Thinking through the role enterprise and trading can play in international development
Investing in enterprise and diversifying income streams is vital for INGOs wanting to build financial resilience and adaptability in a rapidly changing world.
Investing in enterprise and diversifying income streams is vital for INGOs wanting to build financial resilience and adaptability in a rapidly changing world.
Fundraising has always been challenging, but these unprecedented times require many organisations to rethink their approach.
This session shares findings from the latest Bond survey on the impact of inflation on the sector, and provides advice and support on successful financial management in times of crisis for NGOs.
As we come to the end of our Responsible Fundraising series, what have we learnt and what next for our work to help support INGOs to become better partners and allies to grassroots activists and local organisations when fundraising?
Amref Health Africa recently found that fundraising appeals led by the people they intend to help can raise more money and be more effective than those created by the charity itself. What can we learn and adopt into our own fundraising?
During the first of our Responsible Fundraising sessions we heard a fascinating and informative insight into how Restless Development have embraced and implemented their responsible fundraising strategy. Here is what we learnt.
Financial trends for UK-based INGOs
Bond’s funding policy manager, Zoe Abrahamson recently convened a group of UK and international fundraisers to find out how Bond can better support NGOs to fundraise in ways that support locally-led development. Here are her reflections.
Locally-led development has shot back up the international development communities’ agenda but what does this mean for our approach to funding community-led programmes?