Gorta
Gorta (English: "Extreme Want" or "Hunger") is Ireland’s longest-running international development organisation. Following a merger with Self Help Africa in July 2014 the organisation will operate in Ireland as Gorta-Self Help Africa. Gorta works with smallholder farmers, focusing on long term agricultural development projects. As of 2014, the merged organisation operates in 10 countries across Africa and also supports key initiatives in a further two. Gorta UK is an affiliate of Gorta and raises funds from public donors within the UK.
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Gorta
Gorta (English: "Extreme Want" or "Hunger") is Ireland’s longest-running international development organisation. Following a merger with Self Help Africa in July 2014 the organisation will operate in Ireland as Gorta-Self Help Africa. Gorta works with smallholder farmers, focusing on long term agricultural development projects. As of 2014, the merged organisation operates in 10 countries across Africa and also supports key initiatives in a further two. Gorta UK is an affiliate of Gorta and raises funds from public donors within the UK.
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Gorta (English: "Extreme Want" ...... m public donors within the UK.
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1965-11-08
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Sub-Saharan Africa
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Agriculture, Food Security and ...... ment; and Water and Sanitation
former name
Gorta: The Freedom From Hunger Council
location
Kingsbridge House, 17-22 Parkgate Street, Dublin 8
mission
"A prosperous rural Africa where smallholder farmers and their families thrive"
Non-profit slogan
"make hunger history"
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Dublin, Ireland
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Gorta (English: "Extreme Want" ...... m public donors within the UK.
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