiliser production/vermi-composting and youth led fruit tree cultivation.The second component of the ICSP programme in Ethiopia focuses specifically on the dairy value chain and will be implemented in Oromia and Amhara regions. 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries) will be targeted. The programme will support use of Artificial insemination to enhance the genetics of local breeds and will train Artificial Insemination technicians. Vaccination and treatment will be provided to improve animal health. Nurseries will be established for the supply of seedlings for forage and fodder. Farmers will be trained in backyard forage production and management as well as in enhanced use of crop residues. The programme will support improved access to water supply for dairy cooperative centres and will build the capacity of cooperatives to collectively manage the collection of milk and to conduct milk hygiene testing. Cooperatives will also be trained in cooperative management, marketing, and business plan development and will be linked with local milk processing unions. - Activities to promote access to nutritious foods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 25409 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002410B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP progamme in Ethiopia has two components. One component will be implemented in the Amhara and SNNPR regions. It focuses on food systems more broadly with the aim of diversifying food production and increasing the supply of nutrient dense foods. 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) will be supported. Communities will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and sustainable agriculture techniques. This will include afforestation and tree planting, such as the planting of fruit trees for diversified diet and income. Drought tolerant crop varieties will be used, and irrigation systems established. Training will also be delivered on dietary diversity/nutrition, post harvesting handling, food processing and hygiene. There will be a strong focus on increasing women’s role in decision making particularly in relation to food production. Multi-stakeholder platforms, comprised of government officials and other key stakeholders, will be established and will meet quarterly to discuss issues relating to food security. The programme will also support green technologies such as the use of energy efficient stoves, youth led enterprises for the manufacture of organic fertiliser production/vermi-composting and youth led fruit tree cultivation.The second component of the ICSP programme in Ethiopia focuses specifically on the dairy value chain and will be implemented in Oromia and Amhara regions. 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries) will be targeted. The programme will support use of Artificial insemination to enhance the genetics of local breeds and will train Artificial Insemination technicians. Vaccination and treatment will be provided to improve animal health. Nurseries will be established for the supply of seedlings for forage and fodder. Farmers will be trained in backyard forage production and management as well as in enhanced use of crop residues. The programme will support improved access to water supply for dairy cooperative centres and will build the capacity of cooperatives to collectively manage the collection of milk and to conduct milk hygiene testing. Cooperatives will also be trained in cooperative management, marketing, and business plan development and will be linked with local milk processing unions. - Activities to promote women's empowerment DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 22699 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002411B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in 18 communities located on the banks of the River Gambia. The programme will support 12,000 households (120,000 beneficiaries). Activities will include the reforestation and restoration of degraded mangrove forests (486 hectares of mangrove forests will be restored), supporting communities to develop Natural Resource Management Plans and developing bye-laws for sustainable oyster production at local level. Awareness raising activities will be conducted to increase understanding of threats to mangrove forests and of practices that contribute to their preservation. The programme will work with women oyster collectors in the 18 communities: delivering training on sustainable oyster production, establishing oyster rack cultures and providing equipment for oyster collection. Sheds for oyster processing will be established, stoves provided for oyster processing and training delivered on improved oyster extraction, processing and packaging. The programme will also support the establishment of vegetable gardens in the 18 communities. Inputs and training will be provided on vegetable production and horticulture. Communities will be supported to plant fast growing trees as an alternative source of fuel and to reduce pressure on mangrove forests. The programme will train and support selected community members to set up enterprises for the collection and reprocessing/recycling of waste. Additional green enterprises supported will include use of energy efficient cookstoves and alternative sources of fuel (solar, woodlots). Activities to promote green economic growth through SMEs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 10367 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002412B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in 18 communities located on the banks of the River Gambia. The programme will support 12,000 households (120,000 beneficiaries). Activities will include the reforestation and restoration of degraded mangrove forests (486 hectares of mangrove forests will be restored), supporting communities to develop Natural Resource Management Plans and developing bye-laws for sustainable oyster production at local level. Awareness raising activities will be conducted to increase understanding of threats to mangrove forests and of practices that contribute to their preservation. The programme will work with women oyster collectors in the 18 communities: delivering training on sustainable oyster production, establishing oyster rack cultures and providing equipment for oyster collection. Sheds for oyster processing will be established, stoves provided for oyster processing and training delivered on improved oyster extraction, processing and packaging. The programme will also support the establishment of vegetable gardens in the 18 communities. Inputs and training will be provided on vegetable production and horticulture. Communities will be supported to plant fast growing trees as an alternative source of fuel and to reduce pressure on mangrove forests. The programme will train and support selected community members to set up enterprises for the collection and reprocessing/recycling of waste. Additional green enterprises supported will include use of energy efficient cookstoves and alternative sources of fuel (solar, woodlots). A project in the Gambia supporting takeholder and policy engagement on sustainable landscapes, livelihoods and climate action. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45712 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002413B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in 18 communities located on the banks of the River Gambia. The programme will support 12,000 households (120,000 beneficiaries). Activities will include the reforestation and restoration of degraded mangrove forests (486 hectares of mangrove forests will be restored), supporting communities to develop Natural Resource Management Plans and developing bye-laws for sustainable oyster production at local level. Awareness raising activities will be conducted to increase understanding of threats to mangrove forests and of practices that contribute to their preservation. The programme will work with women oyster collectors in the 18 communities: delivering training on sustainable oyster production, establishing oyster rack cultures and providing equipment for oyster collection. Sheds for oyster processing will be established, stoves provided for oyster processing and training delivered on improved oyster extraction, processing and packaging. The programme will also support the establishment of vegetable gardens in the 18 communities. Inputs and training will be provided on vegetable production and horticulture. Communities will be supported to plant fast growing trees as an alternative source of fuel and to reduce pressure on mangrove forests. The programme will train and support selected community members to set up enterprises for the collection and reprocessing/recycling of waste. Additional green enterprises supported will include use of energy efficient cookstoves and alternative sources of fuel (solar, woodlots). A project in the Gambia that supports restoring and protecting natural resources. Marked 2 for Biodiversity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 95399 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002414B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in 18 communities located on the banks of the River Gambia. The programme will support 12,000 households (120,000 beneficiaries). Activities will include the reforestation and restoration of degraded mangrove forests (486 hectares of mangrove forests will be restored), supporting communities to develop Natural Resource Management Plans and developing bye-laws for sustainable oyster production at local level. Awareness raising activities will be conducted to increase understanding of threats to mangrove forests and of practices that contribute to their preservation. The programme will work with women oyster collectors in the 18 communities: delivering training on sustainable oyster production, establishing oyster rack cultures and providing equipment for oyster collection. Sheds for oyster processing will be established, stoves provided for oyster processing and training delivered on improved oyster extraction, processing and packaging. The programme will also support the establishment of vegetable gardens in the 18 communities. Inputs and training will be provided on vegetable production and horticulture. Communities will be supported to plant fast growing trees as an alternative source of fuel and to reduce pressure on mangrove forests. The programme will train and support selected community members to set up enterprises for the collection and reprocessing/recycling of waste. Additional green enterprises supported will include use of energy efficient cookstoves and alternative sources of fuel (solar, woodlots). A project in the Gambia which supports activities to promote livelihoods that enhance climate action and adaptation. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 86305 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002415B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in 18 communities located on the banks of the River Gambia. The programme will support 12,000 households (120,000 beneficiaries). Activities will include the reforestation and restoration of degraded mangrove forests (486 hectares of mangrove forests will be restored), supporting communities to develop Natural Resource Management Plans and developing bye-laws for sustainable oyster production at local level. Awareness raising activities will be conducted to increase understanding of threats to mangrove forests and of practices that contribute to their preservation. The programme will work with women oyster collectors in the 18 communities: delivering training on sustainable oyster production, establishing oyster rack cultures and providing equipment for oyster collection. Sheds for oyster processing will be established, stoves provided for oyster processing and training delivered on improved oyster extraction, processing and packaging. The programme will also support the establishment of vegetable gardens in the 18 communities. Inputs and training will be provided on vegetable production and horticulture. Communities will be supported to plant fast growing trees as an alternative source of fuel and to reduce pressure on mangrove forests. The programme will train and support selected community members to set up enterprises for the collection and reprocessing/recycling of waste. Additional green enterprises supported will include use of energy efficient cookstoves and alternative sources of fuel (solar, woodlots). A project in the Gambia which supports the adoption of approaches for adaptation and mitigation. Marked 2 for Mitigation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 47979 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002416B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in 18 communities located on the banks of the River Gambia. The programme will support 12,000 households (120,000 beneficiaries). Activities will include the reforestation and restoration of degraded mangrove forests (486 hectares of mangrove forests will be restored), supporting communities to develop Natural Resource Management Plans and developing bye-laws for sustainable oyster production at local level. Awareness raising activities will be conducted to increase understanding of threats to mangrove forests and of practices that contribute to their preservation. The programme will work with women oyster collectors in the 18 communities: delivering training on sustainable oyster production, establishing oyster rack cultures and providing equipment for oyster collection. Sheds for oyster processing will be established, stoves provided for oyster processing and training delivered on improved oyster extraction, processing and packaging. The programme will also support the establishment of vegetable gardens in the 18 communities. Inputs and training will be provided on vegetable production and horticulture. Communities will be supported to plant fast growing trees as an alternative source of fuel and to reduce pressure on mangrove forests. The programme will train and support selected community members to set up enterprises for the collection and reprocessing/recycling of waste. Additional green enterprises supported will include use of energy efficient cookstoves and alternative sources of fuel (solar, woodlots). Activities to promote women's empowerment DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 37337 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002417B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in 18 communities located on the banks of the River Gambia. The programme will support 12,000 households (120,000 beneficiaries). Activities will include the reforestation and restoration of degraded mangrove forests (486 hectares of mangrove forests will be restored), supporting communities to develop Natural Resource Management Plans and developing bye-laws for sustainable oyster production at local level. Awareness raising activities will be conducted to increase understanding of threats to mangrove forests and of practices that contribute to their preservation. The programme will work with women oyster collectors in the 18 communities: delivering training on sustainable oyster production, establishing oyster rack cultures and providing equipment for oyster collection. Sheds for oyster processing will be established, stoves provided for oyster processing and training delivered on improved oyster extraction, processing and packaging. The programme will also support the establishment of vegetable gardens in the 18 communities. Inputs and training will be provided on vegetable production and horticulture. Communities will be supported to plant fast growing trees as an alternative source of fuel and to reduce pressure on mangrove forests. The programme will train and support selected community members to set up enterprises for the collection and reprocessing/recycling of waste. Additional green enterprises supported will include use of energy efficient cookstoves and alternative sources of fuel (solar, woodlots). A project in the Gambia building community adaptive capacity. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8015.000000000001 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002418B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in 18 communities located on the banks of the River Gambia. The programme will support 12,000 households (120,000 beneficiaries). Activities will include the reforestation and restoration of degraded mangrove forests (486 hectares of mangrove forests will be restored), supporting communities to develop Natural Resource Management Plans and developing bye-laws for sustainable oyster production at local level. Awareness raising activities will be conducted to increase understanding of threats to mangrove forests and of practices that contribute to their preservation. The programme will work with women oyster collectors in the 18 communities: delivering training on sustainable oyster production, establishing oyster rack cultures and providing equipment for oyster collection. Sheds for oyster processing will be established, stoves provided for oyster processing and training delivered on improved oyster extraction, processing and packaging. The programme will also support the establishment of vegetable gardens in the 18 communities. Inputs and training will be provided on vegetable production and horticulture. Communities will be supported to plant fast growing trees as an alternative source of fuel and to reduce pressure on mangrove forests. The programme will train and support selected community members to set up enterprises for the collection and reprocessing/recycling of waste. Additional green enterprises supported will include use of energy efficient cookstoves and alternative sources of fuel (solar, woodlots). Capacity building of partners in support of all programme objectives DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8016 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002419B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in four counties (Busia, Homabay, Kisumu and Migori) and will support 8,000 households and 48,000 beneficiaries. The aim of the programme is to establish an efficient and well-functioning seed system and markets for disease free and drought resistant cassava. Within each county the programme will work with one SME, 5 Seed Entrepreneurs, 2,000 farmers and 3 Processing Units. Each SME will work with 5 Seed Entrepreneurs who in turn will supply 2,000 farmers over the 5-year programme. Drought resistant cassava varieties will be propagated in a KALRO lab and planted in selected SME farms and KALRO stations. Indirectly, this project will support 12,000 farmers (3,000 by county) to access seeds and markets through strengthening the business capacity of the Seed Entrepreneurs and Processing Units to reach farmers, who are in the SHA cassava networks.The programme will build the capacity of seed entrepreneurs and deliver training for small holder farmers on good agricultural practices for improved cassava varieties, intercropping, pests and disease management. Cassava tubers produced by farmers will be supplied to the Processing Units (PUs), where they will be processed into Cassava chips. Equipment for cassava processing will be provided to the PUs and they will be trained in basic processing techniques, quality standards, business and financial management. Engagement workshops and Cassava Trade Fairs will also be organised to facilitate links between Processing Units, Seed Entrepreneurs and farmers and links created with financial service providers. A project in Kenya which supports activities to promote green economic growth through SMEs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 210561 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002420B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in four counties (Busia, Homabay, Kisumu and Migori) and will support 8,000 households and 48,000 beneficiaries. The aim of the programme is to establish an efficient and well-functioning seed system and markets for disease free and drought resistant cassava. Within each county the programme will work with one SME, 5 Seed Entrepreneurs, 2,000 farmers and 3 Processing Units. Each SME will work with 5 Seed Entrepreneurs who in turn will supply 2,000 farmers over the 5-year programme. Drought resistant cassava varieties will be propagated in a KALRO lab and planted in selected SME farms and KALRO stations. Indirectly, this project will support 12,000 farmers (3,000 by county) to access seeds and markets through strengthening the business capacity of the Seed Entrepreneurs and Processing Units to reach farmers, who are in the SHA cassava networks.The programme will build the capacity of seed entrepreneurs and deliver training for small holder farmers on good agricultural practices for improved cassava varieties, intercropping, pests and disease management. Cassava tubers produced by farmers will be supplied to the Processing Units (PUs), where they will be processed into Cassava chips. Equipment for cassava processing will be provided to the PUs and they will be trained in basic processing techniques, quality standards, business and financial management. Engagement workshops and Cassava Trade Fairs will also be organised to facilitate links between Processing Units, Seed Entrepreneurs and farmers and links created with financial service providers. The project in Kenya which supports stakeholder and policy engagement relating to food systems, landscapes and sustainable businesss. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 187764 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002421B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in four counties (Busia, Homabay, Kisumu and Migori) and will support 8,000 households and 48,000 beneficiaries. The aim of the programme is to establish an efficient and well-functioning seed system and markets for disease free and drought resistant cassava. Within each county the programme will work with one SME, 5 Seed Entrepreneurs, 2,000 farmers and 3 Processing Units. Each SME will work with 5 Seed Entrepreneurs who in turn will supply 2,000 farmers over the 5-year programme. Drought resistant cassava varieties will be propagated in a KALRO lab and planted in selected SME farms and KALRO stations. Indirectly, this project will support 12,000 farmers (3,000 by county) to access seeds and markets through strengthening the business capacity of the Seed Entrepreneurs and Processing Units to reach farmers, who are in the SHA cassava networks.The programme will build the capacity of seed entrepreneurs and deliver training for small holder farmers on good agricultural practices for improved cassava varieties, intercropping, pests and disease management. Cassava tubers produced by farmers will be supplied to the Processing Units (PUs), where they will be processed into Cassava chips. Equipment for cassava processing will be provided to the PUs and they will be trained in basic processing techniques, quality standards, business and financial management. Engagement workshops and Cassava Trade Fairs will also be organised to facilitate links between Processing Units, Seed Entrepreneurs and farmers and links created with financial service providers. A project in Kenya that aims to improve access to climate smart, drought resistant, environmentally-friendly nutritions food. Marked 2 for adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 288740 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002422B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in Dedza District in the Central Region of Malawi. The programme will work with 5 Cooperatives, 20 producer groups and will support 35,000 households (210,000 beneficiaries). There will be a particular focus on targeting women headed households and young people. The primary focus is on increasing food production and improving food and nutrition security. Demonstration plots will be established, lead farmers will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and CSA techniques will be cascaded to farmers at community level. A functional landscape approach will be applied, which supports livelihoods activities while still protecting the environment and natural resources. The programme will support communities to engage in agroforestry/conservation agriculture with trees and integrate agroforestry into agricultural activities. Rearing of small livestock will also be supported. Communities will be supported to develop forestry management plans and irrigation systems will be scaled up. Participatory watershed and forestry management structures will be put in place and the capacity of Village Natural Resource Committees will be strengthened.Use of efficient cookstoves and of alternatives to charcoal, such as solar power and woodlots, will be promoted.The programme also aims to increase access to credit and agricultural inputs, to link farmers to markets and to suppliers of post-harvest technologies. At policy level, SHA Malawi will work with the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water to ensure agricultural practices are more sustainable in the long-term and will lobby government for increased investment in CSA. A project in Malawi which aims to increase food and income security for those most vulnerable to climate change in the Dedza District, supporting stakeholder and policy engagement on sustainable landscapes, livelihoods and climate action. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 53987 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002423B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in Dedza District in the Central Region of Malawi. The programme will work with 5 Cooperatives, 20 producer groups and will support 35,000 households (210,000 beneficiaries). There will be a particular focus on targeting women headed households and young people. The primary focus is on increasing food production and improving food and nutrition security. Demonstration plots will be established, lead farmers will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and CSA techniques will be cascaded to farmers at community level. A functional landscape approach will be applied, which supports livelihoods activities while still protecting the environment and natural resources. The programme will support communities to engage in agroforestry/conservation agriculture with trees and integrate agroforestry into agricultural activities. Rearing of small livestock will also be supported. Communities will be supported to develop forestry management plans and irrigation systems will be scaled up. Participatory watershed and forestry management structures will be put in place and the capacity of Village Natural Resource Committees will be strengthened.Use of efficient cookstoves and of alternatives to charcoal, such as solar power and woodlots, will be promoted.The programme also aims to increase access to credit and agricultural inputs, to link farmers to markets and to suppliers of post-harvest technologies. At policy level, SHA Malawi will work with the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water to ensure agricultural practices are more sustainable in the long-term and will lobby government for increased investment in CSA. Stakeholder and policy engagement relating to food systems, landscapes and sustainable businesss DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 53281 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002424B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in Dedza District in the Central Region of Malawi. The programme will work with 5 Cooperatives, 20 producer groups and will support 35,000 households (210,000 beneficiaries). There will be a particular focus on targeting women headed households and young people. The primary focus is on increasing food production and improving food and nutrition security. Demonstration plots will be established, lead farmers will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and CSA techniques will be cascaded to farmers at community level. A functional landscape approach will be applied, which supports livelihoods activities while still protecting the environment and natural resources. The programme will support communities to engage in agroforestry/conservation agriculture with trees and integrate agroforestry into agricultural activities. Rearing of small livestock will also be supported. Communities will be supported to develop forestry management plans and irrigation systems will be scaled up. Participatory watershed and forestry management structures will be put in place and the capacity of Village Natural Resource Committees will be strengthened.Use of efficient cookstoves and of alternatives to charcoal, such as solar power and woodlots, will be promoted.The programme also aims to increase access to credit and agricultural inputs, to link farmers to markets and to suppliers of post-harvest technologies. At policy level, SHA Malawi will work with the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water to ensure agricultural practices are more sustainable in the long-term and will lobby government for increased investment in CSA. Activities to restore and protect natural resources. