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May 01st 2024
Want to learn where to find these numbers and understand what this data means? Join The Advocacy Team on the 14th May for our in person ODA Training Course.
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The Advocacy Team and Development Reimagined unpacks the data around funding loss and damage through reparatory justice.
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The Advocacy Team and Development Reimagined soft-launches their recent report on funding loss and damage through reparatory justice at the World Bank Annual Meetings in Morocco.
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In 2022, the UK experienced an unprecedented change in its aid spending, as it counted a third of its ODA budget on in-donor refugee costs. Following two years of aid cuts when the UK reduced its ODA to GNI ratio from 0.7% to 0.5%, the increased spending on in-donor refugee costs deepened cuts further. Our Senior Associate, Nasim Salad, tells us more.
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The UK government’s new controversial Rwanda migration policy poses many questions, least of all those from an ethics and moral standpoint. But one of the questions people in the aid sector will be asking is; “how much of this policy, if any, will be financed by official development assistance (ODA)?”. Our Senior Associate, Nasim Salad, tells us more
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Want to learn where to find these numbers and understand what this data means? Join The Advocacy Team on the 14th May for our in person ODA Training Course.
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PRESS RELEASE The Advocacy Team commends the recent statement by the UN Rights Chief, Volker Türk urging states to take action on slavery reparations, emphasising the imperative to address historical injustices. This call is a response to ongoing systemic inequalities stemming from the legacy of slavery.
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At first glance, France and the United Kingdom seem to be following opposite trajectories. Following the legislative elections on July 4th, the United Kingdom regained a certain political stability with a clear victory for the left after eight chaotic years since the vote in favour of Brexit. At the same time, France is in turn marked by the breakthrough of a populist and xenophobic party. The Advocacy Team’s Junior Associate, Mathilde Benguigui takes a closer look at the events in France, what might unfold in the days and weeks ahead and what this all means for international co-operation and development.
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In 2022, the UK experienced an unprecedented change in its aid spending, as it counted a third of its ODA budget on in-donor refugee costs. Following two years of aid cuts when the UK reduced its ODA to GNI ratio from 0.7% to 0.5%, the increased spending on in-donor refugee costs deepened cuts further. Nasim and Nicolo delve in the data.
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PRESS RELEASE The Advocacy Team commends the recent statement by the UN Rights Chief, Volker Türk urging states to take action on slavery reparations, emphasising the imperative to address historical injustices. This call is a response to ongoing systemic inequalities stemming from the legacy of slavery. Read Lorriann's statement on the UN chief's remarks.
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Our first of many stories focusing on just some of the work we do at The Advocacy Team
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The Advocacy Team and Development Reimagined soft-launches their recent report on funding loss and damage through reparatory justice at the World Bank Annual Meetings in Morocco.
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Will the Foreign Secretary tackle inequity in the sector? Areeshya Thevamanohar, Anh Le Kim Nguyen, Lorriann Robinson, Alex Martins target this important question.
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Our first of many stories focusing on just some of the work we do at The Advocacy Team
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