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SCIAF reaction to overseas aid budget announcement
17 November 2022
SCIAF’s Chief Executive Alistair Dutton has reacted to the announcement today by chancellor Jeremy Hunt.
We mourn the loss of Archbishop Conti
9 November 2022
With profound sadness and gratitude, SCIAF mourns the death of Archbishop Mario Conti.
Scotland continues to stand up for climate compensation
8 November 2022
We welcome the announcement today that the Scottish Government is pledging a further £5 million to address Loss & Damage.
Scots say UK government has not done enough to tackle climate change
4 November 2022
More than 6 out of 10 (64%) of Scots feel the UK government is doing too little to tackle climate change.
Senior African bishop calls for action on Loss and Damage at COP27
7 September 2022
Senior African Bishops have called on world leaders to take action and provide necessary funding for communities affected by the damage on climate change. Read more.
SCIAF to lead climate action in Malawi
7 June 2022
The Scottish Government has given grant funding to SCIAF to help communities recover from the damages caused by the climate crisis.
Schools across Scotland take up ‘Acts of Hope’.
1 April 2022
Schools across Scotland are taking up sustainable ‘Acts of Hope’ to fundraise for our WEE BOX appeal.
Scottish Government funding for Afghan crisis
24 March 2022
As the crisis in Afghanistan continues, SCIAF have received £49,000 from the Scottish Government to provide urgent relief.
Scottish Government gives £500,000 to Ukraine Appeal
4 March 2022
SCIAF’s Ukraine appeal has received a major donation from the Scottish Government. This will go directly towards helping the people of Ukraine.
We pray for the lives lost in Malawi
24 February 2022
SCIAF are extremely saddened to share the news that 5 people who were part of SCIAF’s work in Malawi, have died as a result of Tropical Storm Ana. May they rest in peace.
Providing emergency relief in South Sudan
11 February 2022
Thanks to a generous donation of £120,500 from the Scottish Government, we’ve been able to provide essential relief to over 10,000 people suffering from extreme hunger in South Sudan.
World leaders must act now on climate funding
1 November 2021
Nicola Sturgeon announced that the Scottish Government will invest £1 million to support the world's most vulnerable communities to recover from the effects of climate change.