As information and communications technology for development spending takes up an ever-increasing share of program expenditure, it is wise for practitioners to reflect on its usage and draw insights. IT experts Janani Sridharan and Jacklyne Kobek offer some considerations for new technology in programming.
Humanitarians are being constrained by geopolitical agendas of donor states and the growing assertion of national sovereignty. What, then, can we hope to achieve? The University of Bath have designed courses specifically designed to help navigate the tumultuous humanitarian landscape.
Last Thursday saw our Annual General Meeting take place online, with members voting in three brand new trustees to our board. Find out a bit more about them.
The Helen Turner International Development Internship is a small step towards building a more accountable and inclusive sector, and should become the norm for international development internships. Internship recipient William Jones tells us all about it.
Delve into the realities behind mergers in the international development sector as Crown Agents and Integrity Action share their view on what made their merger a success.
In this webinar, MzN International shared what they have learnt from the non-profit leaders they work with.
Looking for an entry-level job in the INGO sector can be a daunting prospect for anyone. Here are some top tips to help you land your first job.
In this webinar, MzN shared how organisations have been able to make the full transition to remote working and hybrid working, and they discussed top tips on protecting your team from burnout.
With the right strategies in place, remote work can offer many benefits, including increased flexibility and access to a wider talent pool. Here are five best practices for making remote work successful for your NGO.
