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With 30 thought-provoking sessions there are lots of opportunities to explore new ways of working and discuss the issues facing the sector.

Conference and Awards 2019

The Bond Annual Conference and Awards is the biggest international development event in Europe, attracting over a thousand diverse people from across the international development and humanitarian sectors. NGOs, civil society leaders, researchers, funders, government and private sector come together to share ideas and interrogate emerging trends.

18-19 March 2019
QEII Conference Centre, London, SW1P 3EE

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As civil society faces an increasingly complicated political environment and growing funding pressures, our two-day conference will challenge your thinking and stimulate debate around crucial current issues. You’ll get fresh insight from experts, exchange views with peers, and make connections across the sector.

You’ll be inspired to tackle the key challenges and organisational issues facing our sector. You’ll also get new ideas and tools to help your organisation respond to the future.

As well as talks, workshops and networking events, the conference includes an exhibition of over 50 prominent sector suppliers and Bond members. The first day features the Bond International Development Awards, which celebrates the sector’s inspiring people and achievements.

Secretary of state for international development Penny Mordaunt, Paralympian and crossbench peer Tanni Grey-Thompson, Kenyan human rights activist Maina Kiai, South African writer Sisonke Msimang and Indian activist Abhina Aher will be providing plenary speeches, with more keynote speakers to be announced soon.

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Do you have questions about the conference or want to know who to contact? Check out answers to some FAQs here [PDF].

There are many sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available to help build your brand's profile and make new connections. Click here for more information.

30 sessions divided into 6 strands

Connect: strategic partnerships across different sectors to achieve your mission

Fund: funding, alternative financing and diversifying income from donors and government

Impact: adapting to political, environmental and demographic changes

Influence: the latest issues affecting policy, advocacy and campaigning

Lead: effective leadership and strategy to drive your organisation forward

Nurture: cultivating effective workforces and inclusive organisational cultures

View the full programme here, and sign up to our newsletter for regular updates.

Pricing

Small member (< £2m annual expenditure): £195 (one day) / £295 (both days)
Large member (> £2m annual expenditure): £325 (one day) / £445 (both days)
Non-member (not-for-profit): £425 (one day) / £525 (both days)
Individual consultants/freelancers: £275 (one day) / £375 (both days)
Corporate/for-profit: £525 (one day) / £625 (both days)

Group bookings (3+ people) receive a 20-25% discount. To receive the group booking discount, all tickets must be of the same type (eg one day or two days). We also offer discounts for organisations outside the UK. Click here to view FAQs [PDF].

Bond members with an annual expenditure of less than £500,000 can receive a 50% discount, thanks to the support of Islamic Relief UK. These discounts are on a first-come-first-served basis and can be used for one ticket per organisation, contact us on 03456 522400 / [email protected] for more information.

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Speakers

Rossella Pagliuchi-Lor

Rossella is the UNHCR's representative to the UK and has over 30 years experience in the...
Yolande Wright

Yolande is acting deputy director of DFID CHASE and has worked at DFID for over 15 years.
Jess Crombie

Humanitarian communications consultant and lecturer at LCC
Jehangir Malik

Jehangir is chief executive of Muslim Aid and a trustee of ACEVO.
Bonnie Chiu

Bonnie is the founder and CEO of Lensational and a Forbes 30 Under 30 Social Entrepreneur.
Roland Pearce

Roland is a director on Barclays' Corporate Banking Charities Team with lots of experience in...
Kate Newman

Kate is co-head of research, evidence and learning at Christian Aid.
Dave O'Carroll

Head of digital at War Child UK
Adeem Younis

Adeem is an entrepreneur, community leader and founder of Penny Appeal.
Jesse Griffiths

Jesse heads ODI’s work on development finance.
Penny Mordaunt

Penny Mordaunt is the secretary of state for international development.
Dr Edward Ademolu

PhD graduate in Development Policy & Management from the Global Development Institute at the...
Nasra A. Ismail

Nasra is a development practitioner with over 10 years of international development experience in...
Laura Jump

