DEV101 E-Learning: Introduction to the International Development and Humanitarian Aid Sector
Do More with Less! Two-Part Artificial Intelligence (AI) Workshop
This two part series of workshops will strip away the hype, focusing on concrete examples of how AI is rewriting the rules of business structures and industry dynamics.
Learn about AI's role not as a distant future concept, but as a present-day technology that is reshaping strategies and operations, and overtly overhauling entire industries.
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Members
CID has a diverse membership base of over 90 organisations, which include NGOs, academic institutions, think tanks, research organisations, business, consultants and social organisations. Join the conversation and collaborate by becoming a CID Member.
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Photo Competition 2024 Winners
We are delighted to announce the winners of the Photo Competition 2024, recognised at the CID's Annual Conference 2024! These photographs capture extraordinary moments, conveying powerful humanitarian and development stories through their lenses.
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CID Weekly Newsletter
24 October 2024
- ‘Trauma that echoes across generations’: UN highlights weaponisation of sexual violence
- Amplifying Pacific voices in global science discussions
- Somalia: Conflict in Luuq District displaces over 30,000 people, urgent humanitarian aid needed
- UN report warns Gaza conflict could undermine sustainable development
- Thousands evacuated as Tropical Storm batters the Philippines
- Healthcare shortages endanger pregnant women in North-West Syria
Header photo: Save The Children Credit: Conor Ashleigh
Description: Lucy, 4, and Joyce, 13, in a remote community in Solomon Islands where Save the Children has been working with families to diversify livelihoods and increase resilience to climate change.