This paper reviews the institutional design of a network of NGOs in Northern India and analyzes the reasons for its success. Essentially, it is due to the remarkable ability of the network’s low-profile leadership to avoid the traditional top-down management style and instead, manage by influence. They did so by (i) ensuring that members strongly shared common purposes so as to strengthen the network’s cohesiveness, (ii)“empowering” members through provision of effective common logistical, informational, and training services, and (iii) engineering a policy coalition giving members and non-..
Master's thesis in Change ManagementThere is growing awareness that the current global challenges ar...
The added value of self-organized policy networks is widely recognized, but how they impact outcomes...
Existing research on civil society organizations (CSOs) facing restricted civic space largely focuse...
BACKGROUND: Networking between non-government organisations in the health sector is recognised as an...
BACKGROUND: In India, since the 1990s, there has been a burgeoning of NGOs involved in providing pri...
Decentralization implies an increase in the number of stakeholders involved in the design and implem...
Governments struggle with the reality that the beneficiaries of anti-poverty programs are powerless ...
神奈川県茅ヶ崎市 Numerous NGOs are acting to alleviate the issues of poverty, inequality and social injustic...
Decentralization implies an increase in the number of stakeholders involved in the design and implem...
This report describes the structure of non-profit organizations (also called ‘NPOs’,charitable organ...
Policies of devolving management of resources from the state to user groups are premised upon the as...
India has over three million NGOs - one for every 600 people. However, only a very small minority of...
A network is a common place for the participating parties (organizations, individuals or a combinati...
Commons scholarship seems preoccupied with self-governance. It focuses on showing that common pool r...
NGOs are increasingly concerned to scale up their impact, whilst donors look to them to help strengt...
Master's thesis in Change ManagementThere is growing awareness that the current global challenges ar...
The added value of self-organized policy networks is widely recognized, but how they impact outcomes...
Existing research on civil society organizations (CSOs) facing restricted civic space largely focuse...
BACKGROUND: Networking between non-government organisations in the health sector is recognised as an...
BACKGROUND: In India, since the 1990s, there has been a burgeoning of NGOs involved in providing pri...
Decentralization implies an increase in the number of stakeholders involved in the design and implem...
Governments struggle with the reality that the beneficiaries of anti-poverty programs are powerless ...
神奈川県茅ヶ崎市 Numerous NGOs are acting to alleviate the issues of poverty, inequality and social injustic...
Decentralization implies an increase in the number of stakeholders involved in the design and implem...
This report describes the structure of non-profit organizations (also called ‘NPOs’,charitable organ...
Policies of devolving management of resources from the state to user groups are premised upon the as...
India has over three million NGOs - one for every 600 people. However, only a very small minority of...
A network is a common place for the participating parties (organizations, individuals or a combinati...
Commons scholarship seems preoccupied with self-governance. It focuses on showing that common pool r...
NGOs are increasingly concerned to scale up their impact, whilst donors look to them to help strengt...
Master's thesis in Change ManagementThere is growing awareness that the current global challenges ar...
The added value of self-organized policy networks is widely recognized, but how they impact outcomes...
Existing research on civil society organizations (CSOs) facing restricted civic space largely focuse...