Tag: local capacity building

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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.

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Mid Term Evaluation of Change the Game Academy Programme 2016-2018

Between October 2018 and January 2019, the Wilde Ganzen Foundation commissioned to undertake a Mid-term Evaluation (MTE) of the Change […]

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Newly Updated Resource Database – Now Includes The Entire Catalogue Of Publications!

INTRAC has been producing publications and resources since 1994. With a focus on civil society development, concerning all areas of […]

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INTRAC Newsletter May 2018

Our May Newsletter, containing all the latest INTRAC news, views and blogs, is now available to download.

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INTRAC Newsletter December 2017

With a guest contribution by Kaustuv K Bandyopadhyay of PRIA, India. Plus all the latest INTRAC news.

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Graduating from consultancy ‘school’: reflections on C4C from Indonesia

Read our guest blog by Adi Wahyu Adji with contributions from C4C Indonesia participants!

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Soul-searching and funding for local CSOs: reflections from Tanzania

Click to read our blog by Tamim Amijee, Edna Chilimo and Elias Xavier.

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The crucial role of local actors in shaping Syria’s future

Guest blog by Abdulhamid Qabbani. Read, comment, share!

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Consultants for Change Programme: an update

Nicole Titera, Consultants for Change Programme Coordinator, takes stock and reflects on some of the challenges faced and opportunities moving forward.

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INTRAC Newsletter June 2017

In this issue, INTRAC Chief Executive, Helen Mealins, discusses governance, citizen participation and accountability. Our guest contributors, Suzana Kirandziska and […]

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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.