Welcome to NIDOS

Network of International Development Organisations in Scotland

NIDOS's member organisations work to reduce poverty and improve the lives of the most vulnerable communities around the world. We work to improve the effectiveness of Scotland's international development sector. More here.

Latest News News

14/05/2012 Successful Malawi projects announced by Scottish Government The Scottish Government have announced the projects that have received funding from the International Development Fund's Malawi Development Programme

14/05/2012 DFID Global Poverty Action Fund Innovation Window open for applications The fourth innovation round of this fund opened for applications today, the 14th of May. The deadline for receipt of concept notes is 23:59 on Monday 25 June 2012.

14/05/2012 DFID Girls' Education Challenge The deadline for receipt of concept notes for applications to this new fund is 12pm BST on 8th June 2012.

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Up Coming Events

22/05/2012 NIDOS Members' Advocacy Strategy Day 2012

28/05/2012 UNA - Conference on 'the difficulties of a Middle East free of Weapons of Mass Destruction'.

29/05/2012 Supplying the United Nations Procurement Division

 

 

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Our Aim:

To improve the contributions of Scottish organisations to poverty reduction worldwide

Outcomes we're working towards:

  • Improved effectiveness of more Scottish International Development CSOs
  • Strengthened capacity of individual NIDOS member organisations
  • Increased and strengthened engagement of NIDOS members with Diasporan organisations and community in Scotland
  • Increased and strengthened engagement of NIDOS with Southern platform organisations
  • Strengthened collective engagement with and influence on key stakeholders