Briefing
How UK NGOs can access EU funding post-Brexit
Guidance and FAQs on how UK NGOs can tap into EU funding streams as a "third country".
Brexit
What kind of global Britain do we want?
As the UK exits the European Union, we have the chance to redefine what role we play on the world stage. But the right steps need to be taken to ensure “Global Britain” is a success.
DFID must be at the heart of global Britain
The government won’t realise its vision of a global Britain if DFID is scrapped or merged with the FCO.
4 takeaways from the Council of Europe’s report on UK policy-making
Following a fact-finding mission to the UK, here are 4 key findings from the Council of Europe’s report on the NGO role in policy making.
No-deal Brexit: what should you do?
With no-deal brexit still a very real possibility, what can UK NGOs do to ensure they get access to DFID’s assurance policy?
PM prorogues UK parliament: what now for British politics?
After a turbulent week in British politics, we look at the prorogation of parliament, what happens next and what it means for international development.
Brexit looms: 6 things for NGOs to consider
The UK’s agreed date to leave the European Union on 31 October 2019 is fast approaching. What can NGOs do to prepare?
The Tory race to be PM: What does it mean for international development?
We look at some of the front-runners in the Conservative Party’s leadership contest, and analyse the implications for international development.
Our 4 asks for Rory Stewart
Some key areas for the new secretary of state for international development, including the SDGs, safeguarding and the future UK-EU development relationship.