South West International Development Network reported Save the Children International Forefeits £30M annually through 2027 by removing an international intermediary to stop crowding out frontline national organisations.
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Most INGOs love the rhetoric of "localisation" until it threatens their revenue model. Having tracked sector power shifts closely, here is what authentic institutional t…
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South West International Development Network
Connecting & empowering the South West’s international development community
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- Bristol, GB
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- 2–10 employees
About South West International Development Network
[FESTIVE SOCIAL - 4th DEC (BRISTOL), 27TH NOV (EXETER) - VISIT WEBSITE TO REGISTER] South West International Development Network (SWIDN) is a community connecting people and organisations working towards a fairer, more sustainable world through the pursuit of the SDG's. We bring together NGOs, civil society, think tanks & private sector organisations to share knowledge, build partnerships, and access opportunities that drive impact locally and globally. Our network helps: 🌍 NGOs, charities & individuals access funding, training, and peer support. 🤝 Corporate & academic organisations connect with mission-driven partners to achieve their CSR goals and deliver meaningful social impact. Through events, mentoring schemes, and resources, SWIDN strengthens collaboration across sectors – creating pathways for positive change in the South West and beyond. Together, we amplify voices, share expertise, and connect opportunities to tackle global challenges.
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South West International Development Network member Frank Water is looking for a Finance Trustee to close on 19th September.
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South West International Development Network featured Dolen Cymru Wales Lesotho on its blog.
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South West International Development Network noted that global humanitarian policy has operated out of Geneva and New York under The Grand Bargain, devolving governance into seven Priority National Reference Groups (NRGs) spanning Ukraine, the DRC, Colombia, Lebanon, Myanmar, the Philippines, and South Sudan.
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