A guest post from Nuria Molina, Director of Policy and Research at Save the Children UK, with two proposals to make aid great(er!). — The last couple of weeks have seen a flurry of articles from diverse media read more
It really matters, for all sorts of things from fair taxation to the prevention of corruption, that people are unable to hide their ownership of major assets or income streams. Could the post-2015 development framework provide an opportunity to read more
This week, Save the Children launched what the Guardian referred to as ‘its first domestic fundraising campaign‘, seeking £500,000 to help fight child poverty in the UK. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the response has been mixed – but I’d like to read more