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Research forms a core part of INTRAC's strategy to strengthen and support civil society. INTRAC undertakes applied research to further our understanding of key issues around the role of civil society within international development. We identify research topics that will provide civil society with new knowledge and insights in order to improve policies and programmes.
We work closely with our training, consultancy and programme teams to bridge the gap between theory and practice, providing accessible, grounded insights that are useful to development policy-makers and practitioners. We also facilitate dialogue and events, such as the DSA study group and NGO Research Programme.
The NGO Research Programme is the central pillar of our research support to INGOs, and provides a range of services to enhance the research capacity of NGOs and provide space for learning and reflection. Read more about it here.
You can read more about our current research themes via the menu on the left, and browse our range of publications online, including ONTRAC, briefing papers, and books as well as reading about the INTRAC-edited journal Development in Practice.