- Funding rules and allocations from the Department of Rural and Community Development are impacting the operational viability of shed operations.
- Department launches funding program for local projects and uses data for investment decisions.
New €2 million fund launched to support inner-city Dublin communities
What happened
Rethink Ireland and Irish Life launched the Inner City Dublin Fund, a three-year initiative totaling €2 million. This fund is supported by the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht through the Dormant Accounts Fund. It aims to support up to eight community-led initiatives across Dublin’s core communities.
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Why it matters
The fund provides financial support and capacity-building resources to community organizations in Dublin City. This investment is intended to strengthen wellbeing, safety, and inclusion in inner-city neighborhoods, complementing the Department of Rural and Community Development's support for community initiatives within Dublin City.
The Department of Rural and Community Development runs a funding program for local projects, using data to guide its investment decisions.
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Who's involved
- Department of Rural and Community DevelopmentProvides support for community initiatives within Dublin City
- Dublin CityThe administrative area where the fund targets inner-city communities
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
The Department of Rural and Community Development could see its operational activities strengthened by receiving co-funding for the Inner City Dublin Fund.
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Dublin City
administrative area comprising the former county borough of Dublin
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Department of Rural and Community Development
department of the Government of Ireland
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