Resources

This paper describes some of the different methods and options available to help summarise results and learning across large portfolios of work, carried out in different regions, countries and sectors.

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

Supporting sustainability and activism in civil society.

“Click! Using YouTube as training tool” is a new Praxis Note by Rod MacLeod, which explores the exciting potential of YouTube as a tool for the innovative trainer. It covers both how to use a video in the context of an effective training and also suggests particular clips under topic headings.

Drawing on course evaluations and interviews with participants this paper shows how blended learning approaches can provide access to high quality capacity building support in remote and conflict affected locations in a cost-effective way.

Scenario techniques are used to grapple with uncertainty. Instead of attempting to predict what is going to happen, scenario analysis […]

INTRAC Principal Consultant Rod MacLeod shares key lessons learned from the vantage point of a facilitator in the British Council project Women Participating in Public Life and reflects on the challenges and opportunities of using an action research approach.

Do training courses really make any difference to people’s ability to do their jobs or to the quality of their […]

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

Outcome Mapping focuses on changes in the behaviour of the people, groups and organisations influenced by a programme. Like the […]

The logical framework, or logframe, is a commonly used planning tool. Initially designed for simple projects it is increasingly being […]