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October 19th, 2011 - 8:20 pm § in Good Practice, Guest Bloggers

How would you measure the strength of a partnership?

Ruiari Nolan of Peace Direct offers the following guest post, sharing their experience of trying to determine what is important in relationships with grassroots organisations, and how they’re trying to measure performance in this area. [...]

Tags: aid effectiveness, aid partnerships, aid relationships, capacity building, community ownership, community participation, community-based organizations, donors, evaluation, foreign aid, foreign assistance, grassroots organizations, Insight on Conflict, Institute for Cultural Affairs, international aid, international development, Keystone INGO Partner Survey, M&E, monitoring, organizational development, participatory processes, Peace Direct, peacebuilding, Ruairi Nolan, spider diagram, transparency, Uganda 1 Comment

April 27th, 2011 - 5:10 pm § in Good Practice, Reflection & Rumination

Sorry but it’s not YOUR project

“Psst, excuse me, but if an international assistance project is a job or a hobby for you, it can't actually be ‘yours.' And if you think that it is, we may have a problem on our hands.” [...]

Tags: aid jargon, aid workers, Alanna Shaikh, CBOs, community mobilization, community ownership, community participation, community-based organizations, Daniela Papi, DIY aid, downward accountability, foreign aid, foreign assistance, grassroots organizations, international aid, international development, Keystone INGO Partner Survey, NGOs, participation ladder, philanthropy, social enterprise 20 Comments

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Posts Tagged ‘Keystone INGO Partner Survey’

How would you measure the strength of a partnership?

Sorry but it’s not YOUR project

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