New Roles and Relevance: Development NGOs and the Challenge of Change
Language: English
Published by Kumarian Press, 2000
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- New Roles and Relevance: Development NGOs and the Challenge of Change
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- Kumarian Press
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- 2000
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- Soft cover
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- English
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- 1565491203
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* Examines the new roles and challenges NGOs confront as they grow beyond service delivery and advocacy
* Argues for engagement and more effective learning strategies at both global and local levels
Written by a dynamic combination of key researchers and practitioners, New Roles and Relevance examines the large range of critical challenges facing development NGOs as they struggle to maintain their integrity and independence, while simultaneously assuming an expanding role in the fight against global poverty. This authoritative book calls for an overall improvement in theory and practice by challenging NGOs to search for greater relevance, improved accountability, and better performance in the globalized world.
* Argues for engagement and more effective learning strategies at both global and local levels
Written by a dynamic combination of key researchers and practitioners, New Roles and Relevance examines the large range of critical challenges facing development NGOs as they struggle to maintain their integrity and independence, while simultaneously assuming an expanding role in the fight against global poverty. This authoritative book calls for an overall improvement in theory and practice by challenging NGOs to search for greater relevance, improved accountability, and better performance in the globalized world.
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About the Author
David Lewis is Reader in Social Policy at the London School of Economics and has published mainly on development policy issues in South Asia.
Tina Wallace is an independent development consultant who has specialized in management and gender issues. She has studied and taught in Africa and Europe and has extensive NGO experience. She is now based in the UK, and teaches at Oxford Brookes University.
Tina Wallace is an independent development consultant who has specialized in management and gender issues. She has studied and taught in Africa and Europe and has extensive NGO experience. She is now based in the UK, and teaches at Oxford Brookes University.
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