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 56063 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002425B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in Dedza District in the Central Region of Malawi. The programme will work with 5 Cooperatives, 20 producer groups and will support 35,000 households (210,000 beneficiaries). There will be a particular focus on targeting women headed households and young people. The primary focus is on increasing food production and improving food and nutrition security. Demonstration plots will be established, lead farmers will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and CSA techniques will be cascaded to farmers at community level. A functional landscape approach will be applied, which supports livelihoods activities while still protecting the environment and natural resources. The programme will support communities to engage in agroforestry/conservation agriculture with trees and integrate agroforestry into agricultural activities. Rearing of small livestock will also be supported. Communities will be supported to develop forestry management plans and irrigation systems will be scaled up. Participatory watershed and forestry management structures will be put in place and the capacity of Village Natural Resource Committees will be strengthened.Use of efficient cookstoves and of alternatives to charcoal, such as solar power and woodlots, will be promoted.The programme also aims to increase access to credit and agricultural inputs, to link farmers to markets and to suppliers of post-harvest technologies. At policy level, SHA Malawi will work with the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water to ensure agricultural practices are more sustainable in the long-term and will lobby government for increased investment in CSA. A project in Malawi which aims to increase food and income security for those most vulnerable to climate change in the Dedza District. Marked 2 for Mitigation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 67540 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002426B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in Dedza District in the Central Region of Malawi. The programme will work with 5 Cooperatives, 20 producer groups and will support 35,000 households (210,000 beneficiaries). There will be a particular focus on targeting women headed households and young people. The primary focus is on increasing food production and improving food and nutrition security. Demonstration plots will be established, lead farmers will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and CSA techniques will be cascaded to farmers at community level. A functional landscape approach will be applied, which supports livelihoods activities while still protecting the environment and natural resources. The programme will support communities to engage in agroforestry/conservation agriculture with trees and integrate agroforestry into agricultural activities. Rearing of small livestock will also be supported. Communities will be supported to develop forestry management plans and irrigation systems will be scaled up. Participatory watershed and forestry management structures will be put in place and the capacity of Village Natural Resource Committees will be strengthened.Use of efficient cookstoves and of alternatives to charcoal, such as solar power and woodlots, will be promoted.The programme also aims to increase access to credit and agricultural inputs, to link farmers to markets and to suppliers of post-harvest technologies. At policy level, SHA Malawi will work with the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water to ensure agricultural practices are more sustainable in the long-term and will lobby government for increased investment in CSA. Activities to promote women's empowerment DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 58749 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002427B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in Dedza District in the Central Region of Malawi. The programme will work with 5 Cooperatives, 20 producer groups and will support 35,000 households (210,000 beneficiaries). There will be a particular focus on targeting women headed households and young people. The primary focus is on increasing food production and improving food and nutrition security. Demonstration plots will be established, lead farmers will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and CSA techniques will be cascaded to farmers at community level. A functional landscape approach will be applied, which supports livelihoods activities while still protecting the environment and natural resources. The programme will support communities to engage in agroforestry/conservation agriculture with trees and integrate agroforestry into agricultural activities. Rearing of small livestock will also be supported. Communities will be supported to develop forestry management plans and irrigation systems will be scaled up. Participatory watershed and forestry management structures will be put in place and the capacity of Village Natural Resource Committees will be strengthened.Use of efficient cookstoves and of alternatives to charcoal, such as solar power and woodlots, will be promoted.The programme also aims to increase access to credit and agricultural inputs, to link farmers to markets and to suppliers of post-harvest technologies. At policy level, SHA Malawi will work with the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water to ensure agricultural practices are more sustainable in the long-term and will lobby government for increased investment in CSA. Capacity building of civil society on social accountability to support sustainable development. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 62247 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002428B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in Dedza District in the Central Region of Malawi. The programme will work with 5 Cooperatives, 20 producer groups and will support 35,000 households (210,000 beneficiaries). There will be a particular focus on targeting women headed households and young people. The primary focus is on increasing food production and improving food and nutrition security. Demonstration plots will be established, lead farmers will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and CSA techniques will be cascaded to farmers at community level. A functional landscape approach will be applied, which supports livelihoods activities while still protecting the environment and natural resources. The programme will support communities to engage in agroforestry/conservation agriculture with trees and integrate agroforestry into agricultural activities. Rearing of small livestock will also be supported. Communities will be supported to develop forestry management plans and irrigation systems will be scaled up. Participatory watershed and forestry management structures will be put in place and the capacity of Village Natural Resource Committees will be strengthened.Use of efficient cookstoves and of alternatives to charcoal, such as solar power and woodlots, will be promoted.The programme also aims to increase access to credit and agricultural inputs, to link farmers to markets and to suppliers of post-harvest technologies. At policy level, SHA Malawi will work with the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water to ensure agricultural practices are more sustainable in the long-term and will lobby government for increased investment in CSA. Capacity building of partners in support of all programme objectives DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 55638 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002429B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in Dedza District in the Central Region of Malawi. The programme will work with 5 Cooperatives, 20 producer groups and will support 35,000 households (210,000 beneficiaries). There will be a particular focus on targeting women headed households and young people. The primary focus is on increasing food production and improving food and nutrition security. Demonstration plots will be established, lead farmers will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and CSA techniques will be cascaded to farmers at community level. A functional landscape approach will be applied, which supports livelihoods activities while still protecting the environment and natural resources. The programme will support communities to engage in agroforestry/conservation agriculture with trees and integrate agroforestry into agricultural activities. Rearing of small livestock will also be supported. Communities will be supported to develop forestry management plans and irrigation systems will be scaled up. Participatory watershed and forestry management structures will be put in place and the capacity of Village Natural Resource Committees will be strengthened.Use of efficient cookstoves and of alternatives to charcoal, such as solar power and woodlots, will be promoted.The programme also aims to increase access to credit and agricultural inputs, to link farmers to markets and to suppliers of post-harvest technologies. At policy level, SHA Malawi will work with the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water to ensure agricultural practices are more sustainable in the long-term and will lobby government for increased investment in CSA. Activities to promote access to nutritious foods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 140522 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002430B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme will be implemented in Dedza District in the Central Region of Malawi. The programme will work with 5 Cooperatives, 20 producer groups and will support 35,000 households (210,000 beneficiaries). There will be a particular focus on targeting women headed households and young people. The primary focus is on increasing food production and improving food and nutrition security. Demonstration plots will be established, lead farmers will be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture and CSA techniques will be cascaded to farmers at community level. A functional landscape approach will be applied, which supports livelihoods activities while still protecting the environment and natural resources. The programme will support communities to engage in agroforestry/conservation agriculture with trees and integrate agroforestry into agricultural activities. Rearing of small livestock will also be supported. Communities will be supported to develop forestry management plans and irrigation systems will be scaled up. Participatory watershed and forestry management structures will be put in place and the capacity of Village Natural Resource Committees will be strengthened.Use of efficient cookstoves and of alternatives to charcoal, such as solar power and woodlots, will be promoted.The programme also aims to increase access to credit and agricultural inputs, to link farmers to markets and to suppliers of post-harvest technologies. At policy level, SHA Malawi will work with the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water to ensure agricultural practices are more sustainable in the long-term and will lobby government for increased investment in CSA. Activities to promote access to nutritious foods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 123124 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002431B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Uganda has two components. A Sustainable Landscapes component that will be implemented in the Kigezi sub-region and specifically in the catchment area surrounding Lake Bunyoni. That programme component will support 4,000 households (24,000 beneficiaries). Communities will be trained in agroforestry, tree planting and management. The programme will facilitate the planting of tress and continued management of forested areas (at least 500 hectares will be under tree coverage). Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and implemented. Communities will also be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture, diversified farming practices and the establishment of woodlots for fuel wood and other economic purposes. Awareness will be raised of harmful environmental practices. The programme will facilitate co-ordination between government agencies and hotel owners for the establishment of effective waste disposal methods. The capacity of Local Authorities will be built to enable them to influence policies relating to management and protection of the lake catchment area. Green enterprises supported will include eco-tourism, waste management and waste recycling.The second ICSP programme component in Uganda focuses on food systems and will be implemented in the West Nile and Teso sub-regions. It will target 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries). Training will be delivered on Climate Smart Agriculture and good Agronomic Practices, block farms will be established and maintained, and farmer groups will be formed. Subsidised agricultural inputs will be provided, seed fairs will be held, and regular field visits conducted by agricultural extension workers. Training will be delivered on value addition, food preservation and agro-processing for selected value chains. Women and youth will be specifically targeted for the establishment of home gardens and trained on safe food handling techniques and improved storage practices. Awareness will be raised in the wider community of good hygiene and sanitation practices. Waste management systems will be put in place to ensure safe disposal of human waste and recycling of agricultural waste for manure and animal fodder. Activities to promote green economic growth through SMEs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 44621 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002432B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Uganda has two components. A Sustainable Landscapes component that will be implemented in the Kigezi sub-region and specifically in the catchment area surrounding Lake Bunyoni. That programme component will support 4,000 households (24,000 beneficiaries). Communities will be trained in agroforestry, tree planting and management. The programme will facilitate the planting of tress and continued management of forested areas (at least 500 hectares will be under tree coverage). Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and implemented. Communities will also be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture, diversified farming practices and the establishment of woodlots for fuel wood and other economic purposes. Awareness will be raised of harmful environmental practices. The programme will facilitate co-ordination between government agencies and hotel owners for the establishment of effective waste disposal methods. The capacity of Local Authorities will be built to enable them to influence policies relating to management and protection of the lake catchment area. Green enterprises supported will include eco-tourism, waste management and waste recycling.The second ICSP programme component in Uganda focuses on food systems and will be implemented in the West Nile and Teso sub-regions. It will target 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries). Training will be delivered on Climate Smart Agriculture and good Agronomic Practices, block farms will be established and maintained, and farmer groups will be formed. Subsidised agricultural inputs will be provided, seed fairs will be held, and regular field visits conducted by agricultural extension workers. Training will be delivered on value addition, food preservation and agro-processing for selected value chains. Women and youth will be specifically targeted for the establishment of home gardens and trained on safe food handling techniques and improved storage practices. Awareness will be raised in the wider community of good hygiene and sanitation practices. Waste management systems will be put in place to ensure safe disposal of human waste and recycling of agricultural waste for manure and animal fodder. Activities to promote green economic growth through SMEs DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16372 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002433B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Uganda has two components. A Sustainable Landscapes component that will be implemented in the Kigezi sub-region and specifically in the catchment area surrounding Lake Bunyoni. That programme component will support 4,000 households (24,000 beneficiaries). Communities will be trained in agroforestry, tree planting and management. The programme will facilitate the planting of tress and continued management of forested areas (at least 500 hectares will be under tree coverage). Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and implemented. Communities will also be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture, diversified farming practices and the establishment of woodlots for fuel wood and other economic purposes. Awareness will be raised of harmful environmental practices. The programme will facilitate co-ordination between government agencies and hotel owners for the establishment of effective waste disposal methods. The capacity of Local Authorities will be built to enable them to influence policies relating to management and protection of the lake catchment area. Green enterprises supported will include eco-tourism, waste management and waste recycling.The second ICSP programme component in Uganda focuses on food systems and will be implemented in the West Nile and Teso sub-regions. It will target 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries). Training will be delivered on Climate Smart Agriculture and good Agronomic Practices, block farms will be established and maintained, and farmer groups will be formed. Subsidised agricultural inputs will be provided, seed fairs will be held, and regular field visits conducted by agricultural extension workers. Training will be delivered on value addition, food preservation and agro-processing for selected value chains. Women and youth will be specifically targeted for the establishment of home gardens and trained on safe food handling techniques and improved storage practices. Awareness will be raised in the wider community of good hygiene and sanitation practices. Waste management systems will be put in place to ensure safe disposal of human waste and recycling of agricultural waste for manure and animal fodder. Stakeholder and policy engagement on food systems including nutrition DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45026 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002434B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Uganda has two components. A Sustainable Landscapes component that will be implemented in the Kigezi sub-region and specifically in the catchment area surrounding Lake Bunyoni. That programme component will support 4,000 households (24,000 beneficiaries). Communities will be trained in agroforestry, tree planting and management. The programme will facilitate the planting of tress and continued management of forested areas (at least 500 hectares will be under tree coverage). Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and implemented. Communities will also be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture, diversified farming practices and the establishment of woodlots for fuel wood and other economic purposes. Awareness will be raised of harmful environmental practices. The programme will facilitate co-ordination between government agencies and hotel owners for the establishment of effective waste disposal methods. The capacity of Local Authorities will be built to enable them to influence policies relating to management and protection of the lake catchment area. Green enterprises supported will include eco-tourism, waste management and waste recycling.The second ICSP programme component in Uganda focuses on food systems and will be implemented in the West Nile and Teso sub-regions. It will target 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries). Training will be delivered on Climate Smart Agriculture and good Agronomic Practices, block farms will be established and maintained, and farmer groups will be formed. Subsidised agricultural inputs will be provided, seed fairs will be held, and regular field visits conducted by agricultural extension workers. Training will be delivered on value addition, food preservation and agro-processing for selected value chains. Women and youth will be specifically targeted for the establishment of home gardens and trained on safe food handling techniques and improved storage practices. Awareness will be raised in the wider community of good hygiene and sanitation practices. Waste management systems will be put in place to ensure safe disposal of human waste and recycling of agricultural waste for manure and animal fodder. A project in Uganda that supports stakeholder and policy engagement on sustainable landscapes, livelihoods and climate action. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 55640 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002435B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Uganda has two components. A Sustainable Landscapes component that will be implemented in the Kigezi sub-region and specifically in the catchment area surrounding Lake Bunyoni. That programme component will support 4,000 households (24,000 beneficiaries). Communities will be trained in agroforestry, tree planting and management. The programme will facilitate the planting of tress and continued management of forested areas (at least 500 hectares will be under tree coverage). Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and implemented. Communities will also be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture, diversified farming practices and the establishment of woodlots for fuel wood and other economic purposes. Awareness will be raised of harmful environmental practices. The programme will facilitate co-ordination between government agencies and hotel owners for the establishment of effective waste disposal methods. The capacity of Local Authorities will be built to enable them to influence policies relating to management and protection of the lake catchment area. Green enterprises supported will include eco-tourism, waste management and waste recycling.The second ICSP programme component in Uganda focuses on food systems and will be implemented in the West Nile and Teso sub-regions. It will target 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries). Training will be delivered on Climate Smart Agriculture and good Agronomic Practices, block farms will be established and maintained, and farmer groups will be formed. Subsidised agricultural inputs will be provided, seed fairs will be held, and regular field visits conducted by agricultural extension workers. Training will be delivered on value addition, food preservation and agro-processing for selected value chains. Women and youth will be specifically targeted for the establishment of home gardens and trained on safe food handling techniques and improved storage practices. Awareness will be raised in the wider community of good hygiene and sanitation practices. Waste management systems will be put in place to ensure safe disposal of human waste and recycling of agricultural waste for manure and animal fodder. Stakeholder and policy engagement relating to food systems, landscapes and sustainable businesss DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45554 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002436B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Uganda has two components. A Sustainable Landscapes component that will be implemented in the Kigezi sub-region and specifically in the catchment area surrounding Lake Bunyoni. That programme component will support 4,000 households (24,000 beneficiaries). Communities will be trained in agroforestry, tree planting and management. The programme will facilitate the planting of tress and continued management of forested areas (at least 500 hectares will be under tree coverage). Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and implemented. Communities will also be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture, diversified farming practices and the establishment of woodlots for fuel wood and other economic purposes. Awareness will be raised of harmful environmental practices. The programme will facilitate co-ordination between government agencies and hotel owners for the establishment of effective waste disposal methods. The capacity of Local Authorities will be built to enable them to influence policies relating to management and protection of the lake catchment area. Green enterprises supported will include eco-tourism, waste management and waste recycling.The second ICSP programme component in Uganda focuses on food systems and will be implemented in the West Nile and Teso sub-regions. It will target 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries). Training will be delivered on Climate Smart Agriculture and good Agronomic Practices, block farms will be established and maintained, and farmer groups will be formed. Subsidised agricultural inputs will be provided, seed fairs will be held, and regular field visits conducted by agricultural extension workers. Training will be delivered on value addition, food preservation and agro-processing for selected value chains. Women and youth will be specifically targeted for the establishment of home gardens and trained on safe food handling techniques and improved storage practices. Awareness will be raised in the wider community of good hygiene and sanitation practices. Waste management systems will be put in place to ensure safe disposal of human waste and recycling of agricultural waste for manure and animal fodder. A project in Uganda that promotes livelihoods that enhance climate action and adaptation. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 46678 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002437B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Uganda has two components. A Sustainable Landscapes component that will be implemented in the Kigezi sub-region and specifically in the catchment area surrounding Lake Bunyoni. That programme component will support 4,000 households (24,000 beneficiaries). Communities will be trained in agroforestry, tree planting and management. The programme will facilitate the planting of tress and continued management of forested areas (at least 500 hectares will be under tree coverage). Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and implemented. Communities will also be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture, diversified farming practices and the establishment of woodlots for fuel wood and other economic purposes. Awareness will be raised of harmful environmental practices. The programme will facilitate co-ordination between government agencies and hotel owners for the establishment of effective waste disposal methods. The capacity of Local Authorities will be built to enable them to influence policies relating to management and protection of the lake catchment area. Green enterprises supported will include eco-tourism, waste management and waste recycling.The second ICSP programme component in Uganda focuses on food systems and will be implemented in the West Nile and Teso sub-regions. It will target 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries). Training will be delivered on Climate Smart Agriculture and good Agronomic Practices, block farms will be established and maintained, and farmer groups will be formed. Subsidised agricultural inputs will be provided, seed fairs will be held, and regular field visits conducted by agricultural extension workers. Training will be delivered on value addition, food preservation and agro-processing for selected value chains. Women and youth will be specifically targeted for the establishment of home gardens and trained on safe food handling techniques and improved storage practices. Awareness will be raised in the wider community of good hygiene and sanitation practices. Waste management systems will be put in place to ensure safe disposal of human waste and recycling of agricultural waste for manure and animal fodder. A project in Uganda to promote adoption of approaches for adaptation and mitigation. Marked 2 for Mitigation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 92347 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002438B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Uganda has two components. A Sustainable Landscapes component that will be implemented in the Kigezi sub-region and specifically in the catchment area surrounding Lake Bunyoni. That programme component will support 4,000 households (24,000 beneficiaries). Communities will be trained in agroforestry, tree planting and management. The programme will facilitate the planting of tress and continued management of forested areas (at least 500 hectares will be under tree coverage). Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and implemented. Communities will also be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture, diversified farming practices and the establishment of woodlots for fuel wood and other economic purposes. Awareness will be raised of harmful environmental practices. The programme will facilitate co-ordination between government agencies and hotel owners for the establishment of effective waste disposal methods. The capacity of Local Authorities will be built to enable them to influence policies relating to management and protection of the lake catchment area. Green enterprises supported will include eco-tourism, waste management and waste recycling.The second ICSP programme component in Uganda focuses on food systems and will be implemented in the West Nile and Teso sub-regions. It will target 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries). Training will be delivered on Climate Smart Agriculture and good Agronomic Practices, block farms will be established and maintained, and farmer groups will be formed. Subsidised agricultural inputs will be provided, seed fairs will be held, and regular field visits conducted by agricultural extension workers. Training will be delivered on value addition, food preservation and agro-processing for selected value chains. Women and youth will be specifically targeted for the establishment of home gardens and trained on safe food handling techniques and improved storage practices. Awareness will be raised in the wider community of good hygiene and sanitation practices. Waste management systems will be put in place to ensure safe disposal of human waste and recycling of agricultural waste for manure and animal fodder. A project in Uganda building community capacity to absorb shocks/stresses, contributing to adaptive capacity. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60812 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002439B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Uganda has two components. A Sustainable Landscapes component that will be implemented in the Kigezi sub-region and specifically in the catchment area surrounding Lake Bunyoni. That programme component will support 4,000 households (24,000 beneficiaries). Communities will be trained in agroforestry, tree planting and management. The programme will facilitate the planting of tress and continued management of forested areas (at least 500 hectares will be under tree coverage). Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and implemented. Communities will also be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture, diversified farming practices and the establishment of woodlots for fuel wood and other economic purposes. Awareness will be raised of harmful environmental practices. The programme will facilitate co-ordination between government agencies and hotel owners for the establishment of effective waste disposal methods. The capacity of Local Authorities will be built to enable them to influence policies relating to management and protection of the lake catchment area. Green enterprises supported will include eco-tourism, waste management and waste recycling.The second ICSP programme component in Uganda focuses on food systems and will be implemented in the West Nile and Teso sub-regions. It will target 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries). Training will be delivered on Climate Smart Agriculture and good Agronomic Practices, block farms will be established and maintained, and farmer groups will be formed. Subsidised agricultural inputs will be provided, seed fairs will be held, and regular field visits conducted by agricultural extension workers. Training will be delivered on value addition, food preservation and agro-processing for selected value chains. Women and youth will be specifically targeted for the establishment of home gardens and trained on safe food handling techniques and improved storage practices. Awareness will be raised in the wider community of good hygiene and sanitation practices. Waste management systems will be put in place to ensure safe disposal of human waste and recycling of agricultural waste for manure and animal fodder. Capacity building of partners in support of all programme objectives DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 64864.00000000001 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002440B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Uganda has two components. A Sustainable Landscapes component that will be implemented in the Kigezi sub-region and specifically in the catchment area surrounding Lake Bunyoni. That programme component will support 4,000 households (24,000 beneficiaries). Communities will be trained in agroforestry, tree planting and management. The programme will facilitate the planting of tress and continued management of forested areas (at least 500 hectares will be under tree coverage). Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and implemented. Communities will also be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture, diversified farming practices and the establishment of woodlots for fuel wood and other economic purposes. Awareness will be raised of harmful environmental practices. The programme will facilitate co-ordination between government agencies and hotel owners for the establishment of effective waste disposal methods. The capacity of Local Authorities will be built to enable them to influence policies relating to management and protection of the lake catchment area. Green enterprises supported will include eco-tourism, waste management and waste recycling.The second ICSP programme component in Uganda focuses on food systems and will be implemented in the West Nile and Teso sub-regions. It will target 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries). Training will be delivered on Climate Smart Agriculture and good Agronomic Practices, block farms will be established and maintained, and farmer groups will be formed. Subsidised agricultural inputs will be provided, seed fairs will be held, and regular field visits conducted by agricultural extension workers. Training will be delivered on value addition, food preservation and agro-processing for selected value chains. Women and youth will be specifically targeted for the establishment of home gardens and trained on safe food handling techniques and improved storage practices. Awareness will be raised in the wider community of good hygiene and sanitation practices. Waste management systems will be put in place to ensure safe disposal of human waste and recycling of agricultural waste for manure and animal fodder. Activities to promote access to nutritious foods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 83749 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002441B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Uganda has two components. A Sustainable Landscapes component that will be implemented in the Kigezi sub-region and specifically in the catchment area surrounding Lake Bunyoni. That programme component will support 4,000 households (24,000 beneficiaries). Communities will be trained in agroforestry, tree planting and management. The programme will facilitate the planting of tress and continued management of forested areas (at least 500 hectares will be under tree coverage). Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and implemented. Communities will also be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture, diversified farming practices and the establishment of woodlots for fuel wood and other economic purposes. Awareness will be raised of harmful environmental practices. The programme will facilitate co-ordination between government agencies and hotel owners for the establishment of effective waste disposal methods. The capacity of Local Authorities will be built to enable them to influence policies relating to management and protection of the lake catchment area. Green enterprises supported will include eco-tourism, waste management and waste recycling.The second ICSP programme component in Uganda focuses on food systems and will be implemented in the West Nile and Teso sub-regions. It will target 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries). Training will be delivered on Climate Smart Agriculture and good Agronomic Practices, block farms will be established and maintained, and farmer groups will be formed. Subsidised agricultural inputs will be provided, seed fairs will be held, and regular field visits conducted by agricultural extension workers. Training will be delivered on value addition, food preservation and agro-processing for selected value chains. Women and youth will be specifically targeted for the establishment of home gardens and trained on safe food handling techniques and improved storage practices. Awareness will be raised in the wider community of good hygiene and sanitation practices. Waste management systems will be put in place to ensure safe disposal of human waste and recycling of agricultural waste for manure and animal fodder. Activities to promote access to nutritious foods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 68226 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002442B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Uganda has two components. A Sustainable Landscapes component that will be implemented in the Kigezi sub-region and specifically in the catchment area surrounding Lake Bunyoni. That programme component will support 4,000 households (24,000 beneficiaries). Communities will be trained in agroforestry, tree planting and management. The programme will facilitate the planting of tress and continued management of forested areas (at least 500 hectares will be under tree coverage). Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and implemented. Communities will also be trained in Climate Smart Agriculture, diversified farming practices and the establishment of woodlots for fuel wood and other economic purposes. Awareness will be raised of harmful environmental practices. The programme will facilitate co-ordination between government agencies and hotel owners for the establishment of effective waste disposal methods. The capacity of Local Authorities will be built to enable them to influence policies relating to management and protection of the lake catchment area. Green enterprises supported will include eco-tourism, waste management and waste recycling.The second ICSP programme component in Uganda focuses on food systems and will be implemented in the West Nile and Teso sub-regions. It will target 2,000 households (12,000 beneficiaries). Training will be delivered on Climate Smart Agriculture and good Agronomic Practices, block farms will be established and maintained, and farmer groups will be formed. Subsidised agricultural inputs will be provided, seed fairs will be held, and regular field visits conducted by agricultural extension workers. Training will be delivered on value addition, food preservation and agro-processing for selected value chains. Women and youth will be specifically targeted for the establishment of home gardens and trained on safe food handling techniques and improved storage practices. Awareness will be raised in the wider community of good hygiene and sanitation practices. Waste management systems will be put in place to ensure safe disposal of human waste and recycling of agricultural waste for manure and animal fodder. Activities to promote increased uptake of nutritious diets DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 67071 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002443B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Zambia has two components. The Sustainable Landscapes component will be implemented in the Kafue Flats wetlands and will support 4,500 households (27,000 beneficiaries). The programme will facilitate the regeneration of degraded land, afforestation and tree planting in selected sites and the protection of existing forests. Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and adopted by communities and Village Natural Resource Management Committees (VNRMCs) will be established and strengthened. The programme will engage closely with the Forestry Department and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Farmers will be trained in climate smart agricultural practices such as agroforestry (growth of fruit trees and woodlots as sources of fuel), soil and water conservation and intercropping. Farmers will also be linked with markets and provided with up-to-date market information.The Food Systems component will be implemented in Southern Province and will support 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) to diversify from maize into more drought tolerant crops. Lead farmers will be trained in CSA techniques and drought tolerant seeds will be distributed. Boreholes will be drilled, and irrigation systems established. A Functional Landscape approach will be applied that balances economic needs with protection of the natural environment. Through the programme training will be conducted in post-harvest handling, food preservation and storage. Savings and credit groups will be established and links with credit and markets will be facilitated. As this component is implemented in a geographical area prone to both floods and drought, communities will be supported to conduct risk assessments and put Disaster Risk Management plans in place. In both programme components information about rainfall and weather patterns will be collected and shared with farmers to inform their planning and decision making. Stakeholder and policy engagement relating to food systems, landscapes and sustainable businesss DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 54868 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002444B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Zambia has two components. The Sustainable Landscapes component will be implemented in the Kafue Flats wetlands and will support 4,500 households (27,000 beneficiaries). The programme will facilitate the regeneration of degraded land, afforestation and tree planting in selected sites and the protection of existing forests. Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and adopted by communities and Village Natural Resource Management Committees (VNRMCs) will be established and strengthened. The programme will engage closely with the Forestry Department and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Farmers will be trained in climate smart agricultural practices such as agroforestry (growth of fruit trees and woodlots as sources of fuel), soil and water conservation and intercropping. Farmers will also be linked with markets and provided with up-to-date market information.The Food Systems component will be implemented in Southern Province and will support 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) to diversify from maize into more drought tolerant crops. Lead farmers will be trained in CSA techniques and drought tolerant seeds will be distributed. Boreholes will be drilled, and irrigation systems established. A Functional Landscape approach will be applied that balances economic needs with protection of the natural environment. Through the programme training will be conducted in post-harvest handling, food preservation and storage. Savings and credit groups will be established and links with credit and markets will be facilitated. As this component is implemented in a geographical area prone to both floods and drought, communities will be supported to conduct risk assessments and put Disaster Risk Management plans in place. In both programme components information about rainfall and weather patterns will be collected and shared with farmers to inform their planning and decision making. A project in Zambia which promotes livelihoods that enhance climate action and adaptation. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 97547 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002445B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Zambia has two components. The Sustainable Landscapes component will be implemented in the Kafue Flats wetlands and will support 4,500 households (27,000 beneficiaries). The programme will facilitate the regeneration of degraded land, afforestation and tree planting in selected sites and the protection of existing forests. Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and adopted by communities and Village Natural Resource Management Committees (VNRMCs) will be established and strengthened. The programme will engage closely with the Forestry Department and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Farmers will be trained in climate smart agricultural practices such as agroforestry (growth of fruit trees and woodlots as sources of fuel), soil and water conservation and intercropping. Farmers will also be linked with markets and provided with up-to-date market information.The Food Systems component will be implemented in Southern Province and will support 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) to diversify from maize into more drought tolerant crops. Lead farmers will be trained in CSA techniques and drought tolerant seeds will be distributed. Boreholes will be drilled, and irrigation systems established. A Functional Landscape approach will be applied that balances economic needs with protection of the natural environment. Through the programme training will be conducted in post-harvest handling, food preservation and storage. Savings and credit groups will be established and links with credit and markets will be facilitated. As this component is implemented in a geographical area prone to both floods and drought, communities will be supported to conduct risk assessments and put Disaster Risk Management plans in place. In both programme components information about rainfall and weather patterns will be collected and shared with farmers to inform their planning and decision making. Activities to restore and protect natural resources. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 83612 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002446B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Zambia has two components. The Sustainable Landscapes component will be implemented in the Kafue Flats wetlands and will support 4,500 households (27,000 beneficiaries). The programme will facilitate the regeneration of degraded land, afforestation and tree planting in selected sites and the protection of existing forests. Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and adopted by communities and Village Natural Resource Management Committees (VNRMCs) will be established and strengthened. The programme will engage closely with the Forestry Department and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Farmers will be trained in climate smart agricultural practices such as agroforestry (growth of fruit trees and woodlots as sources of fuel), soil and water conservation and intercropping. Farmers will also be linked with markets and provided with up-to-date market information.The Food Systems component will be implemented in Southern Province and will support 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) to diversify from maize into more drought tolerant crops. Lead farmers will be trained in CSA techniques and drought tolerant seeds will be distributed. Boreholes will be drilled, and irrigation systems established. A Functional Landscape approach will be applied that balances economic needs with protection of the natural environment. Through the programme training will be conducted in post-harvest handling, food preservation and storage. Savings and credit groups will be established and links with credit and markets will be facilitated. As this component is implemented in a geographical area prone to both floods and drought, communities will be supported to conduct risk assessments and put Disaster Risk Management plans in place. In both programme components information about rainfall and weather patterns will be collected and shared with farmers to inform their planning and decision making. A project in Zambia which promotes adoption of approaches for adaptation and mitigation. Marked 2 for Mitigation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 90237 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002447B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Zambia has two components. The Sustainable Landscapes component will be implemented in the Kafue Flats wetlands and will support 4,500 households (27,000 beneficiaries). The programme will facilitate the regeneration of degraded land, afforestation and tree planting in selected sites and the protection of existing forests. Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and adopted by communities and Village Natural Resource Management Committees (VNRMCs) will be established and strengthened. The programme will engage closely with the Forestry Department and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Farmers will be trained in climate smart agricultural practices such as agroforestry (growth of fruit trees and woodlots as sources of fuel), soil and water conservation and intercropping. Farmers will also be linked with markets and provided with up-to-date market information.The Food Systems component will be implemented in Southern Province and will support 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) to diversify from maize into more drought tolerant crops. Lead farmers will be trained in CSA techniques and drought tolerant seeds will be distributed. Boreholes will be drilled, and irrigation systems established. A Functional Landscape approach will be applied that balances economic needs with protection of the natural environment. Through the programme training will be conducted in post-harvest handling, food preservation and storage. Savings and credit groups will be established and links with credit and markets will be facilitated. As this component is implemented in a geographical area prone to both floods and drought, communities will be supported to conduct risk assessments and put Disaster Risk Management plans in place. In both programme components information about rainfall and weather patterns will be collected and shared with farmers to inform their planning and decision making. Activities to promote women's empowerment DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 56027 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002448B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Zambia has two components. The Sustainable Landscapes component will be implemented in the Kafue Flats wetlands and will support 4,500 households (27,000 beneficiaries). The programme will facilitate the regeneration of degraded land, afforestation and tree planting in selected sites and the protection of existing forests. Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and adopted by communities and Village Natural Resource Management Committees (VNRMCs) will be established and strengthened. The programme will engage closely with the Forestry Department and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Farmers will be trained in climate smart agricultural practices such as agroforestry (growth of fruit trees and woodlots as sources of fuel), soil and water conservation and intercropping. Farmers will also be linked with markets and provided with up-to-date market information.The Food Systems component will be implemented in Southern Province and will support 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) to diversify from maize into more drought tolerant crops. Lead farmers will be trained in CSA techniques and drought tolerant seeds will be distributed. Boreholes will be drilled, and irrigation systems established. A Functional Landscape approach will be applied that balances economic needs with protection of the natural environment. Through the programme training will be conducted in post-harvest handling, food preservation and storage. Savings and credit groups will be established and links with credit and markets will be facilitated. As this component is implemented in a geographical area prone to both floods and drought, communities will be supported to conduct risk assessments and put Disaster Risk Management plans in place. In both programme components information about rainfall and weather patterns will be collected and shared with farmers to inform their planning and decision making. A project in Zambia which focuses on building community capacity to absorb shocks/stresses, contributing to adaptive capacity. Marked 2 for Adaptation. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 86007 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002449B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Zambia has two components. The Sustainable Landscapes component will be implemented in the Kafue Flats wetlands and will support 4,500 households (27,000 beneficiaries). The programme will facilitate the regeneration of degraded land, afforestation and tree planting in selected sites and the protection of existing forests. Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and adopted by communities and Village Natural Resource Management Committees (VNRMCs) will be established and strengthened. The programme will engage closely with the Forestry Department and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Farmers will be trained in climate smart agricultural practices such as agroforestry (growth of fruit trees and woodlots as sources of fuel), soil and water conservation and intercropping. Farmers will also be linked with markets and provided with up-to-date market information.The Food Systems component will be implemented in Southern Province and will support 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) to diversify from maize into more drought tolerant crops. Lead farmers will be trained in CSA techniques and drought tolerant seeds will be distributed. Boreholes will be drilled, and irrigation systems established. A Functional Landscape approach will be applied that balances economic needs with protection of the natural environment. Through the programme training will be conducted in post-harvest handling, food preservation and storage. Savings and credit groups will be established and links with credit and markets will be facilitated. As this component is implemented in a geographical area prone to both floods and drought, communities will be supported to conduct risk assessments and put Disaster Risk Management plans in place. In both programme components information about rainfall and weather patterns will be collected and shared with farmers to inform their planning and decision making. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 90265 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002450B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Zambia has two components. The Sustainable Landscapes component will be implemented in the Kafue Flats wetlands and will support 4,500 households (27,000 beneficiaries). The programme will facilitate the regeneration of degraded land, afforestation and tree planting in selected sites and the protection of existing forests. Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and adopted by communities and Village Natural Resource Management Committees (VNRMCs) will be established and strengthened. The programme will engage closely with the Forestry Department and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Farmers will be trained in climate smart agricultural practices such as agroforestry (growth of fruit trees and woodlots as sources of fuel), soil and water conservation and intercropping. Farmers will also be linked with markets and provided with up-to-date market information.The Food Systems component will be implemented in Southern Province and will support 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) to diversify from maize into more drought tolerant crops. Lead farmers will be trained in CSA techniques and drought tolerant seeds will be distributed. Boreholes will be drilled, and irrigation systems established. A Functional Landscape approach will be applied that balances economic needs with protection of the natural environment. Through the programme training will be conducted in post-harvest handling, food preservation and storage. Savings and credit groups will be established and links with credit and markets will be facilitated. As this component is implemented in a geographical area prone to both floods and drought, communities will be supported to conduct risk assessments and put Disaster Risk Management plans in place. In both programme components information about rainfall and weather patterns will be collected and shared with farmers to inform their planning and decision making. Activities to promote access to nutritious foods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 65855 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002451B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Zambia has two components. The Sustainable Landscapes component will be implemented in the Kafue Flats wetlands and will support 4,500 households (27,000 beneficiaries). The programme will facilitate the regeneration of degraded land, afforestation and tree planting in selected sites and the protection of existing forests. Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and adopted by communities and Village Natural Resource Management Committees (VNRMCs) will be established and strengthened. The programme will engage closely with the Forestry Department and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Farmers will be trained in climate smart agricultural practices such as agroforestry (growth of fruit trees and woodlots as sources of fuel), soil and water conservation and intercropping. Farmers will also be linked with markets and provided with up-to-date market information.The Food Systems component will be implemented in Southern Province and will support 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) to diversify from maize into more drought tolerant crops. Lead farmers will be trained in CSA techniques and drought tolerant seeds will be distributed. Boreholes will be drilled, and irrigation systems established. A Functional Landscape approach will be applied that balances economic needs with protection of the natural environment. Through the programme training will be conducted in post-harvest handling, food preservation and storage. Savings and credit groups will be established and links with credit and markets will be facilitated. As this component is implemented in a geographical area prone to both floods and drought, communities will be supported to conduct risk assessments and put Disaster Risk Management plans in place. In both programme components information about rainfall and weather patterns will be collected and shared with farmers to inform their planning and decision making. Activities to promote access to nutritious foods DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 55800 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002452B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP programme in Zambia has two components. The Sustainable Landscapes component will be implemented in the Kafue Flats wetlands and will support 4,500 households (27,000 beneficiaries). The programme will facilitate the regeneration of degraded land, afforestation and tree planting in selected sites and the protection of existing forests. Natural Resource Management Plans will be developed and adopted by communities and Village Natural Resource Management Committees (VNRMCs) will be established and strengthened. The programme will engage closely with the Forestry Department and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. Farmers will be trained in climate smart agricultural practices such as agroforestry (growth of fruit trees and woodlots as sources of fuel), soil and water conservation and intercropping. Farmers will also be linked with markets and provided with up-to-date market information.The Food Systems component will be implemented in Southern Province and will support 3,000 households (18,000 beneficiaries) to diversify from maize into more drought tolerant crops. Lead farmers will be trained in CSA techniques and drought tolerant seeds will be distributed. Boreholes will be drilled, and irrigation systems established. A Functional Landscape approach will be applied that balances economic needs with protection of the natural environment. Through the programme training will be conducted in post-harvest handling, food preservation and storage. Savings and credit groups will be established and links with credit and markets will be facilitated. As this component is implemented in a geographical area prone to both floods and drought, communities will be supported to conduct risk assessments and put Disaster Risk Management plans in place. In both programme components information about rainfall and weather patterns will be collected and shared with farmers to inform their planning and decision making. Activities to promote increased uptake of nutritious diets DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 72647 Self Help Africa XM-DAC-21-1-2025002453B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Cameroon climate action project in the Far North Region works with schools to better understand their priorities, needs, expectations, and actions for adaptation to climate change. The project aims to enhance the participation of children with disabilities in existing child-to-child clubs, school councils, and school civic clubs through discussions and debates on climate action. We train inclusion champions in schools and social workers on climate change and climate disasters, focusing on mitigation, adaptation, and resilience. Teachers in inclusive schools are trained on providing psychosocial support to children affected by trauma due to climate and climate related conflict. Adaptation: - The project will respond specifically to climate related emergencies, displacement and conflict trauma in children in participating inclusive schools to support their learning, development and provide referral for psychosocial support. - Training of inclusion champions, teachers and social workers on climate change and how to take care of those children will increase awareness on climate related impacts and how to support children impacted by climate related trauma. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 29436 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002454B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The programme is implemented in all 10 regions of Cameroon, targeting girls and boys with disabilities to access mainstream public schools. Partners include the Ministry of Basic Education and Secondary Education, regional delegations of the Ministry of Social Affairs, and Organisations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs). The aim is to strengthen the education system in 70 government primary schools that include children with disabilities, addressing gendered needs and improving access and quality of education for children with disabilities. Key activities include establishing a national inclusive education policy, scaling up quality inclusive education, and integrating an inclusive education module into teacher training curricula. The overall aim of the project is to ensure that children with disabilities receive quality inclusive education. The project aims to ensure that equal numbers of boys and girls are enrolled. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 172059 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002455B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Sightsavers Irelands' Citizenship and Political Participation Programme is implemented in 8 of Cameroon’s 10 regions, aiming to reach women, men and youth with disabilities. Key partners include various government ministries and non-governmental organisations. The target is for 10 councils to develop inclusive local development plans and to train 368 people with disabilities. Key activities include strengthening the disability movement in gender, inclusion, citizenship, and the local electoral process; enhancing the meaningful participation and representation of people with disabilities in governance systems and processes; and advocating for inclusive and accessible local governance and development. The overall aim of the project is to ensure that people with disabilities are included and able to participate in elections and political processes. In addition, the project aims to engage equal numbers of male and female participants. