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Online resources and trainings

Posted on 19 December 2019

Below are the links to online training and resources that can help you strengthen your organisational knowledge, policies and practices in every area related to the CID Code of Conduct:

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Code of Conduct: Public engagement

Posted on 19 December 2019

C.1 Integrity in Marketing and Reporting C.1.1 Transparency Communications Monitoring, Evaluating and Learning Toolkit

ODI toolkit for monitoring and evaluating communications strategy. Does not address transparency explicitly, however, could be a useful tool...

Resources

Code of Conduct: Organisational Capacity

Posted on 19 December 2019

D.1 Structure D.1.1 Public Benefit Charitable purpose

New Zealand government resource on the four categories that 'charitable purpose' can fall under. It is necessary to fall into one of these categories to be...

Press Releases

Supporting the Samoa measles response

Posted on 19 December 2019

With over 5,300 measles cases reported, this represents nearly 3% of Samoa’s population. Over 75 lives have been lost. The generosity of New Zealanders during the response has been very...

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Bougainville referendum, Manaaki Update, UK elections, and more

Posted on 17 December 2019

+ Merry Christmas & Thank You from the CID team!

In what ever way you celebrate the upcoming holiday season, the CID team would like to take the opportunity to wish...

Resources

Code of Conduct: Programme Principles

Posted on 17 December 2019

B.1 Effective Aid and DevelopmentB.1.1 Accountability to Primary Stakeholders'Accountability': What do Crisis-affected People Think?

A YouTube video of a public event held on the subject of 'accountability to affected people'. Video...

Discussion Papers

CID Members Advocacy Snapshot: September-December 2019

Posted on 17 December 2019

The September-December 2019 period saw CID Members engaged in numerous advocacy activities. This report compiles these activities, focusing on their thematic distribution.

Climate Change and Environmental Issues were most prominent, making...

Discussion Papers

2019 Review of the CID Code of Conduct

Posted on 17 December 2019

It was agreed that the CID Code would be reviewed more substantively after it had been further rolled-out across the full membership of CID. Almost 100% of the membership had...

Talks

CID Talk - Cash in the Pacific: Examples and Innovations for Humanitarian Action

Posted on 16 December 2019

Sandra Hart, Oxfam’s Pacific Cash & Livelihoods Lead, talks about her first-hand experience in delivering a cash-based programme to assist families displaced by the Ambae volcano in Vanuatu, in 2018, which represents the first...

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NZ's ICESD, COP25, Trust in Humanitarian workers, and more

Posted on 10 December 2019

+ Government’s new policy statement on aid

New Zealand’s International Cooperation for Effective Sustainable Development’ (ICESD) has been released.

Key points:

Maintains the primary focus of ODA on the Pacific
Secondary region is South East Asia
Humanitarian...

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Online resources and trainings

Code of Conduct: Public engagement

Code of Conduct: Organisational Capacity

Supporting the Samoa measles response

Bougainville referendum, Manaaki Update, UK elections, and more

Code of Conduct: Programme Principles

CID Members Advocacy Snapshot: September-December 2019

2019 Review of the CID Code of Conduct

CID Talk - Cash in the Pacific: Examples and Innovations for Humanitarian Action

NZ's ICESD, COP25, Trust in Humanitarian workers, and more

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