Resources

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

Praxis Series Paper No.4. From an implementing partnership with local NGOs to partnering with local government

Download your free copy of our new Praxis Series Paper by Bethlehem Mengistu from WaterAid Ethiopia.

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Bethlehem Mengistu

What’s it like to be on the receiving end of exit? A partner and country office view

This learning paper brings together valuable stories from individuals that have been through exit and transitions.

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Sarah Lewis, with Ashokan Selliah, Dr Kapila Edussuriya, Gerhard Buttner, Hanitra Raharimanana and Yvonne Orengo, on behalf of the PPA Partnership Approaches Learning Group.

Praxis Series Paper No.3. Strategies for civil society sustainability. Social enterprise development in Kyrgyzstan

This paper provides an example of attempting social enterprise in a country beset by economic and political problems.

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INTRAC Newsletter February 2017

With a guest contribution by Linda Lönnqvist on Chiapas' vibrant civil society, and a viewpoint on sustainable training by INTRAC Training Manager Aline Filiot.

Civil society sustainability and local capacity development: A case study in Cameroon. WACSeries, 2016.

Promoting local CSOs sustainability through a local and home-grown peer-to-peer capacity development process.

Authors:

Eric Ndeh Mboumien Ngang, WACSI

Special Series Paper 1. Exit strategies and sustainability. Lessons for practitioners

Recognising the demand in the sector, this document compiles blog posts on exit strategies and sustainability of civil society organisations and their work.

INTRAC Newsletter October 2016

Our new bi-monthly newsletter provides updates on all the latest INTRAC news, publications and events.

Praxis Series Paper No.1. What remains. Programming for sustainability

What makes a partner or programme likely to be more or less sustainable? This paper seeks to answer this question by drawing on learning generated from INTRAC’s evaluation of EveryChild’s Responsible Exit Process.

Responsible exit and sustainability webinar

Missed INTRAC's webinar 'Whose responsibility is it to push for well-planned exit?'? Listen to the recording on our resource centre.

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INTRAC with Kennesaw State University and Valuing Voices.

Report on regional workshop on civil society sustainability in West Africa

Discussing the sustainability of civil society as a critical issue in the light of changing global dynamics.

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WACSI