Communication
- Working with civil society in fragile states
- M. Dowst / International NGO Training and Research Centre , 2009
- It is little surprise that policymaker and research focus is now squarely on the issue of fragile states. For one in three of their respective populations are undernourished; the foundations n...
- Improving aid effectiveness: a review of recent initiatives for civil society organisations
- B. Pratt;T. Myhrman / International NGO Training and Research Centre , 2009
- This review seeks to detail recent initiatives by the NGO and CSO community in improving development practice. The Author presents a clear picture about why there should be an increased interest in...
- 'You are not going to amuse yourself', barriers to achieving wellbeing through international migration: the case of Peruvian immigrants in London and Madrid
- K. Wright-Revolledo / International NGO Training and Research Centre , 2007
- International migration from Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) to the EU is important but has received relatively little attention and needs to be better understood. This paper provides a wellb...
- Dilemmas of humanitarian assistance: don't shoot the messenger – aid workers’ perspectives and practice on working with insecurity
- A.S. Williams / International NGO Training and Research Centre , 2008
- Based largely on qualitative data collected through interviews with humanitarian aid workers from a range of British INGOs, this paper discusses some of the security issues faced those delivering h...
- Fostering democratic ownership: towards greater impact on poverty
- K Wright, / International NGO Training and Research Centre , 2008
- Focusing on the aid effectiveness agenda, this paper reports on the extent to which the Paris Declaration promotes “democratic ownership” in specific country contexts. It explores the role...
- China’s aid to Africa: implications for civil society
- L. Lönnqvist / International NGO Training and Research Centre , 2008
- ‘China in Africa’ is a topic that arouses both concern and fascination in the development community. This paper provides an overview of China’s overseas development aid (ODA) to Afri...
- Mapping the terrain: exploring participatory monitoring and evaluation of Roma programming in an enlarged European Union
- Z. De Sas Kropiwnicki;F. Deans / International NGO Training and Research Centre , 2007
- Are Roma included well enough in current approaches to monitoring and evaluation? This report provides a broad overview of the current monitoring and evaluation policy at the levels of standard settin...
- Remittances and migration: some policy considerations for NGOs
- F. Deans;L. Lönnqvist;K. Sen / International NGO Training and Research Centre , 2007
- This paper finds that NGOs should be wary of joining the ‘remittances euphoria’ of recent years. It points out that attempts to link remittances to wider development initiatives have me...
- Community-based and -driven development: a critical review
- G. Mansuri;V. Rao / International NGO Training and Research Centre , 2004
- Does community participation improve the targeting of private benefits? Are the public goods created by community participation projects better targeted to the poor? Are they of higher quality, or ...
- Children in emergencies: improving quality of response through capacity building
- C. Toms;H. MacLeod / International NGO Training and Research Centre , 2007
- This document discusses the increasing need for an improved response to children in emergencies. It specifically focuses on how World Vision has reacted to this through capacity building training t...