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 157981 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002456B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Sightsavers Ireland's Global Citizenship Education (GCE) programme works in schools, universities, with organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) and with the Irish Public to empower people in Ireland to understand and act on global development issues. We work directly with children in Delivering Equality of Opportunity in Schools (DEIS) and special stream primary schools and our partner school in Cameroon. At public events, we interact with members of the public showcasing our inclusive education work in Senegal through virtual reality headsets to foster awareness of solidarity with people with disabilities in low- and middle-income countries. The overall aim of the project is to ensure that the Irish population is aware and takes action to support disability inclusive development . DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 118719 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002457B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administratoion DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 132000 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002458B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 121349 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002459B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Sightsavers Ireland's eye health programme for Liberia is implemented in Bong, Nimba, Grand Gedeh, River Gee, Maryland, Grand Kru, and Sinoe counties. Partnering with faith-based organisations and government facilities, the programme aims to reach 123,104 people, including women, men, girls, boys, and people with disabilities. Key partners include the Ministry of Health, Phebe Hospital, and Ganta United Methodist Hospital, ensuring equitable access to high-quality, affordable eye health services. Key activities are strengthening of the health system to ensure sustainability of quality eye health, advocating for greater government ownership, and addressing gaps in Human Resources for eye health. The overall aim of the project is to provide eye care services for the blind, and to reduce the prevalence of preventable blindness. In addition, the project aims to reach an equal number of male and female patients according to their eye health needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 346068 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002460B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Sightsavers Irelands' climate action project in Liberia is implemented in Bong and Nimba counties (North-western region), and Grand Gedeh, River Gee, Maryland, Grand Kru, and Sinoe counties (South-eastern region). The programme partners with faith-based organisations in the Northwestern region and government facilities in the Southeastern region. The objective is to enhance resilience to flooding by integrating adaptive climate change actions into the government's existing regulatory and policy frameworks. Key activities include installing renewable energy systems in two eye health facilities in the Northwest and Southeast regions, developing and disseminating climate and environmental sustainability awareness materials for eye health beneficiaries, including people with disabilities. Adaptation: - Climate change adaptation is a significant motivation for the project. The project aims to increase the Liberian governments adaptation to the impact and risk of flooding through strengthening waste management guidelines, assessing the vulnerability of eye health facilities using an environmental sustainability toolkit. -Advocacy with ministries to strengthen existing regulatory and policy framework to include environmental considerations will promote positive impacts on the local and regional communities. Mitigation: - The development of green vision initiatives will reduce GHGs through renewable energy sources and reduction of paper waste via the EMR system. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 52540 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002461B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Sightsavers Ireland's climate action project in Senegal is implemented in all 14 regions, aims to integrate climate adaptation into citizenship and political participation. It supports youths with disabilities in climate action movements through coaching and co-funding for green projects. The Federation of Associations of People with Disabilities (FSAPH) is supported to participate in the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) to ensure disability is considered in sectorial plans and policy. A working group with the Ministry of Environment will address climate change, and advocacy efforts will target national and regional committees. Adaptation: - The project will advocate for and support the participation of people with disabilities organisations to engage in policy and decision-making processes on climate change ensuring their voices are heard and included at the national and regional level. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 14628 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002462B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Sightsavers Ireland's inclusive education programme in Senegal operates in Dakar and six regions (Kaolack, Dakar, Kaffrine, Kolda, Sédhiou, and Louga), aiming to enrol 2,289 children with disabilities in primary and 864 in secondary education. We target 36 ministries and departments to enhance inclusive education capacity, focusing on the specific, gender specific needs of girls and boys with disabilities. Key activities include advocating for local councils to incorporate disability-inclusive activities into their education budgets; and supporting the Ministry of National Education to finalise the Inclusive Education policy, and supporting 70 schools in collecting gender-disaggregated data on students with disabilities. The overall aim of the project is to ensure that children with disabilities receive quality inclusive education. The project aims to ensure that equal numbers of boys and girls are enrolled. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 166459 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002463B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Sightsavers Ireland's eye care programme in Senegal covers Diourbel, Kaolack, Tambacounda, Kedougou, and Ziguinchor, aiming to reach 843,246 people, including the delivery of 46,322 cataract surgeries. Partnering with the Ministry of Health and Social Action, the programme focuses on equitable access to quality eye health services, especially for women and people with disabilities. Key activities include advocating for eye health financing through systems analysis, developing and disseminating the national eye health strategic plan post-2025, and organising training workshops for health workers on gender and disability inclusion to improve eye care services. The overall aim of the project is to provide eye care services for the blind, and to reduce the prevalence of preventable blindness. In addition, the project aims to reach an equal number of male and female patients according to their eye health needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 317756 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002464B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Sightsavers Irelands citizenship and political participation programme in Senegal operates in all 14 regions, aiming to reach women and men with disabilities, including youth. It plans to support 25 youths in leadership roles, train 375 individuals on inclusive development, advocate for 200 equal opportunity cards, and support 15 people in council leadership positions. Key activities include supporting women with disabilities elected as local councillors through coaching and peer support, advocating for youth with disabilities to obtain ID and voting cards, measuring the impact of elected people with disabilities in local elections, and supporting policy change for disability inclusion in decentralisation law The overall aim of the project is to ensure that people with disabilities are included and able to participate in elections and political processes. In addition, the project aims to engage equal numbers of male and female participants. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 164121 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002465B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Sightsavers Irelands' eye care programme in Sierra Leone covers 14 districts, aiming to reach women, men, girls, boys, and people with disabilities. Partnering with the Ministry of Health, the programme expects to serve 331,474 people and perform 14,466 cataract surgeries, focusing on equitable access to quality eye health services, especially for women and people with disabilities. Key activities include advocating for improved eye health budgets and sustainable financing, equitable distribution of eye care professionals, supporting the national eye health policy and strategic plan, and establishing a human resource development plan for the workforce by 2027. The overall aim of the project is to provide eye care services for the blind, and to reduce the prevalence of preventable blindness. In addition, the project aims to reach an equal number of male and female patients according to their eye health needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 219001 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002466B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Sightsavers' Irelands climate action project in Sierra Leone is implemented in Kerena and Freetown, supports young women and men with disabilities and eye care facilities. It involves mapping climate action stakeholders, organising workshops with organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) and youths to understand their needs, and build their engagement in climate action. Advocacy efforts focus on involving OPDs and youth with disabilities in climate decision-making and making climate policies to be disability inclusive. In our eye health programme, a climate adaptation and environmental sustainability toolkit will be developed. Adaptation: - The project will advocate for and support the participation of people with disabilities organisations and youth with disabilities' organisations to engage in policy and decision-making processes on climate change ensuring their voices are heard and included at the national and regional level. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 36575 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002467B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Sightsavers Irelands' citizenship and political participation Programme in Sierra Leone operates in Kailahun, Pujehun, Bombali, and Karene, with young women and men with disabilities. The programme plans to train 200 individuals with disabilities and support 25 youths in leadership roles, ensuring inclusive, accessible, and responsive governance systems for active citizenship. Key activities include advocating for youth with disabilities to obtain ID cards, voting cards, and registrations for elections; building the capacities of youth with disabilities to increase confidence and leadership skills; and supporting students with disabilities at one national university to participate in university governance. The overall aim of the project is to ensure that people with disabilities are included and able to participate in elections and political processes. In addition, the project aims to engage equal numbers of male and female participants. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 151308 Sight Savers Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002468B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partnersin Mambasa, Irumu and Djugu territories in Irumi Province, DRC works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective supports people living in poverty to collaborate in advocacy initiatives for their rights. Activities focus on agro-pastoralists, environmental rights networks and authorities gain knowledge on environmental advocacy; community dialogues for conflict resolution; women’s access to and ownership of land; understanding of rights under environmental protection laws and; protection of national forest and reserves for collaboration in advocacy initiatives for the sustainable management and governance of natural resources. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Evidence-based climate change advocacy and networking in the national, regional & international climate justice arenas. - Supporting local voices to advocate for the protection of their natural resources and influencing national and international policy - Climate adaptation is linked to biodiversity because by protecting and restoring biodiversity, we strengthen the resilience of our ecosystems and the communities we work with to the impacts of climate change - Policy work at national and international level on climate finance, support for Agroecology and promotion of renewables are directly linked to climate mitigation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38714 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002469B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Mambasa, Irumu and Djugu territories in Irumi Province, DRC works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective focuses on increasing the adoption of agroecological approaches. Activities focuses on small holder farmers having access to quality inputs, knowledge and technical capacity, to support agro-ecological farming approaches for food security, food diversity and sustainable livelihoods. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Increase the resilience of poor and marginalised rural communities by mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation. - Promote sustainable, resilient approaches to agriculture i.e. the adoption of agroecological practices This work will contribute to the availability of diverse food sources in target communities, and in turn, to improved nutrition outcomes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 169443 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002470B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in in Mambasa, Irumu and Djugu territories in Irumi Province, DRC works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on providing high quality life-saving services. Activities focus on the most vulnerable can access to safe water, latrines and sanitation facilities, health promotion and emergency cash / food / non-food items . The principal focus of this objective is: - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - Improve access to WASH and nutrition knowledge - ensure that women and girls benefit equally with men from the activity to compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 466773 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002471B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Acute Humanitarian Crisis Stream funding is implemented by Trócaire and partners to respond to sudden onset crises or spikes in chronic emergencies where-ever they occur. This response in Djugu, Ituri Province, provided lifesaving cash and food security assistance to 4,100 internally displaced people and most vulnerable host communities due to an outbreak of armed conflict. The response protected the gains made of the ongoing ICSP programming in the area. The principle outcome is to provide material relief assistance and services depending upon participants needs so the most vulnerable/marginalised women, men, girls and boys in the communities affected by crisis can meet their basic needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141000 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002472B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Mambasa, Irumu and Djugu territories in Irumi Province, DRC works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected can hold us accountable to our commitments. Activities focus on safe and appropriate mechanisms that support the two-way flow of information, assistance is safe, inclusive and informed by ongoing monitoring of protection risks. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 31237 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002473B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Mambasa, Irumu and Djugu territories in Irumi Province, DRC works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective focuses on engaging communities to protect and enhance biodiversity/natural resources and the environment. Activities focuses on communities and government authorities to have the knowledge and skills for the sustainable management of natural resources and reforestation for protecting and enhancing biodiversity. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Management of natural resources to protect local biodiversity - Community-led natural resource governance and disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crisis and also to protect what they have - Natural resource management in fragile contexts is part of the nexus approach which is important for building resilience. Natural resource management is directly linked to climate adaptation as many of the impacts of climate are closely connected to changes in natural ecosystems e.g. land, water, soil, air. Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 116860 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002474B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in in Mambasa, Irumu and Djugu territories in Irumi Province, DRC works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women and older adolescent girls to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support. Activities include the provision of psychosocial and other supports to GBV survivors; referrals to supports as needed; capacity building for women and WCOs. The principal focus of this objective is: - Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Support to women’s equality organisations and institutions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 628917 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002475B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners inMambasa, Irumu and Djugu territories in Irumi Province, DRC works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected have increased capacity for peaceful coexistence. Activities focus on supporting communities analysis of the root causes of conflicts and solutions through community dialogues, access to information and safe spaces for peace committees. "The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Compensate for past discrimination" - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 134954 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002476B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partnersin Mambasa, Irumu and Djugu territories in Irumi Province, DRC works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective focuses on strengthening the sustainable economic well-being of people living in poverty. Activities focuses on small farmers forming cooperatives and village saving and loans associations that with information on markets and capacity to invest, can expereience sustainable economic wellbeing. The principal focus of this outcome is: - The sustainable economic well-being of people, especially women and youth, via market systems development initiatives - Where possible, income generating initiatives will include an agroecology lens Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 191337 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002477B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Mambasa, Irumu and Djugu territories in Irumi Province, DRC works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected are able to protect, revitalise and restore their livelihoods. Activities focus on access to agricultural inputs, training, wetland and permaculture, seed multiplication and preservation of native seeds and access to village saving and loans associations. The principal focus of this objective is: - Promote sustainable, resilient approaches to agriculture i.e. the adoption of agroecological practices - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - reduce poverty at a household level for the most marginalised of a community - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Building resilience to climate change involves applying strategies that are directly related to climate adaptation - agroecology, protecting natural resources and poverty reduction are part of this as they support individuals, households and communities to adapt to climate change impacts so they are better able to cope. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 92878 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002478B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented in Ireland by Trócaire, the ICSP programme works towards the goal that targeted groups within the public in Ireland, particularly communities of faith, clergy and volunteers, have a greater awareness and understanding of Ireland’s aid programme in the Global South. This objective focuses on creating opportunities for target groups to attend engagement events with quality messages on Ireland’s aid programme. Key activities include gathering content from the overseas Irish Aid programme, developing bespoke communications campaigns highlighting the work of Irish Aid, and training Trócaire staff and volunteers to deliver messages on global justice issues. The principal focus of this outcome is the provision of quality, lifelong GCE learning opportunities to empower active global citizens DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 100319.992 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002479B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented in Ireland by Trócaire, the ICSP programme works towards the goal that young people increase their understanding of global justice issues. This objective focuses on children and young people engaging with Trocaire's GCE activities. Key activities include implementing innovative annual programmes for young people and children, which explore global justice issues. The principal focus of this outcome is the provision of quality, lifelong GCE learning opportunities to empower active global citizens DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 87500.01 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002480B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented in Ireland by Trócaire, the ICSP programme works towards the goal that young people increase their understanding of global justice issues. This objective focuses on groups of young people's participation in youth-led learning events. Key activities include facilitating youth led learning events with a focus on experiential learning and peer-to-peer learning. The principal focus of this outcome is the provision of quality, lifelong GCE learning opportunities to empower active global citizens DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 77500.01 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002481B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented in Ireland by Trócaire, the ICSP programme works towards the goal that targeted groups within the public in Ireland, particularly communities of faith, clergy, and volunteers, have greater awareness and a deeper understanding of global justice issues. This objective focuses on reaching target groups with quality messages on global justice issues. Key activities include awareness raising on global justice issues via online and traditional media, alongside parish level awareness raising initiatives, such as Mass talks. The principal focus of this outcome is the provision of quality, lifelong GCE learning opportunities to empower active global citizens DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50159.996 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002482B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented in Ireland by Trócaire, the ICSP programme works towards the goal that targeted groups within the public in Ireland, particularly communities of faith, clergy, and volunteers, have greater awareness and a deeper understanding of global justice issues. This objective focuses on creating opportunities for target groups to attend engagement events on global justice issues and Ireland’s aid programme. Key activities include face-to-face and digital events that raise awareness of global justice issues. The principal focus of this outcome is the provision of quality, lifelong GCE learning opportunities to empower active global citizens DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50159.996 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002483B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented in Ireland by Trócaire, the ICSP programme works towards the goal that targeted groups within the public in Ireland, particularly communities of faith, clergy, and volunteers, have greater awareness and a deeper understanding of global justice issues. This objective focuses on creating opportunities for target groups to take action for change. Key activities include designing different opportunities for people to take action, such as sharing content on social media, signing up to solidarity campaigns. The principal focus of this outcome is the provision of quality, lifelong GCE learning opportunities to empower active global citizens DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 50159.996 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002484B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented in Ireland by Trócaire, the ICSP programme works towards the goal that educators have increased confidence in using GCE methodologies with their learners and understand the links between GCE and their relevant curricula in early years, primary, post-primary and youth education. This objective focuses on providing educators and youth work practitioners with access to high quality GCE knowledge products. Key activities include designing and delivering resources to support educators in delivering GCE in their classroom and with youth groups. The principal focus of this outcome is the provision of quality, lifelong GCE learning opportunities to empower active global citizens DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41250.005 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002485B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented in Ireland by Trócaire, the ICSP programme works towards the goal that educators have increased confidence in using GCE methodologies with their learners and understand the links between GCE and their relevant curricula in early years, primary, post-primary and youth education. This objective focuses on educators and youth work practitioners' engagement with high quality Initial Teacher Education (ITE) and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) on GCE issues and methodologies. Key activities include delivering ITE and CPD to educators and youth work practitioners on global justice issues and methodologies. The principal focus of this outcome is the provision of quality, lifelong GCE learning opportunities to empower active global citizens DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41250.005 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002486B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented in Ireland by Trócaire, the ICSP programme works towards the goal that educators have increased confidence in using GCE methodologies with their learners and understand the links between GCE and their relevant curricula in early years, primary, post-primary and youth education. This objective focuses on educators and youth work practitioners actively integrating GCE methodologies through Trocaire's GCE programme. Key activities include supporting teachers and youth workers to host workshops with their learners in formal and non-formal settings. The principal focus of this outcome is the provision of quality, lifelong GCE learning opportunities to empower active global citizens DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41250.005 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002487B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented in Ireland by Trócaire, the ICSP programme works towards the goal that educators have increased confidence in using GCE methodologies with their learners and understand the links between GCE and their relevant curricula in early years, primary, post-primary and youth education. This objective focuses on existing GCE data and learning informing the learning support and learning products for educators and the GCE programmes for young people, through a data driven approach to programme quality. Key activities include ensuring robust and effective data gathering and analysis by having MEAL systems in place, which guarantee reflection and learning is constantly informing the programme. The principal focus of this outcome is the provision of quality, lifelong GCE learning opportunities to empower active global citizens DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41250.005 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002488B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1908659 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002489B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP SCHEME FOCUSING ON QUALITY PROGRAMMING, UNDERSTANDING CHANGE AND RESULTS FOR POOR HOUSEHOLDS AND COMMUNITIES DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 1670400 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002490B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented globally by Trócaire’s Global Hub on Partnership and Localisation, the ICSP programme works towards fulfilling Trócaire's commitment to localisation, while also inspiring sectoral transformation in solidarity with local actors. This objective focuses on increasing the voice and influence of local and national partners in key spaces nationally and internationally. Activities include provision of technical support to partners, particularly WCOs, to maximise participation in decision-making spaces; promoting the visibility of partners in external communications; and provision of technical support to Trócaire’s country offices on promoting partner voice and influence. The principal focus of this outcome is: Partnership and localisation; with a focus on Women Centred Organisations Providing institutional capacity building and support to partners DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 210400 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002491B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented globally by Trócaire’s Global Hub on Partnership and Localisation, the ICSP programme works towards fulfilling Trócaire's commitment to localisation, while also inspiring sectoral transformation in solidarity with local actors. This objective focuses on the provision of more tailored and responsive capacity strengthening to local and national partners. Key activities include the revision/development of new capacity strengthening tools and training materials for Trócaire staff; roll out of the revised capacity strengthening approach at country level; and pilot initiatives at country level to support specific and contextual capacity strengthening needs.  