Building the practice of ethical and values driven consultancy
Paul Knipe explores INTRAC's efforts to make values driven consultancy a reality in the civil society space.
Read articleA reflection on 2023 from the Chief Executive
Our Chief Executive Kate Newman reflects on INTRAC's year in 2023, and our new strategy for 2024 onwards.
Read articleINTRAC’s top five blogs of 2023 – and five you might have missed
A brief overview of some of INTRAC's top blogs of 2023, covering a range of civil society topics.
Read articleReality check: working with emerging civil society organisations in Ethiopia
Lucy Morris reflects on her visit to Ethiopia, to support INTRAC's work on the Civil Society Innovation Fund there.
Read articleBond and INTRAC launch new partnership to provide training programmes for NGOs
Details about a new and exciting Bond-INTRAC partnership to deliver training to development NGOs in the UK.
Read articleNot all consultancy is equal
Kate Newman responds to a recent article to explore how consultancy can help transform and decolonise civil society support.
Read articleDecolonising monitoring and evaluation: from control to learning
Three staff from Organisation Development Support (ODS) explore the means and implications of decolonising monitoring and evaluaton.
Read articleDecolonising consultancy: framing the discussion
Kate Newman and Paul Knipe introduce our ongoing discussion about decolonising consultancy, and what it means in practice.
Read articleUpcoming event: join us for a discussion on decolonising consultancy
On 21 September, join an in-depth event on decolonising consultancy in the civil society and international development spaces.
Read articleThe AI in aid: artificial intelligence and international development
Alastair Spray explores the risks and implications of AI in international development.
Read articleHow have partnerships changed in 20 years?
An excerpt from a new mini-paper revisiting an INTRAC study on partnership from 2004.
Read articleFirst principles: why research ethics are critical
Consultant Alastair Spray explores the crucial role of good research ethics practices in civil society work.
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