Shooting ourselves in the foot by promising the impossible
Ingrid Nanne argues that NGOs promising impossible outcomes to attract donors are shooting themselves in the foot. The post Shooting ourselves in the foot by promising the impossible appeared first on...
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Theories of change can be a useful tool in development, but they're not always used effectively. Our Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Ambrose looks at two ways to improve your organisation's approach to them....
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Does program monitoring need to be scientific? Aid Leap takes a look at debates about research and M&E, and how monitoring could be better. The post Why is programme monitoring so bad? appeared...
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