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Ida Karlsson

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Ida joined CFG in August 2024 as a Policy Officer after completing her MSc in Public Policy and Administration at LSE. She previously worked with migration policy at the European Commission in Brussels and volunteered with a charity dedicated to women’s economic empowerment. She is now applying her skills and knowledge to further CFG's mission to lead the way in charity finance.

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25 February 2025, 17:08

Ida's Intel: charity policy updates from Parliament and beyond

In the first of her regular policy reports, Ida Karlsson, CFG's Policy Officer, wraps up what's been going on in Parliament and further afield, including debates on ERNICs and why charities in Scotland are bracing themselves.

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