Followership: the overlooked ingredient in successful organisations
"A leader without followers, is simply someone going for a walk". New blog by Rod MacLeod on the important role of followers.
Read articleAccountability Frameworks: strengthening or undermining trust in NGOs?
Guest bloggers Erla Thrandardottir and Vincent Charles Keating share their views on NGOs, trust, and the accountability agenda.
Read articleConsulting with soul
What makes the difference between a harmful and a helpful consultant? New blog by INTRAC Principal Consultant Rick James.
Read articleExit strategies and post-exit evaluation: a perspective from Central Asia
INTRAC’s programme manager for the Central Asia region, Charles Buxton, on exit strategies and post-exit evaluations in the region.
Read articleTackling the SDGs through research: how can civil society contribute?
Rachel Hayman shares experiences of impact-oriented research and new partnerships across academic disciplines.
Read articleListening, Power and Inclusion: Languages in Development NGOs
How do we ensure that language is not a barrier to effective communication?
Read articleWhat can international NGOs do to increase the sustainability of interventions?
We like to think our work prevails long after we are gone. But how many organisations go back to check?
Read articleINTRAC’s Monitoring and Evaluation manifesto
INTRAC's M&E manifesto sets out eight commitments that will guide our M&E work.
Read articleFive pitfalls in working with evidence
Dan James outlines some common pitfalls in working with evidence through the programme cycle, and how to avoid them.
Read articleOpening up civic space requires creativity and careful navigation
Even where civil society space is constrained, local organisations can create positive relationships with state and external actors. A contribution to the openGlobalRights debate on closing space for civil society by Rachel Hayman, INTRAC Head of Research.
Read articleWorking with evidence in civil society organisations
Beneficiary feedback mechanisms: whatever happened to participatory monitoring and evaluation?
