Undermining Development: The Absence of Power among Local NGOs in Africa

Sarah G. Michael

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The powerful and the powerless: understanding NGOs in development - NGO power - The power of local NGOs in Zimbabwe - The power of local NGOs in Tanzania - The power of local NGOs in Senegal - Why power is crucial to NGOs - Powerful NGOs, sustainable NGOs - Helping local NGOs in Africa to develop power.

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