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Play is often overlooked in humanitarian responses. But it can be a powerful way to help children heal and thrive. Henry Gathercole, Research & Development Specialist at Right To Play International, tells us more.
Today, Thursday 12th March, a new review by the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) has found that the management of the UK’s…
Our water footprints cut across environmental sustainability, development outcomes, economic stability and human rights. Fair water footprints are possible – through informed consumers, active civil society, responsible business and strong regulation.
New research highlights how reductions in government aid shapes public attitudes and real donation behaviour, with practical implications for organisations navigating today’s fundraising landscape.
Islamic Relief has recently launched a ground-breaking new system to manage project data and information. Here, Claire Bedwell-Thomas, Global Programme Impact & MEAL Manager at Islamic Relief Worldwide, explains why this will be transformational across the whole organisation.
The final report from Plan International’s 18-year study reveals that, while there has been meaningful intergenerational progress in girls’ lives, girls’ rights remain fragile and uneven.
This March, the deaf community has found a new ally in the beloved children’s television show. Deaf Child Worldwide tell us more on World Hearing Day.
Strikes by the USA and Israel on Iran on Saturday, and Iran’s response across the region, have plunged the Middle East into its most serious open conflict in years.
Here’s what we know so far.
Disability overlaps with many inequalities – so why don’t disability and inequality activists collaborate more? A new toolkit, based on research in Ghana and Kenya, aims to close that gap.
