Aid cuts

Act Now on 2015

The Irish government made a promise to the poorest people in the world. We’re campaigning to make sure they keep that promise by protecting the overseas aid budget.

We still care: one year on

The issue of Ireland’s aid cuts is on the agenda again. As we plan our campaign to ensure there are no more cuts to the aid budget, it’s useful to look back on last year’s campaign.

Cross-party call to halt aid cuts

A group of 30 TDs and senators have called on the government not to cut the overseas aid budget any further.

Video: we do care

Last year, 6,500 people got involved in the first phase of the We do care campaign. Here are some of those showing we care.

Videos: I care because

In this video, representatives from Ireland’s aid organisations talk about why they care about the cuts in the aid budget.

Charity begins at home?

In this video, I give my views about the recent cuts in Ireland’s aid budget.

We still care

It’s true, times are tough here in Ireland. But does that mean we care any less about people living in severe poverty?

“Not forgetting poorest of poor”

A recent Irish Times editorial wrote: “It is a regrettable reality that, as the economy shrinks, overseas aid, set as a proportion of GNP, automatically shrinks.

Aid cuts in Haiti

Haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere, and one of the most disadvantaged countries in the world.

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