Working groups
Central to Bond’s work is our ability to convene our members. Our most effective tool to achieve this is our 40+ working groups, which focus on a wide range of areas across international development and humanitarian assistance.
What we work on
We have over 40 working groups with over 3,000 members. Each focuses on a key thematic area in the development and humanitarian sector.
Our members lead the working groups. Steering committees, which are independent of Bond, decide on the work and projects each group undertakes.
Our working groups have produced resources and blogs, conducted research and published reports and hold regular meetings and events.
The impact of our work
Bond's working groups are communities of practice and learning. They enable Bond members to connect with each other, share knowledge and undertake joint advocacy to deliver their objectives.
Bond members lead the working groups. Members are responsible for driving each group's agenda, and they organise and deliver group activities with support from Bond.
All working groups are hosted on the Bond website. Here, members can share information, start discussions and organise meetings and events.
Working groups are only open to Bond members and are one of the main advantages of Bond membership. Our groups are inclusive and made up of a diverse range of members. Bond members can join as many groups as they wish.
If you have any questions about our working groups, please get in touch.