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“Why is the world silent in the face of oppression against women in Afghanistan?”
Hannah from the SIDA team writes of the powerful call to action for Scotland from Fawzia Koofi, Afghan women’s rights advocate
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Former COP26 host Scotland on why tackling climate justice is the key to effective climate finance
This op-ed was written by Gillian Martin, Acting Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero and Energy in the Scottish Government, for the Loss and Damage Collaboration website here.
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Safeguarding heritage in the Middle East
SIDA Trustee Benjamin Carey writes on the importance of safeguarding heritage in the Middle East.
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What are the key issues at COP29, and what would progress look like?
Becky Kenton-Lake from Stop Climate Chaos Scotland provides us with an overview of what to expect at the upcoming COP29 in Baku.
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Firefly International report on dire situation in Gaza
SIDA member Firefly International have provided us with a powerful update from their colleagues and community in Gaza.
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Disasters Emergency Committee announce £250,000 in funding to support relief efforts in Middle East
Humanitarian aid efforts in the Middle East will receive funding of £250,000 in response to a Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) Appeal.
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New report published on the impact of projects funded through the Humanitarian Emergency Fund in 2023 to 2024.
The Scottish Government, in partnership with the Disasters Emergency Committee and Humanitarian Emergency Fund Panel members, has published a report looking at the overview of the projects funded by the HEF.
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The situation of Oromo semi-skilled workers in Beirut | ORA
We hear from SIDA member Oromo Relief Association on the struggles facing Oromo workers in Lebanon.
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Scotland’s role in global justice and reparations
The last cross-party group on international development explored the role of reparations in acknowledging historic injustices that Scotland is responsible for. Here we outline the key insights from the meeting.
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How we power Scotland’s global sustainable development community.
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We are uniquely placed to foster connections and collaboration amongst our members. We have access and influence to decision-makers and can be a catalyst for shaping sustainable development.
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We provide a platform for driving tangible change through collective action. We amplify the impact of our members by leveraging the collective voice and knowledge of our community.
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Our members have a shared goal to create a fairer world. We are the only alliance in Scotland dedicated to international development, and we bring the global sustainable development community together.
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