The principal focus of this outcome is: Partnership and localisation; with a focus on Women Centred Organisations Providing institutional capacity building and support to partners DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 196846 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002492B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented globally by Trócaire’s Global Hub on Partnership and Localisation, the ICSP programme works towards fulfilling Trócaire's commitment to localisation, while also inspiring sectoral transformation in solidarity with local actors. This objective focuses on supporting partners to increase the quantity and quality of funding and resources received. Key activities include capacity building on resource mobilisation and grant management for partners; supporting Trócaire country teams to facilitate direct interaction between donors and partners; and advocacy with donors on the quantity and quality of direct funding opportunities available to local actors. The principal focus of this outcome is: Partnership and localisation; with a focus on Women Centred Organisations Providing institutional capacity building and support to partners DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 159496 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002493B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Implemented globally by Trócaire’s Global Hub on Partnership and Localisation, the ICSP programme works towards fulfilling Trócaire's commitment to localisation, while also inspiring sectoral transformation in solidarity with local actors. This objective focuses on establishing more equitable partnerships between Trócaire and local and national partners, based on reciprocal accountability. Key activities include reviewing, updating and disseminating Trócaire's partnership policy; developing guidance, resources and training materials relating to the Principles of Partnership; and receiving feedback from partners on a regular basis, which in turn will be analysed and disseminated.  The principal focus of this outcome is: Partnership and localisation; with a focus on Women Centred Organisations Capacity building of Trócaire staff on partnership and localisation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 79081 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002494B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners Borena, South Omo, Addis Ababa and Tigray works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective supports people living in poverty to collaborate in advocacy initiatives for their rights. Activities include research on viability of pastoral livelihood in the face of climate change, education on climate change to empower advocacy and strengthen value chain coordination platforms between stakeholders. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Evidence-based climate change advocacy and networking in the national, regional & international climate justice arenas. - Supporting local voices to advocate for the protection of their natural resources and influencing national and international policy - Climate adaptation is linked to biodiversity because by protecting and restoring biodiversity, we strengthen the resilience of our ecosystems and the communities we work with to the impacts of climate change - Policy work at national and international level on climate finance, support for Agroecology and promotion of renewables are directly linked to climate mitigation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 210361 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002495B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Borena, South Omo, Addis Ababa and Tigray works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on providing high quality life-saving services. Activities include rehabilitatation of community WASH infrastructure, hygiene promotion and support the most vulnerable households with cash assistance. The principal focus of this objective is: - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - Improve access to WASH and nutrition knowledge - ensure that women and girls benefit equally with men from the activity to compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 302473 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002496B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Acute Humanitarian Crisis Stream funding is implemented by Trócaire and partners in to respond to sudden onset crises or spikes in chronic emergencies where-ever they occur. This Anticipatory Action response in South Omo, Ethiopia used criteria from the National Disaster Response Management Commission and local community markers to trigger the response. The Anticipatory Action reached 6,777 people in the 2 weeks prior to flooding of thier homes and villages with WASH and health supplies and cash assistnace for thier relocation. The response was 55% more effective than previous reactive acute responses to the seasonal flooding.The response protected the gains made of the ongoing ICSP programming in the area. The principle outcome is to provide material relief assistance and services depending upon participants needs so the most vulnerable/marginalised women, men, girls and boys in the communities affected by crisis can meet their basic needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70500 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002497B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Borena, South Omo, Addis Ababa and Tigray works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected can hold us accountable to our commitments. Activities focus on safe and appropriate mechanisms that support the two-way flow of information, assistance is safe, inclusive and informed by ongoing monitoring of protection risks. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 36302 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002498B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners Borena, South Omo, Addis Ababa and Tigray, Ethiopia works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective focuses on engaging communities to protect and enhance biodiversity/natural resources and the environment. Activities include training and accompanyment and provide inputs/cash for work to women and men on rehabilitation of water schemes development, watershed management, and rangeland management. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Management of natural resources to protect local biodiversity - Community-led natural resource governance and disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crisis and also to protect what they have - Natural resource management in fragile contexts is part of the nexus approach which is important for building resilience. Natural resource management is directly linked to climate adaptation as many of the impacts of climate are closely connected to changes in natural ecosystems e.g. land, water, soil, air. Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 301650 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002499B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Borena, South Omo, Addis Ababa and Tigray works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective focuses on increasing their voice and leadership in all spheres. Activities include support to Self Help Groups (SHG), provide literacy, gender equality, women’s rights and family law training, support dialogue with elders duty bearers and change agents on gender equality and, develop a women centred organisation (WCO). The principal focus of this objective is: - Women’s empowerment and participation in decision making spaces - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Compensate for past discrimination - Support to women’s equality organisations and institutions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 296137 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002500B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Borena, South Omo, Addis Ababa and Tigray works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women and older adolescent girls to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support. Activities include the provision of psychosocial and other supports to GBV survivors; referrals to supports as needed; capacity building for women and WCOs. The principal focus of this objective is: - Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Support to women’s equality organisations and institutions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 305485 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002501B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Borena, South Omo, Addis Ababa and Tigray works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected have increased capacity for peaceful coexistence. Activities include participatory conflict analysis, establishment and accompanyment of peace structures to facilitate peace building and support conflict resolution initiatives. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 51174 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002502B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners Borena, South Omo, Addis Ababa and Tigray works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective focuses on strengthening the sustainable economic well-being of people living in poverty. Activities include support self-help groups (SHG) members on savings and credit skills, provide certified trainer-of-trainer on business to local resources and link SHG to market chains. The principal focus of this outcome is: - The sustainable economic well-being of people, especially women and youth, via market systems development initiatives - Where possible, income generating initiatives will include an agroecology lens Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 367270 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002503B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Borena, South Omo, Addis Ababa and Tigray works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected are resilience to cope with crises and shocks. Activities include strengthening community-based water, rangeland and soil conservation management structures, supporing DRR committees to do risk analysis and DRR plan preparation, early warning systems including synergies between national / global systems and fund small anticipatory and responses. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Increase the resilience of poor and marginalised rural communities by mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation. - Strengthen climate disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crisis and also to protect what they have - Disaster Risk Management reduces the vulnerability of households and communities to the impacts of climate change, supporting them to adapt to a changing climate and the associated hazards e.g. increased flooding, drought and cyclones etc. Preparedness involves measures to reduce the impacts of these hazards, further contributing to climate adaptation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 192510 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002504B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Borena, South Omo, Addis Ababa and Tigray works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected are able to protect, revitalise and restore their livelihoods. Activities include providing partial subsidies for Index Based Livestock Insurance, supporting people affected by acute crisis with livelihood recovery package based on their preferences and supporting climate sensitive livelihood diversification. The principal focus of this objective is: - Promote sustainable, resilient approaches to agriculture i.e. the adoption of agroecological practices - Management of natural resources to protect local biodiversity - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - reduce poverty at a household level for the most marginalised of a community - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Building resilience to climate change involves applying strategies that are directly related to climate adaptation - agroecology, protecting natural resources and poverty reduction are part of this as they support individuals, households and communities to adapt to climate change impacts so they are better able to cope. Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 324171 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002505B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the West, North, and South-east regions of Guatemala, works towards the goal that duty-bearers will take actions to respect and protect peoples' rights. This objective focuses on alliances of civic actors engaging with and challenging duty-bearers to respect and protect peoples' rights. Activities include participation in networks and alliances; citizen monitoring of civil society space; and implementing advocacy strategies. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights; in particular natural resource rights - Work under this outcome has a specific focus on women and women human rights defenders DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 300518 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002506B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire in the West, North, and South-east regions of Guatemala, works towards the goal that duty-bearers will take actions to respect and protect peoples' rights. This objective focuses on at-risk women and men and their defenders, by building their capacity to take action to claim and defend rights. Activities include capacity building of human rights defenders; participation in dialogues with local authorities; and monitoring and analysis of public policy/law that affect resource rights. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights; in particular natural resource rights - Work under this outcome has a specific focus on women and women human rights defenders DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 296712 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002507B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the West, North, and South-east regions of Guatemala, works towards the goal that duty-bearers will take actions to respect and protect peoples' rights. This objective focuses on at-risk women and men survivors of rights violations and abuses, having increased access to justice. Activities include provision of technical and legal accompaniment for strategic litigation cases; capacity building on the presentation of complaints and claims to independent accountability mechanisms. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights and access to justice - Work under this outcome has a specific focus on women and women human rights defenders DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 232421 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002508B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the West, North, and South-east regions of Guatemala, works towards the goal that duty-bearers will take actions to respect and protect peoples' rights. This objective focuses on at-risk women and men and their defenders, ensuring that they have increased access to holistic protection measures / mechanisms. Activities include capacity building of human rights defenders; and provision of psychosocial and other supports to human rights defenders. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights - Protection and support for human rights defenders, especially women DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 201643 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002509B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the North region of Guatemala, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective focuses on increasing women and older adolescent girls’ voice and leadership in all spheres. Activities include capacity building on women’s rights; awareness raising; advocacy on policy/laws to protect women access to justice defenders and GBV survivors. The principal focus of this outcome is: · Women’s empowerment and participation in decision making spaces DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 198736 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002510B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the North region of Guatemala, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women, older adolescent girls and GBV survivors to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support to meet their needs and preferences. Activities include the provision of psychosocial and other supports to GBV survivors; referrals to supports as needed; capacity building for women, women access to justice defenders and WCOs. The principal focus of this outcome is: Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 183430 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002511B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Atlántida, Choluteca, Colón, Francisco Morazán, Intibucá, La Paz, Santa Bárbara, Valle and Yoro districts of Honduras, works towards the goal that duty-bearers will take actions to respect and protect peoples' rights. This objective focuses on alliances of civic actors engaging with and challenging duty-bearers to respect and protect peoples' rights. Activities include participation in networks and alliances; citizen monitoring of civil society space; and implementing advocacy strategies. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights; in particular natural resource rights - Work under this outcome has a specific focus on women and women human rights defenders DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 288779 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002512B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Atlántida, Choluteca, Colón, Francisco Morazán, Intibucá, La Paz, Santa Bárbara, Valle and Yoro districts of Honduras, works towards the goal that duty-bearers will take actions to respect and protect peoples' rights. This objective focuses on at-risk women and men survivors of rights violations and abuses, having increased access to justice. Activities include provision of technical and legal accompaniment for strategic litigation cases; and developing and implementing strategies around the protection and control of natural resources. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights and access to justice - Work under this outcome has a specific focus on women and women human rights defenders DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 277250 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002513B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Atlántida, Choluteca, Colón, Francisco Morazán, Intibucá, La Paz, Santa Bárbara, Valle and Yoro districts of Honduras, works towards the goal that duty-bearers will take actions to respect and protect peoples' rights. This objective focuses on at-risk women and men and their defenders, by building their capacity to take action to claim and defend rights. Activities include capacity building of women human rights defenders; participation in dialogues with local authorities; and monitoring and analysis of public policy/law that affect resource rights. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights; in particular natural resource rights - Work under this outcome has a specific focus on women and women human rights defenders DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 262400 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002514B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Atlántida, Choluteca, Colón, Francisco Morazán, Intibucá, La Paz, Santa Bárbara, Valle and Yoro districts of Honduras, works towards the goal that duty-bearers will take actions to respect and protect peoples' rights. This objective focuses on at-risk women and men and their defenders, ensuring that they have increased access to holistic protection measures / mechanisms. Activities include capacity building of human rights defenders; provision of psychosocial and other supports to human rights defenders; and engaging with the international access to justice system (UN, IACHR) on access to justice violations. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights - Protection and support for human rights defenders, especially women DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 146697 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002515B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Choluteca, Colón, Cortes, Francisco Morazán, Intibucá, La Paz, districts of Honduras, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective focuses on increasing women and older adolescent girls’ voice and leadership in all spheres. Activities include awareness raising on gender equality issues; dialogue sessions, research and advocacy on violence against women. The principal focus of this outcome is: Women’s empowerment and participation in decision making spaces DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 199524 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002516B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Choluteca, Colón, Cortes, Francisco Morazán, Intibucá, La Paz, districts of Honduras, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women, older adolescent girls and GBV survivors to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support to meet their needs and preferences. Activities include strengthening GBV referral pathways; awareness raising of the legal framework and referrals; and the provision of psychosocial and other supports to GBV survivors. The principal focus of this outcome is: Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 328711 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002517B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Bekkaa Valley in Lebanon works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on providing high quality life-saving services. Activities include the provision of basic assistance (MPCA/in kind) to target Syrian refugee and vulnerable Lebanese host community HHs. The principal focus of this objective is: - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - Improve access to WASH and nutrition knowledge - ensure that women and girls benefit equally with men from the activity to compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 505272 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002518B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Bekka Valley, Lebanon works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected can hold us accountable to our commitments. Activities focus on safe and appropriate mechanisms that support the two-way flow of information, assistance is safe, inclusive and informed by ongoing monitoring of protection risks. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 23291 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002519B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Bekkaa Valley in Lebanon works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women and older adolescent girls to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support. Activities include the provision of psychosocial and other supports to GBV survivors; referrals to supports as needed; capacity building for women and WCOs. The principal focus of this objective is: - Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Support to women’s equality organisations and institutions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 515849.00000000006 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002520B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Bekkaa Valley in Lebanon works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected are resilience to cope with crises and shocks. Activities include establishment and accompanyment of community committees in the informal tented settlements, supporting committees to conduct PCVAs and develop Disaster Risk Reduction plans and responses. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Increase the resilience of poor and marginalised rural communities by mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation. - Strengthen disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crisis and also to protect what they have - Disaster Risk Management reduces the vulnerability of households and communities to the impacts of climate change, supporting them to adapt to a changing climate and the associated hazards e.g. increased flooding, drought and cyclones etc. Preparedness involves measures to reduce the impacts of these hazards, further contributing to climate adaptation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 69784 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002521B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Malawi, nationally, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective supports people living in poverty to collaborate in advocacy initiatives for their rights. Activities will focus on generating evidence-based climate change advocacy resources, participation in national climate networks, supporting the engagement of women in key climate spaces, and other preparations for participation in climate events e.g. COP. Advocacy will include a gender lens. The principal focus of this outcome is: Supporting communities to • establish themselves as recognised authorities for rehabilitation, protection and management or co-management (with local and national authorities) of their common resources including water, forest, wetlands ecosystems. • To track local government budgets for governance and management of natural resources • To implement evidence-based environmental and climate change advocacy; supporting local voices to advocate for the protection of their natural resources; influencing national and international policy and decision makers on food, agriculture, climate and environmental justice policies and strategies at local and national levels. Examples include rights to diverse seeds, access to services, land, water and wildlife. Supporting women and women centred organisations to • To form their own structures and gain skills to participate in food rights, seed rights, environmental and climate networks and advocacy groups. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 359797 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002522B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Balaka, Chikwawa and Machinga districts of Malawi, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective focuses on increasing the adoption of agroecological approaches at household and community levels. Activities include provision of inputs (appropriate seeds, tools) and agroecology training for farmers and communities to implement agroecology principles; demonstration plots to promote the uptake of drought resilient and orphan crops. The principal focus of this outcome is: • Strengthening the resilience of poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, through promotion of diverse climate resilient agriculture for food and nutrition security including the adoption of agroecological approaches, seed sovereignty, improved food storage and preservation, and agrobiodiversity, soil conservation measures and trees on farms. • Community-led food and nutrition security analysis and planning using the 6 UN Dimensions of Food Security. It incorporates the co-creation and sharing of knowledge that enables farmers to adapt to their changing local conditions and to increase their resilience by reducing and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation. This work contributes to the availability of diverse food sources in target communities, and in turn, to improved nutrition outcomes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 372983 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002523B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Balaka, Chikwawa and Machinga districts of Malawi, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective focuses on engaging communities to protect and enhance biodiversity/natural resources and the environment. Activities include training and awareness raising; Participatory Scenario Planning, and supporting disaster risk management processes in disaster affected communities. The principal focus of this outcome is: • Community-led management of natural resources to protect local landscapes, habitats and wild biodiversity and strengthen the resilience of communities to the ongoing impacts of climate change including the implementation of Community Environment and Climate Change Action Plans. • Integrated community-led disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crises and also to protect and enhance the natural and other assets they have. • Rural Women and youth farmers, pastoralists and natural resources users. Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach leading to stronger community structures e.g. Village Natural Resources Management Committees in which women gain leadership roles. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 517701 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002524B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Balaka, Chikwawa and Machinga districts of Malawi, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective focuses on increasing women and older adolescent girls’ voice and leadership in all spheres. Activities include training on women's participation in decision making processes; providing key supports to Women Centred Organisations, and advocating for their participation in national and international fora. The principal focus of this outcome is: Women’s empowerment and participation in decision making spaces DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 192747 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002525B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Balaka, Chikwawa and Machinga districts of Malawi, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women, older adolescent girls and GBV survivors to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support to meet their needs and preferences. Activities include training service providers on the GBV legal framework and psychosocial support; roll out of cultural and social norms change programming. The principal focus of this outcome is: Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 452974 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002526B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Balaka, Chikwawa and Machinga districts of Malawi, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective focuses on strengthening the sustainable economic well-being of people living in poverty, especially women and youth. Activities include the provision of training in areas such as VSLAs, financial literacy, market analysis and value chain analysis. The principal focus of this outcome is: • The sustainable economic well-being of people, especially women and youth, through support for savings and credit groups, business and enterprise training and enterprise capital provision, market systems analysis and solidarity local market engagement initiatives. Capacity strengthening of women and youth, their households and communities is a core element of the approach giving skills to manage finances, group businesses, and to apply product processing and aggregation and marketing technologies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 238798 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002527B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Kachin and Tanintharyi Regions of Myanmar works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on providing high quality life-saving services. Activities include rehabilitating gender and disability inclusive wash infrastructure, training and supporting WASH committees and support operation and maintenance costs. The principal focus of this objective is: - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - Improve access to WASH and nutrition knowledge - ensure that women and girls benefit equally with men from the activity to compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 317345 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002528B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Acute Humanitarian Crisis Stream funding is implemented by Trócaire and partners to respond to sudden onset crises or spikes in chronic emergencies where-ever they occur. This response in Mandaley to the devestating earthquake provided lifesaving cash, shelter and WASH assistance to 14,291 internally displaced people immediately following the destruction of thier homes. The principle outcome is to provide material relief assistance and services depending upon participants needs so the most vulnerable/marginalised women, men, girls and boys in the communities affected by crisis can meet their basic needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141000 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002529B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Kachin and Tanintharyi Regions of Myanmar works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected can hold us accountable to our commitments. Activities focus on safe and appropriate mechanisms that support the two-way flow of information, assistance is safe, inclusive and informed by ongoing monitoring of protection risks. