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    Successful Brexit negotiations vital to protect world’s poorest

    The UK government’s commitment to underwrite EU humanitarian funding is welcomed but a post-Brexit agreement needs to ensure that collaboration and shared learning between UK and EU CSOs can continue.

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    Why worry about Brexit? The funding risks of inertia for UK CSOs

    UK CSOs need mitigation strategies to survive a possible shortfall in EU annual funding as high as €356.9 million, shows Bond's new research.

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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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Mordaunt’s vision for aid: more spending on private investment

Secretary of state for international development Penny Mordaunt outlined her vision for UK aid, including using aid for private sector investment into developing countries post-Brexit.
9 October 2018
Children painting a wall mural with EU flag in Arbat camp, Iraq

Successful Brexit negotiations vital to protect world’s poorest

The UK government’s commitment to underwrite EU humanitarian funding is welcomed but a post-Brexit agreement needs to ensure that collaboration and shared learning between UK and EU CSOs can continue.
24 September 2018
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4 funding announcements from the PM’s trip to Africa

Theresa May announces funding for stability, economic prosperity and family planning while visiting Africa to promote UK trade after Brexit.
6 September 2018

Brexit resources

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Options for maximising UK-European civil society collaboration in a Brexit context

This report proposes options for UK-European civil society organisation collaboration in the lead up to and following the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union.
9 January 2018
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Post-EU trade and customs policy white papers

These white papers on trade and customs aim to establish the principles that will guide future UK trade policy as well as laying out the practical steps that will support those aims.
9 October 2017
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Foreign policy, defence and development

This paper discusses options for foreign policy, defence and development collaboration in the future partnership between the UK and the EU post-Brexit.
12 September 2017

Brexit resources, news and views

To the point: UK-EU coordination for the poor

Tamsyn Barton on UK-EU development coordination after Brexit.

ECDPM 21 June 2018

The EU beyond 2020 Future Development Instruments: A UK Perspective

This paper looks at future development instruments and cooperation between the EU and the UK.

DFID 2 March 2018

Wales, Brexit and Environmental Law

The UK Environmental Law Association's report highlights the challenges that will need to be faced in developing environmental law in Wales after Brexit.

UK Environmental Law Association 18 October 2017

Brexit Risk Tracker

Most of the UK’s environmental protections stem from EU law and so could be changed as a result of Brexit. Greener UK has created a Brexit Risk Tracker to show which policy areas are more secure, and which are most at risk.

 

Greener UK 1 September 2017

Brexit and Open Government in the UK: 11 Months of May

This paper examines how Brexit has influenced the UK’s transparency regime and how, in turn, will openness shape the UK’s Brexit process. 

Birkbeck College 20 June 2017

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

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