Laura is CEO of On Our Radar with a broad background in development.
Kathryn Gordon

Kathryn has been VSO's executive director, people and organisational development, since 2015.
Sisonke Msimang

Sisonke Msimang is a South African writer whose work is focused on race, gender and democracy.
Nicky Hawkins

Nicky is a senior campaign strategist and UK lead at the FrameWorks Institute.
Dr Ola Abu Alghaib

Ola Abu Alghaib is director - global influencing and research at Leonard Cheshire Disability.
Sofeena Lalani

Sofeena is head of institutional funding at the British Red Cross.
Peter Taylor

Peter is head of DFID's Safeguarding Unit and has over 25 years' experience in the sector.
Angela Crack

Angela is a senior lecturer at the University of Portsmouth.
Girish Menon

Girish has been the CEO of ActionAid since 2015.
Deborah Charles

Deborah is a veteran foreign and White House correspondent, currently Devex's news editor.
Saba Almubaslat

Saba is the chief executive officer of the Humanitarian Leadership Academy.
Ruth Lesirge

Ruth is an experienced voluntary sector leader who is chair of the Association of Chairs.
Diarmuid O Néill

Diarmuid is DFID's senior policy adviser for civil society and a Clore Fellow.
Jane Cocking

Jane is the chief executive of MAG and has over 25 years' experience in the sector.
Abhina Aher

Abhina Aher is a trans activist who has been working in the HIV sector for 24 years.
Harpinder Collacott

Harpinder is the executive director of Development Initiatives.
Rachel Shabi

Rachel is an award-winning journalist, author and broadcaster.
Ailbhe Smyth

Ailbhe Smyth is a long-time activist and campaigner on feminist, LGBTI and socialist issues.
Gerard Howe

Gerard Howe has been head of the Inclusive Societies Department in DFID since 2014.
Amanda Khozi Mukwashi

Amanda is the chief executive of Christian Aid and has over 20 years' experience in the sector.
Dr Kate Wright

Previously an award-winning BBC journalist, Kate now researches NGOs’ involvement in journalism.
Joëlle Jenny

Joëlle heads the Joint Funds Unit which oversees the Prosperity and CSSF funds.
Christine Allen

Christine will become the director of CAFOD in March, and was previously the director of policy and...
Tamsin Maunder

Head of brand and creative at WaterAid
Simon O'Connell

Simon is executive director of Mercy Corps Europe, overseeing a global portfolio of programmes.
Sue Wicks

Sue joined Comic Relief in 2009 and is currently the head of investments and grants.
Penny Lawrence

Penny Lawrence was deputy chief executive and programmes director at Oxfam GB 2006-2018
Abha Thorat-Shah

Abha is responsible for The British Asian Trust's programmes and partnerships in South Asia.
Caesar Ngule

Caesar is the programmes director at the Kenya Community Development Foundation.
Katie Fowler

Katie is the joint CEO of Chance for Childhood and has 14 years' experience in the sector.
Mike Adamson

Mike Adamson has been chief executive of the British Red Cross since 2014.
Jude Fransman

Jude is an Open University research fellow and co-convenor of the Rethinking Research Collaborative.
Clare Shakya

Clare leads the Climate Change research group at IIED.
Sietse Wouters

Sietse is responsible for Social Finance programmes at UBS Optimus Foundation.
Happy Mwende Kinyili

Happy is the director of programmes at Mama Cash.
Philip Goodwin

Philip joined VSO as chief executive in March 2015.
Maina Kiai

Maina Kiai is a Kenyan lawyer and human rights activist who served as the United Nations Special...
Tanya Barron

Tanya has been CEO of Plan International UK since 2013.
Nasya Razavi

Nasya coordinates the CCIC-CASID Next Generation programme and is a PhD candidate in Canada.
Tanya Steele

Tanya is the chief executive of WWF UK.
Jenny Hodgson

Jenny has been the executive director of the Global Fund for Community Foundations since 2006.
Tanni Grey-Thompson