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 51751 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002530B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Kachin and Tanintharyi, Myanmar works towards protecting peoples' rights. This objective focuses on at-risk women and men by building their capacity to take action to claim and defend rights. Activities include establishing and/or strengthen community-based groups working on documenting, monitoring and reporting on access to justice or resource right violations and taking action and capacity building of access to justice defenders. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights; in particular natural resource rights - Work under this outcome has a specific focus on women and women human rights defender DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 337919 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002531B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners accross Myanmar works towards protecting peoples' rights. This objective focuses on ensuring on at-risk women and men have increased access to protection measures. Activities include training for human right defenders and CSO partners on digital security and for those who have been targeted for their work on human/resource rights with basic needs, relocation and/or safe housing, legal support, psychosocial support (PSS). The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights - Protection and support for human rights defenders, especially women DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 196679 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002532B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners accross Myanmar, works towards protecting peoples' rights. This objective focuses on survivors of rights violations and abuses, having increased access to justice. Activities include providing survivors affected by resource rights violations with legal support, strengthen community based natural resource protection mechanisms and strengthen community land registration systems. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights and access to justice - Work under this outcome has a specific focus on women and women human rights defenders DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 74745 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002533B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid  The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Kachin and Tanintharyi, Myanmar works towards protecting peoples' rights. This objective focuses on civic actors engaging with and challenging duty-bearers to respect and protect peoples' rights. Activities include forming and supporting grass root groups to protect and manage thier natural resources and capacitiating local authorities to enforce these rights.   DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18429 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002534B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Kachin, Kayah and Tanintharyi Regions of Myanmar works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective focuses on increasing their voice and leadership in all spheres. Activities include training women on topics to support their empowerment journeys, resource on business skills, leadership skills and establish community-based women groups where needed. The principal focus of this objective is: - Women’s empowerment and participation in decision making spaces - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Compensate for past discrimination - Support to women’s equality organisations and institutions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 321880 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002535B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Kachin, Kayah and Tanintharyi Regions of Myanmar works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women and older adolescent girls to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support. Activities include the provision of psychosocial and other supports to GBV survivors; referrals to supports as needed; capacity building for women and WCOs. The principal focus of this objective is: - Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Support to women’s equality organisations and institutions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 430540 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002536B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Kachin and Tanintharyi Regions of Myanmar works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected have increased capacity for peaceful coexistence. Activities include training women led peacebuilding groups, strengthening capacity of CSO partners and implement social cohesion activities. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 81002 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002537B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the West Bank Area of Occupied Palestinian Territories-Israel, works towards the goal that duty-bearers will take actions to respect and protect peoples' rights. This objective focuses on alliances of civic actors engaging with and challenging duty-bearers to respect and protect peoples' rights The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights - Work under this outcome has a specific focus on women and women human rights defenders DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 232307 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002538B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the West Bank Area of Occupied Palestinian Territories-Israel, works towards the goal that duty-bearers will take actions to respect and protect peoples' rights. This objective focuses on at-risk women and men survivors of rights violations and abuses, having increased access to justice. Activities include provision of legal advice and support for those at risk of access to justice violations. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights and access to justice - Work under this outcome has a specific focus on women and women human rights defenders DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 113047 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002539B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the West Bank Area of Occupied Palestinian Territories-Israel, works towards the goal that duty-bearers will take actions to respect and protect peoples' rights. This objective focuses on at-risk women and men and their defenders, by building their capacity to take action to claim and defend rights. Activities include capacity building and awareness raising on national and international access to justice mechanisms. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Advocacy for the protection of human rights - Work under this outcome has a specific focus on women and women human rights defenders DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75878 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002540B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Gaza Strip of Occupied Palestinian Territories-Israel, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women, older adolescent girls and GBV survivors to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support to meet their needs and preferences. Activities include the provision of psychosocial and other supports to GBV survivors; and awareness raising about referral pathways. The principal focus of this outcome is: Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 232309 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002541B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Rwanda, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective supports people living in poverty to collaborate in advocacy initiatives for their rights. Activities will focus on local and national level dialogues, supporting evidence-based climate change advocacy at national/regional/international levels; participation in national/regional climate networks, and other preparations for participation in major climate events e.g. COP. The principal focus of this outcome is: Supporting communities to • establish themselves as recognised authorities for rehabilitation, protection and management or co-management (with local and national authorities) of their common resources including water, forest, wetlands ecosystems. • To track local government budgets for governance and management of natural resources • To implement evidence-based environmental and climate change advocacy; supporting local voices to advocate for the protection of their natural resources; influencing national and international policy and decision makers on food, agriculture, climate and environmental justice policies and strategies at local and national levels. Examples include rights to diverse seeds, access to services, land, water and wildlife. Supporting women and women centred organisations to • To form their own structures and gain skills to participate in food rights, seed rights, environmental and climate networks and advocacy groups. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 212229 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002542B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Nyamagabe, Nyaruguru and Rulindo regions of Rwanda, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective focuses on increasing the adoption of agroecological approaches at household and community levels. Activities include training and awareness raising; intensifying community-led agroforestry; and providing adapted and preferred crops, such as local and exotic seed varieties. The principal focus of this outcome is: • Strengthening the resilience of poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, through promotion of diverse climate resilient agriculture for food and nutrition security including the adoption of agroecological approaches, seed sovereignty, improved food storage and preservation, and agrobiodiversity, soil conservation measures and trees on farms. • Community-led food and nutrition security analysis and planning using the 6 UN Dimensions of Food Security. It incorporates the co-creation and sharing of knowledge that enables farmers to adapt to their changing local conditions and to increase their resilience by reducing and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation. This work contributes to the availability of diverse food sources in target communities, and in turn, to improved nutrition outcomes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 327940 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002543B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Nyamagabe, Nyaruguru and Rulindo regions of Rwanda, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective focuses on engaging communities to protect and enhance biodiversity/natural resources and the environment. Activities include training and awareness raising; supporting community-led natural resource governance and disaster risk management processes; alongside supporting the implementation of these governance and disaster risk reduction action plans. The principal focus of this outcome is: • Community-led management of natural resources to protect local landscapes, habitats and wild biodiversity and strengthen the resilience of communities to the ongoing impacts of climate change including the implementation of Community Environment and Climate Change Action Plans. • Integrated community-led disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crises and also to protect and enhance the natural and other assets they have. • Rural Women and youth farmers, pastoralists and natural resources users. Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach leading to stronger community structures e.g. Village Natural Resources Management Committees in which women gain leadership roles. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 215440 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002544B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Nyamagabe, Nyaruguru and Rulindo regions of Rwanda, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective focuses on increasing women and older adolescent girls’ voice and leadership in all spheres. Activities include awareness raising on women's rights to participate in decision making processes; use of relevant behaviour change methodologies to explore issues of gender equality and social norms; and creating spaces to facilitate exchange between women leaders and women in the community at district and national level. The principal focus of this outcome is: Women’s empowerment and participation in decision making spaces DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 381028 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002545B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Nyamagabe, Nyaruguru and Rulindo regions of Rwanda, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women, older adolescent girls and GBV survivors to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support to meet their needs and preferences. Activities include strengthening GBV referral pathways; awareness raising sessions on the GBV legal framework and referrals; and the provision of psychosocial support to GBV survivors. The principal focus of this outcome is: Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 249480 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002546B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Nyamagabe, Nyaruguru and Rulindo regions of Rwanda, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective focuses on strengthening the sustainable economic well-being of people living in poverty, especially women and youth. Activities include the provision of training and financing to create agroecology-friendly income generating activities; the promotion of market interventions that support linkages to markets and other services; and facilitating access to post-harvest management skills and products. The principal focus of this outcome is: • The sustainable economic well-being of people, especially women and youth, through support for savings and credit groups, business and enterprise training and enterprise capital provision, market systems analysis and solidarity local market engagement initiatives. Capacity strengthening of women and youth, their households and communities is a core element of the approach giving skills to manage finances, group businesses, and to apply product processing and aggregation and marketing technologies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 237263 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002547B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners, works towards fulfilling Trócaire's commitment to localisation, while also inspiring sectoral transformation in solidarity with local actors in Rwanda. This objective focuses on the provision of more tailored and responsive capacity strengthening to local and national partners. Key activities include developing a Core Humanitarian Standards (CHS) toolkit for CHS accreditation for local and national organisations; documenting learning; and supporting partners to develop and roll out critical accountability policies and practices.  The principal focus of this outcome is: Partnership and localisation; with a focus on Women Centred Organisations Providing institutional capacity building and support to local and national partners in Rwanda DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 83054 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002548B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners, works towards fulfilling Trócaire's commitment to localisation, while also inspiring sectoral transformation in solidarity with local actors in Rwanda. This objective focuses on supporting partners to increase the quantity and quality of funding and resources received. Key activities include supporting partners to develop high quality donor proposals; providing tailored support on grant management; and facilitating direct engagement between partners and donors.  The principal focus of this outcome is: Partnership and localisation; with a focus on Women Centred Organisations Providing institutional capacity building and support to local and national partners in Rwanda DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 41335 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002549B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners, works towards fulfilling Trócaire's commitment to localisation, while also inspiring sectoral transformation in solidarity with local actors in Rwanda. This objective focuses on increasing the voice and influence of local and national partners in key spaces nationally and internationally. Activities include promoting the visibility of partners in external communications; providing technical support to partners to map out key decision-making spaces and to maximise their participation in these spaces.  The principal focus of this outcome is: Partnership and localisation; with a focus on Women Centred Organisations Providing institutional capacity building and support to local and national partners in Rwanda DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 27474 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002550B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners, works towards fulfilling Trócaire's commitment to localisation, while also inspiring sectoral transformation in solidarity with local actors in Rwanda. This objective focuses on solidifying Trócaire Rwanda’s role as a leading actor on localisation and partnership in Rwanda. Key activities include the creation of the Trócaire Rwanda Localization and Partnership Unit, with a clear 5-year strategy; and developing and sharing learning and best practice with external stakeholders.  The principal focus of this outcome is: Partnership and localisation; with a focus on Women Centred Organisations DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21134 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002551B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Sierra Leone, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective supports people living in poverty to collaborate in advocacy initiatives for their rights. Activities will focus on local and national level dialogues, generating evidence-based climate change advocacy resources, establishing a national climate network, and other preparations for participation in climate events e.g. COP. The principal focus of this outcome is: Supporting communities to • establish themselves as recognised authorities for rehabilitation, protection and management or co-management (with local and national authorities) of their common resources including water, forest, wetlands ecosystems. • To track local government budgets for governance and management of natural resources • To implement evidence-based environmental and climate change advocacy; supporting local voices to advocate for the protection of their natural resources; influencing national and international policy and decision makers on food, agriculture, climate and environmental justice policies and strategies at local and national levels. Examples include rights to diverse seeds, access to services, land, water and wildlife. Supporting women and women centred organisations to • To form their own structures and gain skills to participate in food rights, seed rights, environmental and climate networks and advocacy groups. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 304363 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002552B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Kambia, Karene and Port Loko districts of Sierra Leone, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective focuses on increasing the adoption of agroecological approaches at household and community levels. Activities include community led food security and nutrition assessments, and provision of agroecology training and inputs to increase sustainable food, livelihood security and resilience to climate.   The principal focus of this outcome is: • Strengthening the resilience of poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, through promotion of diverse climate resilient agriculture for food and nutrition security including the adoption of agroecological approaches, seed sovereignty, improved food storage and preservation, and agrobiodiversity, soil conservation measures and trees on farms. • Community-led food and nutrition security analysis and planning using the 6 UN Dimensions of Food Security. It incorporates the co-creation and sharing of knowledge that enables farmers to adapt to their changing local conditions and to increase their resilience by reducing and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation. This work contributes to the availability of diverse food sources in target communities, and in turn, to improved nutrition outcomes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 172872 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002553B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Kambia, Karene and Port Loko districts of Sierra Leone, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective focuses on engaging communities to protect and enhance biodiversity/natural resources and the environment. Activities include reviving/strengthening Village Development Committees, training on agroforestry nursery development; and accompanying communities to develop and implement Community Based Adaptation interventions to guide household and community efforts in natural resource management. The principal focus of this outcome is: • Community-led management of natural resources to protect local landscapes, habitats and wild biodiversity and strengthen the resilience of communities to the ongoing impacts of climate change including the implementation of Community Environment and Climate Change Action Plans. • Integrated community-led disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crises and also to protect and enhance the natural and other assets they have. • Rural Women and youth farmers, pastoralists and natural resources users. Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach leading to stronger community structures e.g. Village Natural Resources Management Committees in which women gain leadership roles. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 299511 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002554B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Bombali, Kambia, Karene, Port Loko and Western Area Rural districts of Sierra Leone, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective focuses on increasing women and older adolescent girls’ voice and leadership in all spheres. Activities include awareness raising on women's rights to participate in decision making processes; behaviour change methodologies to explore social norms; and supporting women only spaces. The principal focus of this outcome is: Women’s empowerment and participation in decision making spaces DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 550561 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002555B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Bombali, Kambia, Karene, and Port Loko districts of Sierra Leone, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women, older adolescent girls and GBV survivors to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support to meet their needs and preferences. Activities include awareness raising sessions for communities on the GBV legal framework and referrals; training medical practitioners and others on SGBV survivor centred and inclusive approaches; and the provision of psychosocial support to SGBV survivors. The principal focus of this outcome is: Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 176177 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002556B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Kambia, Karene and Port Loko districts of Sierra Leone, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective focuses on strengthening the sustainable economic well-being of people living in poverty, especially women and youth. Activities include supporting VSLAs, market assessments and capacity strengthening on business skills, post-harvest management, value addition and linkages to markets. The principal focus of this outcome is: • The sustainable economic well-being of people, especially women and youth, through support for savings and credit groups, business and enterprise training and enterprise capital provision, market systems analysis and solidarity local market engagement initiatives. Capacity strengthening of women and youth, their households and communities is a core element of the approach giving skills to manage finances, group businesses, and to apply product processing and aggregation and marketing technologies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 142069 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002557B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Kambia, Karene and Port Loko districts of Sierra Leone, works towards the goal that individuals and communities affected by crisis, transition from reliance on relief towards independence. This objective focuses on communities adopting measures and approaches, which strengthen their resilience to cope with crises and shocks. Activities include capacity strengthening activities in line with international humanitarian standards; strengthening disaster risk reduction processes; supporting coordination mechanisms at district and national level. The principle focus of this outcome is: Strengthening disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crisis and also to protect what they have Strengthening existing coordination mechanisms in preparation for future emergency response DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 88884 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002558B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Gedo Region, Somalia works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective supports people living in poverty to collaborate in advocacy initiatives for their rights. Activities focus on natural resource management committees being trained and supported in advocacy, review of Early Warning Systems and livelihood adaptation options and, training and south-to-south networking of grass roots and civil society. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Evidence-based climate change advocacy and networking in the national, regional & international climate justice arenas. - Supporting local voices to advocate for the protection of their natural resources and influencing national and international policy - Climate adaptation is linked to biodiversity because by protecting and restoring biodiversity, we strengthen the resilience of our ecosystems and the communities we work with to the impacts of climate change - Policy work at national and international level on climate finance, support for Agroecology and promotion of renewables are directly linked to climate mitigation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 78863 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002559B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Gedo Region, Somalia works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective focuses on increasing the adoption of agroecological approaches. Activities include enabling access to land, training on agro-ecological farming practices, production of energy saving stoves and participatory water management & irrigation systems. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Increase the resilience of poor and marginalised rural communities by mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation. - Promote sustainable, resilient approaches to agriculture i.e. the adoption of agroecological practices This work will contribute to the availability of diverse food sources in target communities, and in turn, to improved nutrition outcomes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 341572 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002560B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Gedo Region, Somalia works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on providing high quality life-saving services. Activities include community nutrition services, training on IMAM and community nutritional screening as well as ensuring access to safe water. The principal focus of this objective is: - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - Improve access to WASH and nutrition knowledge - ensure that women and girls benefit equally with men from the activity to compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 515880 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002561B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Acute Humanitarian Crisis Stream funding is implemented by Trócaire and partners to respond to sudden onset crises or spikes in chronic emergencies where-ever they occur. This in Gedo, response provided lifesaving WASH, nutrition and health assistance to 10,800 iof the most vulnerable people to an acute drought. The response protected the gains made of the ongoing ICSP programming in the area. The principle outcome is to provide material relief assistance and services depending upon participants needs so the most vulnerable/marginalised women, men, girls and boys in the communities affected by crisis can meet their basic needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 197400 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002562B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Gedo Region, Somalia works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected can hold us accountable to our commitments. Activities focus on safe and appropriate mechanisms that support the two-way flow of information, assistance is safe, inclusive and informed by ongoing monitoring of protection risks. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 125435 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002563B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Gedo Region, Somalia works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective focuses on engaging communities to protect and enhance biodiversity/natural resources and the environment. Activities include skilling up Natural Resource Management (NRM) committees, mapping and management planning of resources, rangeland and pasture rehabilitation for forage production and habitat improvement. