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In the move to build “climate resilient” education systems, learners with disabilities are being programmed out of the climate response. Hamish Higginson at Sightsavers tells us more.
Through strong partnerships, inclusive teaching and vocational training, an education programme for adolescent girls in Zimbabwe is helping thousands of marginalised girls – including girls with disabilities – build brighter futures.
Over 370 million girls and women globally have been subjected to rape or sexual violence as children and many experience devastating, lifelong consequences. Kids Alive International has established a new model to address this global problem.
Why it’s time to stop thinking about your organisation’s website solely as a communications tool.
Tom Bashford at Cambridge Global Health Partnerships explores how well-placed partnerships can drive the systems change needed to increase access to emergency care.
Most people in our sector want localisation to succeed. So why is it stalling? Alexandra Newlands at the Scaling Up Nutrition Civil Society Network shares patterns that show up in her conversations with network members.
At least one humanitarian worker is killed, injured, kidnapped or detained every day. As we mark World Humanitarian Day it is time for the UK government to take meaningful action.
On World Humanitarian Day, Bond, the UK network for organisations working in international development, is calling on the UK government…
Mercy Corps’ Laura Ragan on why addressing gender-based violence requires collaboration across disciplines, sectors and geographies.
