CARE Governance

Amid women-led protests in #Sudan, our new Distinguished Fellow @ZainabHawa makes the case in @ProSyn for an international fund to nurture female political leadership in #Africa buff.ly/2QwXYaG

If you’re at #OGPCanada on Friday and want to learn how to get feminist with political economy analysis, this is the session for you! Room 201 @ 12.00 with @RebeccaLHaines @_karamedina @SakoRebecca @hadeelazzaz #Feministopengov

Why gender equality and inclusion are critical for open government - learn more at CARE and Oxfam event @opengovpart Summit event tomorrow #OGPCanada

In a new #CAREInsights blog, @PabloYanguas discusses the @CAREgov & @BritishCouncil convened Doing Development Differently (DDD) workshop in Nairobi & ways INGOs can foster a localising approach in Southern contexts: careint.uk/2D0L9ju

Thinking and Working Politically... and Inclusively @USAIDLearning shar.es/aa4m5e

A timely article, speaking to the 'decolonization' angle to DDD that we shall attempt to ignite with the Nairobi DDD event 4th Dec. next week by CARE and the British Council.

Women, Grassroots Organizations, and Local Leadership: 3 keys to peace. Read the new blog by @CarolineKende with recommendations for the #ParisPeaceForum @ParisPeaceForum tinyurl.com/y7rb4k4z #standforpeacehttp://disq.us/t/38akd39

Putting Gender into Political Economy Analysis: why it matters and how to do it. @oxfam's Emily Brown and @CAREgov's @tamoneil & @RebeccaLHaines on today's @fp2p oxfamblogs.org/fp2p/putting-g…

So delighted to tell the story of Care International’s breakthrough in citizen voice in Ghana with Samuel Boateng #FBLSummit #constitentvoice

Great blog from @RebeccaLHaines reflecting a great partnership between CARE the @GPSA_org and Union Parishads in Bangladesh @wbg_gov

Based on research from #Nepal, #SouthSudan and #SierraLeone, the research concludes that the meaningful participation of women and girls in peace processes is vital to addressing the needs of survivors. #WorldPeaceDay insights.careinternational.org.uk/publications/i…

How do we build concrete strategies to include the voices of poor communities and excluded women? In this blog CARE's @RebeccaLHaines looks at citizen forums as a strategy for wider participation #leavenoonebehind careint.uk/2pd7m6n

Check out new #CAREInsights blog 'Beyond the tools: Participatory power analysis as the missing ingredient in local governance programming' - reflections from CARE Bangladesh's week-long study tour in partnership with @LOGINAsia careint.uk/2v5UfY5

What would a truly feminist world look like? views-voices.oxfam.org.uk/gender/2018/07…

In Bungoma county #Kenya @mani_project uses transport vouchers to enable poor women living in remote rural areas, including those with #disabilities, to get to a health facility to deliver their babies @DFID_UK #UKAid #DisabilitySummit #LeaveNoOneBehind options.co.uk/news/promoting…

Only one recommendation on @DFID_UK Economic Development strategy from @CommonsIDC? Why not more on gender? @GerryBoyle10 bit.ly/2mrQ3wX #CAREInsights

5 Minute Inspiration: When does a song improve the government's budget? | Development Blog | Blogs | CARE Insights insights.careinternational.org.uk/development-bl…

In 2014 Chambidzi Primary school was just like any other primary school in rural #Malawi w/+900 learners but only 6 teachers; no classroom, books, pens, or other teaching aids. Today, Chambidzi is transformed! Here's the story! bit.ly/2Kwlcge #SocialAcc #CAREInsights

Great to see @DFID_UK praised for achieving a range of positive results regarding governance work in Nepal and Uganda icai.independent.gov.uk/wp-content/upl…

Social accountability for better education in Malawi. Read our new blog to learn how community score cards helped turn a school around #CAREInsights #socialacc careint.uk/2KrHzAu @JeffThindwa @SAccountability @GPSA_org @jonathanfox707