Baroness Grey-Thompson is a former wheelchair racer and now crossbench peer.
Rocio Moreno Lopez

Rocio has been the executive director of Accountable Now since January 2018.
Caroline Harper

Caroline has been CEO at Sightsavers since 2005.
Mark Salway

Mark is director of sustainable finance at Cass Business School, Centre for Charity Effectiveness.
Sarah Ramsey

Sarah Ramsey is an experienced COO, finance director and strategic adviser who has worked with a...
Naser Haghamed

Currently CEO of Islamic Relief Worldwide, Naser has worked for the charity for over 20 years.
Frances Longley

Frances is chief executive of Amref Health Africa UK and has over 20 years' experience in the...
Sue Dean

Sue is an experienced strategy and business development consultant.
Jennie Richmond

Jennie has over 20 years' experience in the international development sector.

Sessions

Monday afternoon plenary: state of the sector

This will be a chance to hear from the secretary of state for international development, 18 months into her role.

Penny Mordaunt

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

16:00 to 16:45

Learning from the global south

Despite our commitment to local development, we have still not redressed the imbalance of power, resources and funds between northern and southern

Caesar Ngule

Jenny Hodgson

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

10:45 to 12:15

Rewriting the media’s tale of aid

Have NGOs done the public a disservice by oversimplifying the complexity of development and aid via the media?

Simon O'Connell

Dr Kate Wright

Rachel Shabi

Deborah Charles

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

14:15 to 15:30

New routes to financing your programmes

As traditional grants dry up, NGOs need to find innovative ways to fund their programmes.

Katie Fowler

Sietse Wouters

Sofeena Lalani

Abha Thorat-Shah

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

14:15 to 15:30

Building trust with communities and beyond

INGOs connect with local people in different ways, whether directly on the ground, through national offices or with local partners.

Rocio Moreno Lopez

Angela Crack

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

15:15 to 16:15

What's the future of big NGOs?

Can the largest NGOs in our sector truly be international, multi-mandate and agile?

Penny Lawrence

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

13:45 to 14:45

Building trust with communities and beyond

INGOs connect with local people in different ways, whether directly on the ground, through national offices or with local partners.

Rocio Moreno Lopez

Angela Crack

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

15:15 to 16:15

Innovative partnerships for business and NGOs

NGOs and private sector companies are working together to deliver more innovative and sustainable development impact for all.

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

14:15 to 15:30

The pros and cons of consortia

How do you develop a consortium that is more than the sum of its parts and makes the most of everyone's strengths?

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

10:45 to 12:15

Using research for real impact

This session explores the ways that INGOs can engage with research, from accessing and adapting existing research to commissioning and collaborating on new research, as well as conducting research in-house and providing research training.

Nasya Razavi

Jude Fransman

Rachel Hayman

Kate Newman

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

13:45 to 14:45

Where environment meets development

Sector leaders discuss how they're facing environment and development challenges head on within their own organisations, in the political sphere and through new types of partnerships.

Clare Shakya

Tanya Steele

Christine Allen

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

11:15 to 12:45

New routes to financing your programmes

As traditional grants dry up, NGOs need to find innovative ways to fund their programmes.

Katie Fowler

Sietse Wouters

Sofeena Lalani

Abha Thorat-Shah

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

14:15 to 15:30

Getting funds into conflict zones

Getting funds and resources to people in places experiencing violent conflict can be far from straightforward.

Roland Pearce

Yolande Wright

Naser Haghamed

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

15:15 to 16:15

Designing truly inclusive programmes

NGOs need to mainstream gender, disability, age and sexuality across their organisations for truly inclusive programming that goes beyond donor che

Sue Dean

Dr Ola Abu Alghaib

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

13:45 to 14:45

The power of donors beyond money

What is the role of donors beyond giving money and does it hinder international development?

Happy Mwende Kinyili

Caroline Harper

Gerard Howe

Jennie Richmond

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

10:45 to 12:15

What funders really want

Cut through donor rhetoric to understand funding priorities and identify the right opportunities for your organisation.

