Join our webinar on 13 May, hosted with MzN International (@MzNInt), exploring how organisations can move from fundraising strategy as a document to a practical framework.
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Claims of locally led development often remain rhetorical unless colonial power and its patriarchal legacy are confronted. This must involve women-led initiatives that use women's insights and evidence to drive policy, financial, and systems change.
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When we listen to Persons with Disabilities’ expertise, programmes become more responsive, relevant and grounded in lived experience. That’s why disability-led organisations have co-created a new visual resource.
💡New blog by @CBMuk.
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On 22 April, Bond members are invited to join the Bond Child Rights Working Group for their first webinar in a new series that spotlights some of the most urgent issues facing children around the world today.
Why does child poverty remain an urgent issue?
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When we listen to Persons with Disabilities’ expertise, programmes become more responsive, relevant and grounded in lived experience. That’s why disability-led organisations have co-created a new visual resource.
💡New blog by @CBMuk.
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📢 Join us tomorrow for a focused and practical session in partnership with @StoneX_Official, exploring the transfer of funds into Sub-Saharan Africa on 16 April.
Understanding how to move money safely and reliably is becoming increasingly critical.
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What does flexible funding look like in practice?
Bond members are invited to join this Funding Working Group session on Thursday, 16 April, where we'll hear from three organisations with experience in answering this question.
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📊 As the UK government implements its cuts to ODA, the newly released Statistics for International Development (SIDs) offer important spending insights on these reductions. Here are the key takeaways.
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🌍 Louise McGrath at Global Health Partnerships (@THETlinks) shares highlights from UKGHS 2026 and calls for the principles of equitable partnerships and genuine co-investment to be at the heart of the Global Partnerships Conference this May.
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💡 How can AI be used responsibly for Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL)?
Bond members are invited to join this MEL Working Group meeting on 7 May, where we take a closer look.
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@BagreeSunit at @resultsuk examines the devastating consequences of the UK’s complicity in trade-related illicit financial flows in this blog.
Can the British government turn the tide?
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🚨Today, the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (@FCDOGovUK) published statistics revealing that funding to support communities facing conflict and crisis worldwide fell by over £1 billion in 2025.
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The NHS relies on internationally trained staff, and will do so for the foreseeable future. The question is not whether that reality can be wished away. It is whether the UK is prepared to respond to it more fairly.
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What does flexible funding look like in practice?
Bond members are invited to join this Funding Working Group session on 16 April, where we will hear from three organisations with experience in answering this question.
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In this new blog, Mark Harvey OBE at Engineers Against Poverty (@EAPGlobal) reflects on the importance of interdisciplinary learning and working – lessons captured in a new toolkit for infrastructure professionals launched on 27 March.
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@BagreeSunit at @resultsuk examines the devastating consequences of the UK’s complicity in trade-related illicit financial flows in this blog.
Can the British government turn the tide?
buff.ly/ttcQG4q
The NHS relies on internationally trained staff, and will do so for the foreseeable future. The question is not whether that reality can be wished away. It is whether the UK is prepared to respond to it more fairly.
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On 22 April, Bond members are invited to join the Bond Child Rights Working Group for our first webinar in a new series that spotlights some of the most urgent issues facing children around the world today.
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Aleema Shivji and Matt Jackson from @ImpactWorksAsso make the case for a new kind of futures thinking in their new blog.
Travel to the future in four steps.
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As the impact of the UK’s decision to slash international development funding really starts to hit home, NGOs are pushing to shift decision-making over projects to local people, Romilly Greenhill writes for The Independent.
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We’re pleased to partner with @StoneX_Official for a focused and practical session on 16 April exploring transferring funds into Sub-Saharan Africa. Understanding how to move money safely and reliably is becoming increasingly critical.
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What does flexible funding look like in practice?
Bond members are invited to join this Funding Working Group session on 16 April, where we will hear from three organisations with experience in answering this question.
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In this new blog, we hear from people with disabilities in Bangladesh, Nepal and Kenya who are showing what locally led change means in action.
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Tomorrow, Bond members are invited to join the Bond Child Rights Working Group for our first webinar in a new series that spotlights some of the most urgent issues facing children around the world today.
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This week, Bond Faith in Development Working Group launched a new report that articulates the unique contributions of local faith actors in the development and humanitarian sectors.
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Next Tuesday, Bond members are invited to join the Bond Child Rights Working Group for our first webinar in a new series that spotlights some of the most urgent issues facing children around the world today.
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Imagine spending months crafting a campaign about climate destruction, only to find your audience is arguing about pixels instead of people. That is exactly what is happening to some of the world’s best-known organisations in the development sector.
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"Reducing safeguarding as a sector priority will increase the risk of another scandal similar to those seen in 2018 – a very real risk that FCDO should be aware of."
Bond's Graham Thursby analyses what reduced safeguarding funding means for the sector.
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