Resources

Explore our extensive library of resources rooted in practice and presented here freely for the benefit of civil society.  

20 Years On: Reflections on Partnerships

Vicky Mancuso Brehm reflects on the changes in civil society partnerships since a major INTRAC research study in 2004.

Strengthening Small Organisations with Big Ambitions – Five Toolkits

INTRAC has published five toolkits for small NGOs, as part of the Strengthening Small Organisations with Big Ambitions project.

Author:

Various – see individual toolkits for details

Exiting / transitioning from international partnerships: a toolkit for small NGOs

One of five toolkits created as part of the Strengthening Small Organisations with Big Ambitions project.

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INTRAC Newsletter November 2021

Find out more about and download our November 2021 issue, which marks the 30th anniversary of INTRAC.

Praxis Series Paper No. 13: Is there lasting change, five years after EveryChild’s exit?

Concluding INTRAC's work on the EveryChild's responsible exit process, this paper looks at lessons in designing programmes for lasting impact.

Authors:

Lucy Morris with Beena George, Cuthbert Gondwe, Rick James, Robin Mauney and Deepak D Tamang

Trustees’ Report 2019-20

Read the highlights of INTRAC's work in the year 2019-20.

INTRAC Newsletter August 2020

Read the latest INTRAC newsletter, which explores our recent work and the future of local and international NGOs

INTRAC Newsletter November 2019

Download our latest newsletter issue, which reflects on INTRAC's place in the aid sector

Praxis Series Paper No. 8. Development tool or civil society actor? Understanding social enterprise in Kyrgyzstan

Download your free copy of our new Praxis Series Paper by Charles Buxton, Mehrigiul Ablezova and Anara Moldosheva.

Authors:

Charles Buxton, Mehrigiul Ablezova and Anara Moldosheva

INTRAC Newsletter May 2019

Our May 2019 newsletter has news on our latest work, training courses, publications and people.

Scoping study – Analysing the relationship between domestic resource mobilisation and civic space (full report and brief)

With the financial support of the Civic Engagement Alliance (CEA) through the Wilde Ganzen Foundation, INTRAC has produced two new resources exploring the existing evidence that demonstrates how generating resources and support from domestic sources can expand the space for CSOs to advocate for citizens’ rights.

Authors:

Rachel Hayman, Emmanuel Kumi

INTRAC in Central Asia 1994-2018: a story of the past, the present and the future

Authors:

Charles Buxton, Anne Garbutt, Janice Giffen, Chynara Irisova, Konstantin Kovtunets, Anara Moldosheva, Brian Pratt, Medet Tiulegenov, Chris Wardle and Nazgul Zakiriaeva