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This paper forms part of the ‘Civil Society at a Crossroads?’ initiative, a collective reflection process about the future of civil society around the world. The Republic of Ireland was selected as a case study as the team was keen to include the experiences of European countries that have been hit by severe recession and political crisis.

Over the last two to three years, NGOs in Kyrgyzstan have increasingly been considering issues of legitimacy and accountability to […]

  This issue of ONTRAC revisits the question of accountability within development. After an overview by Rachel Hayman, INTRAC’s Head of […]

  The global synthesis report of the ‘Civil Society at a Crossroads’ initiative – a collective reflection process about the […]

This issue of ONTRAC looks at enabling space for civil society activity. Following an overview, our four contributors each offer […]

In 2012, the Development Studies Association of the UK and Ireland funded a small project involving INTRAC, World Vision UK […]

This paper provides an introduction to private donors’ engagement in international development, particularly philanthropic foundations. It describes the scale of foundations and their importance to the field of development aid.

This paper gives an overview of the NGO sector in Syria. It was originally written in 2010 as an internal […]

On 1 December 2011, the Busan Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation1 was adopted at the end of the 4th High-Level […]

INTRAC’s international development conference in December 2011 focused on civil society, economic growth and the post-aid environment. Recent world events […]

This special double issue of ONTRAC is to celebrate both the fiftieth issue of our newsletter, and also the twentieth […]

This toolkit provides practical ideas for planning and carrying out activities aimed at promoting trust and reconciliation between divided communities.