Tag: NGO and State relationships

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OPS 44. Measuring Success: Issues in Performance Measurement

In recent years, calls for greater accountability, concerns about quality, funding constraints and the development of a contract culture have […]

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Praxis Paper 1. Capacity Building from a French Perspective

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

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OPS 40. Community Development in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan

This paper documents fieldwork carried out in the republics of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan an Uzbekistan in 2003. It begins with an […]

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ONTRAC 21. Autonomy or dependence: A false dilemma or the greatest crisis facing NGOs today?

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

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OPS 24. Squaring the Urban Cycle: NGOs and Urban Poverty Alleviation in Addis Ababa

Tackling urban poverty is a complex and time-consuming task. Overstretched municipal bureaucracies, confused allocations of responsibilities between local authorities, para-statals […]

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OPS 23. Urban NGOs in Transition

Rapid urbanisation is creating serious social and economic problems throughout the developing world. This paper looks at urbanisation in Johannesburg, […]

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OPS 19. Decentralised NGO Management

INTRAC has been a keen observer of the rush towards decentralisation. We have been privileged to witness the efforts of […]

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OPS 27. NGOs and the Private Sector: Potential for Partnerships?

Globalisation, the increasing multinational nature of business and electronic communication, has led to a parallel reduction in the powers of […]

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OPS 14. The Relationship Between Official Agencies and NGOs: Bangladesh

This case study examines the impact of direct funding on the development of the non-governmental (NGO) sector in Bangladesh. In […]

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OPS 12. NGO Management in Situations of Conflict

In the last few decades NGOs have become increasingly involved in situations of conflict, especially civil conflict. Due to the […]