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AIDI was established in 2008 through the researching of history, culture and intercultural relationships between communities in Ireland, and African immigrants living in the Ireland of Islands.
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Value
Value
We believe the Core value system places huge importance on diversity, inclusion, and equality which we know that laws governing our communities
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Vision
Vision
The AIDI is guided by its vision of “Inclusive, Dynamic and Prosperous Society” determined by its people and representing a dynamic force in the international sphere
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Mission
Mission
Our mission is to promote Africa’s history, culture, socio-economic growth and development by championing inclusion and intercultural relationships
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we embrace openness and curiosity towards diversity
AIDI is the official registered organizers of Black History Month Ireland (BHMI), also known as Africa History Month Ireland (AHMI).
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Frequently Asked Question
What is the Africa-Irish Development Initiative (AIDI)?
The Africa-Irish Development Initiative (AIDI) is a collaborative effort aimed at fostering sustainable development in Africa through partnerships, knowledge exchange, and innovation between Ireland and African countries.
What are the main objectives of AIDI?
The main objectives include promoting economic growth, enhancing education and healthcare, supporting agricultural development, and empowering communities through skills development and capacity building.
Which African countries are involved in AIDI?
AIDI collaborates with several African countries. The specific countries may vary depending on the projects, but typically include nations where Ireland has established development partnerships.
Who can participate in AIDI projects?
Participation is open to a wide range of stakeholders, including governments, NGOs, academic institutions, private sector companies, and local communities in both Africa and Ireland.
How is AIDI funded?
AIDI is funded through a combination of public and private sector contributions, including grants from the Irish government, donations, and partnerships with international organizations.
What types of projects does AIDI support?
AIDI supports projects across various sectors such as education, healthcare, agriculture, infrastructure, and technology, all aimed at improving the quality of life and promoting sustainable development in African communities.
What are the key areas of focus for AIDI in 2024?
In 2024, AIDI is focusing on climate change adaptation, digital transformation, and enhancing food security in African communities.
How can I get involved with AIDI as a volunteer or partner?
You can get involved by visiting the AIDI website and exploring opportunities for volunteering, internships, or partnerships. There are various roles depending on your skills and expertise.
What is the relationship between AIDI and the Irish government?
AIDI works closely with the Irish government, particularly the Department of Foreign Affairs, to align its initiatives with Ireland’s international development policy and to ensure effective implementation of projects
Does AIDI work with other international organizations?
Yes, AIDI collaborates with various international organizations, including UN agencies, the European Union, and other development agencies, to enhance the scope and impact of its initiatives.
How does AIDI ensure the sustainability of its projects?
AIDI ensures sustainability by engaging local communities, promoting skills transfer, and implementing projects that are environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable.
Where can I find more information about AIDI’s projects and achievements?
Detailed information about AIDI’s projects, reports, and achievements can be found on the official AIDI website or by contacting their office directly.
How does AIDI address the unique challenges faced by African communities?
AIDI tailors its approach to the specific needs and challenges of each community, working closely with local stakeholders to develop solutions that are culturally appropriate and effective.
The Africa-Irish Development Initiative is an Ireland registered Company Limited By Guarantee in October 2014 with registration number IE 551580,
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Registered Address is: 53 Dorset Street Upper, Dublin 1, 662880, D01 K5F2 Republic of Ireland
Partnership & Collaboration
AIDI as an accredited EU organisation, our mission is to work with Cooperate bodies, and Institutions to create a just and sustainable world.
