Safeguarding Policy and Code of Conduct
These resources support you in developing and reviewing your Safeguarding policy and code of conduct for your partnership.
View ResourceSafeguarding Guidance
Signposting to resources on Safeguarding in Global Solidarity, including the Resource and Support Hub, Charity Commission, BOND, CHS alliance and BOND resources. This includes resources for trustees, focal points, resources on culture and leadership and how to resource Safeguarding in your organisation.
View ResourceExample Safeguarding risk assessment for Wales Africa Partnerships: Uganda Anti-LGBT+ legislation
This example Safeguarding risk assessment focuses on the specific risks created by the implementation of the Anti- LGBTQ+ legislation in Uganda. The tool gives examples of possible risks, likelihood and impact, mitigation strategies and residual risks.
View ResourceUganda Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023: Programme guidance for Wales and Africa Partnerships
This briefing is intended to provide some context and information to Wales and Africa partnerships, plus suggest some courses of action to ensure safety of project participants and partner organisations, while standing in solidarity with LGBT+ people in Uganda and beyond.
View ResourceWhat is Partnership? Exploring partnership in development
Why do so many organisations feel it’s important to work with partners? Do partnerships help to empower other organisations or are they a tool to promote agendas? This article examines some key questions about working together.
View ResourceHIV/AIDS and development work
This article explores the links between HIV/AIDS and poverty, why HIV/AIDS can contribute to social exclusion and some strategies for improvement.
View ResourceGetting the most from your photography and images
It’s often said that a picture is worth a thousand words – getting images that reflect your values and work are essential in illustrating the impact you make.
View ResourceWorking with the media: press releases and media pitching
Building relationships with the press, writing press releases and pitching to journalists are all ways that you can build your organisation’s profile and get recognised for your work.
View ResourceStrategic communications for international development organisations
Developing a strategy for your communications is a great way to help you stay on track and keep your communications focused, so that they are always helping you to work towards your overall organisational objectives.
View ResourceSocial media for international development organisations
Social media is a key tool for getting your message out there, and building your profile. However, it can also be confusing and requires some detailed knowledge to use effectively.
View ResourceWhy I’m leaving my job in international development
As well as sharing a personal narrative, this article by Vic Hancock Fell gives examples of how the UK-based and Kenya-based organisations worked and communicated together and transparently to facilitate a shift in power.
View ResourceThe Courageous Conversation Compass
A personal navigational tool to guide participants through conversations about race and equality.
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