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Safeguarding

Posted on 20 April 2021

Safeguarding Policies, Templates, and ReportsOxfam Australia Child Safeguarding Toolkit

CID would like to thank Oxfam Australia who has shared their Child Safeguarding Toolkit (see link above). You’ll find a number of…

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CID Weekly: Who's getting the vaccine, Samoa election, upcoming CID Talks

Posted on 13 April 2021

Development & Humanitarian News

+ Vaccine roll out dashboard

The above graph shows the rolling 7-day average of COVID vaccine doses administered per 100 people.

*Oceania includes all countries in the Pacific, including New…

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Urgent Need for Vaccine in Palestine

Posted on 13 April 2021

This is a story from the CID Weekly - read the full newsletter here

Only 2 per cent of the population in Palestinian territories have been vaccinated, and the virus is…

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Health and Safety

Posted on 22 March 2021

The CID Health and Safety Guidelines include tools, links to policies, and general principles and approaches used in New Zealand and globally to support Council for International Development (CID) members to…

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CID Weekly: To merge or not to merge? Worst year for aid fatalities, & more

Posted on 25 August 2020

+ To merge or not to merge - that is the question

Our UK sister organisation, Bond looks at the pros and cons of mergers for aid charities struggling during COVID.

"Mergers and acquisitions (M&A)…

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Human rights in the Pacific, Inequality, Racism in Aid, and more

Posted on 07 July 2020

+ Human Rights in the Pacific

The Human Rights Measurement Initiative (HRMI) has just released research on human rights in the Pacific.

Data is hard to measure in the region, which has been challenging for…

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Evolution of Pacific Localisation, NZ aid budget, COVID testing in Africa, and more.

Posted on 19 May 2020

+ Update on Modernising the Charities Act 2005

Department of International Affairs Te Tari Taiwhnua has provided an update on Modernising the Charities Act 2005.

COVID-19 has impacted the Department’s policy work programme,…

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A Pacific bubble, Human trafficking with closed borders, Press freedom, and more.

Posted on 12 May 2020

+ MFAT's pivot to COVID-19 and a new normal

Jonathan Kings, Deputy Secretary of the Pacific and Development Group, gives a personal account of how the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade responded in…

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Cyclone responses, Greener Pacific, Kindness, and more

Posted on 28 April 2020

+ Multiple responses and press freedom in Vanuatu & Fiji

Vanuatu's newly-appointed Prime Minister, Bob Loughman, has established a Recovery Operations Centre within his office to coordinate recovery planning while dealing with multiple disasters, such…

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Pacific Humanitarian Pathway, Debt Relief, Development will change, and more.

Posted on 14 April 2020

+ Pacific Humanitarian Pathway - will it work?

Access and delivery of humanitarian aid have been restricted in the Pacific region during COVID-19. Regular humanitarian supply chains, such as those that would be…

Health

Safeguarding

CID Weekly: Who's getting the vaccine, Samoa election, upcoming CID Talks

Urgent Need for Vaccine in Palestine

Health and Safety

CID Weekly: To merge or not to merge? Worst year for aid fatalities, & more

Human rights in the Pacific, Inequality, Racism in Aid, and more

Evolution of Pacific Localisation, NZ aid budget, COVID testing in Africa, and more.

A Pacific bubble, Human trafficking with closed borders, Press freedom, and more.

Cyclone responses, Greener Pacific, Kindness, and more

Pacific Humanitarian Pathway, Debt Relief, Development will change, and more.

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