Sue Wicks

Tanya Barron

Diarmuid O Néill

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

11:15 to 12:45

What's the future of big NGOs?

Can the largest NGOs in our sector truly be international, multi-mandate and agile?

Penny Lawrence

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

13:45 to 14:45

Breaking stereotypes to tell authentic stories

NGO communications can inadvertently perpetuate stereotypes about the developing world and portray people in an undignified way.

Dr Edward Ademolu

Dave O'Carroll

Tamsin Maunder

Jess Crombie

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

10:45 to 12:15

Claiming the impact of our advocacy

We know that NGO advocacy plays a vital role in influencing policy-makers, but it’s difficult to prove when our efforts contribute to a government

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

14:15 to 15:30

Delivering inclusive digital development

As big tech like blockchain and AI enters our sector, how do we balance people's rights with the rush for change and efficiency?

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

15:15 to 16:15

Campaigning wins across the globe

With charities facing increasing scrutiny on how they campaign and what they can say publicly, it’s easy to assume that campaigning breakthroughs a

Ailbhe Smyth

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

11:15 to 12:45

Rewriting the media’s tale of aid

Have NGOs done the public a disservice by oversimplifying the complexity of development and aid via the media?

Simon O'Connell

Dr Kate Wright

Rachel Shabi

Deborah Charles

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

14:15 to 15:30

SDGs: Advocating for real change

As the UK approaches its progress report on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in June, civil society and other partners need to advocate for

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

15:15 to 16:15

Strengthening fragile states

Protracted crises are the most difficult, complex humanitarian crises for NGOs to operate in.

Yolande Wright

Joëlle Jenny

Rossella Pagliuchi-Lor

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

10:45 to 12:15

Challenging the vilification of civil society

Governments and other powerful actors use different narratives that stigmatise and undermine the work of civil society to restrict basic human righ

Nicky Hawkins

Maina Kiai

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

13:45 to 14:45

Life after Brexit

With Brexit looming, the UK needs to rethink its approaches to forming new partnerships with the EU.

Jesse Griffiths

Harpinder Collacott

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

11:15 to 12:45

Where are our female leaders?

In this session, we’ll examine the data on gender inequality and interrogate the barriers we need to overcome for a more equal balance in our sector’s leadership.

Nasra A. Ismail

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

15:15 to 16:15

Alternative futures for INGOs

Global movements, funding vehicles or service deliverers - what will the role of UK-based INGOs be in the future?

Laura Jump

Adeem Younis

Jane Cocking

Amanda Khozi Mukwashi

Girish Menon

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

11:15 to 12:45

The evolving role of trustees

2018’s safeguarding crisis threw the role of trustee boards into sharp relief.

Jehangir Malik

Philip Goodwin

Ruth Lesirge

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

13:45 to 14:45

Global leadership for difficult times

The last year has highlighted how challenging the responsibility and burden of leading a complex organisation is.

Frances Longley

Mike Adamson

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

10:45 to 12:15

What have we learnt about safeguarding?

After the media shone a spotlight on our sector’s safeguarding practices in February 2018, NGOs have been challenged on how they keep their program

Peter Taylor

Kathryn Gordon

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

14:15 to 15:30

Learning from the global south

Despite our commitment to local development, we have still not redressed the imbalance of power, resources and funds between northern and southern

Caesar Ngule

Jenny Hodgson

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

10:45 to 12:15

Nurturing a culture of equality

The recent safeguarding revelations have highlighted questions of how our organisations are led and the cultures that exist within them.

Saba Almubaslat

Frances Longley

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

14:15 to 15:30

Building morale, boosting performance

The biggest asset any organisation has is its staff.

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

15:15 to 16:15

Rethinking your organisational model

In today’s challenging world, NGOs need to become more agile and resilient to ensure their sustainability, growth and impact.

Bonnie Chiu

Sarah Ramsey

Mark Salway

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

13:45 to 14:45

Cultivating good safeguarding practice

Over the last year, many civil society organisations have worked to improve their safeguarding policies and practice.

