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Northern Ireland is over-dependent on the motor car and this is one of the major failures in public policy development of the last forty years...
Sectarianism is not a problem confined to interfaces where violence flares up periodically. It is something that is found at every level of society right across Northern Ireland...
Organisations working in the area of rural development welcomed the reference within the Programme for Government to ‘rural proofing’ across all government departments...
In updating its 1982 world strategy, the United Nations has recognised ageing as one of the three major challenges now facing the world...
The voluntary and community sector believes that it is desirable to build a socially cohesive and just society. Research has shown that the most socially cohesive regions in Europe are the most successful...
Human rights protection for all citizens is essential in a democratic society. The perception of human rights ‘belonging’ to certain groups to the exclusion of all others must be addressed...
Having a decent home is fundamental to personal wellbeing and social inclusion. It provides security, promotes health and gives a firm platform for creating social networks, capitalising on educational opportunities and securing employment.
The voluntary and community sector has a long history in a wide range of health issues as both an advocate and service provider...
Northern Ireland has gained greatly from membership of the European Union in many ways – not least the financial support which has brought tangible social, economic and infrastructure benefits...
Equality is fundamental to developing a shared understanding between people and to building a new Northern Ireland. Equality issues affect everyone. Without equality, both in legislation as well as practice, Northern Ireland cannot become a stable, prosperous society.
Sustainable development is one of the most pressing issues facing Northern Ireland today. It is not purely an environmental issue, but cuts across the boundaries of all government departments, taking in social, economic and environmental aspects...
Community development in Northern Ireland is a process which embraces community action, community service, community work and other community endeavour
Some significant steps have been taken by the devolved administration to promote children’s interests at structural, administrative and policy levels...
A statement on charity law from the NICVA Policy Manifesto document
Thousands of people act as carers in Northern Ireland and carry an unacceptable burden in looking after sick and dependent relatives...
A Northern Ireland Company limited by guarantee is a not for profit entity and does not have a share capital. It is normally incorporated for people wishing their company to acquire a corporate status but will have non-profit making functions. This type of company may be used for people wishing to gain charitable status, for trusts, clubs, churches, schools, or professional and trade associations i.e. a not for profit organisation.
The only black necked swans in Northern Ireland have given birth at Castle Espie to three cygnets...
The Council for Integrated Education welcomed the publication of the 'Shared Future' policy and strategic framework for good relations in Northern Ireland today...
People with disabilities should have equal rights and opportunities within an inclusive society.
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