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A registered Australian non-profit committed to getting aid and global development right.

Australia เข้าร่วม Şubat 2010
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The Australian government will cut foreign aid to below pre-pandemic levels next year. These cuts come despite the prolonged effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, which will require more funding to help out biggest aid recipients recover. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright
devpolicy.org@devpolicy

When #COVID-19 hit, the Australian government reversed its policy of cutting #aid and started to increase it – but this year it’s started to cut aid again. @stephenrhowes takes a look at the figures. devpolicy.org/foreign-aid-cu…

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This article in The @newhumanitarian written by @NajeebaWazefado founder of @APNORefugees and Evan Jones from @AsiaDSP discusses why aid to Afghanistan is needed now and how the global aid community can best get involved. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright
The New Humanitarian@newhumanitarian

Opinion | Without proper support, everything that has been built over the past 20 years in Afghanistan will begin to crumble, warn @NajeebaWazefado, founder @APNORefugees, and Evan Jones, manager @AsiaDSP: thenewhumanitarian.org/opinion/2021/1…

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Following the recent elections in #Tonga, there are now no women represented in the Tongan parliament. In this new article in @devpolicy, ‘Ofa-Ki-Levuka Guttenbeil-Likiliki explores how Tonga can increase women’s participation in politics. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright
devpolicy.org@devpolicy

There were no successful female candidates in the elections in #Tonga last week and only six women have ever been elected to parliament. ‘Ofa-Ki-Levuka Guttenbeil-Likiliki says it is time for legislative action to force change. devpolicy.org/no-women-elect…

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Is Australia moving towards a ‘cautious consensus’ in their aid policy? Politicians and government departments must contend with balancing their national interest in Australian aid alongside a domestic backlash amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright
devpolicy.org@devpolicy

In the context of COVID-19 Australian parliamentarians face the challenge of balancing a humanitarian response with fears of a domestic backlash over increases in the aid budget, explain Benjamin Day @ANUBellSchool and @TamasWells @UniMelb. devpolicy.org/a-new-era-for-…

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Last day to register for the @Monash_Arts MIDP #Alumni Conference where you will see many former WhyDev mentees. Register below for this amazing event and see what some of the brightest young minds are up to in #internationaldevelopment. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright
Eleanor Gordon@elegordon

One day left to register for the #MIDPConference 09 November on #COVID19 challenges & #careertips for #development & #humanitarian practitioners monasharts.cventevents.com/event/51133c67… @Monash_Arts @MonashPolsIR @SamanthiGun

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.@MonashUni are hosting a MIDP alumni conference featuring former WhyDev #mentees. Register now if you’re interested in the effect of COVID-19 on interational development, diversity and inclusion, feminist PAR, and career tips! Register here: bit.ly/MIDPConference
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With #COP26 fast approaching and Australia's climate policies under heavy criticism, it's important to look at the issues, what's at stake, and what a net-zero world might look like. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright
Climate Council@climatecouncil

More than 100 world leaders will soon gather in Glasgow for #COP26. "Commitments in Glasgow will spark a global race toward net-zero. But it is not a race we should be scared of. If we embrace the transition, Australia will prosper" - @wtmpacific. #auspol theconversation.com/what-is-cop26-…

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Global remittances dwarf the global aid budget, yet it is so expensive to transfer money from developed to developing nations? This new article in @Devpolicy by @ALeighMP examines the importance and cost of remittances from Australia abroad. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright
devpolicy.org@devpolicy

People are paying too much to transfer money to developing countries, says @ALeighMP, and foreign exchange providers should be more transparent about their charges. devpolicy.org/repairing-remi…

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This new article by @stephenrhowes looks at the @CGDev CDI rankings and where #Australia ranks in #internationalaid for quality and quantity of development finance. What should Australia be doing to increase their aid presence? #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright
Stephen Howes@stephenrhowes

Reviewing how Australia and NZ did in the latest @CGDev CDI rankings we found (a) NZ has gone from being ranked first to almost last in aid quality; and (b) all OECD countries get the same score on aid transparency. Both very odd. devpolicy.org/australian-and…

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Could a peacekeeping mission help #Afghanistan? This article written by @charlicarpenter of the University of Massachusetts-Amherst argues that a U.N. led peacekeeping mission rather than a U.S. one could help stabilise the country. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright
World Politics Review@WPReview

Despite the evolving strategic context, there are reasons to think the right conditions for a U.N. peacekeeping mission could in fact yet be emerging, WPR columnist @charlicarpenter writes: wpr.pub/3gkhJAi

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