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Online - Community Impact Workshop: Influence the Future of UK Aid Policy in Collaboration with EA Oxford + St Andrews

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​Community Impact Workshop: Influence the Future of UK Aid Policy (Online)

​🚀 Impact in just 90 Minutes! 🚀

​Description of the Event

​The UK Parliament’s International Development Committee (IDC) is running a critical inquiry seeking YOUR input on the future effectiveness and direction of UK aid spending. This is a unique and direct opportunity to influence policy, especially as the aid budget faces a significant reduction from £15.4 billion to £9.2 billion by 2027.

​Join the Global Policy Research Group and Effective Altruism St Andrews + Cambridge for a guided, interactive workshop where you will help directly influence Parliament's work.

​What You Will Do

​The speakers will guide you step-by-step through the inquiry process, the arguments sourced from cause area experts, and how to make a submission yourself. You will:

  • ​Understand the Inquiry: Learn how the International Development Committee operates and what makes an effective submission.

  • ​Shape Policy: Craft a direct, formal response to Parliament on how the UK should determine the effectiveness of its aid.

  • ​Leverage Evidence: Help push forward crucial, evidence-based arguments from various global health and development organizations.

​What to Expect

  • ​Expert guidance on government advocacy and global development spending.

  • ​A supportive environment to craft and submit your response.

  • ​Collaboration with fellow participants to amplify the impact of your contribution.

​Open to all with an interest in global development, particularly those with experience in donating, volunteering, working, or researching in this field.

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