Bond Groups
Bond has over 40 working groups with over 3,000 members, each focusing on key thematic areas in the development and humanitarian sector. Join these communities of practice to discuss challenges, share resources and network with other professionals. Some groups also undertake joint advocacy and influence policymaking. Groups primarily meet online, with occasional in-person meetings. Our groups are inclusive and made up of a diverse range of members. Bond members are invited to join as many groups as they wish.
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This is a test group to see if we can create these from the WP backend
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We talk about media, digital, brand, publications, integrated communications, comms capacity-building and anything else related to communications. This is an open space for communications staff in the sector to discuss issues that are important to them, learn from each other’s experience, share best practice and provide peer support on a range of areas.
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A short summary
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The Faith in Development working group exists to facilitate and encourage learning, collaboration and open exchange related to the evidence for faith participation in the international development and humanitarian sector. This group is designed to be a platform for exchange between faith-based and non-faith-based INGOs and high-level stakeholders.
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Ensure humanitarian assistance reaches civilians during responses to natural disasters and conflict.
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Testing creating a new group
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A brief summary on the safeguarding group
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Updating the description
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Description of the group WP version
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This is a test group. This is the description. In this group we test how the groups work, and so far things are working fine. Thank you
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Heading test This working group focuses on shaping the quantity and quality of UK aid, as well as monitoring global processes around international aid and development. We use this space to share intel, research, convene and coordinate advocacy efforts, including around the impact of the 2025 UK ODA cuts. Alongside monitoring trends in UK ODA, transparency remains a core focus of this group’s work. For any queries on work related to ODA, contact Alex Farley or Lena Cohrs. For any queries on UK ODA transparency, contact Elma Jenkins.