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

11:15 to 12:45

Monday afternoon plenary: state of the sector

This will be a chance to hear from the secretary of state for international development, 18 months into her role.

Penny Mordaunt

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

16:00 to 16:45

Tuesday morning plenary: human rights and development

Hear a global perspective on development, with a particular focus on human rights.

Maina Kiai

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

09:15 to 10:15

Monday morning plenary: civil society and inclusivity

In the opening session of the whole conference, hear from two passionate activists on development and inclusivity.

Abhina Aher

Tanni Grey-Thompson

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

09:45 to 10:45

Tuesday afternoon plenary: inspirational narrative

The closing session of the conference will discuss development, exploring how we can work together and reminding us why we do what we do.

Sisonke Msimang

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

16:15 to 17:00

Monday afternoon plenary: state of the sector

This will be a chance to hear from the secretary of state for international development, 18 months into her role.

Penny Mordaunt

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

16:00 to 16:45

Rewriting the media’s tale of aid

Have NGOs done the public a disservice by oversimplifying the complexity of development and aid via the media?

Simon O'Connell

Dr Kate Wright

Rachel Shabi

Deborah Charles

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

14:15 to 15:30

New routes to financing your programmes

As traditional grants dry up, NGOs need to find innovative ways to fund their programmes.

Katie Fowler

Sietse Wouters

Sofeena Lalani

Abha Thorat-Shah

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

14:15 to 15:30

Alternative futures for INGOs

Global movements, funding vehicles or service deliverers - what will the role of UK-based INGOs be in the future?

Laura Jump

Adeem Younis

Jane Cocking

Amanda Khozi Mukwashi

Girish Menon

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

11:15 to 12:45

Innovative partnerships for business and NGOs

NGOs and private sector companies are working together to deliver more innovative and sustainable development impact for all.

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

14:15 to 15:30

Claiming the impact of our advocacy

We know that NGO advocacy plays a vital role in influencing policy-makers, but it’s difficult to prove when our efforts contribute to a government

Mon, 03/18/2019 -

14:15 to 15:30

Learning from the global south

Despite our commitment to local development, we have still not redressed the imbalance of power, resources and funds between northern and southern

Caesar Ngule

Jenny Hodgson

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

10:45 to 12:15

Building trust with communities and beyond

INGOs connect with local people in different ways, whether directly on the ground, through national offices or with local partners.

Rocio Moreno Lopez

Angela Crack

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

15:15 to 16:15

What's the future of big NGOs?

Can the largest NGOs in our sector truly be international, multi-mandate and agile?

Penny Lawrence

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

13:45 to 14:45

Where are our female leaders?

In this session, we’ll examine the data on gender inequality and interrogate the barriers we need to overcome for a more equal balance in our sector’s leadership.

Nasra A. Ismail

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

15:15 to 16:15

SDGs: Advocating for real change

As the UK approaches its progress report on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in June, civil society and other partners need to advocate for

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

15:15 to 16:15

Breaking stereotypes to tell authentic stories

NGO communications can inadvertently perpetuate stereotypes about the developing world and portray people in an undignified way.

Dr Edward Ademolu

Dave O'Carroll

Tamsin Maunder

Jess Crombie

Tue, 03/19/2019 -

10:45 to 12:15

Main sponsors

Al-Khair Foundation (AKF) is a UK-based international NGO that provides humanitarian aid and disaster relief to those in the world’s most deprived areas.

Main sponsor

INTL FCStone Ltd (IFL) specialises in transferring funds to the emerging markets and complex countries.

Main sponsor

Key Travel is an award-winning international travel management company, specialising in the humanitarian, faith and education sectors since 1980.

Main sponsor

Western Union Business Solutions partners with customers to offer solutions that help organisations improve cross-border cash flow and international growth

Main sponsor

Other sponsors and partners

Founded in 1975, Chemonics is an international development consulting firm working in 70 countries around the globe.

Networking zone sponsor

Devex is the media platform for the global development community.

