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Who is Concern Worldwide?

Who is Concern Worldwide?. Operation in approximately 30 countries- bottom 40 of HDI Started in Nigeria in 68 Primary base Ireland, also UK, US. Our vision is based on our experience that we can target extreme poverty most effectively in three interconnected ways:.

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Who is Concern Worldwide?

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  1. Who is Concern Worldwide? • Operation in approximately 30 countries- bottom 40 of HDI • Started in Nigeria in 68 • Primary base Ireland, also UK, US.

  2. Our vision is based on our experience that we can target extreme poverty most effectively in three interconnected ways: • Impact:through the scale and quality ofour own and our partners’ programme work which currently impacts, directly and indirectly, on the lives of some twelve million people. • Innovation:through pioneering innovative development approaches which can be replicated by local institutions (civil society and government), other aid agencies and donors. • Influence:through influencing pro-poor policies at national and international level.

  3. Types of work • Emergency • Development

  4. Core competencies • Health- world class in CTC • education • HIV and AIDS • livelihood

  5. The characteristics of being World Class in a programme or approach include: • Evidence of ongoing impact of programmes on extreme poverty • Contributing significantly to institutional or sectoral learning and ‘best practice’ • Regular and demonstrable innovations in an area of work • Leading and contributing to active and effective networks or coalitions. • Influencing policy within a coherent framework, linking the local to the global • Peer, donor and academic recognition of leadership in an area of work

  6. Organisational research prioritises • HIV in emergencies • HIV and hunger • CTC

  7. Concern and Renewal • Two year joint position in Dublin • Benefits to Concern– do research better! – we are operators! • Development of evidence base internal and external

  8. Malawi • Role of transfers in humanitarian assistance- what works where are when • Electronic cash transfers- role- multiplier- social consequences- relationship with IDS • CTC- national support to MoH • CTC PLWHA- pre ART- Valid International • On going livelihood intervention with CSOs • HIV game

  9. Zambia • Livelihoods - management use of fragile wetlands, land rights and ownership in respect to HIV, strengthening inclusion of vulnerable groups in farmers movements, markets, SMD, disaster risk reduction • HIV – government role out of HIV strategy, support to HIV+ networks, BCC

  10. Mozambique • Education – girl child inclusion, ensuring schools are safe and supportive environments, influencing government policies • Livelihoods – commitment to democratic processes, • HIV – broad based prevention & care, emergency HIV programme in flood plains

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