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As a country, Ireland has a long and proud tradition of international solidarity. The government aid programme is a very important part of this tradition which sets Ireland apart on the global stage. In the current economic climate, it is paramount thatwe do not lose sight of the bigger picture andwork to maintain current aid levels. It is essential thatwe also keep our international responsibilities towards those less fortunate. |
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Over the past decade since the MDGs were adopted, progress has been made but this has been uneven across goals and regions. Poverty remains high in sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Asia. The MDGs can still be achieved but not without real political will, commitment and sufficient financing. |
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Gender Based Violence, Poverty and Development. An Issues Paper from the Irish Joint Consortium on Gender Based Violence. |
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A briefing on a poverty focused, development approach to Aid for Trade |
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In preparation for the European Parliament elections which will be held in Ireland on June 5th 2009, this document outlines six key priorities which Trocaire is calling on Irish MEPs to take forward in the next European Parliament 2009-2004. |
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