With this method, there is never a final destination we seek to reach – but the journey is everything. We seek continuous improvement, and not a defined “perfect” target.

What happens when the NGO offices shut down, the donors walk away and the annual reports stop printing? If history and current events are any guide, civil society does not die. It simply changes form.

The next Haitian revolution is rooted in our past because we have gone too long without acknowledging what we have done to each other. We can look to the

The GFCF is a grassroots grantmaker working to promote and support institutions of community philanthropy around the world.

Here’s what I’ve observed: the things we try to reform are rarely the ones that matter most. Reform tends to fixate on what can be measured, managed, and credited—where reformers still believe control is within reach—while quietly avoiding what they don’t understand, where control is harder to find.

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Involving local people in philanthropic projects makes communities stronger. Is it time for international NGOs to stand aside?

Partners for a New Economy has given more than $34m to those forging alternative economic models. But is it working? As Trump returns to the White House, P4NE’s Jo Swinson tells us what needs to happe...

The coming wave of technology is set to worsen global inequality.

The fourth quarter has given us two new African unicorns — privately funded companies valued at more than a billion dollars: Nigeria’s Moniepoint and South Africa’s Tyme.

We’re looking for an inspiring and experienced program manager and campaigner to lead the Walking the Talk program.

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The U.S. provides nearly half of the aid for global health, including childhood vaccination, H.I.V. treatment and disease surveillance.

In the mid-2000s, international NGOs (INGOs) were some of the most trusted institutions in the global development landscape. 20 years later, this trust has eroded – in part due to widely-reported scan...

The central focus of this new book is on how International NGOs (INGOs) are acting as a barrier to shifting more power and resources to local civil society. It draws inspiration from the RINGO Project...

Join us on Monday 2nd December for a discussion on The INGO Problem – Power, Privilege and Renewal, by Deborah Doane. The central focus of this new book is on how International NGOs (INGOs) are acting...