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Dear Vulindlela,

Only a few days until the Big IF in Hyde Park on 8 June - full details
and how to register below. 

We also have news of a landmark event on nutrition to be hosted by the
Enough Food for Everyone IF campaign on 7 June, the latest from the
High Level Panel on the Post-2015 Development Agenda, and more.

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Make history on 8 June, Hyde Park
Be part of a brilliant day of action for the Enough Food for Everyone
IF campaign, with big-name speakers including Bill Gates and Graça
Machel, family activities, music and more at the Big IF London on 8
June in Hyde Park.

We will be creating a breath-taking field of flowers representing the
lives of 2 million children who could be saved IF G8 leaders take
action to tackle hunger, and you will be able to add a flower to this
petition on the day. We can make the G8 act to tackle hunger IF we make
enough noise to shake them into action. See what it’s all about in this
video and register now.

There are lots of other IF events kicking off this week too. See
enoughfoodif.org/events for more.



A recipe to end hunger: an integrated approach to tackling malnutrition
Attlee Suite, Portcullis House, Houses of Parliament
7 June 1:00 - 4:30pm
The Enough Food for Everyone IF campaign is hosting a landmark
nutrition event on 7 June, debating their approach, showcasing what
works and hearing from people working in countries with a high burden
of malnutrition to explore the joined-up approach needed to make under
nutrition a thing of the past.
 
Chaired by Bond's Ben Jackson in his capacity as Chair of the IF
campaign, speakers will include Joyce Banda the President of Malawi.
There will also be five breakout sessions covering agriculture and
gender, fragile states and under nutrition, the impact of climate
change, role of the private sector in tackling nutrition, and biofuels
and their impact on hunger and malnutrition. Please RSVP.



Post-2015 report from UN High Level Panel
The UN High Level Panel presented their report on a post-2015 framework
to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on 30 May. 

In response, Bond’s Chief Executive Ben Jackson said, ‘We welcome the
panel's ambition to eradicate extreme poverty and ensure sustainable
development and we hope that this ambition is matched by UN member
states. The report makes a positive contribution to the next phase of
negotiations. In the coming months we want to see a greater focus on
income inequality.’ Read the Beyond 2015 International Campaign’s press
release for more.



SMK Campaigner Awards 2013
Are you speaking out and taking action on issues that matter? Or, does
this sound like someone you know? Apply or nominate now for a Sheila
McKechnie Foundation (SMK) Campaigner Award.

The awards equip people to become more effective campaigners and
recognise the outstanding contribution that a new generation of
campaigners are making towards achieving social, environmental and
economic justice. For more information, or to apply or nominate, visit
the SMK website. Applications close at 1pm on 10 June 2013.



Apply now for the 2014 Clore Social Fellowship
The Clore Social Leadership Programme is looking for its fifth cohort
of Fellows and applications are open until 10 June 2013.

To be eligible, applicants must be working (or volunteering) in or
closely with the wider social sector in the UK or internationally. To
find out more about the programme, the opportunities on offer, and how
to apply, visit the Clore Social Leadership website.
















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[Stuart Kempster]

Hi all,

Hope everyone is well.

There are 3 docs attached to this email. The first is ZET�s new fundraising strategy, taken from the Action Plan we had to submit to DFID this week.

The second is a �To Do List� of things which need to be done to meet the fundraising goals in the short term, and in the longer terms what needs to be done to implement the Business/Action plan.

I won�t be here next week, but hopefully you can use these two documents in the meeting to plan the group�s work for the next couple of months, split up tasks etc., so we can meet the targets/milestones.

The third document is a �Standing Order Form� � if everyone involved with ZET can find at least 4 people to sign-up to donate a minimum of �5 per month through standing order, we can easily cover the trust�s running costs (the target is to do get this done by the end of the month!). Then everything raised over and above that can be put to good use in Zimbabwe (the forms need to be completed by the donor and given/posted/emailed to ZET so we can keep a record, then we forward them on to the bank).

Finally, from now on we�re going to be using Dropbox instead of the SkyDrive to share docs/files etc. I�ve set up a Dropbox folder for ZET and moved everything over from the SkyDrive � to be able to access it you need to register at https://www.dropbox.com/ then email me (at stuartk...@hotmail.com) and let me know the email address which you used to register, and then I can share the folder with you.

If people aren�t familiar with how DropBox works, perhaps this could be covered at one of the next meetings?

Regards,

Stuart.

p.s. one of the docs moved over from the SkyDrive was a �ZET Contact List�, containing volunteers� email/mobile numbers. Think it may prove useful at some point for the group to have access to this, but if you�d prefer not to share these details let me know and I can remove them.