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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Donor dependency"”.

  1. An organisational typology of public private engagement for health in Southern Africa: A systematic review

    … in the current Southern African context, donor-dependency remains high and there is room to expand engagement of this sort by adopting more innovative mechanisms for engagement and organisational models. An account of the models of PPE being initiated in the Southern African context …

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  2. Financial sustainability and business income generating in the non-profit sector

    … is largely due to NPOs being overly reliant on a donor-dependency model to raise funds, which is creating more and more financial insecurity. This model has limited financial sustainability, as the competition for funding has dramatically increased in recent years. All of these facts have made …

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  3. Navigating national priorities, regionalism and internationalisation in National Universities of Moana Oceania

    … is characterised by uneven power relations, donor dependency and epistemic asymmetry, but has the potential to be re-imagined as knowledge diplomacy when partnerships are relational rather than transactional, grounded in Indigenous leadership, reciprocity and equitable agency. Across the five …

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  4. Framing Power: Discursive Contestations and the Influence of External Actors in the African Union’s Key Issue Areas

    … this relationship is understood in terms of a donor-recipient dynamic: the AU is in a permanent and continuous negotiation with more powerful extra-regional actors over the funding of its activities across a broad range of policies and political programmes. As such, external actors are seen as …

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  5. 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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  6. Domestic Resource Mobilization as a Pathway to Decolonization of HIV prevention research in Kenya

    … Kenya’s HIV response budget comes from Western donors. As external donors’ priorities shift, HIV prevention research funding is declining, making domestic resource mobilization (DRM) critical. DRM refers to the process by which a country generates and allocates its resources to fund its …

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