
Trinity College Dublin
TCD
Trinity College Dublin, officially The College of the Holy and Undivided Trinity of Queen Elizabeth near Dublin, is the sole constituent college of the University of Dublin, Ireland. Trinity Foundation is the philanthropic office of Trinity College Dublin. Established on 30 March 1994 as an independent charity in the Republic of Ireland, it is a charitable trust within the meaning of Section 207 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997. The Foundation was re-branded as Trinity Development & Alumni (TDA) in 2014.
TDA is responsible for and exists solely to support the university’s development (fundraising) and alumni relations activities. We have 45 staff working across various functions – fundraising, alumni relations and development, communications and events, database, finance, and administration.
Our work involves raising philanthropic funds for university priorities, strengthening links with alumni and providing support services to the university, its schools, alumni, students and friends. We play a vital role in ensuring the university has the financial resources and other support to remain a leading, internationally recognised university.
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Climate&Cultural Heritage
Collaborative Research Action by the JPIs on Cultural Heritage and Climate and the Belmont Forum
This Call is jointly organised between the Joint Programming Initiatives Cultural Heritage and Global Change (JPI CH) and Connecting Climate Knowledge for Europe (JPI Climate) and the Belmont Forum. The Call aims to support transdisciplinary and convergent research approaches on cultural heritage and climate change, to foster collaboration among the research community across several regions, and to contribute to knowledge advances and policy change at the global level.
Climate&Cultural Heritage
Collaborative Research Action by the JPIs on Cultural Heritage and Climate and the Belmont Forum
This Call is jointly organised between the Joint Programming Initiatives Cultural Heritage and Global Change (JPI CH) and Connecting Climate Knowledge for Europe (JPI Climate) and the Belmont Forum. The Call aims to support transdisciplinary and convergent research approaches on cultural heritage and climate change, to foster collaboration among the research community across several regions, and to contribute to knowledge advances and policy change at the global level.

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