Leadership in Conservation: How Self-Aware Leaders Drive NGO Impact in Africa
Discover how leadership rooted in self-awareness is transforming conservation and NGO impact across Africa. Insights from Nairobi and MzN International.
Discover how leadership rooted in self-awareness is transforming conservation and NGO impact across Africa. Insights from Nairobi and MzN International.
Locally led development empowers communities to drive their own progress, ensuring sustainable and meaningful impact. Read on to discover the benefits of this approach and how to create a locally led development program.
Explore how the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has disrupted U.S. development aid, cutting billions in funding to critical programs. Learn about the chaos in government data transparency and its real-world impact on global health, education, and humanitarian efforts.
Explore how entrepreneurs are reshaping social impact in development work. This article dives into trends like impact investing, tech-driven solutions, and the challenges faced by grassroots organizations. Understand the shift towards measurable impact and scalability, and its implications for diverse social change strategies.
Explore how entrepreneurs are reshaping social impact in development work. This article dives into trends like impact investing, tech-driven solutions, and the challenges faced by grassroots organizations. Understand the shift towards measurable impact and scalability, and its implications for diverse social change strategies.
Struggling with funding cuts and shifting donor priorities? Discover how civil society organizations (CSOs) can achieve financial sustainability through diversified revenue streams, corporate partnerships, and innovative funding models. Learn more.
Is donor funding for NGOs drying up? In this thought leadership piece, we explore how shifting donor priorities are reshaping the nonprofit sector and what NGOs must do to stay financially sustainable. Join our webinar for deeper insights.
A recent Executive Order from the Trump Administration mandates a 90-day pause on new US foreign aid to review programmes. The Secretary of State may waive the pause or resume obligations early if reviews are completed.
In a recent podcast, Zainab Moallin, Research Officer at the Overseas Development Institute (ODI), and Hande Akpınar explored the complex world of humanitarian narratives. Their discussion, "Patterns and Divergences in the Narrative Landscape," examined how stories and frames influence beliefs, attitudes, and decisions in humanitarian contexts.
It's widely agreed that development and aid are most effective when localised. While donors are pushing for it, with USAID aiming to have 25% of its programs localised by 2030, and NGOs discussing the decolonisation of aid and "shifting the power", most action has focused on moving programme design to the Global South. But what is often forgotten is a question closer to home: “Is our INGO actually structured for localisation?”
Nathan is passionate about the responsible use of AI for social good. In this episode, he outlines the steps leaders should take in order to leverage AI effectively as a scalable solution.