Nimco Ali·Feb 24UK Aid Cuts Mean We Have To Fund African Women To End FGMWe need to finally support locally-based women to use proven approaches.
InSkills for ProsperitybyJenn Kann·Oct 4, 2022Plumber training in South Africa is not just changing lives but changing an industry tooThe Skills for Prosperity programme is creating real change
Save the Children Campaign Champions Blog Series·Sep 18, 2021Reactions to the Aid CutWritten by Charlotte Incili.
InCOVIDactionbyLynne Ruddick·Jul 14, 2021Inviting Expressions of Interest: Realising the value of ‘oxygen-as-a-service’ in Low Resource…Announcing the first Oxygen CoLab grant of £180,000 to catalyse innovation and create a healthy market for fit-for-purpose oxygen…
InCOVIDactionbyLynne Ruddick·Jul 14, 2021Inviting Expressions of Interest: Open call to solve the problem of low cost power protection for…The Oxygen CoLab is launching a £45,000 prize to create a low-cost power protection prototype for oxygen concentrators, which are a…
GS News·Jul 6, 2021Geneva NGOs face funding uncertainties amid Covid and government cutsBy Nicolas Camut
InCOVIDactionbyMike Klein·Apr 14, 2021Apply Now: Open Call & Announcement of the Vaccine Data Co-LabDelivering COVID-19 vaccines safely, equitably, and rapidly across the world is a way that global health systems can respond to and…
Kieran Cooke·Mar 28, 2021UK Aid spending benefits us all and now is the not the time to reverse thatAt a time of pressing global challenges, the reduction in the UK’s aid budget is likely to have significant impact for us as all
InCOVIDactionbySiobhan Wilson Green·Mar 22, 2021Reflecting on responsible dataAt COVIDaction we are lucky to work with some great minds in data. Whether they are helping us review grant applications, offering advice…
InCOVIDactionbySiobhan Wilson Green·Mar 18, 2021Making Data Interoperability Easier for LMICs — OpenFnDoes your organisation have a bunch of different data tools and systems that need to share data with each other easily? Have you ever…
