Filter by: Search 253-264 of 583 results May 2015 Discussion Paper Briefing paper 42. Civil society under fire. Three big questions for peacebuilders working with local civil society Around the world, substantial resources are dedicated to strengthening local and national civil society groups as a means of developing peaceful societies and preventing a return to violent conflict. Yet the emphasis on civil society within peacebuilding policy and practice has come under fire in recent years. Author: Rowan Popplewell April 2015 INTRAC job application form March 2015 Praxis Series Praxis Note 69. Making Consortia Work. An example of competing consulting firms in Ethiopia In this Praxis Note, INTRAC Principal Consultant Rick James explores the reasons why the consortia funded by the Civil Society Support Programme (CSSP) in Ethiopia proved him wrong. Author: Rick James March 2015 Report / Executive Summary Ending well: a longitudinal evaluation of EveryChild’s responsible exit process. Phase 1 interim report The evaluation focuses on the extent to which EveryChild achieved its aim of exiting responsibly from its country offices and partners from 2012 onwards. Authors: Rick James, Rowan Popplewell, Jamie Bartlett February 2015 Newsletter ONTRAC 59. The role of INGOs in complex and politically charged contexts Authors: Rachel Hayman, Jenny Ross, Summer Brown, Andrew Anderson, Getinet Assefa, Christiane Noe January 2015 Report / Executive Summary Building sustainability of civil society. Debates, challenges and moving forward Between October and December 2014, INTRAC convened an important debate around civil society sustainability. Key issues were brought to the fore through a workshop, webinar and blog series. Authors: Sarah Lewis, Afua-Adu Boateng and Rachel Hayman. January 2015 Special Series Building sustainability of civil society: Beyond resourcing. Reflections from INTRAC staff and associates The blog posts in this series offer reflections from a range of INTRAC staff and associates, exploring the sustainability of civil society organisations from different angles, looking well beyond resourcing issues. This special INTRAC publication compiles all the blog posts in the series. Authors: Rachel Hayman, Michael Hammer, John Hailey, Rod MacLeod, Suzanne Hammad, Rick James January 2015 Special Series M&E Paper 9: Measuring advocacy impact: Case study of a capacity building programme Author: Sarah Rose November 2014 Annual Reviews and Strategies Annual Reports 2002-2014 November 2014 Newsletter ONTRAC 58. Monitoring and evaluating humanitarian aid Authors: Michael Hammer, Dr. Vivien Margaret Walden, Patient M Balungwe, Bobi Morris, Alexandra T. Warner, Jerry Adams November 2014 Report / Executive Summary Comparative Review of Donor Approaches to Unrestricted Funding of CSOs Authors: INTRAC, Actionaid, BOND, British Red Cross, CAFOD, Conciliation Resources, HelpAge International, Oxfam, Sightsavers, Transparency International, and World Vision November 2014 Discussion Paper Briefing Paper 41. Models of INGO Sustainability: Balancing Restricted and Unrestricted Funding Experience tells us that financial sustainability is crucial for the long-term survival and effectiveness of all types of International NGOs. The challenge is how to achieve such levels of financial sustainability… Author: John Hailey 253-264 of 583 results Previous 1 … 21 22 23 … 49 Next