by Guest Author | May 19, 2021 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
Responsible Transitions to Local Ownership: Reflections from the 3D Program for Girls and Women 05/2021 | Sia Nowrojee As the COVID pandemic continues to spread around the world, the 3D Program team stands in solidarity and love with our partners in India, where cases...
by Guest Author | Apr 21, 2021 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and… Supremacy, Neo-Colonialism, and International Development 04/2021 | Ann Hendrix-Jenkins Amidst the branches, we – volunteer harvesters – chatted through the silver-green leaves, our conversation punctuated by the rain...
by Guest Author | Apr 14, 2021 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
Sharing the keys to the localization house 04/2021 | Oheneba Boateng and Claudia Meier EU Commissioner Janez Lenarčič’s recent musings that “the biggest barrier to localization is the capacity of local actors” attracted a good dose of well-deserved criticism. But one...
by Guest Author | Mar 24, 2021 | Accountability & Feedback Loops, CDA Perspectives Blog, Perspective Blog, Uncategorized
Bringing more equality into aid and development studies: a view from Makerere University, Uganda 03/2021 | Farida T. Bena Share this article This blog was originally published on Kiliza on March 11, 2021. A few months ago, I wrote about...
by Guest Author | Mar 24, 2021 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
Why Do I Make the Case for Equitable Partnerships with Local Actors? 03/2021 | Koenraad Van Brabant Friends and colleagues ask me why I am so persistent in what is referred to as ‘localisation’ i.e. supporting and reinforcing rather than replacing or instrumentalising...
by Guest Author | Mar 17, 2021 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
The Global Standard: Going Global, Acting Local 03/2021 | Bao Han Tran Le Civil society organisations (CSOs) practising a different kind of accountability towards their stakeholders is at the heart of the Global Standard’s mission and purpose. The kind of...
