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Ireland’s overseas assistance generosity may yield longer-term economic benefits for the country
** Guest blog by Dr. Pat McCloughlan The 2006 White Paper on Irish Aid placed the fight against world poverty at the heart of Ireland’s foreign policy and set out the guiding principles of the aid pro… more →
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Ireland’s overseas assistance generosity may yield longer-term economic benefits for the country
wrote 2 days ago: ** Guest blog by Dr. Pat McCloughlan The 2006 White Paper on Irish Aid placed the fight against worl … more →
NGO Transparency in Action
wrote 1 week ago: On 2 May, Dóchas hosted a conference entitled “Initiate – Transparency In Action … more →
Ireland's new Development Policy - A word count analysis
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wrote 1 week ago: On 2 May, the Irish Government published its new Policy on International Development. The paper is t … more →
European NGOs set out their vision of a new approach to tackling poverty
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Human rights and a focus on the multidimensional scope of poverty should be at the centre of the age … more →
New research into public attitudes to "Development"
wrote 2 months ago: In December 2012, Suas presented the results of a piece of research by Amárach Research, on Irish … more →
Ireland’s EU Presidency is an opportunity to shape the thinking on how to end world poverty
wrote 4 months ago: On New Year’s Day, Ireland’s six-month presidency of the EU began. The EU Presidency isn’t what it u … more →
The World We Want: Equality and Equity?
wrote 4 months ago: The discussions about a better Ireland in a fairer world increasingly centre on the degree of inequa … more →
Aid alone will not end Poverty - As we keep undermining its effectiveness
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wrote 5 months ago: At Dóchas, we have for many years now argued that aid alone will not make poverty history. (see also … more →
Irish EU Presidency 2013 - Priorities
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wrote 6 months ago: On 1 January 2013, Ireland took over the rotating EU Presidency from Cyprus. We have set out what th … more →
"Development programmes that work" - A short anthology of examples from research
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wrote 7 months ago: By Ciara Aucoin, for Dóchas. (See also this blog post: “Basing the Post-2015 Development Frame … more →
A new partnership?
wrote 7 months ago: Dóchas has launched a new website, to help facilitate debate about the priorities for the 2013 Irish … more →
Charities, NGOs, Active Citizenship and the Government
wrote 8 months ago: “Charities” (or as we like to call them: “Civil Society Organisations”) have been in the news lately … more →
Aid Works - Some Examples
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wrote 8 months ago: Health & Disease In Bangladesh child mortality rates have been halved since 1990. Guinea Worm ha … more →
Transforming our discourse on poverty and social justice
wrote 9 months ago: Thomas Geoghegan, Dóchas In a recent article, ‘Beyond Charity’, Martin Kirk, Head of Campaigns … more →
Aid Myths Busted
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wrote 12 months ago: NB: This article was originally posted on http://www.actionaid.org.au/blog/top-five-aid-myths-busted … more →
Why Ireland invests in overseas aid
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wrote 1 year ago: To anyone wondering why Ireland continues to spend money on overseas aid: Take your pick from these … more →
Rio+20 – A Time To Move Forward
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wrote 1 year ago: Guest blog by Deirdre Carolan In our world over one billion people live in extreme poverty. One sixt … more →
Ireland’s 2013 EU Presidency
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wrote 1 year ago: In January 2013, Ireland will take over the rotating Presidency of the European Union. As we set out … more →
NGOs and Accountability: What it says in the Papers
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wrote 1 year ago: Guest post by Marguerite Hughes A recent Google search for “NGO accountability” yielded me 6,640,0 … more →
