Resources
Key resources and reading for our network including our Pathways to Global Giving eBooklet and more.
AIDN: for businesses and corporate Australia.
AIDN recognises the critical role business can play in helping to address global inequity alongside private philanthropy, government and nonprofit organisations. Whether a large public company or a small private enterprise, everyone’s contribution is valuable. We assist businesses here in Australia by sharing knowledge and resources, as well as bringing together business decision makers who have an interest in supporting international development.
Holding down the fort but a missed opportunity for leadership: AIDN’s response to the Australian Government’s Federal Budget 2025-26.
AIDN's response to the 2025-26 Federal Budget in relation to ODA.
AIDN co-hosts emergency briefing with Philanthropy Australia, Unlock AID, Adara Development and World Vision Australia.
Read the wrap-up or access resources here.
Impact Leader roundtables in Melbourne and Sydney with i=Change.
Read the wrap-up or access resources here.
Global Development Leadership Series: March 2025 Pre-Reading Materials
A collection of pre-reading materials for those attending the Global Development Leadership Dialogue in Sydney on 25 March
AIDN’s 2025 Insight Tour to Cambodia.
A wrap up of AIDN’s 2025 Insight Tour to Cambodia.
AIDN co-hosts roundtables with Co-Impact, Minderoo Foundation, Philanthropy Australia and Australians Investing in Women.
Read the wrap-up or access resources here.
AIDN co-hosts “Borderless Giving” with Australian Communities Foundation and Myriad Australia.
Read the wrap-up or access resources here.
AIDN’s Better Giving Framework
The purpose of this document is for AIDN to share what we believe, and what our network has helped us to understand, are the key principles that underpin “better” giving and investing in today’s international development sector. Together these Guiding Principles form what we have called “AIDN’s Better Giving Framework”.
Timely and inclusive but implementation remains elusive: AIDN’s response to the Australian Government’s new Humanitarian Policy
In this document, AIDN first briefly summarises the Australian Government's new Humanitarian Policy before outlining AIDN’s own response to the Policy.
Global Development Leadership Dialogue Series – October 2024 Reading Materials
A pre-reading pack for those attending the Global Development Leadership Series session #3 or those interested in learning more about blended finance
AIDN’s wrap up and response to the Productivity Commission’s inquiry into Australian Philanthropy final report
In July 2024, the Productivity Commission released their final report: “Future foundations for giving". In this ...