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Aid cuts have accelerated what years of reform could not

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By Romilly Greenhill
| Devex
Opinion: The funding crisis has pushed U.K. INGOs into difficult choices. It has also created an opportunity to rethink power, shift decision-making, and build partnerships that are less dependent on donor capitals and more accountable to the communities they serve. The collapse in aid funding has forced painful decisions across the U.K.’s international NGO sector.
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The Global Partnerships Conference: what happened and what did we learn?

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By Romilly Greenhill
| Bond
Hundreds of delegates from around the world, including many Bond members, attended the Global Partnerships Conference last week (19-20 May). The conference, hosted by the FCDO, the South African government, British International Investment and CIFF, was billed as a pivotal moment for the future of international development and humanitarian action.
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People deserve the chance to decide how UK aid is spent in a changing world

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By Romilly Greenhill
| Bond
As the impact of the UK’s decision to slash international development funding really starts to hit home, NGOs are pushing to shift decision-making over projects to local people, Romilly Greenhill writes. A little more than a year ago, this Labour government announced that it will cut UK aid, despite a manifesto pledge to rebuild Britain’s already damaged reputation on international development.
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