Reimagining civil society collaborations in development : starting from the South /: starting from the South. (2023)
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- Title:
- Reimagining civil society collaborations in development : starting from the South /: starting from the South. (2023)
- Main Title:
- Reimagining civil society collaborations in development : starting from the South
- Further Information:
- Note: Edited by Margit van Wessel, Tiina Kontinen, and Justice Nyigmah Bawole.
- Editors:
- Wessel, Margherita Gertruda Johanna van
Kontinen, Tiina
Bawole, Justice Nyigmah - Contents:
- 1. Introduction: towards reimagining civil society collaborations in development Margit van Wessel, Tiina Kontinen, Justice Nyigmah Bawole 2. Conceptual foundations: reimagining roles, relations, and processes Margit van Wessel, Tiina Kontinen PART 1: Reclaiming the lead 3. Reflections on using a community-led research and action (CLRA) methodology to explore alternatives in international development Lise Woensdregt, Kibui Edwin Rwigi, Naomi van Stapele 4. Reimaging development from local voices and positions – Southern feminist movements in the lead Njeri Kimotho, Catherine Odenyo-Ndekera, Janna Visser 5. Building resilient communities by growing community assets, capacities, and trust Stella Wanjiru Chege 6. Contesting practices of aid localization in Jordan and Lebanon: civil society organizations’ mobilization of local knowledge Elena Aoun, Lyla André, Alena Sander PART 2: Displacing the North–South dyad 7. Southern civil society organizations as practical hybrids: dealing with legitimacy in a Ugandan gender advocacy organization Tiina Kontinen, Alice Ndidde 8. Beyond the North–South dyad: diaspora-led organizations in development collaborations Susan Appe 9. Exploring mutual dependence through non-financial resource exchanges: a Tanzanian non-governmental organization network case study Sandy Zook, Samantha Temple, Emmanuel Malisa PART 3: Asking Southern-centered questions 10. Advocating for land rights in Kenya: a community-based organization’s attempt to1. Introduction: towards reimagining civil society collaborations in development Margit van Wessel, Tiina Kontinen, Justice Nyigmah Bawole 2. Conceptual foundations: reimagining roles, relations, and processes Margit van Wessel, Tiina Kontinen PART 1: Reclaiming the lead 3. Reflections on using a community-led research and action (CLRA) methodology to explore alternatives in international development Lise Woensdregt, Kibui Edwin Rwigi, Naomi van Stapele 4. Reimaging development from local voices and positions – Southern feminist movements in the lead Njeri Kimotho, Catherine Odenyo-Ndekera, Janna Visser 5. Building resilient communities by growing community assets, capacities, and trust Stella Wanjiru Chege 6. Contesting practices of aid localization in Jordan and Lebanon: civil society organizations’ mobilization of local knowledge Elena Aoun, Lyla André, Alena Sander PART 2: Displacing the North–South dyad 7. Southern civil society organizations as practical hybrids: dealing with legitimacy in a Ugandan gender advocacy organization Tiina Kontinen, Alice Ndidde 8. Beyond the North–South dyad: diaspora-led organizations in development collaborations Susan Appe 9. Exploring mutual dependence through non-financial resource exchanges: a Tanzanian non-governmental organization network case study Sandy Zook, Samantha Temple, Emmanuel Malisa PART 3: Asking Southern-centered questions 10. Advocating for land rights in Kenya: a community-based organization’s attempt to reconcile external funding with local legitimacy Selma Zijlstra, Marja Spierenburg 11. Surreptitious symbiosis in promoting advocacy? Collaboration among non-governmental organizations, social movements, and activists in West Africa Emmanuel Kumi, Albert Arhin 12. Moving beyond (en)forced North–South collaboration for development: possibilities from Pakistan Themrise Khan 13. Shifting the Narrative: localization and ‘shift the power’ in the African context Emmanuel Kumi, Thomas Yeboah, Nancy Kankam Kusi, Jimm Chick Fomunjong, Charles Kojo Vandyck 14. Contrasting gifting postures in a Ghanaian local community: are there lessons about African philanthropy? Esi Eduafowa Sey, Justice Nyigmah Bawole PART 4: Learning new roles for the North 15. Localizing humanitarian knowledge management: a call for pragmatic robust action Femke Mulder 16. The journey to Southern leadership in programming: the story of a decade-long Ghanaian–Dutch partnership Mohammed Awal Alhassan, Marijke Priester 17. Starting advocacy programming from the South: rethinking multi-country programming Margit van Wessel PART 5: Choosing new starting points for collaboration 18. A feminist approach to collaboration: a sex workers’ network in India B. Rajeshwari, Margit van Wessel, Nandini Deo 19. Practising organizational autonomy at the community level: evidence from advocacy projects in Uganda and Vietnam Lena Gutheil 20. Beyond the North–South dichotomy: a case study on tackling global problems starting from the South Runa Khan, Dorothee ter Kulve, Sarah Haaij 21. Shift the power? Constraints and enablers of more equitable partnerships between non-governmental organizations: the case of Dutch small-scale initiatives in Uganda and India Sara Kinsbergen, Mieke Molthof, Linda van der Hoek, Anna Vellinga 22. Conclusions Margit van Wessel, Tiina Kontinen, Justice Nyigmah Bawole … (more)
- Edition:
- 1st
- Publisher Details:
- London : Routledge
- Publication Date:
- 2023
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (336 pages), illustrations (black and white)
- Subjects:
- 338.90091724
Development economics -- Developing countries
Civil society -- Developing countries
Developing countries -- Economic policy - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781000843330
9781000843309 - Related ISBNs:
- 9781032147673
9781032147758 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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