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Partnering in today's world: a new website for Global Hand
The world is not as it was when Global Hand began. Times have changed and we are changing with them. Read more. |
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One Common Goal
The English Football League recently set its sights on a trophy of a different kind. It established a football shirt amnesty, calling on fans throughout the UK to donate replica football shirts in order to share the joy of football with under-privileged children around the world. Read more. |
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R.E.A.C.T. D.R. Congo
Conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo has led to mass displacement of civilians following the latest outbreak of violence in the eastern part of the country. More than 250,000 people are displaced, in addition to the one million who were already affected. Global Hand can help guide your response... Read more. |
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Navigating the New World of Partnership, Nov 2008
Recent years have seen a seismic shift in the landscape of engagement between for profit and non profit organisations - corporations, NGOs, IGOs, governments - as they take on global issues. Global Hand has prepared a guide for business companies navigating that new landscape... Read more. |
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The case for Disaster Risk Management, Sept 2008
One dollar spent in disaster prevention, the experts tell us, is worth four dollars spent in disaster response. Business companies have to find the math compelling... Read more. |
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Trade, Aid or Traid? Getting it right with the private sector, April 2008
We are regularly being asked to broaden Global Hand's services. While retaining our traditional 'matching' activity, many have enquired if Global Hand can support the wider engagement between for-profit and non-profit entities in today's landscape of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Sustainable Development. Read more. |
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Brothers' Keepers? Media and Forgotten Disasters, February 2008
Global Hand began this year by attending the International Aid and Trade event in Geneva. Sally Begbie spoke at the meeting on Media and Forgotten Disasters. In response to requests for that speech, it is posted on our website here. Read more. |