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Australian Council for International Development

 
About ACFID
ACFID is an independent national association of Australian non-government organisations (NGOs) working in the field of international aid and development. More about ACFID

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ACFID Code of Conduct — currently 118 signatories
The ACFID Code of Conduct defines standards of best practice for international development organisations and represents the active commitment of its signatories to conduct their activities with integrity and accountability. Latest Code news

Humanitarian and emergency response
For information about Australian NGO response to emergencies, see ACFID: Humanitarian and emergency response.

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2010 federal election: ACFID calls on all parties to deliver 'better aid, more aid and just aid'
This federal election, ACFID is calling on all political candidates to commit Australia to play its full part in achieving the MDGs by delivering better aid, more aid and just aid as outlined in ACFID's Call to the Parties: 2010 Federal Election.

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The eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) represent a global partnership to reduce extreme poverty by 2015.

MDG Goal 7 — Ensure environmental sustainability

MDG Monitor - Tracking the Millennium Development Goals



 
Current ACFID members

ACFID Member Directory
Information about ACFID's member agencies, including contact details.

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Development Effectiveness Forum
Promotes quality and effectiveness through the sharing of experience and lessons learnt.
Member Section
Includes member survey results and documents of interest.
Development Advocacy Toolkit
A resource for advocacy practitioners.

Where NGOs are working
Details of specific countries and projects that ACFID member agencies support, and the sectors they focus on.

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