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Has HIV/Aids had enough of our money? 09-Mar-2010 Guest blogger Robin Gorna, executive director of the International Aids Society, argues that the Aids epidemic may gain in strength if we cut back on funds to prevent it now. Read more...
BBC holds firm over Ethiopia famine funds report 08-Mar-2010 Bob Geldof and charities deny aid was spent on weapons but corporation executives say reports are credible Read more...
$2.2 billion in Haiti aid leads to tug of war 06-Mar-2010 Charities 'don't tell us' of the spending, prime minister complains Read more...
Bankers' donations should pave the way for charitable giving 06-Mar-2010 We need more examples of generous donors at a time when big value donations are falling, says Martin Brookes Read more...
'All people with facial disfigurements should be as proud as I am' 06-Mar-2010 13-year-old Lucas Hayward is one of the stars of the CBBC documentary My Life and a billboard kid for Changing Faces' Face Equality campaign Read more...
Virgin charity credit card tops donations table 06-Mar-2010 Virgin Money's charity credit card allows users to donate 1.02% of spending to the good causes of their choice Read more...
Donors threaten to cut aid to Uganda over corruption 05-Mar-2010 The World Bank's country director in Uganda warns that Yoweri Museveni's failure to act on high level corruption would 'have implications' Read more...
Haiti aid workers use Google Earth to map survivors 05-Mar-2010 Pioneering technique used to track needs of earthquake survivors in hundreds of makeshift camps Read more...
Aureos puts the equity into investment 05-Mar-2010 Private equity firm Aureos Advisers now manages $1.2bn and has shown how to use the money responsibly in emerging markets Read more...
A welcome bunch of amateurs 05-Mar-2010 Where would we be without the unpaid hobbyists who make progress in the arts and science just for the love of it? Read more...