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Management of natural resources to protect local biodiversity - Community-led natural resource governance and disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crisis and also to protect what they have - Natural resource management in fragile contexts is part of the nexus approach which is important for building resilience. Natural resource management is directly linked to climate adaptation as many of the impacts of climate are closely connected to changes in natural ecosystems e.g. land, water, soil, air. Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 92162 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002564B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in in Gedo Region, Somalia works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women and older adolescent girls to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support. Activities include the provision of psychosocial and other supports to GBV survivors, referrals and specialised SGBV response as needed and, capacity building for women. The principal focus of this objective is: - Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Support to women’s equality organisations and institutions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 103050 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002565B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Gedo Region, Somalia works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected have increased capacity for peaceful coexistence. Activities include participatory conflict analysis, peace structures established, trained and resourced to facilitate peacebuilding and conflict resolution at local level. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 123193 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002566B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Gedo Region, Somalia works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective focuses on strengthening the sustainable economic well-being of people living in poverty. Activities focus on IDP and host women having training, small business grants and are organised intovillage saving and loan associations. The principal focus of this outcome is: - The sustainable economic well-being of people, especially women and youth, via market systems development initiatives - Where possible, income generating initiatives will include an agroecology lens Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 121647 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002567B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Gedo Region, Somalia works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected are resilience to cope with crises and shocks. Activities include DRR committees established and supported, participatory action plans for disaster risk management in place and, early warning information distributed in an accessible manner and, set up of new water systems (shallow well), including solarization. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Increase the resilience of poor and marginalised rural communities by mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation. - Strengthen climate disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crisis and also to protect what they have - Disaster Risk Management reduces the vulnerability of households and communities to the impacts of climate change, supporting them to adapt to a changing climate and the associated hazards e.g. increased flooding, drought and cyclones etc. Preparedness involves measures to reduce the impacts of these hazards, further contributing to climate adaptation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 266908 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002568B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Gedo Region, Somalia works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected are able to protect, revitalise and restore their livelihoods. Activities include training of women in households that have attended nutrition services and supported with alternative livelihood options which are more sustainable and climate resilient, access to peer support structures and village saving and loans association and pilot the feasibility of vertical farms who cannot rely on traditional farming for reasons such as lack of access to land and insecurity. The principal focus of this objective is: - Promote sustainable, resilient approaches to agriculture i.e. the adoption of agroecological practices - Management of natural resources to protect local biodiversity - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - reduce poverty at a household level for the most marginalised of a community - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Building resilience to climate change involves applying strategies that are directly related to climate adaptation - agroecology, protecting natural resources and poverty reduction are part of this as they support individuals, households and communities to adapt to climate change impacts so they are better able to cope. Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 324132 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002569B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Gogrial East and Tonj North Counties, Warrap State works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on providing high quality life-saving services. Activities include providing vulnerable households with food & NFI kits, WASH infrastructure and, school hygiene clubs strengthened. The principal focus of this objective is: - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - Improve access to WASH and nutrition knowledge - ensure that women and girls benefit equally with men from the activity to compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 168543 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002570B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Acute Humanitarian Crisis Stream funding is implemented by Trócaire and partners in to respond to sudden onset crises or spikes in chronic emergencies where-ever they occur. This response in the Malakal provided lifesaving WASH and publci health support to 20,000 internally displaced people in camps during a cholera outbreak. The principle outcome is to provide material relief assistance and services depending upon participants needs so the most vulnerable/marginalised women, men, girls and boys in the communities affected by crisis can meet their basic needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141000 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002571B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners inGogrial East and Tonj North Counties, Warrap State works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected can hold us accountable to our commitments. Activities focus on safe and appropriate mechanisms that support the two-way flow of information, assistance is safe, inclusive and informed by ongoing monitoring of protection risks. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 55249 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002572B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Gogrial East and Tonj North Counties, Warrap State works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women and older adolescent girls to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support. Activities include the provision of psychosocial and other supports to GBV survivors; referrals to supports as needed; capacity building for women. The principal focus of this objective is: - Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Support to women’s equality organisations and institutions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 147039 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002573B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Gogrial East and Tonj North Counties, Warrap State works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected have increased capacity for peaceful coexistence. Activities include conflict analyses, community-based peace committees established and community peace initiatives supported. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 126376 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002574B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in ogrial East and Tonj North Counties, Warrap State works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected are resilience to cope with crises and shocks. Activities include Participatory Capacity and Vulnerability Analysis (PCVA), DRR committees formed, and community development plans drafted. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Increase the resilience of poor and marginalised rural communities by mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation. - Strengthen climate disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crisis and also to protect what they have - Disaster Risk Management reduces the vulnerability of households and communities to the impacts of climate change, supporting them to adapt to a changing climate and the associated hazards e.g. increased flooding, drought and cyclones etc. Preparedness involves measures to reduce the impacts of these hazards, further contributing to climate adaptation DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 118566 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002575B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners inGogrial East and Tonj North Counties, Warrap State works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected are able to protect, revitalise and restore their livelihoods. Activities include the provision of seeds and tools, training for farmers and women’s groups, women have access VSLAs and are trained in business skills. The principal focus of this objective is: - Promote sustainable, resilient approaches to agriculture i.e. the adoption of agroecological practices - Management of natural resources to protect local biodiversity - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - reduce poverty at a household level for the most marginalised of a community - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Building resilience to climate change involves applying strategies that are directly related to climate adaptation - agroecology, protecting natural resources and poverty reduction are part of this as they support individuals, households and communities to adapt to climate change impacts so they are better able to cope. Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 247985 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002576B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan, Sudan works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective focuses on increasing the adoption of agroecological approaches. Activities include women and youth trained on agro-ecological approaches and most marginalised households supported with agricultural inputs & equipment. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Increase the resilience of poor and marginalised rural communities by mitigating and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation. - Promote sustainable, resilient approaches to agriculture i.e. the adoption of agroecological practices This work will contribute to the availability of diverse food sources in target communities, and in turn, to improved nutrition outcomes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 124545 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002577B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan, Sudan works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on providing high quality life-saving services. Activities include training of health care staff and provision of integrated health and nutrition services. The principal focus of this objective is: - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - Improve access to WASH and nutrition knowledge - ensure that women and girls benefit equally with men from the activity to compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 303949 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002578B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Acute Humanitarian Crisis Stream funding is implemented by Trócaire and partners to respond to sudden onset crises or spikes in chronic emergencies where-ever they occur. This response in the Nuba Mountains provided lifesaving WASH and publci health support to 12,000 people in camps during a cholera outbreak. The response protected the gains made of the ongoing ICSP programming in the area. The principle outcome is to provide material relief assistance and services depending upon participants needs so the most vulnerable/marginalised women, men, girls and boys in the communities affected by crisis can meet their basic needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141000 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002579B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan, Sudan works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected can hold us accountable to our commitments. Activities focus on safe and appropriate mechanisms that support the two-way flow of information, assistance is safe, inclusive and informed by ongoing monitoring of protection risks. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 53971 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002580B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan, Sudan works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective focuses on engaging communities to protect and enhance biodiversity/natural resources and the environment. Activities include establishment of natural resource management groups, training, participatory natural resource mapping & action plans supported. The principal focus of this outcome is: - Management of natural resources to protect local biodiversity - Community-led natural resource governance and disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crisis and also to protect what they have - Natural resource management in fragile contexts is part of the nexus approach which is important for building resilience. Natural resource management is directly linked to climate adaptation as many of the impacts of climate are closely connected to changes in natural ecosystems e.g. land, water, soil, air. Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 159334 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002581B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan, Sudan works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected have increased capacity for peaceful coexistence. Activities include participatory conflict analysis and strengthening peace building committees. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35699 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002582B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan, Sudan works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective focuses on strengthening the sustainable economic well-being of people living in poverty. Activities include participatory market & livelihood assessment, training and support in business/livelihood skills and village savings and loan association formation. The principal focus of this outcome is: - The sustainable economic well-being of people, especially women and youth, via market systems development initiatives - Where possible, income generating initiatives will include an agroecology lens Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 251619 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002583B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan, Sudan works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected are able to protect, revitalise and restore their livelihoods. Activities include training of women in households that have attended nutrition services and they are supported with alternative livelihood options which are more sustainable and climate resilient. The principal focus of this objective is: - Promote sustainable, resilient approaches to agriculture i.e. the adoption of agroecological practices - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - reduce poverty at a household level for the most marginalised of a community - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Building resilience to climate change involves applying strategies that are directly related to climate adaptation - agroecology, protecting natural resources and poverty reduction are part of this as they support individuals, households and communities to adapt to climate change impacts so they are better able to cope. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 27602 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002584B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Damascas, Syria works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on providing high quality life-saving services. Activities include cash / in-kind assistance to to the most vulnerable households. The principal focus of this objective is: - Improve access to more diversified nutritional diets and food and improve the nutritional status of a target population - Improve access to WASH and nutrition knowledge - ensure that women and girls benefit equally with men from the activity to compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 420840 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002585B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Acute Humanitarian Crisis Stream funding is implemented by Trócaire and partners to respond to sudden onset crises or spikes in chronic emergencies where-ever they occur. This response in Damascas provided lifesaving cash assistance to 1,488 internally displaced people following displacement due to conflict. The response strengthened the coping capacity of the IDPS and reduced the financial burden on host families. The principle outcome is to provide material relief assistance and services depending upon participants needs so the most vulnerable/marginalised women, men, girls and boys in the communities affected by crisis can meet their basic needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70500 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002586B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Damascas, Syria works towards the goal that people in crisis can meet their basic needs. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected can hold us accountable to our commitments. Activities focus on safe and appropriate mechanisms that support the two-way flow of information, assistance is safe, inclusive and informed by ongoing monitoring of protection risks. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 27535 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002587B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Damascas, Syria works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women and older adolescent girls to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support. Activities include the provision of psychosocial and other supports to GBV survivors; referrals to supports as needed; capacity building for women. The principal focus of this objective is: - Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Support to women’s equality organisations and institutions DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 89151 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002588B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in Damascas, Syria works towards the goal that people in crisis can transition from assistance to become resilient. This objective focuses on ensuring people affected have increased capacity for peaceful coexistence. Activities include participatory conflict analysis and establish youth focused community based collaborations to work on social cohesion. The principal focus of this objective is: - Establish new systems & structures through which groups, communities or people can lead the response through an active and influential role in shaping decisions that affect their lives - Reduce social, economic or political power inequalities between women and men, girls and boys - Compensate for past discrimination DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 128997.00000000001 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002589B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners Damascus, Syria works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food. This objective focuses on strengthening the sustainable economic well-being of people living in poverty. Activities include participatory market & livelihood options assessment, training on livelihood options & business skills and provide inputs to support. The principal focus of this outcome is: - The sustainable economic well-being of people, especially women and youth, via market systems development initiatives - Where possible, income generating initiatives will include an agroecology lens Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 552107 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002590B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid Communities adopt measures and approaches which strengthen their resilience to cope with crises and shocks DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 3325 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002591B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Matabeleland South and Masvingo provinces of Zimbabwe, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective supports people living in poverty to collaborate in advocacy initiatives for their rights. Activities will focus on capacity strengthening; generating evidence-based climate change advocacy resources, participation in national/international climate networks, and other preparations for participation in major climate events e.g. COP. The principal focus of this outcome is: Supporting communities to • establish themselves as recognised authorities for rehabilitation, protection and management or co-management (with local and national authorities) of their common resources including water, forest, wetlands ecosystems. • To track local government budgets for governance and management of natural resources • To implement evidence-based environmental and climate change advocacy; supporting local voices to advocate for the protection of their natural resources; influencing national and international policy and decision makers on food, agriculture, climate and environmental justice policies and strategies at local and national levels. Examples include rights to diverse seeds, access to services, land, water and wildlife. Supporting women and women centred organisations to • To form their own structures and gain skills to participate in food rights, seed rights, environmental and climate networks and advocacy groups. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 162369 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002592B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Matabeleland South and Masvingo provinces of Zimbabwe, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective focuses on increasing the adoption of agroecological approaches at household and community levels. Activities include agroecology training; food preservation and storage support; and facilitating women and youth farmers in farmer led seed sovereignty movements. The principal focus of this outcome is: • Strengthening the resilience of poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, through promotion of diverse climate resilient agriculture for food and nutrition security including the adoption of agroecological approaches, seed sovereignty, improved food storage and preservation, and agrobiodiversity, soil conservation measures and trees on farms. • Community-led food and nutrition security analysis and planning using the 6 UN Dimensions of Food Security. It incorporates the co-creation and sharing of knowledge that enables farmers to adapt to their changing local conditions and to increase their resilience by reducing and adapting to the impacts of climate change and environmental degradation. This work contributes to the availability of diverse food sources in target communities, and in turn, to improved nutrition outcomes. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 351860 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002593B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Matabeleland South and Masvingo provinces of Zimbabwe, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective focuses on engaging communities to protect and enhance biodiversity/natural resources and the environment. Activities include training and awareness raising on biodiversity, community based natural resource management; supporting community-led disaster risk management processes; and distributing indigenous tree seeds/seedlings to communities. The principal focus of this outcome is: • Community-led management of natural resources to protect local landscapes, habitats and wild biodiversity and strengthen the resilience of communities to the ongoing impacts of climate change including the implementation of Community Environment and Climate Change Action Plans. • Integrated community-led disaster risk management processes to protect and strengthen communities’ abilities to face crises and also to protect and enhance the natural and other assets they have. • Rural Women and youth farmers, pastoralists and natural resources users. Capacity strengthening of communities is a core element of the approach leading to stronger community structures e.g. Village Natural Resources Management Committees in which women gain leadership roles. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 187845 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002594B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Manicaland, Matabeleland South and Masvingo provinces of Zimbabwe, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective focuses on increasing women and older adolescent girls’ voice and leadership in all spheres. Activities include awareness raising on women's rights/barriers to participation in decision making processes; and building women and girls’ capacity to take up local leadership positions. The principal focus of this outcome is: Women’s empowerment and participation in decision making spaces DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 132382 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002595B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Manicaland, Matabeleland South and Masvingo provinces of Zimbabwe, works towards the goal that women and older adolescent girls experience increased safety, psychosocial wellbeing, and meaningful participation and leadership. This objective supports women, older adolescent girls and GBV survivors to use GBV specialised interventions and psychosocial support to meet their needs and preferences. Activities include awareness raising sessions on GBV prevention and referrals; engaging boys and men on topics of power and gender equity; and the provision of counselling and legal support to GBV survivors. The principal focus of this outcome is: Women’s protection and access to specialised GBV supports DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 533487 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002596B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The ICSP Programme, implemented by Trócaire and partners in the Matabeleland South and Masvingo provinces of Zimbabwe, works towards the goal that poor and marginalised people, especially women and youth, have sustainable livelihoods and diverse food sources. This objective focuses on strengthening the sustainable economic well-being of people living in poverty, especially women and youth. Activities include the provision of training on market systems development, viable livelihood diversification strategies, organisation of farmers’ markets, and value addition. The principal focus of this outcome is: • The sustainable economic well-being of people, especially women and youth, through support for savings and credit groups, business and enterprise training and enterprise capital provision, market systems analysis and solidarity local market engagement initiatives. Capacity strengthening of women and youth, their households and communities is a core element of the approach giving skills to manage finances, group businesses, and to apply product processing and aggregation and marketing technologies. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 149393 Trócaire XM-DAC-21-1-2025002597B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting improved provision of gender responsive, conflict sensitive, safe and inclusive education services for vulnerable children in Beni territory, Eastern DRC. The programme is supporting the rehabilitation of classrooms, learning spaces and gender sensitive WASH facilities at target schools. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 110989 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002598B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is providing increased knowledge and skills to education stakeholders to mitigate socio-cultural and systemic barriers to quality education for vulnerable children, particularly girls, in Beni territory, Eastern DRC. The programme is providing training opportunities and awareness raising sessions on gender-sensitive education, inclusion and positive discipline to teachers and education stakeholders at local and district levels. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 58091 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002599B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is providing increased access to inclusive, safe, gender-responsive and conflict-sensitive quality education for vulnerable children in Beni territory, Eastern DRC. The programme is providing school materials to children aged 6-12 and informal learning opportunities to vulnerable women and girls. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15422 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002600B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in Beni territory, Eastern DRC. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for at risk women, girls and boys and providing economic opportunities for vulnerable women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 56092 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002601B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in Beni territory, Eastern DRC. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for at risk women, girls and boys and providing economic opportunities for vulnerable women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35357 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002602B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in Beni territory, Eastern DRC. