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Press Release - Unprecedented collaboration by 12 CEOs as humanitarian disaster in Syria worsens

Posted on 18 August 2019

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19th August 2019 - World Humanitarian Day

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As the Syria crisis escalates, the heads of 12 New Zealand aid organisations have joined forces to call on the government to…

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Localisation Workshop Report

Posted on 14 August 2019

CID/PIANGO Discussion PaperAuthor: Jacqueline ParisiLink to paper (PDF)

Link to PIANGO presentation (PDF)

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In May 2019 the Council for International Development (CID), in partnership with the Pacific
Islands Association of Non-governmental…

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Geneva Conventions turns 70, and changes in aid budgets evident globally. Plus many upcoming events and more.

Posted on 13 August 2019

+ Geneva Conventions turn 70

The Geneva Conventions were adopted on 12th August 1949, and this week marked the 70th anniversary since their inception. The Geneva Conventions, along with their three additional protocols, cover provisions…

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CID/MFAT Talk: Graham Teskey: What does governance have to do with good development?

Posted on 08 August 2019

CID in partnership with MFAT offered a 1-day workshop on governance from Graham TeskeyFacilitated by world-leading expert on governance in the aid and development sector, Graham Teskey explored the following:

What…

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Child violence in the Pacific, increased UK charitable spending on development. Plus women’s rights reform, DRR & more.

Posted on 06 August 2019

+ What links governance to good development?

CID, in partnership with MFAT, is offering an unmissable 1-day workshop on the role of good governance in generating development impact.

Facilitated by world-leading expert on…

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Good governance influential in generating development impact. Plus technology's role in development, tips for aid workers and more.

Posted on 30 July 2019

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Growing interest for aid in NZ, however public understanding and support lacking. Plus SDGs, CID Survey and more.

Posted on 23 July 2019

+ More public comms and evidence needed

Fewer people have heard about aid and development since the last poll in 2007. Despite that, interest has grown, says a new MFAT poll from The Nielson…

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Annual Sector Survey, child rights, Grand Bargain and more

Posted on 16 July 2019

+ Signs of new ways of working, but public donations static
New Zealand’s ‘mission-driven’ charities working in international aid are showing early signs of changing the way they work, in particular prioritising building…

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Pacific drug routes, 'Courage, not perfectionism', a stressed aid sector, and more

Posted on 09 July 2019

+ Launch of Annual Survey - 4pm next Tuesday
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A panel of CEOs, MFAT leadership, academics and commentators will discuss the latest fundings of the CID Annual Sector Survey.

Jonathan Kings Deputy…

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Inquiry into aid in the Pacific, public donations decline, FB’s Libra and more

Posted on 02 July 2019

+ Inquiry into aid in the Pacific - have your say

Parliament’s Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade select committee is holding an inquiry into New Zealand’s aid to the Pacific.

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