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CID Weekly: Which vaccine is best for developing countries

Posted on 24 November 2020

+ A vaccine that works for developing countries

Trial successes from Pfizer Inc. and Moderna Inc. have buoyed hopes that a Covid-19 vaccine is coming soon.

But much of the world, outside of rich nations, is counting on…
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CID Weekly: Biden and aid, digital cash, donate responsibly campaign launched

Posted on 17 November 2020

+ What does a Biden presidency mean for aid?

How different will a Biden administration be for the development sector? 

There will be change, but some areas still remain unclear. Here's what…
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Press Releases

2020 Aid Sector Survey Launched

Posted on 12 November 2020

Access the full Press Release here

Access the Aid Sector Survey 2020 here

 

CID recently released its annual survey of the sector – ‘Bracing for COVID-19’. It covers CID members for their last…
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CID Collaboration Award 2020 Results

Posted on 12 November 2020

The CID Collaboration Award is a new award introduced at the CID Annual Conference 2019. The award recognises and celebrates the importance of effective relationships and collaborative thinking within and…
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CID Photo Competition 2020 Results

Posted on 12 November 2020

Each year, CID holds a Photo Competition to showcase work done by members throughout the year. We accept submissions under three categories:

For Amateur Photographers: 

Development 
Humanitarian Aid | Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) 
For…
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CID Weekly: Sector 'braces for COVID' new survey, plus US elections & fragile states

Posted on 11 November 2020

+ What the US election means for fragile states

International NGOs are often involved in monitoring elections in countries with fragile democratic processes.

The US election has brought the question of the integrity of…
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CID Weekly: new minister, EQ in Turkey, cyclones and gender workshop

Posted on 03 November 2020

+ First female minister announced

We have a new minister and associate minister, and a team that is well  positioned to understand the priorities in the Pacific during COVID.

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Press Releases, Conference

NZ, Pacific and Australia call for united action on COVID in our region

Posted on 28 October 2020

ACFID, CID, and PIANGO Joint Statement to mark the start of the Oceania Connect Regional Conference 2020Access a PDF copy of the Joint Statement here

Access the Press Release here

Today, we…
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CID Weekly: Last Day for Dinner Registrations, Events Dates

Posted on 27 October 2020

+ A week of events in our sector - short newsletter

This week is the joint CID/ACFID/PIANGO online conference so this will be a short newsletter.

Please join us online for parts…
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CID Weekly: Jeff Sachs keynote speaker, plus eyes, cyclones & gender in COVID

Posted on 20 October 2020

+ Jeff Sachs -  keynote speaker at our conference next week
 

Economist Jeffrey Sachs helped to get the UN Sustainable Development Goals off the ground, and is now heading the global Lancet Commission on…
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