Five tips for co-creating programmes
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.
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The INGO Problem – Power, Privilege and Renewal by Deborah Doane: a review
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.
Minister Dodds and FCDO officials unable to confirm timeline for reducing UK aid spending on domestic asylum and refugee costs – Bond reaction
Today, Tuesday 7 January, the Minister for Development Anneliese Dodds gave evidence to Parliament’s International Development Committee on the development…
Erasure by design
New research from Action for Humanity exposes Israel’s genocidal acts as tools for territorial expansion in Gaza. Policy and advocacy executive Katy Storey tells us more.
Looking ahead to 2025
As the year ticks over to 2025, our CEO Romilly Greenhill takes us through the key moments for Britain to step up on the global stage coming up, and why she has a feeling of optimism for the year ahead.
12 things we’re proud of in 2024
2024 was a year of seismic electoral change, escalating global crises and, as ever, a tough year for international development. But, at the same time, we have had an incredibly busy, productive and rewarding year. Here are twelve things we’re proud of.
How Bond’s working groups spent 2024 and what’s to come in 2025
After another busy and productive year for Bond’s 40 working groups, we hear from Aid Effectiveness, Child’s Rights, Communications, Disability and Development, Ethical Storytelling, EU Funding and Policy, Funding, Impact Investing, International Financial Architecture, Safeguarding and Transparency groups about what they’ve been up to, and what’s ahead in 2025.
Return, to what? Syrian returnees in the post-Assad era
As the Assad regime in Syria falls, many refugees are coming out of exile and returning home. But what situation are they returning too? And, among all the uncertainty, how can the country rebuild? Blog by Sultan Jalabi and Dolf JH te Lintelo originally published by the Institute of Development Studies.
UK announces £50m of emergency humanitarian funding for Syria – Bond response
On Sunday 15 December, the UK Foreign Secretary, David Lammy, announced £50m of humanitarian assistance for vulnerable Syrians across the…