Resources

Summary of discussions from two regional dialogues on civil society sustainability and emerging cross- regional themes and issues.

This paper provides a complement to Bond’s submission to DFID on DFID’s future relationship with UK civil society organisations. It […]

This report provides an overview of a three year (2014-17) research project exploring how citizens can meaningfully hold local government […]

Guest essay on multi-donor funds commissioned by CIVICUS for the State of Civil Society Report 2015 focus on civil society resourcing.

The evaluation focuses on the extent to which EveryChild achieved its aim of exiting responsibly from its country offices and partners from 2012 onwards.

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.

The purpose of this study is to contribute to learning on the value of ‘unrestricted’ or ‘strategic’ donor funding of […]

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.

  There has been increasing concern to understand the realities that affect how international and local NGOs operate in many […]

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.

The workshop ‘Do NGOs need a languages policy?’ was co-convened by INTRAC, the University of Reading, and the University of […]

The recent evaluation of Danish support to civil society noted a trend for donors to ‘pool’ their civil society funds […]