Discussion Paper: Digital Access Across Cultures
Posted on 01 February 2021
How Digital Connectivity in the Pacific can be Implemented Through a ‘Pacific Lens’ (A Priority Post Covid-19)Access here …
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Sign for Freedom
Posted on 01 February 2021
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40 million people globally are in modern slavery. Unlike many other countries, New Zealand has no legislation that requires companies to undertake due diligence looking into the risks…
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40 million people globally are in modern slavery. Unlike many other countries, New Zealand has no legislation that requires companies to undertake due diligence looking into the risks…
CID Talk: The Role of NZ NGOs in the Cyclone Yasa Response
Posted on 27 January 2021
This CID Talk was opportunity to hear from aid professionals from a number of New Zealand NGOs that are involved in the response, and to hear some of the successes…
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CID Weekly: Sulawesi EQ, Cook Islands travel & more.
Posted on 19 January 2021
+ Fiji to head UN Human Rights Council
Fiji's ambassador to Geneva, Nazhat Shameem Khan, will serve as the United Nations Human Rights Council's president for this year. She was elected by an…
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Fiji's ambassador to Geneva, Nazhat Shameem Khan, will serve as the United Nations Human Rights Council's president for this year. She was elected by an…
CID Weekly: Welcome back! New CID Associate Members, Cyclone Yasa Update & more.
Posted on 12 January 2021
Ngā mihi o te tau hou ki a koutou katoa, Ia manuia le Tausaga Fou, Manuia te Tauhaga Fou, Hauoli Makahiki Hou and Happy New Year!
In the year ahead, we are confident…
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In the year ahead, we are confident…
Press Release: New Zealanders urged to donate responsibly following Cyclone Yasa
Posted on 18 December 2020
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Tropical Cyclone Yasa has caused havoc overnight across Fiji, at the end of a year when the COVID pandemic has already devastated the tourism industry and disrupted…
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Tropical Cyclone Yasa has caused havoc overnight across Fiji, at the end of a year when the COVID pandemic has already devastated the tourism industry and disrupted…
CID Weekly: Last newsletter before Xmas - Pacer Plus, Pacific post COVID, low carbon energy vs ending poverty?
Posted on 15 December 2020
Meri Kirihimete, Mele Kalikimaka, La Maunia Le Kilisimasi Ma Le Tausaga Fou, Kilisimasi Fiefia, Marau na Kerisimasi, Te Pito o'te Henua, Kiri Timiti and Merry Christmas Everyone!
This will be the last newsletter from…
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This will be the last newsletter from…
Press release: a plea to Kiwis, banks and businesses - send cash not stuff!
Posted on 09 December 2020
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The Council for International Development has launched a roadshow, plus a media campaign to encourage the New Zealand public to send cash,…
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The Council for International Development has launched a roadshow, plus a media campaign to encourage the New Zealand public to send cash,…
CID Weekly: 'Development Matters' at DevNet 2020
Posted on 08 December 2020
+ 'Development Matters' at DevNet 2020
The DevNet 2020 conference, 'Development Matters', was a big success last week with many CID members attending.
It was a truly partnership event, hosted jointly by Massey…
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The DevNet 2020 conference, 'Development Matters', was a big success last week with many CID members attending.
It was a truly partnership event, hosted jointly by Massey…
CID Weekly: Pacific workers coming to NZ, Cook Islands bubble, Ethiopian crisis.
Posted on 01 December 2020
+ 2000 fruit pickers allowed into NZ from Pacific
Two thousand workers from the Pacific will come to New Zealand early next year to pick fruit for the horticulture and wine industries,…
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Two thousand workers from the Pacific will come to New Zealand early next year to pick fruit for the horticulture and wine industries,…