Baroness Chapman appeared for the first time in front of the International Development Committee last week to lay out some of her priorities following the Prime Minister and Chancellor’s short-sighted decision to cut UK ODA. So, what did we learn?
As international development and humanitarian professionals we must do more to elevate overlooked crises and communities
Members of Bond’s new Faith in Development Working Group explain why they have joined – and why your organisation should consider contributing, whether you are a faith-based organisation or not.
In Kilifi, Kenya, a community foundation is reshaping development by bringing clean water, financial resources and decision-making power into local hands.
Sahera Ramzan from Results UK examines the past, present and future of Tuberculosis and it’s impact around the world for World Tuberculosis Day.
Dr. Mahmoud Shatat takes us through how Muslim Hands donors are providing sustainable safe drinking water to displaced Palestinians
In times of crisis, local organisations are often forced to pivot from their regular mandates to meet the most urgent and pressing needs of their communities. But what does this look like in reality for these organisations, and how can international partners help, not hinder, these efforts?
Such dire conditions in Gaza, with ‘nothing left standing’, with the main aid agency UNRWA fighting for survival, and the daily needs of the 2.3 million people for shelter, health, education and employment facilities are a daunting task for Qatar Charity and others. It is essential that political barriers are removed.
Anna Marry, Brooke’s Senior Global External Affairs Adviser, introduces a United Nations resolution which champions the vital role of working animals to communities, especially during disasters.
