The AI in aid: artificial intelligence and international development
Alastair Spray explores the risks and implications of AI in international development.
First principles: why research ethics are critical
Consultant Alastair Spray explores the crucial role of good research ethics practices in civil society work.
INTRAC launches cookbook for youth-led accountability
A new, free resource based on learning from The Development Alternative (TDA).
The Development Alternative Cookbook for Youth-Led Accountability
A free resource on how to design and run a youth-led accountability initiative.
Towards a thriving, credible, and sustainable youth civil society
Youth civil society is surviving not thriving. That is the message coming from this report published by The Development Alternative […]
The Development Alternative – shifting the power to youth civil society
Sarah Lewis reflects on youth civil society effectiveness, emerging from the co-creation phase of a new programme called The Development Alternative.
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 […]
Who dares? Dealing with the ambiguities of consulting ‘with soul’ in Lebanon
Read our latest guest blog by Mireille Abi Khalil.
Online Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning course
Read more about our upcoming Online Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning course starting in January 2018.
Graduating from consultancy ‘school’: reflections on C4C from Indonesia
Read our guest blog by Adi Wahyu Adji with contributions from C4C Indonesia participants!
INTRAC’s Monitoring and Evaluation manifesto
INTRAC’s M&E manifesto sets out eight commitments that will guide our M&E work.
It’s not just how, it’s why. An insight on sustainability in West Africa
By Rowan Popplewell. I’ve just returned from Ghana, where INTRAC and the West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) hosted a […]