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What is Ireland’s upcoming EU Presidency going to mean for you? Over five episodes, Dóchas, the Irish Network for Humanitarian and Development Organisations, takes a look at how the EU Presidency will run, what the priorities will be and how big a role Development issues will…

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  1. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    Episode 8 - Emily Wigens (opens the original)

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    Ireland is hosting the EU Presidency from July until December - and a lot of the conversation will be taken up by the Multiannual Financial Framework, the EU's Budget for the next eight years. Based in Brussels, Emily Wigens leads the ONE Campaign’s advocacy and political lobbying across the European Union institutions to combat extreme poverty and preventable disease. She focuses heavily on the EU’s MFF budget negotiations, advocating against cuts to international development funds. She sits do

  2. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    Episode 7 - Dr Moses Isooba (opens the original)

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    How can Ireland make the most of the EU Presidency in terms of development? Dr Moses Isooba, Executive Director of the Uganda National CSO Platform and Vice-Chair of Forus International, recently appeared at the Dóchas launch of the EU Presidency Programme in Dublin. He sat down with Dóchas CEO Jane-Ann McKenna to discuss how Ireland can use the Presidency to keep development high on the agenda. To find out more about Dóchas activities during Ireland's presidency of the Council of the European U

  3. Episode · Jul 15, 2026

    Episode 6 - David Hudson (opens the original)

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    Worldview is a nationally representative public engagement research project developed as a resource for Dóchas members and stakeholders to deepen their understanding of and engagement with the Irish public on issues of overseas development aid, global poverty, equality and justice. Worldview’s annual research identifies: Current beliefs and attitudes of the Irish public in relation to overseas development aid The communication content, style and channels that are likely to enhance support for ov

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