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The Warwickshire Youth Council has opened its Project Grant Fund 2026, aimed at supporting community and voluntary organisations that provide essential services for young people aged 11 to 17. The fund is designed to strengthen youth provision in three key areas: crime and safety, school experience, and mental health. Projects can run for up to… [Read More]

A new government funding scheme, the Crisis and Resilience Fund, will provide emergency cash support for people on low incomes across England. Starting in April, the fund will allocate £1 billion annually for the next three years, offering a guaranteed funding period that allows councils to plan their local support schemes over the longer term…. [Read More]

Aberdeen Group Charitable Trust has opened its latest funding round for applications, focusing on charities that directly support people by building financial capability and creating pathways to fair work. The Trust is also investing in nature, recognising its essential role in promoting healthy communities and sustainable economies. The Trust offers three funding programmes: Initiatives, Ideas,… [Read More]

Today, the European Commission disbursed €1 billion in Macro-Financial Assistance (MFA) to Egypt, marking the first instalment of a €4 billion operation under the EU-Egypt Strategic Comprehensive Partnership signed in March 2024. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized that Egypt is a key strategic partner for the EU and that the funding supports… [Read More]

In Gaza, families like Amina’s are struggling to survive as their shelters are soaked and unsafe, leaving children unable to sleep. Millions of residents face the dual threats of flooding, heavy rain, and ongoing bombing, creating an urgent need for life-saving aid. Access to humanitarian assistance has been severely restricted following a recent Israeli ban… [Read More]

Speaking at the UN General Assembly, Secretary-General António Guterres warned that the global system is under unprecedented strain from wars, deepening divisions, climate breakdown, and the erosion of respect for international law. He framed his address as both a diagnosis of the current global disorder and a personal commitment to press for change during his… [Read More]

Assistant Secretary-General Martha Pobee briefed an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council in New York, convened by the United States to address the ongoing crisis in Iran. She described the situation as “fluid and deeply concerning,” noting that protests were continuing, although reportedly at a smaller scale than the previous week. Ms. Pobee expressed… [Read More]

The Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Agreement is a landmark legally binding UN treaty that governs the ocean areas beyond national jurisdictions, including the high seas and the international seabed. These regions cover over two-thirds of the ocean’s surface and account for more than 90 percent of Earth’s habitat by volume, given the vastness of… [Read More]

The Ontario government is investing $7 million in the Evergreen Brick Works Recovery and Climate Resilience project to protect one of Canada’s first large-scale community environmental hubs, located in the heart of Toronto. This initiative demonstrates how climate-resilient infrastructure can safeguard communities while maintaining a key cultural and tourism destination. The funding will be used… [Read More]

Canada’s artists, creators, and cultural entrepreneurs play a central role in the country’s creative economy, enriching communities and strengthening cultural identity. Recognizing their importance, Yasir Naqvi, Member of Parliament for Ottawa Centre, announced $530,000 in funding for three performing arts and festival organizations in the Ottawa region on behalf of the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister… [Read More]

Canada’s cultural ecosystem is a cornerstone of national identity, economic growth, and shared pride. Fostering a vibrant arts sector requires investment in professional arts training to ensure a strong next generation of artists who can succeed locally and internationally. The Honourable Stephen Fuhr, Secretary of State (Defence Procurement) and Member of Parliament for Kelowna, announced… [Read More]

Today, the Honourable Julie Dabrusin, Minister of the Environment, Climate Change and Nature, and Mayor Danny Breen, Board Member of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, announced an investment of approximately $7.1 million through the Green Municipal Fund’s Local Leadership for Climate Adaptation initiative. This funding will support 80 climate adaptation projects across Canada, with 25… [Read More]

The UK Government has announced a major overhaul of the Disability Confident scheme, aiming to improve workplace inclusion and living standards for disabled people while supporting employers to recruit and retain talent. The reforms are part of the broader Plan for Change, designed to help sick and disabled people access work and progress in their… [Read More]

Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation, and Science, James Lawless, has announced the rollout of €1.46 million in targeted funding to advance educational access, equity, and student success across Ireland. The funding is being delivered through his Department as part of the Dormant Accounts Action Plan 2026 and reflects the Government’s commitment to… [Read More]

Ireland has launched the next phase of the Laura Brennan HPV Vaccine Catch-Up Programme, with the Minister for Health and the Minister for Education and Youth announcing that the initiative will begin by offering HPV vaccinations to students in fifth and sixth year of post-primary school. Delivered by the Health Service Executive primarily through schools,… [Read More]

On small island states like Cabo Verde, development challenges are often shaped by physical distance, limited access to finance, and the uneven reach of institutions. Translating the Sustainable Development Goals into meaningful local outcomes therefore depends on whether global commitments can be effectively embedded within municipal systems, local economies, and everyday livelihoods. On the islands… [Read More]

The Inter-Provincial Workshop on Sharing and Dissemination of Results of Decentralized Governance of Food Systems, Food Security, and Nutrition was held on 18 December 2025 at the Prey Veng Provincial Administration, bringing together 83 participants from national and sub-national government bodies, development partners, research institutions, and community stakeholders. Co-organized by the Council for Agriculture and… [Read More]

After seven years of legal proceedings, a court on the Greek island of Lesbos has acquitted all 24 humanitarian workers who were charged with serious felonies for providing lifesaving assistance to migrants at sea. The verdict prompted an emotional response in the courtroom, with relief and celebration marking the end of what many described as… [Read More]

The Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, a joint initiative of the International Federation for Human Rights and the World Organisation Against Torture, has raised serious concerns over the suspension of at least seven human rights non-governmental organisations in Uganda ahead of the country’s general elections. The affected organisations include Chapter Four Uganda,… [Read More]

The Clean Energy Electric Boat Innovation Expo held on Tunda Island highlighted how solar-powered electric boats can support small-scale fishers by reducing fuel costs, lowering emissions, and strengthening livelihoods amid climate change. Convened by UNDP and Indonesia’s National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), the event demonstrated practical clean energy solutions tailored to the needs of… [Read More]

India’s rapid economic growth and strategic importance have made it a key partner for the European Union, with renewed momentum in EU–India relations following the adoption of a Joint Communication in September 2025. This agenda spans trade, technology, security and connectivity, while negotiations on the long-awaited EU–India Free Trade Agreement are nearing completion. This phase… [Read More]

When Kerala’s Chief Minister announced on 1 November 2025 that the state had eliminated extreme poverty, it drew attention both nationally and internationally. While debates over definitions and measurement emerged, most observers acknowledged that Kerala had successfully addressed severe deprivation by ensuring access to nutrition, healthcare, and education. The focus quickly turned to understanding how… [Read More]

The study aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Korea’s youth social entrepreneurship ecosystem and derive actionable policy recommendations. A secondary objective is to present Korea’s entrepreneurship policies as a reference framework for other countries seeking to strengthen their own ecosystems. While Korea’s policies have limitations and may not be directly transferable due to differing… [Read More]