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Towards collective accountability in Chad
How is the humanitarian response in Chad going? What do affected people and aid workers think? Are the right things being done in the right way? Ground Truth Solutions and the CHS Alliance have just released the first round of results of perception surveys with approximately 1,600 affected people and…
01/09/2018
Member of the Month: Islamic Relief Worldwide
This month we are putting Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW) in the spotlight. As a founding member of the CHS Alliance and the largest Muslim organisation in the world, IRW constantly strives to promote and strengthen accountability and quality across their global operations. Affirming their commitment towards accountability, they conducted a…
28/08/2018
Islamic Relief Bangladesh: learning from experience and responding to complaints
Ensuring that people and communities have access to accurate, understandable information about the aid provided and the aid provider is the first step in enabling them to make a decision, create opportunities to voice their opinions and see this taken on board. Islamic Relief takes community participation and complaint mechanisms…
27/08/2018
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Running a coaching network - Coffee with Lauren McWilliams

Lauren McWilliams joined the CHS Alliance in July 2016 as the Alliance’s Events and Projects Officer responsible for managing the coaching component of the Start Network’s Talent Development Project. We caught up with her over a coffee to hear about her experience.
By Lauren McWilliams 30/08/2018

Do languages have a low priority in development work?

Listening Zones, a recently ended research project found that language issues do not tend to have a high profile within I/NGOs. We had a coffee with Dr Angela Crack and Dr Wine Tesseur, to learn why languages are important for accountability and to explore the relevance of the results in…
By Dr Angela Crack and Dr Wine Tesseur 28/08/2018
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