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Dáil Éireann debate -
Wednesday, 9 Oct 2002

Vol. 554 No. 5

Written Answers. - Grant Aid.

Mary Upton

Question:

186 Dr. Upton asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment the individual non-governmental organisations funded or grant-aided under the various schemes run by her Department; the amount provided; and the purpose for which it was provided, in the last full year for which information is available. [16715/02]

I have set out the information requested in the following table:

Non-Governmental Organisation

Amount Provided 2001

Purpose

Irish National Organisation of the Unemployed

€46,980

For the day to day expenses of the organisation.

Irish Congress of Trade Unions

€1,008,000

To assist ITC's Education Training and Advisory Services.

Quarryvale Community House and Resource Centre

€463,454

€317,435 to An Síol Millennium Holiday Trust Ltd. for the purchase of a holiday facility for the disadvantaged.€146,019 to Quarryvale Resource Centre Ltd. for the provision of an IT training facility and two community businesses.

The Galway Board of Science and Technology Ltd.

€317,316

To fund the Fionn Science Project, mainly to develop a bi-lingual Galway Primary School Science Website involving 35 schools.

The Chambers of Commerce of Ireland e-Business Programme

From Information Society Action Fund €1,140,575

To assist in building an e-business capacity within the SME sector in Ireland through training and awareness building activity in the Chambers' client base.

Arbitration of International Disputes Ltd.

From Information Society Action Fund €57,230

For research and ancillary expenses involved in exploring the possibility of developing a viable business-to-business on-line arbitration project.

University College Dublin

From Information Society Action Fund €101,579

For an EU supported pilot business-to-consumer on-line arbitration project.

Royal Irish Academy

€10,158

Provided towards the establishment of a Bio Ethics Council recommended by the Interdepartmental Group on Biotechnology.

Skillnets Ltd.

€4,321,265

For the purposes of operating the Training Networks Programme, primarily funded by the NTF, which facilitates the upskilling of people in employment.

Léargas

€107,928 (Jointly funded by the Dept. of Education and Science and the EU)

Towards the cost of administration in Ireland of the EU's vocational training programme.

IBEC

€19,680

Joint IBEC/ICTU initiative to promote the employment of people with disabilities.

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