While the partnership approach holds significant opportunity, it is not without its challenges. By focusing on capacity sharing, convening and amplifying local voices and investing in the long-term sustainability of local partners, INGOs can make localisation work.
Bond has continued to track and analyse the political and operating environment for civil society in the UK following CIVICUS downgrading the UK. Our new review, which covers the 18 months preceding the UK General Election, shows how the downward trend has continued.
Kwanli Kladstrup looks at how Concern Worldwide’s response in Haiti differs from other countries they work in that are affected by conflict, and how support is possible despite the challenges.
Publish What You Fund’s launch of the bi-annual Aid transparency Index is today. So how has the UK faired against its transparency commitments? Elma Jenkins takes us through the numbers.
Partnership with local peacebuilders is at the heart of Peace Direct’s mission to shift power and resources for sustainable peace. But developing partnerships is always an ongoing project. Here is a detailed overview of their approach.
With a new parliament comes a record 335 new MPs, which means a fresh chance to create parliamentary engagement for your organisation’s concerns. Government relations and public affairs manager Paul Abernathy offers tips on how to best engage the new crop.
It is important that the new government is clear-eyed about the challenges it faces in rebuilding the UK’s ODA ambitions and reputation. Our Director of Policy, Advocacy and Research Gideon Rabinowitz takes us through the best place to start.
Following Labour’s victory in the general election, our CEO Romilly Greenhill welcomes the new government, and offers a list of priorities for their first days in office to help the UK get back on track with international development and humanitarian issue.
The UK, along with the rest of the world, is far behind on progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals. The next government needs to prioritise the delivery ahead of the deadline in 2030. Here’s how they can do it.
