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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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