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Feminist friendship as method: conversations on advisory models in philanthropy
Advisors are often how philanthropy intersects with and connects to social movements – the mechanism by which funders build their muscle to decentralize power and decisions, as well as be accountable to the communities they …
In India, private philanthropy up 23% with increase coming from family foundations
Private philanthropic spending was up almost a quarter in 2020 in India, a report from Dasra and Bain & Company has revealed. Much of this increase has come from family foundations, the report found. In …
The current state of philanthropy and investing in Asia Pacific
Before we can talk about sustainable investing, let’s examine the state of philanthropy The concept of philanthropy in Asia is new and evolving and quite unlike the level of philanthropic maturity you find in North …
First philanthropy report on climate strategies in China released
On Adaptation Day at COP26, the China Environmental Grantmakers Alliance (CEGA) released the ‘CEGA Research Report on the Funding Strategies for Climate Change Adaptation’ at the China Corporate Pavilion in Glasgow, and held the 2021 …
Business of Philanthropy: Sanjit Bunker Roy
In a recent episode of the Business of Philanthropy, Badr Jafar, Emirati philanthropist and Founding Patron of the Centre for Strategic Philanthropy at the University of Cambridge speaks with Sanjit Bunker Roy, Founder of the …
Engineers Without Borders Australia and Arup Australasia awarded International Philanthropy Award
Engineers Without Borders Australia (EWB) and Arup Australasia have won the International Philanthropy award at the Philanthropy Australia Awards for their Emergency Sanitation Guidelines in Vanuatu project. The Australian Philanthropy Awards recognise and celebrate extraordinary …
