How does the Commonwealth respond to human rights concerns?
The Commonwealth funds human rights work, observes elections, and can suspend its members. Challenges include democracy and LGBT+ rights.
How UK aid organisations may be able to access financial support. This page will no longer be updated.
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This article signposts potential sources of financial support for UK aid organisations. Each scheme will have its own eligibility criteria and closing dates.
The Commons Library briefing, UK aid: Reducing spending to 0.3% of GNI by 2027/28, provides contextual information on trends in funding for UK aid.
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The UK Government publishes upcoming procurement and supply opportunities online and via social media:
Not currently providing support:
UK Aid Direct, which provided support for small and medium size organisations from 2014, permanently closed in October 2023.
There are several search engines for finding available grants for aid work:
The NGO Bond have published a series of guides on funding, fundraising, and diversifying income sources for development organisations.
The Commons Library’s Finding funding for charities and voluntary organisations discusses some of the funding options and sources of advice available to charities and voluntary organisations in the UK.
The Commonwealth funds human rights work, observes elections, and can suspend its members. Challenges include democracy and LGBT+ rights.
This paper provides a timeline of the major events in the Ukraine-Russia conflict since the 2022 Russian invasion.
The five Nordic countries – Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden – work closely together through the Nordic Council and Nordic Council of Ministers