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...
by Guest Author | Mar 3, 2021 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
If you want to support, vacate the space 03/2021 | Sudhanshu S. Singh After having worked for over three decades, mainly with international NGOs (INGOs) within India and elsewhere, and feeling disillusioned with the international aid architecture, I decided to return...
by Guest Author | Feb 18, 2021 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
“What if?” Questions with answers for a paradigm shift in the Aid System 02/2021 | Marie-Rose Romain Murphy What if… the shroud of invisibility that has been forced upon the reality of socio-economic and geopolitical dynamics of the foreign Aid sector was peeled...
by Guest Author | Dec 21, 2020 | Accountability & Feedback Loops, CDA Perspectives Blog, Perspective Blog, Uncategorized
New USIP Report Gives Us Something to Talk About: The Essential Ingredients for US National Security Grounded in Conflict Prevention 12/2020 | Neil Levine Share this article This blog was originally published on Medium on December 18, 2020. CDA Reflects...
by Guest Author | Dec 16, 2020 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
From where we stand 12/2020 | Sarah Cechvala, Sabina C. Robillard, and Grace Boone. Reflections on the From Where I Stand forum and what comes next This is the second blog in a two-part series. The first blog laid out, through the contributor’s words,...
