Posts tagged ‘Irish NGOs’
Why is 2015 the European Year for Development?
A short explanation of why 2015 is such an important year, and why it has been chosen as the European Year for Development.
World AIDS Day: Some good news
On Monday 1 December 2014, people around the world marked World AIDS Day, to help raise awareness of the disease. And the good news is that the end of AIDS is in sight.
Next year, 2015, will be the European Year for Development.
A short introduction on why 2015 may well be one of the most important years for a long while.
How mobile phones are transforming agriculture in Africa
A short listing of articles on the application of new mobile technologies in African agriculture.
The 2014 World Cup – reflections on the link between sports and development
Reflections on how to use sports as a tool for social development, on the eve of the 2014 soccer World Cup in Brazil.
Challenging the stereotypes of “Africa”
Irish NGOs are working together to change attitudes and impressions of developing countries. Here are some examples of how they are doing that.
Reflections on HLM Mexico
A reflection on the recent meeting on “Development Effectiveness” that took place in Mexico.
EU Development Ministers meet in Brussels
Three pointers for EU Development Ministers, as they meet in Brussels.
Irish aid in Africa: Five personal experiences
Does Irish overseas aid really make a difference?
We asked five TDs and Senators who have travelled to Africa to tell us their personal experiences.
This is what they said.
“What you see is not what it is”
Oxfam Ireland’s Dr. Enida Friel describes how the drive of one man can make a big difference, as she visits a company in Rwanda.