Tag: capacity building

This paper demonstrates the value of cartoons and illustrations as tools for capacity building in the context of both community […]

This Praxis Paper depicts how French NGOs perceive the notion of capacity building, and how they apply the concept in […]

This report provides a written record of the third INTRAC conference held in Osh, Kyrgyzstan, on 27-28 April 2004. The […]

The assessment of impact involves a number of stakeholders often working within different cultural assumptions, in different power relations to each other. Assessing impact must be considered from a cross-cultural perspective.

This Praxis Note addresses the important issues of transferring knowledge and best practice in the cross-cultural context within which all development NGOs work.

This Praxis Note focuses on the processes and practices of capacity building, drawing on results from the project Management and Change in Africa: A Cross-cultural Perspective, funded by Danida and the Paris Chamber of Commerce.

This Praxis Note outlines the crosscultural management imperative and the importance of the project Management and Change in Africa to developing management and organisational capacity in non-governmental development organisations in Africa and beyond.

In December 2001 INTRAC’s Tenth Anniversary conference in Oxford, set out to evaluate and appraise the different approaches adopted to […]

On a recent visit to the UK’s National Council of Voluntary Organisations, what struck me about many of the books […]

Based on many years of practical experiences with NGOs, largely in Africa, this book argues that for capacity building programmes […]

Capacity-Building and Monitoring and Evaluation have become two of the most important priorities of the development community during the last […]

An advocate can be defined as someone who organises for a cause; a supporter or defender who argues on another’s […]