Reviewing the Strengthening Civil Courage programme
Learn about INTRAC’s role in this five-year, multi-country human rights, conflict transformation and peace building programme.
INTRAC’s top five blogs of 2023 – and five you might have missed
A brief overview of some of INTRAC’s top blogs of 2023, covering a range of civil society topics.
Reality check: working with emerging civil society organisations in Ethiopia
Lucy Morris reflects on her visit to Ethiopia, to support INTRAC’s work on the Civil Society Innovation Fund there.
Civil Society Innovation Fund, Ethiopia – from inception to implementation
Paul Knipe gives an update on the Civil Society Innovation Fund as it moves fully into implementation.
Supporting civil society in Ethiopia through CSIF
How INTRAC and our local partners AGAR are helping to boost Ethiopian civil society.
“The beginning of a new journey”: successful event launches Civil Society Innovation Fund in Ethiopia
On the launch of a major civil society initiative in Ethiopia
Shifting the power while strengthening the resilience of CSOs in Ethiopia
Sosena Lemma and Lucy Morris discuss a chance to “walk the talk” on shifting the power in Ethiopia.
Praxis Series Paper No. 12: Supporting CSO Leadership Succession – Voices from Ethiopia
This latest entry in our Praxis Series of papers focuses on leadership transition, based on research on CSOs in Ethiopia.
ONTRAC 44. What next for INGO structures?
In this issue on Ontrac we look at future directions in the structures of international NGOs, building on debates at […]
ONTRAC 29. Diversity and Inclusive Development: Do NGOs Engage Effectively with Diverse Populations?
Two central tenets of NGO ‘good practice’ are that NGOs should be rooted in a particular constituency or target group […]
ONTRAC 28. Moral and Practical Challenges to NGO Neutrality
Traditional humanitarian principles, such as the neutrality of humanitarian aid, are being undermined within complex humanitarian emergencies and with the […]
NGO Responses to Urban Poverty: Service Providers or Partners in Planning?
If urban development is to move forward in a pro-poor manner, there will have to be far greater investment in […]