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for at risk women, girls and boys and providing economic opportunities for vulnerable women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16369 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002603B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 268766 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002604B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid programme administration DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 213243 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002605B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports the economic, social and cultural empowerment for women and girls and the positive transformation in households and communities to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls in the Brakna Region of Mauritania. This is achieved through a variety of approaches including training on participation in leadership and decision making at household and community level; working with faith leaders; capacity building and support for protection committees, and supporting boys and men to work alongside women and girls as partners and catalysts for gender-transformative change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 36897 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002606B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports the economic, social and cultural empowerment for women and girls and the positive transformation in households and communities to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls in the Brakna Region of Mauritania. This is achieved through a variety of approaches including training on participation in leadership and decision making at household and community level; working with faith leaders; capacity building and support for protection committees, and supporting boys and men to work alongside women and girls as partners and catalysts for gender-transformative change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 16864 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002607B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports employment creation and income generation for target households, particularly female headed/vulnerable households, through income generating activities in the Brakna Region of Mauritania. The principle aim of this objective is to reduce household vulnerability to climate change impacts through supporting increased and diverse sources of income. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75728 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002608B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH empowers communities to preserve, protect and enhance their natural environment through natural resource managed measures and land management in the Brakna Region of Mauritania. The principle aim of this objective is reduce the vulnerability to climate change impacts by increasing the adoption of sustainable management, utilisation and conservation of natural resources in target communities increasing their ability to adapt to, or absorb, climate change stresses, shocks and variability and by helping reduce exposure to them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 29338 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002609B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports disaster risk reduction activities including risk assessments and preparedness measures (e.g. early warning systems), as well as building local and national capacities and supporting the establishment of efficient and sustainable national structures able to promote disaster risk reduction in the Brakna Region of Mauritania. The principle aim of this objective is reduce the vulnerability to climate change impacts by strengthening systemic capacity in disaster response and management in target communities, increasing their ability to adapt to, or absorb, climate change stresses, shocks and variability and/or by helping reduce exposure to them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38003 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002610B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme in the Brakna Region of Mauritania with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets. It does this through increasing diverse, nutrition sensitive, climate smart production in target households. The principle aim of this objective to reduce household vulnerability to climate change impacts through increasing diverse, nutrition sensitive, climate smart production in target households. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 80069 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002611B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets, including increasing household production, post harvest capacity building and access to food and improving knowledge and practice of the consumption of nutrient rich foods in the Brakna Region of Mauritania. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 69701 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002612B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets, including increasing household production, post harvest capacity building and access to food and improving knowledge and practice of the consumption of nutrient rich foods in the Brakna Region of Mauritania. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 26716 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002613B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Myanmar Earthquake Response in Mandalay provided essential and immediate livelihood support and basic WASH services to affected families by the earthquake in Mandalay. The project distributed cash vouchers and water services to affected populations, meeting their immediate needs. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 103400 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002614B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Rapid Response to Displaced and Conflict-Affected People in the West Bank project provided essential and life-saving WASH and shelter services for displaced and conflict affected individuals in North and Central Zones in West Bank. The project provided dignity kits, baby kits and NFI kits to individuals and also strenghtened civil defense capacity through equipping Civil Defence Centres. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141000 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002615B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports the economic, social and cultural empowerment for women and girls and the positive transformation in households and communities to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls n the Makira- Ulawa Province, Solomon Islands. This is achieved through a variety of approaches including training on participation in leadership and decision making at household and community level; working with faith leaders; capacity building and support for protection committees, and supporting boys and men to work alongside women and girls as partners and catalysts for gender-transformative change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 59271 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002616B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports the economic, social and cultural empowerment for women and girls and the positive transformation in households and communities to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls n the Makira- Ulawa Province, Solomon Islands. This is achieved through a variety of approaches including training on participation in leadership and decision making at household and community level; working with faith leaders; capacity building and support for protection committees, and supporting boys and men to work alongside women and girls as partners and catalysts for gender-transformative change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 51520 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002617B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports employment creation and income generation for target households, particularly female headed/vulnerable households, through income generating activities in the Makira- Ulawa Province, Solomon Islands. The principle aim of this objective is to reduce household vulnerability to climate change impacts through supporting increased and diverse sources of income. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 83360 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002618B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH empowers communities to preserve, protect and enhance their natural environment through natural resource managed measures and land management in the Makira- Ulawa Province, Solomon Islands. The principle aim of this objective is reduce the vulnerability to climate change impacts by increasing the adoption of sustainable management, utilisation and conservation of natural resources in target communities increasing their ability to adapt to, or absorb, climate change stresses, shocks and variability and by helping reduce exposure to them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 8427 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002619B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports disaster risk reduction activities including risk assessments and preparedness measures (e.g. early warning systems), as well as building local and national capacities and supporting the establishment of efficient and sustainable national structures able to promote disaster risk reduction in the Makira- Ulawa Province, Solomon Islands. The principle aim of this objective is reduce the vulnerability to climate change impacts by strengthening systemic capacity in disaster response and management in target communities, increasing their ability to adapt to, or absorb, climate change stresses, shocks and variability and/or by helping reduce exposure to them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 78006 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002620B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme in the n the Makira- Ulawa Province, Solomon Islands with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets. It does this through increasing diverse, nutrition sensitive, climate smart production in target households. The principle aim of this objective to reduce household vulnerability to climate change impacts through increasing diverse, nutrition sensitive, climate smart production in target households. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45320 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002621B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets, including increasing household production, post harvest capacity building and access to food and improving knowledge and practice of the consumption of nutrient rich foods in the Makira- Ulawa Province, Solomon Islands DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 23903 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002622B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets, including increasing household production, post harvest capacity building and access to food and improving knowledge and practice of the consumption of nutrient rich foods in the Makira- Ulawa Province, Solomon Islands. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 19096 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002623B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting improved provision of gender responsive, conflict sensitive, safe and inclusive education services for vulnerable children in Puntland state, Somalia. The programme is supporting the rehabilitation of classrooms, learning spaces and gender sensitive WASH facilities at target schools. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 268686 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002624B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is providing increased access to inclusive, safe, gender-responsive and conflict-sensitive quality education for vulnerable children in Puntland state, Somalia. The programme is providing school materials to children aged 6-12 and informal learning opportunities to vulnerable women and girls. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60582 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002625B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is providing increased knowledge and skills to education stakeholders to mitigate socio-cultural and systemic barriers to quality education for vulnerable children, particularly girls, in Puntland state, Somalia. The programme is providing training opportunities and awareness raising sessions on gender-sensitive education, inclusion and positive discipline to teachers and education stakeholders at local and district levels. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 37462 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002626B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in Puntland state, Somalia. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for at risk women, girls and boys and providing economic opportunities for vulnerable women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 86062 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002627B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment of the most vulnerable women and girls in Puntland state, Somalia. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving the access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for at risk women, girls and boys and providing economic opportunities for vulnerable women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 78221 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002628B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in Puntland state, Somalia. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for at risk women, girls and boys and providing economic opportunities for vulnerable women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 69648 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002629B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting improved provision of gender responsive, conflict sensitive, safe and inclusive education services for vulnerable children in Upper Nile state, South Sudan. The programme is supporting the rehabilitation of classrooms, learning spaces and gender sensitive WASH facilities at target schools. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 294042 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002630B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is providing increased access to inclusive, safe, gender-responsive and conflict-sensitive quality education for vulnerable children in Upper Nile State, South Sudan. The programme is providing school materials to children aged 6-12 and informal learning opportunities to vulnerable women and girls. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 36297 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002631B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is providing increased knowledge and skills to education stakeholders to mitigate socio-cultural and systemic barriers to quality education for vulnerable children, particularly girls, in Upper Nile state, South Sudan. The programme is providing training opportunities and awareness raising sessions on gender-sensitive education, inclusion and positive discipline to teachers and education stakeholders at local and district levels. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 33075 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002632B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in Upper Nile state, South Sudan. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for at risk women, girls and boys and providing economic opportunities for vulnerable women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 72494 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002633B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in Upper Nile state, South Sudan. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for at risk women, girls and boys and providing economic opportunities for vulnerable women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 39210 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002634B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in Upper Nile state, South Sudan. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for at risk women, girls and boys and providing economic opportunities for vulnerable women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 20414 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002635B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The Emergency Relief for Syria response for vulnerable women and girls in Rural Damascus supported the accute, immediate hygiene and sanitation needs of vulnerable population, including children, in Rural Damascus. The project distributed dignity kits (including sexual and reproductive health items) and baby kits with essential care items for mothers and babies, reducing their immediate WASH and wellbeing needs and enhancing their dignity. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 141000 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002636B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in North West Syria. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for at risk women, girls and boys and providing economic opportunities for vulnerable women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 166401 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002637B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in North West Syria. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for at risk women, girls and boys and providing economic opportunities for vulnerable women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 123176 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002638B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in North West Syria. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for at risk women, girls and boys and providing economic opportunities for vulnerable women. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 33955 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002639B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports the economic, social and cultural empowerment for women and girls and the positive transformation in households and communities to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls in the Shinyanga Region of Tanzania. This is achieved through a variety of approaches including training on participation in leadership and decision making at household and community level; working with faith leaders; capacity building and support for protection committees, and supporting boys and men to work alongside women and girls as partners and catalysts for gender-transformative change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 49692 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002640B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports the economic, social and cultural empowerment for women and girls and the positive transformation in households and communities to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls in the Shinyanga Region of Tanzania. This is achieved through a variety of approaches including training on participation in leadership and decision making at household and community level; working with faith leaders; capacity building and support for protection committees, and supporting boys and men to work alongside women and girls as partners and catalysts for gender-transformative change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 27256 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002641B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports employment creation and income generation for target households, particularly female headed/vulnerable households, through income generating activities in the Shinyanga Region of Tanzania. The principle aim of this objective is to reduce household vulnerability to climate change impacts through supporting increased and diverse sources of income. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 42035 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002642B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH empowers communities to preserve, protect and enhance their natural environment through natural resource managed measures and land management in the Shinyanga Region of Tanzania. The principle aim of this objective is reduce the vulnerability to climate change impacts by increasing the adoption of sustainable management, utilisation and conservation of natural resources in target communities increasing their ability to adapt to, or absorb, climate change stresses, shocks and variability and by helping reduce exposure to them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 65169 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002643B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports disaster risk reduction activities including risk assessments and preparedness measures (e.g. early warning systems), as well as building local and national capacities and supporting the establishment of efficient and sustainable national structures able to promote disaster risk reduction in the Shinyanga Region of Tanzania. The principle aim of this objective is reduce the vulnerability to climate change impacts by strengthening systemic capacity in disaster response and management in target communities, increasing their ability to adapt to, or absorb, climate change stresses, shocks and variability and/or by helping reduce exposure to them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 29020 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002644B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets, including increasing household production, post harvest capacity building and access to food and improving knowledge and practice of the consumption of nutrient rich foods in the Shinyanga Region of Tanzania. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 85723 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002645B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme in the Shinyanga Region of Tanzania with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets. It does this through increasing diverse, nutrition sensitive, climate smart production in target households. The principle aim of this objective to reduce household vulnerability to climate change impacts through increasing diverse, nutrition sensitive, climate smart production in target households. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 75279 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002646B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets, including increasing household production, post harvest capacity building and access to food and improving knowledge and practice of the consumption of nutrient rich foods in the Shinyanga Region of Tanzania. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 39952 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002647B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports the economic, social and cultural empowerment for women and girls and the positive transformation in households and communities to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls in Karamoja, Uganda. This is achieved through a variety of approaches including training on participation in leadership and decision making at household and community level; working with faith leaders; capacity building and support for protection committees, and supporting boys and men to work alongside women and girls as partners and catalysts for gender-transformative change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 60440 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002648B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports the economic, social and cultural empowerment for women and girls and the positive transformation in households and communities to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls in t in Karamoja, Uganda. This is achieved through a variety of approaches including training on participation in leadership and decision making at household and community level; working with faith leaders; capacity building and support for protection committees, and supporting boys and men to work alongside women and girls as partners and catalysts for gender-transformative change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45534 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002649B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports employment creation and income generation for target households, particularly female headed/vulnerable households, through income generating activities in Karamoja, Uganda. The principle aim of this objective is to reduce household vulnerability to climate change impacts through supporting increased and diverse sources of income. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 186573 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002650B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH empowers communities to preserve, protect and enhance their natural environment through natural resource managed measures and land management in the Shinyanga Region of Tanzania. The principle aim of this objective is reduce the vulnerability to climate change impacts by increasing the adoption of sustainable management, utilisation and conservation of natural resources in target communities increasing their ability to adapt to, or absorb, climate change stresses, shocks and variability and by helping reduce exposure to them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 58542 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002651B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports disaster risk reduction activities including risk assessments and preparedness measures (e.g. early warning systems), as well as building local and national capacities and supporting the establishment of efficient and sustainable national structures able to promote disaster risk reduction in in Karamoja, Uganda. The principle aim of this objective is reduce the vulnerability to climate change impacts by strengthening systemic capacity in disaster response and management in target communities, increasing their ability to adapt to, or absorb, climate change stresses, shocks and variability and/or by helping reduce exposure to them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 70722 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002652B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets, including increasing household production, post harvest capacity building and access to food and improving knowledge and practice of the consumption of nutrient rich foods in Karamoja, Uganda. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 40042 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002653B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme in Karamoja, Uganda with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets. It does this through increasing diverse, nutrition sensitive, climate smart production in target households. The principle aim of this objective to reduce household vulnerability to climate change impacts through increasing diverse, nutrition sensitive, climate smart production in target households. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 38168 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002654B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets, including increasing household production, post harvest capacity building and access to food and improving knowledge and practice of the consumption of nutrient rich foods in Karamoja, Uganda. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 21614 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002655B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports the economic, social and cultural empowerment for women and girls and the positive transformation in households and communities to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls in Port Vila, Vanuatu. This is achieved through a variety of approaches including training on participation in leadership and decision making at household and community level; working with faith leaders; capacity building and support for protection committees, and supporting boys and men to work alongside women and girls as partners and catalysts for gender-transformative change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 45150 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002656B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports the economic, social and cultural empowerment for women and girls and the positive transformation in households and communities to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls in Port Vila, Vanuatu. This is achieved through a variety of approaches including training on participation in leadership and decision making at household and community level; working with faith leaders; capacity building and support for protection committees, and supporting boys and men to work alongside women and girls as partners and catalysts for gender-transformative change. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 17185 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002657B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports employment creation and income generation for target households, particularly female headed/vulnerable households, through income generating activities in the Shinyanga Region of Tanzania. The principle aim of this objective is to reduce household vulnerability to climate change impacts through supporting increased and diverse sources of income. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 116519 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002658B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH empowers communities to preserve, protect and enhance their natural environment through natural resource managed measures and land management in Port Vila, Vanuatu. The principle aim of this objective is reduce the vulnerability to climate change impacts by increasing the adoption of sustainable management, utilisation and conservation of natural resources in target communities increasing their ability to adapt to, or absorb, climate change stresses, shocks and variability and by helping reduce exposure to them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 18087 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002659B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH supports disaster risk reduction activities including risk assessments and preparedness measures (e.g. early warning systems), as well as building local and national capacities and supporting the establishment of efficient and sustainable national structures able to promote disaster risk reduction in Port Vila, Vanuatu. The principle aim of this objective is reduce the vulnerability to climate change impacts by strengthening systemic capacity in disaster response and management in target communities, increasing their ability to adapt to, or absorb, climate change stresses, shocks and variability and/or by helping reduce exposure to them. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 63675 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002660B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme in Port Vila, Vanuatu with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets. It does this through increasing diverse, nutrition sensitive, climate smart production in target households. The principle aim of this objective to reduce household vulnerability to climate change impacts through increasing diverse, nutrition sensitive, climate smart production in target households. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 35503 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002661B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets, including increasing household production, post harvest capacity building and access to food and improving knowledge and practice of the consumption of nutrient rich foods in Port Vila, Vanuatu. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 30846 World Vision Ireland XM-DAC-21-1-2025002662B2PROGRAM DFAT / Irish Aid NOURISH is a long term household food security programme with activities that improve the access of households to nutritionally adequate diets, including increasing household production, post harvest capacity building and access to food and improving knowledge and practice of the consumption of nutrient rich foods in Port Vila, Vanuatu. DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid DFAT / Irish Aid https://www.irishaid.ie/ 15601 World Vision Ireland