David Philpott returns to East Africa to see the fruits of aid spending first-hand in Uganda.
Charity begins at home, does it?
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It’s not just arts and education charities that need to consider the implications of gifts from controversial major donors and corporates. The subject of ethics isn’t clear-cut, says Adrian Beney, but every charity needs to know where it stands on the matter.
A London councillor recently declared his intention to rid London's streets of "annoying" face-to-face fundraisers. Chester Mojay-Sinclare explores why the councillor's actions may not be unfounded.
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Robert Ashton outlines the benefits of investing in community development finance institutions.
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23 Jan 2012
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