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Crown Agents Bank hosted a workshop, in partnership with Bond, to work through operational and financial risk scenarios. The goal was to encourage participants to discuss common issues and consider alternative approaches. Here were the results.
On 6 January, we welcomed MPs back to parliament by holding a reception for new and existing parliamentarian development champions. Here is a run down of what happened from our public affairs adviser Eden Kulig.
Earlier this week, the International Broadcasting Trust (IBT) hosted a discussion between journalists and charity directors with the aim of increasing media coverage of Sudan. IBT Director, Mark Galloway, gives his assessment of the challenge.
In reaction to news reports that an interim ceasefire has been agreed in Gaza, Romilly Greenhill, CEO of Bond, the…
The process of collecting and sharing stories has often been unconsidered and unethical but, fortunately, the tide is turning and more charities are joining the conversation around ethical storytelling. Lucy Ndegwa and Hattie Rowan introduce the new Ethical Image Policy.
International Communities Organisation’s (ICO) peacebuilding approach shows that sustainable peace is possible when initiatives are grounded in community involvement, inclusivity and economic opportunity.
Andera Delfyna, Learning and Innovation Expert at Light for the World, presents five key insights on co-creation gained from working with young people with disabilities in Africa.
In this review of Deborah Doane’s recent book, Mohammed Awal Alhassan and Marijke Priester put forward their thoughts on the concept of ‘INGO’, a concept that keeps bothering them. They argue that sticking to the ‘INGO’ terminology, renewed or not, doesn’t go along with a genuine renewal.
Today, Tuesday 7 January, the Minister for Development Anneliese Dodds gave evidence to Parliament’s International Development Committee on the development…
