


Unplug, wait 5 minutes and start again! The Pacific Reset challenge
Posted on 29 October 2018
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If you’re a New Zealand government department or an NGO doing the same thing you were doing in the Pacific twenty years ago - and nothing’s changed - it’s probably…
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If you’re a New Zealand government department or an NGO doing the same thing you were doing in the Pacific twenty years ago - and nothing’s changed - it’s probably…

CID Conference, human rights and Khashoggi and Safeguarding chaos in the UK
Posted on 23 October 2018
+ What does the Pacific Reset mean for you?
The CID Conference is in less than a week! The focus is on the Pacific Reset and how it changes the way we work.
So if you…
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The CID Conference is in less than a week! The focus is on the Pacific Reset and how it changes the way we work.
So if you…

Indonesians ban unregistered NGOs, new data on funding for NGOs, lessons learnt from a record year of storms, and the CID Conference
Posted on 16 October 2018
+ CID Conference
Last week the CID Conference sold out, and we are excited to announce we have secured a larger venue (same address)!
So if you haven't got your tickets yet, please go…
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Last week the CID Conference sold out, and we are excited to announce we have secured a larger venue (same address)!
So if you haven't got your tickets yet, please go…

Damning climate change reports, South Sudan and Tsunami response
Posted on 09 October 2018
+ 'Last chance' report on Global Warming
World leaders have been told they have a moral obligation to ramp up their action on the climate crisis in the wake of a new UN report that…
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World leaders have been told they have a moral obligation to ramp up their action on the climate crisis in the wake of a new UN report that…

Tsunami response, new MFAT funding proposal, post New York and more
Posted on 02 October 2018
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+ New Zealand responds to Sulawesi tsunami
CID member NGOs are working with their partners in Sulawesi to get vital supplies to people in the aftermath…
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+ New Zealand responds to Sulawesi tsunami
CID member NGOs are working with their partners in Sulawesi to get vital supplies to people in the aftermath…

New Zealand NGOs support Indonesia – Cash is the best way to help
Posted on 02 October 2018
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New Zealand’s international charities are working directly with their partners based on the island of Sulawesi in Indonesia, to get vital supplies to people in the aftermath of the devastating…
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New Zealand’s international charities are working directly with their partners based on the island of Sulawesi in Indonesia, to get vital supplies to people in the aftermath of the devastating…

PM at the UN, innovation & the SDGs, UN Women, Caritas & safeguarding
Posted on 25 September 2018
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+ PM at the UN more funding for climate change in the Pacific
PM Ardern announced a boost to climate change assistance to hard hit Pacific nations,…
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+ PM at the UN more funding for climate change in the Pacific
PM Ardern announced a boost to climate change assistance to hard hit Pacific nations,…

$21 million of tax avoided according to Oxfam report, Typhoon Mangkhut hits, MFAT policy review and much more
Posted on 18 September 2018
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+ Drug companies avoid $21m tax in NZ, says new Oxfam report
The world’s biggest pharmaceutical companies appear to be dodging an estimated NZ$5.5…
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+ Drug companies avoid $21m tax in NZ, says new Oxfam report
The world’s biggest pharmaceutical companies appear to be dodging an estimated NZ$5.5…

Post Nauru, Are the SDGs working?, More US cuts in aid, More on safeguarding, Latest CID Talk, Mick Jagger & much more
Posted on 11 September 2018
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+ Round Up of Nauru Pacific Leaders Forum
The 49th Pacific Islands Forum in Nauru concluded on the 6th Sept and the theme this year…
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+ Round Up of Nauru Pacific Leaders Forum
The 49th Pacific Islands Forum in Nauru concluded on the 6th Sept and the theme this year…