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.
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.
Darina frames equitable partnerships as the key to locally-led development. However, achieving such partnerships requires us to rethink the conventional project management model as we know it.
In this episode, Zoë Elliot from Women for Women International highlights the urgency to accelerate gender equality efforts. She discusses reaching marginalised women in conflict zones, the importance of crisis response funds, and the need to increase funding to women-led organisations.
In this episode, Antonie Treuren, Program Leader and Business Developer for Woord en Daad, walks us through the steps needed to address the root causes of poverty instead of treating symptoms, as well as why mainstreaming climate change adaptation across all programs is essential.
How can NGOs break free from the constraints of grants and unlock new financial avenues? The key? Embrace commercial contracts.
Last week USAID held its quarterly Business Forecast & Partner Update, outlining planning for future funding opportunities. The session covered essential topics, including updates to the acquisition and assistance Strategy, private sector engagement, and progress in localization. Here are the key takeaways.
Through Wendo Aszed we discover that localization, from a local actor’s perspective, is not just about shifting control or decision-making but creating an environment of trust, innovation and community ownership.
When we think of development, we often conjure images of aid budgets and financial assistance to lower-income nations. While aid
In this episode, gain insights into reshaping humanitarian and development efforts through private sector involvement. Discover the evolving partnership dynamics and the role of businesses in supporting long-term development goals.
Get ready for the latest episode of Chasing Impact, with special guest Bill Ryan, an esteemed author and expert in NGO board governance. In this episode, Bill will be sharing invaluable insights that will revolutionize your understanding of effective board leadership.
Unlocking the Future of Fundraising with Blockchain Technology – with Anne Connelly When asked what are the ideal prerequisites that
Looking to foster a healthy organizational culture and achieve greater impact as an NGO leader? Look no further than this
In this episode of Chasing Impact, MzN Senior Consultant Carolin Gomulia interviews Reana Rossouw, the owner of Next Generation Consultants, a leading South African Management Consulting firm with a wealth of experience in the social innovation, shared value, humanitarian and sustainable development environments. They discuss how professionals in the development and humanitarian ecosystem can prepare for an uncertain future.
In this episode of Chasing Impact, Stephanie Draper, Chief Executive of Bond, the UK network for (now over 400) organisations working in international development shares her insights about the funding gap, the future of NGOs and self-care as a leader.