Twenty years ago, nearly 30% of the global population struggled to survive on US$1.90 per day, today the number is more like 10%. But 10% still amounts to 700 million people. Nearly all these people live in developing countries, mainly in sub-Saharan Africa and southern Asia.
AIDN is raising awareness, facilitating funding and calling for collective action through a range of initiatives.

Listen to the latest podcast
Host Anubha Rawat speaks with Diana Mason, Managing Director Australia at World Bicycle Relief, on how bicycles are transforming access to education, healthcare and opportunity, and why mobility can be one of development’s most powerful tools.
Read the latest on The Beat
2025’s aid cuts have shaken the international development sector, but they have also created an urgent case for change. In the latest edition of The Beat, we explore why stronger collaboration between funders, NGOs, governments and communities could be the key to locally-led impact in a time of shrinking resources.

Join us at Open Ground
A free gathering space for the global development community, convened by AIDN alongside Women Deliver. Come to connect, hear lightning talks, or simply take a breath. Open to funders, practitioners, and everyone in between, whether you’re attending the conference or just in Melbourne that week.

