Building Financial Management Capacity for NGOs and Community Organizations: A practical guide (Practical Guides for Organizational & Financial Resilience)

Cammack, John

ISBN 10: 185339825X / ISBN 13: 9781853398254

Published by Practical Action Publishing, 2014

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Building Financial Management Capacity for NGOs and Community Organizations: A practical guide (Practical Guides for Organizational & Financial Resilience)
• Publisher: Practical Action Publishing
• Publication Date: 2014
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 185339825X
• ISBN 13: 9781853398254
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

This book presents practical ways to build financial management capacity in an international development context (although much of it applies to any non-profit organization). It describes good practice in the specific tasks of financial management – for example, planning and budgeting and financial controls. It gives examples of how groups and organizations build their own capacity. It also considers what leadership teams can do to guide their organization’s longer-term direction and improve governance and it describes other financial management aspects such as building reserves that can be built into an organization’s structure to make it more sustainable. Building Financial Management Capacity should be read by programme staff and managers of non-government organizations, larger community-based organizations (CBOs), and charities, as well as for large NGOs and donors working with their partner NGOs and CBOs. The content can also be used in training courses, and university and college courses for international development workers.

About the Author

John Cammack is a freelance adviser and consultant, trainer, writer and coach with international non-government organizations. He has previously worked as head of international finance at Oxfam UK and as a senior lecturer in accounting and financial management at Oxford Brookes University.