The government recently announced it was going to start cutting aid to offset the inevitable fall in GNI due to the pandemic. And we did it again to rally against cuts to aid Although the merger still went ahead, we’re proud the sector came together to fight for the world’s most marginalised. We again convened the sector to warn against the merger’s impact on aid spending effectiveness and transparency.
Stay up-to-date with all the latest from the international development sector However, seemingly out of nowhere, the government announced in June that the merger would be going ahead. In late December 2019, we managed to convene over 100 signees in a letter to the government warning against the merger.ĭFID was given a reprieve when the prime minister announced an integrated spending review into foreign policy and diplomacy. Just before the general election, the idea of merging the FCO and DFID was being floated. We united the sector against the FCO-DFID merger To ensure that we had a grasp of what was happening with our members, we conducted regular financial surveys to keep the government, the sector and the public up-to-date with the difficult circumstances NGOs were in.Īnd we produced resources, updates and webinars to keep everyone informed with what the pandemic meant for the sector. We also collated resources to help with funding, HR and project management concerns. We established channels between our members and the government, as well as recovery working groups. We worked hard to make sure our members could navigate the unfolding Covid-19 crisis in the UK and around the world. We helped our members respond to Covid-19 Here are a few of the things that we are most proud of. Still, we have persevered through this unprecedented upheaval, and are proud of what we have achieved across a year like no other. It would have been difficult enough just to negotiate a global pandemic which has caused such devastation across the world and has fundamentally changed the way we work, interact and operate.īut we have also had to contend with the fallout from a general election, the Department for International Development (DFID) being absorbed by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), aid cuts and now the looming threat of the UK abandoning its commitment to 0.7%. Get a score on exploration of 95 or more in a Dungeon.It’s not an exaggeration to say that this has been one of the toughest years in our history.
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