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CIDx Talk: Bill English: How do you know you're doing good?

Posted on 03 September 2019

Former Prime Minister of New Zealand Sir Bill English addressed a key question for the international development sector; “How do you know you’re doing good?”In this CIDx talk hosted at…

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Beyond Radicalisation: Designing the Role of Civil Society to combat radicalisation in New Zealand and the Pacific

Posted on 30 June 2019

CID Discussion paperAuthor: Faried F. SaenongFormally Lecturer at the Institute of Qur’anic Studies Jakarta, and Expert Staff member for the Deputy Minister of Religious Affairs, Jakarta-Indonesia.

Synopsis: This paper examines the…

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CID Talk: Tricia Fitgerald: Social Enterprises in Not-For-Profits

Posted on 06 May 2019

With restrictive or uncertain income available from the government and the public, many not-for-profits seek to develop social enterprises with commercial revenue streams, as a means to increase their financial…

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International non-government organisations and social enterprise - Coming together for ‘good’

Posted on 29 November 2018

Author: Genie van PaassenSynopsis: Are today’s international NGOs destined to become tomorrow’s
social enterprises?Social enterprise is the current buzz word. New social enterprises are emerging and existing ones are growing from strength to…

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CID Talk: Jacqueline Parisi: Optimising the Effectiveness of Aid with Social Enterprise

Posted on 14 November 2018

Can social enterprise really co-exist compatibly with development aid?How can it play a role in optimising an aid budget? What makes Social Enterprise effective in development and how can it…

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Australia's Pacific 'step up', social enterprise paper, Amnesty petition, warnings in Greece and training links

Posted on 13 November 2018

+ Australia's 'Pacific step up' a 'step down'?

The Australian government announced a massive increase in aid to the Pacific - a $2 billion infrastructure initiative, plus a $1 billion boost to export credit agency EFIC —…

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CID Talk: Panel Discussion: What can social enterprises and NGOs learn from each other?

Posted on 10 August 2018

What are the differences between social enterprises and NGOs - and how we can leverage those differences to maximise good?The panel included;

Denise Arnold (Director, Cambodia Charitable Trust)
Michelia Miles (Development Manager,…

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Geopolitics in the Pacific heats up, global disability summit and more of Social Enterprises

Posted on 31 July 2018

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+ Geopolitics in the Pacific heats up

US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo gave a keynote speech overnight, committing $113 million to new investments…

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Social enterprises, partnering with business and asylum seekers good for the economy

Posted on 24 July 2018

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+ CID opens the door to social enterprise

A huge CID welcome to our new member, The Ākina Foundation. Ākina is well known to many…

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