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2022 Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability – a policy response
4 May 2022 • CAN-UK and Bond
CAN-UK's policy response to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's sixth assessment report, looking at adaptation, loss and damage financing, investment and ecosystem preservation.
Equitable economics: Reimagining sustainable development
28 March 2022 • Bond
In the second event in Bond's Future Dialogues series, you will hear from speakers about emerging economic ideas, based on fairness, sustainability and equity.
Who owns the story? Financial testing of charity vs participant led storytelling
18 March 2022 • Bond and Amref
This session explored what the impact would be if INGOs enabled those they seek to help (contributors/communities) to have editorial control over what story is told, and how.
Fundraising in a post – COVID-19 world
16 March 2022 • Bond, MzN International and AidKonekt
Fundraising can feel like a complex, frustrating science. Even more so post-pandemic. In this fluid and unpredictable environment, some traditional forms of fundraising need adjusting and new funding avenues should be explored.
Sectoral entry points for mental health and wellbeing
2 February 2022 • Bond Mental Health Group
A set of "Sectoral Entry Points" for various areas of work, ranging from education to private sector, and gender to infrastructure.
Four signals of change: NGO futures in 2022
19 January 2022 • Bond and MzN International
This webinar was the second in a 3-part webinar series exploring agile management for NGOs with MzN International.
Working towards more effective consortia
7 December 2021 • The Partnering Initiative and Bond
Findings from UK Aid Connect consortia health checks and survey tool.
Taking British politics and colonialism out of our language
5 December 2021 • Maryam Mohsin
Our depoliticised and decolonised language guide, which states phrases we will no longer use and the alternative language we are adopting