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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"Donor Funding"”.
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Conditional donor funding and its implications on NGO autonomy in East Africa
The donor - recipient relationship has been the focus of numerous research projects. However, the conditions imposed by donors when giving funding to a recipient in relation to programmatic focus and the resultant ability of an organisation to remain autonomous have not been really addressed. This …
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Donor funding and crowding out of public spending: Evidence from low and middle-income countries
… in agriculture. To improve aid effectiveness, donors need to work with recipients to understand country needs and the fiscal environment of the receiving government.
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An analysis of the impact of reduced donor funding on sustainability of Namibia network of aids service organisations (NANASO)
… this study was to analyse the impact of reduced funding on sustainability of the projects carried out by NGOs in Namibia. The sub objectives of the study was to analyse the impact of reduced level of financing by donors on the project sustainability of NANASO in Namibia, to analyse the impact of …
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An exploratory study of the Financial Sustainability of the Non-Profit Sector in Lesotho
… Lesotho is severely challenged. NPOs depend on donor funding as a major source of funding. The NPOs founded locally had a greater struggle to get funding than the international NPOs which were guaranteed the support of their international organizations. The sustainability of these NPOs was …
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Identifying environmental and organizational issues that affect the promotion of rainwater harvesting by the Southern and Eastern Africa rainwater Network (SEARNET)
… SEARNET is an important channel of international donor funding from the Swedish and Dutch governments, and exists to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and experiences of rainwater harvesting through networking. To identify the environmental and organisational issues affecting SEARNET, a …
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Communication and its impact on enterprise financial sustainability
… way of communicating with financiers and donors on matters concerning their strategic plans and budgets. The four pillars of financial sustainability have been considered focusing mostly on Strategic and financial planning or budgeting. Measuring sustainability for a not for profit differs …
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The Public Sector HIV/AIDS Treatment Roll-out Campaign in the Western Cape: A case study highlighting success factors and challenges
… Antiretrovirals (ARVs) combined with substantial donor funding and the long-awaited adoption of a national treatment plan, have, however, shifted the debate. Now the question is not so much should universal ART be provided by government but, rather, is it possible to implement in severely …
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Road sector reform in Namibia: Institutional development issues
… fiefdoms, dependent on uncertain international donor funding
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Hands in the Pockets of Mercurial Donors: How Three Theories Explain Ngo Responses to Shifting Funding Priorities
<p>The NGO-donor relationship has become understood as exceptionally volatile. Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in developing countries rely heavily on foreign donor funding and potential over-reliance on donors becomes apparent. The research at hand concentrates on the relationship between …
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Rate of psychiatric readmissions and associated factors at Saint John of God Psychiatric Hospital in Mzuzu, Malawi
… Psychiatric Hospital (SJOG), rely primarily on donor funding. In order to maximise the available donor funding, there is a need to reduce readmissions resulting from modifiable or controlled factors. There are no studies in Malawi which have investigated these risk factors. The study aimed to …
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Extending Support to People Living With Hiv/Aids by Involving Public Private Sector: The Case of Kifaru Community Development in Kibaha, Tanzania
Over dependency of donor funding for development programs particularly health interventions for people living with HIV/AIDS have proved not to be sustainable and have major adverse effect to beneficiaries when funding came to an end. Over 95% of HIV/AIDS resources in Tanzania are financed by donors …
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Extending Support to People Living With Hiv/Aids By Involving Public Private Sector: The Case Of Kifaru Community Development In Kibaha, Tanzania
Over dependency of donor funding for development programs particularly health interventions for people living with HIV/AIDS have proved not to be sustainable and have major adverse effect to beneficiaries when funding came to an end. Over 95% of HIV/AIDS resources in Tanzania are financed by donors …
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Investigating factors affecting the financial sustainability of civil society organisations in Namibia
… they operate due to their dependency on foreign funding. Thus, there is need to establish the factors that affect the financial sustainability of these CSOs. The research sought to investigate the factors that affect financial sustainability of CSOs in Namibia. The target population of the …
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Mapping and tracking the complexity of financial flows through non-state non-profit (faith-based) health providers in Kenya
… stakeholders. The study reveals a highly complex funding environment for non-profit (and faith-based) health providers in Kenya, which is a result of historic health system configurations, and current funding policy and focus (such as the influx of HIV-related funding). The HIV program in AIC …
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An assessment of donor funded development programmes of the Anglican Church of Tanzania in the Dodoma region from 1986 - 2010
… has been assessing the challenges which faced donor funded development programmes which were started in the Anglican Church of Tanzania in the 1970s and 1980s. These programmes began at the time when world Christian Evangelicals had renewed their view on incorporating social concern as part of …
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Financial Management of NGOs towards financial sustainability: a case of Gaborone, Botswana
… Their survival is dependent on the fading donor funding, illustrating a weak financial capacity and poor financial sustainability prospects. To continue operating, NGOs must adopt sound financial management practices to enhance their financially sustainability. The aim for this study is to …
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AID Effectiveness in Post-Conflict Countries
… economic assistance and policy advice from donor community to support their recoveries from war, to rebuild institutional capacities, and to restore their human and social capital. Yet, donor responses to post-conflict countries are uneven and some countries have received substantial amounts …
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The economic evaluation of aquaculture as a climate change adaptation option in fisher communities of Zimbabwe
… were considered depending on the type of funding for the initial investment - scenario one was built on donor funding support while scenario two relied on a bank loan with interest for financing. A sensitivity analysis was also performed to determine the extent to which different factors …
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An exploratory study into the experiences and challenges of founders of non-profit organisation in the Western Cape with specific reference to fundraising
… and fair society. Unlike for-profit enterprises, donor funding constitutes the single largest source of income for most NPOs. Because of the high levels of donor dependency by many NPOs, fundraising becomes critical and very often the most challenging activity for many NPOs. Given the fundraising …
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Political prioritisation for performance-based financing at the county level in Kenya: 2016 to 2019
… at the sub national level in Kilifi county and funding for PBF was not prioritised post donor funding. Key factors that contributed to this in Kilifi county included: redistribution of power from national actors to sub-national actors following devolution, this affected the national Ministry of …
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