about 17 years ago // Career Advice

The Institute of Development Studies, a research organization just outside of London, is reaching out not only to the development community but also to the wider public though its research database and growing number of partnerships.

over 17 years ago

Emigrants are sending more money than ever before to families and friends they left behind. Several donors and developing nations have taken note and are tapping into foreign diasporas to guide their aid strategies.

over 17 years ago

The tide of damning criticism toward China has been turned back with the tragic Sichuan earthquake. A growing nongovernmental sector and increased cooperation with international aid agencies mean Chinese NGOs are slowly but surely making a difference - and creating opportunities for international NGOs in the region.

over 17 years ago

Words were not enough for former BBC journalist Rebecca Tinsley. Prolific in many ways - as columnist, novelist, parliamentary speechwriter, and now tireless campaigner for human rights - she has founded the Bosnian Support Fund, Network for Africa and Waging Peace, a London-based group campaigning for human rights in Darfur. And that’s not all.

over 17 years ago

Cross-sector partnerships, such as Danone Grameen Foods, have seen a boom in recent years and are changing the face of international development. NGOs and businesses alike are now uniting their efforts on sustainable development.