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CID Talk: Darren Ward: Scanning the Horizon

Posted on 06 September 2018

Civil society organisations are working in a shrinking space and technology is driving change faster than ever. Big data is a wonderful thing if done right and gives us all…

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Kids off Nauru, MFAT submissions, conflict in Syria and Safeguarding tools

Posted on 04 September 2018

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119 children live on Nauru who are suffering from traumatic withdrawal syndrome.

15 children have either made repeated suicide attempts or are regularly self-harming.

A…

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Voluntourism, telling a complete story, voter attitudes and youth power.

Posted on 28 August 2018

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+ Volunteer tourism - Where it can go wrong and what works?

Combining tourism and volunteering can be a wonderful thing to do and its on the increase,…

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Kofi Annan, kids on Nauru, floods in India, NGOs and languages, US Aid cuts and more

Posted on 21 August 2018

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+ Kofi Annan 'a secular pope' has died

Kofi Annan, nobel peace laureate, UN secretary-general during difficult times from 1997 to 2006 , and peace…

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CID Talk: Nancy Yuan: Compact for Young People in Humanitarian Action

Posted on 15 August 2018

Established at the World Humanitarian Summit and endorsed by over 50 NGOs, UN entities, and governments, the Compact is committed to transforming youth humanitarian actionTo commemorate International Youth Day, Nancy Yuan,…

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Mapping aid in the Pacific, resources for Safeguarding and update on the SDGs

Posted on 14 August 2018

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+ Mapping aid means better aid - Lowy Institute's new Pacific Aid Map

The Lowy Institute (with the help of Australian aid) has launched…

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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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UK's report on Safeguarding, working with Millennials, is the aid system broken, and much more

Posted on 07 August 2018

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+ UK Report: Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in the Aid Sector
The UK House of Commons, International Development Committee, has released a report into "Sexual exploitation…

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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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