Unboxing Faith Based Actors, Part 2
Written by Matthijs van Pijkeren, Faith & Development advisor, Tearfund Netherlands When thinking about religion and development, there are three points that need to be considered based upon [...]
Unboxing Faith Based Actors, Part 1
Written by Matthijs van Pijkeren, Faith & Development advisor, Tearfund Netherlands A few years ago I spent a night in a village on the slopes of a volcano on Java island, Indonesia, as guest [...]
Four Factors to Disability Inclusion in Health Projects
Written by Micha Schutten Business Development Manager at SeeYou Foundation Persons with disabilities face significant barriers when it comes to accessing quality healthcare services, which adds [...]
Benkadi partners make their voices heard in Brussels and The Hague
Written by Kees Knulst, Political advisor at Woord en Daad In March, civil society representatives from the Benkadi partnership* in West Africa met with government and civil society [...]
Want to help children? Invest in their community
By Tessa Teurlings, Lobby & Advocacy Coordinator at Help a Child International Since 1968, Help a Child (in Dutch: Red een Kind) Christian, international relief and development organization, [...]
Why including women in discussions about water resources is key
Ahead of the European Humanitarian Forum, Florien van Weerelt and Isabella Olsson from LM International explain how water diplomacy across the humanitarian-development-peace nexus has the [...]
Why Education in Emergencies is critical for communities affected by the protracted crisis in Sudan
By Denis Semakula, Country Director for Sudan at LM International Education in emergencies (EiE) and conflict areas is the process of teaching and promoting quality education for children, youth, [...]
Samosa and Chai
It’s been one year since members proposed to work more closely at the project-country level, extending the benefits experienced as members of EU-CORD beyond the confines of Europe. At the [...]
