On 15 February, GDG project J746 partner IGF hosted a dinner to thank long-time partners who assisted the pioneering of its successful community radio station, seven years ago. The chief… read more →
GDG Projects Department Manager and Board member, Fe, along with project officers, Josh and Sam, are heading off to Africa this week to monitor some fantastic projects in both Uganda… read more →
Global Development Group currently has several projects delivering emergency relief and helping to rebuild Vanuatu in the wake of Cyclone Pam’s devastation. This week in Vanuatu: No fruit and vegetables,… read more →
“People did not sign-up for your list, take your advocacy action, or donate because they wanted to get more fundraising appeals in their inboxes. They engaged with you because they… read more →
In 1994, from April to July, as many as 800,000 people were murdered in the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. Global Development Group project, J566N Empowering Rwanda in partnership with Hand to… read more →
Volunteers can be a great help to projects with limited resources, as well as offer valuable skills and experience to those looking to help make a difference in the field… read more →
J714N Hicks Ethiopian Medical Aid Project Global Development Group Ethiopian In-Country Representative, Tessema Bekele, recently visited J714N “Hicks Ethiopian Medical Aid Project” in Arba Minch, Ethiopia. In Arba Minch and… read more →
J807N Syria Emergency Relief Project Syria was hit by the wave of civil unrest known as the ‘Arab Spring’ in mid-March 2011 and the security situation has since deteriorated and… read more →
Late February GDG representatives, Geoff, Betty, Brenda, David and Craig all visited the “Phaung Daw Oo Monastic School” (J202), in Mandalay, Myanmar. The school provides universal primary and secondary education… read more →
Global Development Group hosted the South East Asia Partners’ Conference in Chiang Mai, Thailand, 2-3 March 2015. This conference was GDG’s fifth partners’ conference, and involved a significant commitment of… read more →
