Resources

This two-page summary of the research "Legal Frameworks and Political Space for NGOs" provides the highlights of the most important findings, the recommendations, and a snapshot of the situation in all 12 countries studied.

This essay is the product of Brian's Pratt personal review of over almost 40 years’ experience engaged in development from a civil society/NGO perspective.

INTRAC's 2013-14 annual report highlights our research, training, and consultancy work in civil society dynamics; planning, monitoring, evaluation, and learning; and trends in international NGO and donor practices.

Who is your Rooney? Who is your Neymar? Who is your Messi? Over the years we have found questions like these to be really useful in helping NGO leaders (with an interest in the beautiful game) to manage their NGO more effectively.

This Praxis Note describes how Concern Worldwide has been able to provide the means, motivation, and opportunity for staff to document and share their experience-based knowledge for organisational learning purposes, though the vehicle of an internal publication called Knowledge Matters.

This paper summarises lessons about capacity building in the region learnt by WACSI, including questions both funders and CSOs should ask themselves and each other before embarking on any capacity building programme.

This two-page document summarises the most important findings of the 'Civil Society at a Crossroads' programme . It also links to the project's major outputs, including more detailed synthesis documents and all case studies.