Media partner

Diversity Travel is a travel management company that provides unparalleled service, unique technology and specialist fares to the charity and not-for-profit communities.

Refreshments sponsor

Islamic Relief is an independent NGO that responds to disasters and emergencies, promoting sustainable economic and social development by working with local communities.

Small member sponsor

Established in 2009, Penny Appeal is a humanitarian charity, working in over 30 countries worldwide. The charity provides aid to support nations crippled by on-going crises.

Conference sponsor

Exhibitors

Brooke is an international charity that protects and improves the lives of the working horses, donkeys and mules that give people in the developing world the opportunity to work their way out of poverty.

Every1Mobile is a digital and mobile services provider dedicated to improving lives through digital solutions - at scale.

Pragya is an international non-profit organisation working for the sustainable development of remote and marginalised communities living in challenging environments on the fringes of society.

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) was the first institution in the world dedicated to research and teaching in the field of tropical med

haysmacintyre are a leading top 25 firm of chartered accountants and tax advisers in central London, providing advice to entrepreneurs, fast-growing and owner-managed businesses, charities and not for profit organisations across the UK and internationally.

Reall is building an affordable homes movement which will improve the life chances of 100 million people in urban Africa and Asia by 2030.

Trócaire provides humanitarian assistance and long-term support to communities in over 20 countries across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East.

Established in 2001, Reelmedia Film is an award-winning production studio, working to produce innovative content for clients, primarily in the deve

Agenda Consulting is a research consultancy helping not-for-profit organisations develop and sustain the highest levels of employee and volunteer e

The Mauve Group is a leading provider of Global Mobility Business Solutions and Consultancy Services.

Robin Heller International assist non-profit organisations in creating accountable, valued relationships with partners and donors to raise funds and thrive.

Every1Mobile is a digital and mobile services provider dedicated to improving lives through digital solutions - at scale.

NGO Online is a cloud-based programme, project and grant management IT solution specifically designed for international humanitarian and development NGOs.

The Donor Tracker is an online resource that offers free, independent, up-to-date analysis of development finance.

We are a not-for-profit IT consultancy delivering digital services for international development.

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) was the first institution in the world dedicated to research and teaching in the field of tropical med

Cigna is a global health insurance provider dedicated to helping people improve their health, well-being and sense of security.

The Humanitarian Academy for Development (HAD), a centre of global excellence, serves the Leadership, Research and Talent Development needs of the International Development and Humanitarian sector.

The Open University's international development projects across sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia combine the institution's expertise in high-quality education on a massive scale with practical implementation plans.

Established in 2001, Reelmedia Film is an award-winning production studio, working to produce innovative content for clients, primarily in the deve

Strategic Agenda specialises in helping development organisations to get their message across in any language.

Pragya is an international non-profit organisation working for the sustainable development of remote and marginalised communities living in challenging environments on the fringes of society.

Reall is building an affordable homes movement which will improve the life chances of 100 million people in urban Africa and Asia by 2030.

Trócaire provides humanitarian assistance and long-term support to communities in over 20 countries across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East.

The Charity Commission is the registrar and regulator of charities in England and Wales.

Practical Action is an amazing, unconventional, change-making organisation. We put ingenious ideas to work so people in poverty can change their world.

GeoPoll is a leader in providing fast, high quality market research from areas that are difficult to access using traditional methods, conducting o

The University of Bath is a leading UK centre for research and postgraduate study in Development Studies, and is ranked in the top 50 in the world for Development Studies in the QS rankings.

ILS is committed to the safety and security of international development and humanitarian relief professionals though the delivery of advice, support, equipment and training.

NISSAN TRADING is the official Nissan and Renault vehicle supplier to International Aid and Development agencies.

Securewest International provide travel risk management services which enable organisations to prepare, safeguard and respond in line with their travel policy and insurance requirements.

TGS are Toyota Motor Corporation's official suppliers of ex-stock Toyota vehicles and parts to aid and humanitarian agencies working in emergency and development projects worldwide.

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