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UK and EU must maintain strong reputation as leaders in international development
Diane Sheard, interim Europe Executive Director of The ONE Campaign, said: “The UK and countries across Europe and beyond have woken up to a different world today following the EU referendum result. Undoubtedly, there will be challenges ahead as the UK and the EU work out the details of their separation. However, one constant that…
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The ONE Campaign pays tribute to Jo Cox MP – an extraordinary campaigner for a better world
Adrian Lovett, interim CEO of The ONE Campaign, paid tribute to his friend and former colleague Jo Cox, who was killed today.
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250 youth activists call on world leaders to level the playing field for women and girls in developing countries
Paris, 1st June 2016 – Just days ahead of the Euro 2016 football tournament in Paris, 250 Youth Ambassadors for The ONE Campaign from across Europe and Africa recreated a giant football pitch at La Défense, the business centre of the French capital, to highlight that ‘Poverty is Sexist’ and that world leaders must level…
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ONE reacts to G7 communique
The world’s most powerful economies did a good job focusing on the world’s most vulnerable people. G7 leaders paid attention to refugees, girls and women, those who are hungry and suffer ill health, and on focusing assistance on the neediest. This welcome attention needs to translate into concrete commitments in the weeks and months ahead, particularly as donors replenish the Global Fund to fight AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria, and pledge further help to displaced people.
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A Grand Bargain struck, but governments also need to increase financial contributions
ONE responds at end of first ever World Humanitarian Summit
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Reboot Aid Financing System With More Resources and a ‘Grand Bargain’, ONE Urges Humanitarian Summit
Intense pressure to respond to multiple humanitarian crises will have a deadly effect on the world’s poorest people unless leaders step up with more effective, increased financing at the World Humanitarian Summit.
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The ONE Campaign Reacts to Anti-Corruption Summit
Adrian Lovett, Deputy CEO (interim) of ONE, said: “David Cameron’s Anti-Corruption Summit has taken very important steps forward in the fight against corruption. The commitments made here show how far we have come in this fight, but also how far we have still to go. “We welcome the moves by France, the Netherlands and Nigeria…
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ONE’s Opening Statement Ahead of the Anti-Corruption Summit
Adrian Lovett, Deputy CEO (Interim) of ONE, said: “The International Anti-Corruption Summit must turn the tide in the fight against corruption. “Delegates should sign up to a united crackdown on anonymous company and trust ownership. They need to enshrine greater transparency by agreeing to publish registers of who actually owns and benefits from the activities…
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ONE to highlight Trillion Dollar Scandal at crunch Anti-Corruption Summits
More than one trillion dollars siphoned from developing countries annually Failure to plug leaks in global financial system is not an option The ONE Campaign calls for standards of “fair play” to be raised to help end corruption. LONDON, Monday 9th May | As world governments gather for a major Anti-Corruption Summit on 12 May,…
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Anti-poverty group ONE reacts to Australian extractives transparency commitment
Responding to Minister Julie Bishop and Minister Josh Frydenberg’s announcement of 6 May committing Australia to join the voluntary Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), Diane Sheard from The ONE Campaign said: “Coming just days after the government announced it will implement a public register of who owns and controls Australian companies, today’s announcement is another…
