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    An international development charter for the UK’s exit from the EU

    We lay out six key principles to get the best deal for the world’s poorest people from the UK’s departure from the EU. 

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    What have we learned so far about Britain’s post-Brexit relationship with the EU around international development?

    DFID’s recent aid reviews provide a useful opportunity to reflect on how the UK may relate to the EU around development issues.

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    Brexit: challenges and opportunities for international development

    Check out the highlights from our discussion with Bond members and development experts on what Brexit means for NGOs.

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Brexit hub

Brexit brings challenges, opportunities and unanswered questions for those working in international development and the UK at large.

This hub brings together useful resources, views and the latest news on Brexit to help you understand and navigate this time of uncertainty. 

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10 Downing Street

A busy week in politics

We review the general election result, the changes at DFID and what it might mean for international development organisations.
15 June 2017
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What does Brexit mean for your organisation’s data protection?

Despite ongoing uncertainty organisations should be thinking about their data policies and how they might have to change in the wake of Brexit.
12 April 2017
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What Brexit could mean for trade, labour rights and corporate accountability

Brexit has opened up space for discussion on possible improvements to trading relationships, business practices and working standards. Marilyn Croser from CORE shares findings from their research into the implications of the vote to leave the EU.
11 April 2017

Brexit resources, news and views

EU Infrastructure Funding Post-Brexit

This symposium is an opportunity to strengthen understanding of the implications, risks and opportunities for local and regional infrastructure funding and development, following the UK’s secession from the European Union.

Public Policy Exchange 30 May 2017

Draft EU position papers on Article 50 negotiations

The European Commission have produced two draft working paper's for Article 50 negotiations, addressing 'Essential Principles on Citizens' Rights' and 'Essential Principles on Financial Settlement'.

European Commission 29 May 2017

Brexit and UK International Development Policy

This article explores the implications of Brexit for the UK and the EU's development policies and strategic directions, focusing on the former.

The Political Quarterly 9 April 2017

Brexit: Implications and Impact

This overview of the EU and Brexit aims to provide participants with crucial knowledge of the Brexit negotiations and how UK stakeholders can influence them.

Dods Training 22 March 2017

How Brexit will affect charitable giving

UK - Charities Aid Foundation head of research Susan Pinkney says ‘no one really knows’ how Brexit will impact charitable giving, but the signs are not as pessimistic as doomsayers might imagine.

Research Live 15 March 2017

PM Commons statement on European Council

Prime Minister Theresa May gave a statement to Parliament on the issues addressed at the March EU Council meeting and next steps in preparing to trigger Article 50.

HM Government 14 March 2017

Brexit - Disadvantage or advantage for the Global South?

This Brussels Symposium on 7th March explores perspectives on the European crises from the Global South, including the possible implications that may emerge from Brexit.

Development and Peace Foundation 3 March 2017

Brexit reading list: legal and constitutional issues

The Commons Library has compiled, from a wide range of sources, a selection of analysis and comment relevant to the UK's forthcoming withdrawal from the European Union.

HoC Library 28 February 2017

Brexit, Trump and the implications for development

Amid the rise in right-wing populism and increasingly isolationist policies, guest speakers examine the possible causes and implications for conflict and security, trade, migration and social justice around the world.

IDS 23 February 2017