...and abuse from occurring and to protect people, especially vulnerable adults and children, from that harm. Organisations that cannot offer assurances, organisations that cannot demonstrate in practice that they have...
...That is what 16-year-old Mekdes told me during my first trip to Ethiopia. Mekdes is one of 10 inspiring girls I met who has learnt how to code during a...
Today’s copy (5 January) of The Times reports that the UK has ‘lied’ about ending poverty for millions of people in the poorest countries. The headline is unfair and the...
...that such work in Syria is important to protect our national security interest but of course we reach this judgment carefully given that in such a challenging environment no activity...
...informed us that the Country Director had resigned and reported that six other members of staff had been involved in a number of breaches of Oxfam’s code of conduct. They...
...to change. “We have been very clear that we will not work with any organisation that does not live up to the high standards on safeguarding and protection that we...
...for businesses to work with us. This includes ending agreements that stopped them bidding as part of more than one consortium. We also have requirements in our Code of Conduct,...
...teenage girls learning to code. One of them told him: “Education is a weapon that can change the world.” “She’s right”, he said, but added that “millions of girls around...
...my trip to Ethiopia, I met inspiring girls learning how to code during a summer camp, backed by UK aid. Mekdes, who is 16, told me “education is a weapon...
...business representatives, African leaders, international institutions and young entrepreneurs to create new partnerships that will deliver more investment and jobs. The International Monetary Fund estimates that Africa is home to...